The Sun.
London, England, 1841-09-09 00:00:00

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The latest arrivals from Paris bring a repetition on
Tuesday of the official contradiction in the Moniker of
the reported detention of the Victorieuse at Mahon.
The Toulon fleet is to be immediately dismantled, and
eight ships of the line laid up in ordinary. The purpose
of sending a portion of the fleet to Brest, announced
yesterday, is said to be to watch the termination of the
M‘Leod affair, and he in readiness should anything un-
pleasant arise from that. It is probably a part of the
agreement for disarming in the Mediterranean.
M. Ilumanu's fiscal measures are triumphing over re-
sistance, and to help him and theni, the Government has
disbanded the National Guard of Vine Nouvelle, because
it was against them.

Fine weather had returned in- Paris. In seven pro-
vincial markets the price of wheat had risen : it had
fallen in thirteen.

Vice-Admiral Dupotet had returned to Brest, from
the Brazilian station, in the Atalante frigate.
A letter from Beyrout, of the 2d ult., announces that
the principal Chiefs of Lebanon and Palestine met on
the 30th of July, and resolved to refuse the payment of
tribute to the Porte, or to submit to the authority of
Tahir Pasha.

The German papers publish a document dated Kirch-
berg, August 27, signed by the professional attendants
of the Duke de Bordeaux, stating that his cure would
be complete, and that he would bc., able to use his leg as
well as if it had not been broken.

The King and Queen of Prussia left Berlin on the
the 30th ult. for Leignitz in Silesia. The Archdukes
Ferdinand, Charles, and Maximilian; •of Austria were
also to repair thither, and the Emperor of Russia was
uxpected. The King of ,Hanover had writtem to the
King of Prussia to say that he could not attend on ac-
count of his grief for th&loss of the Queen.
Orders have been given at Madrid to arrest Narvacz
wherever he may, be found.
A report prevailed in that capital that there had been
a Sedition 'at Segovia, in which 'a company of infantry
had partiipated.

P,4417.1441N1MifT..a.N.Y.,
The loyal ASSent was last night given by dommission
to the Earl of Scarborough's Indemnity Bill, and the
Peers then adjourned to the 20th 'instant.
All the new writs were moved fir last night in the
Commons, on account of the Ministers taking office.
We were surprised also to obserVe that Mr. 'Warburton
vacated his seat fur Bridport. rerhaps sitting in a cur-
14A assembly, or perhaps the-petitiOn presented against
his return on account.of some infbrmality, may have led to
his resignation. Mr. Aklerinan, Thompson also has
vacated Sunderland,, in order tp prepare for Westmore-
land. Sir George Anson, too, retires from Lichfield, in
order to preserve his situation in the household of Prince
Albert.

Mr. Roebuck complained of an article in the Timcs
as a breach of privilege, failed in his attack, and added
to the power of that formidable journal.
Sir George Clerk signified' that when the First Lord
of the Treasury was in his , place on the 16th inst., that
Right. Hod. Baronet would state what course he meant
to pursue. The world waits for Sir Robert Peel.
The Administration of JuStice Bill was read a first
time, with the approbation of both sides of the House,
which adjourned to the 16th inst.