The Sun.
London, England, 1841-06-15 00:00:00

NUNEHAM PARK, OXON.

OXON, SATURPAY.—Her Majesty the Queen, and his
Royal Highness Prince Albert, attended by the chief mem-
bers of the Royal household, will arrive on Monday afternoon
on a visit to his Grace the Archbishop of York.
The Oxfordshire Yeomanry Cavalry are to meet the Royal
cortege at Benson, to escort her Alajesty to Nuneham, and
the other arrangements are on an extensive scale.
The Duke of Wellington is expected at noon, to join the
circle invited to meet the Queen and Prince Albert, and also
the Earl Bathurst.

The Quests and his Royal Highness pass the night at
iNuneham,. and early on iuesday morning Prince Albert
n
,7„nes to (Atford to take part in the comtnemoration, at the
a. ,
Theatre, after which his Royal Highness goes to the Town-
half, a congratulatory address will be presented to
his Royal Highness from the Mayor and Members of the
lovkn Council, on the occasion of his visit to ,the city of
Oxford. There was a meetinc, at the star lintel on Friday,
the Duke of Marlboroughe moved the Address, which
was seconded by Lord Churchill, and unanimously agreed upon.
A sumptuous &joule is to be given at St. John's to his
Royal Highness, who, it is arranged,' «ill afterwards visit
Christ Church, Magdalen, the Clarendon, Botanical Gardens,
and other places of interest in the city and neighbourhood.
His Boyd Highness Prince Albert, with the Duke of Wel-
lington and the other distinguished guests of the Archbishop,
aid return to Nuneham in the c% ening to dinner.
In the evening a grand ball will be given at the Star Assem-
bly-rooms, under the stewardship of Lord \Card, the Marquis
cf Blandford, the Niarquis of Kildare, Lord Seaham, Lord Ed-
win Hill, Loid Loftus, and the Hon. George Hastings.
It is uncerta'n whether the queen and Prince Albert leave
sa hts Ryal Highness in-
Nuneham on Tuesday evening or W.ednesday ; but in all pro-
bability the latter day, as it i!
tends visit ing Blenheim, the priuceiy!d sit of o
the Duke of :Marl-
borough.

THE LATE GL A SGOW FORGERIES.— Gavin
Scott, the mercantile clerk, who absoonded from
00., after
Glas-
' g committing forgeries- to the amount of
8,6u0L, had been traced to Southampton by Forrester,
the Mansio-houseoflicer, and a principal of the house,
assisted by 'ferry, the active Southampton officer. They
have ascertained that he. left Loudon On Thursday, the
23d ult., by the night mail train, and slept that night in
Southampton. The ne;:t day he started to Havre by
the calpc steam-ressel, having assumed the- name of
i)„tious, He had with him in gold the whole of the
money. lie was seen at Havre two days ago, and For-
rester and the gentleman from Glasgow started in pur-
suit by steamer, yesterday, and we have no doubt they
will effect his capture.—Hampshire Independent.
VAUXHALL GARDENS.—Some gentlemen of
rank and forture have taken this property, through the agency
of Alesrs. Andrew and Mitchell, of Bond-street, that the pub-
lic may have a last opportunity of seeing the unrivalled glories
—past and present—of this summer scene of action. The
parties have made arrangements with Mr. Bunn to manage the
entire undertaking.
MR. O•CONNELL—THE ELECTIONS.—Mr.
O'Connell arrived last evening, by the mail-packet from Liver-
posl. 'I he Bon. Gentleman is in the best health and spirits,
eager for the battle with the Orange enemy, and full of cor-
fideuce that the appeal about to be made by our beloved Queen
to her people wilt he answered by a triumphant' nvjority, to
defend her Majesty against the assaults and machinations of
desperate and wicked faction.—Dublin Evening Post.
Saturday.
BRUSSELS, JUNE 12.—The Ostend Journal
says—" The Royal Family will come to reside at Ostend about
the end of this month, and will net leave us till Septeniber.
The presence of the Royal Family will attract, as usual, a great
many slrargeis of distinction, and we ate assured her Royal
Highness the Duchess of Kent will honour our town with
visit of some weeks before her return to England."