The Sun.
London, England, 1844-04-16 00:00:00

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1203LEIGN.
On Saturday, the King of the French left for Versailles,
accompanied by General de Rumigny and the Count
de Strada. His Majesty was received on his arrival
by the Prefect of the Department, and the authorities of the
town. After having visited the galleries, his Majesty, at six
in the evening, left the Palace to return to Paris. Their Ma-
jesties received in the evening Admiral Willaumez, M. the
Prefect of the Maine and Loire, General Count D'Astory,
Viscount de Goyon, the Prefect of the Lower Seine, the
Prefects of the Manche and the Rhone, the Prince and
Princess D'Anglona, &c., &c.

M. Guizot has just received from Queen Isabella of Spain
the Order of the Golden Fleece.

The Chamber of Peers voted, on Saturday, the project of
law relative to the Greek loan.
M. Charles Laffitte has again been elected deputy for
for Louviers.
M. Locquet, the Government candidate, was elected deputy
for the ninth arrondissement of Paris, on Saturday, beating
M. de Stvry, the Opposition candidate, by a majority of 301
to 255.
The editors of the Gazette de France and Nation were sen-
tenced on Saturday, by the Court of Assizes of Paris, the
first to six months' imprisonment and B,ooof. fine, and the
other to four months' imprisonment and 6,000 f. fine.
The influenza is very prevalent at Paris, and has carried
off a great number of persons. The King some days since
had a slight attack, but had completely recovered. The
daughter of M. Guizot was convalescent.
The Malta Times states that King Otho closed in person
the first session of the New National Assembly on Saturday,
the 30th of March. He made the following brief speech on
the occasion :—" I am rejoiced to see the great work of the
Constitutional Charter of Greece brought to a close, and I
present myself before you, in order to seal it by the prescribed
oaths. I desire that the Constitution, that sacred and indis-
soluble tie, between the nation and the King, may produce
and consolidate the prosperity of Greece. The task for which
I have convoked the National Assembly being finished, I
declare it to be closed."

LAW AND POLICE.
Yesterday being the first day of Term the Judges, Masters
in Chancery, and Queen's Counsel breakfasted with the Lord
Chancellor, and afterwards proceeded in State to open the
Courts at Westminster. Sir F. Pollock was sworn. in as
Sergeant-at-Law and Chief Baron of the Exchequer.
The Surrey Fe.ster Sessions commenced at the Court
House, Newington. Several minor cases were disposed of.
William Henry Walton, a youth 18 years of age, was
charged at Lambeth-street with attempting to set fire to
the house of Abraham Solomons, a marine store dealer, in
Old Gravel-lane. He was committed for trial.

Francis Tubbs, a smartly dressed young rustic, was
charged at Worship-street with having been concerned in
burglariously breaking into the dwelling-house of Mrs.
Kealing, an aged widow lady, residing at Broxbourn-bridge
House, near Broxbourn, Herts, and stealing a quantity of
plate and other valuable property. The prisoner was sent to
be examined in the county in which the robberies were com-
mitted.

Mary Ann Stephens, a woman of lady-like appearance,
was charged at Union-hall with intermarrying with Julius
Price, a native of Germany, her first husband, Richard
Stephens, a turner, of St. Just's, Cornwall, being still alive.
Both husbands were in attendance, and the first instituted
the prosecution against her. She was remanded.

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The King of Hanover is expected in this country towards
he end of May.
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Her Majesty's second drawing-room for the season, on
Thursday next, at St. James's, is expected to be very numer-
ously attended.
The Duke of Wellington has arrived at Apsley House
from Strathfieldsaye. Lord Charles Wellesley and the Mar-
quis and Marchioness of Douro have likewise come to town.
The Hon. Charles Arbuthnot has considerably improved in
health by his stay with the Noble and Gallant Duke at
Strathfieldsaye.
Prince Ts9ubetskoy left Mivart's Hotel on Saturday for
Paris, after a sojourn of several weeks in this country, during
which the Prince made a tour of our manufacturing districts.
Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston, who after passing
several days with Viscount Melbourne at Brockett Hall,

-efts, went to Broadlands, the Noble Viscount's seat near

Romsey, come to town for the season on the 17th.
The Marquis 'and Marchioness of Ailesbury have arrived
in town from Tottenham Park, near Marlborough.
The Earl and Countess of Belmore have been receiving
company during the holidays at Castle Coote. The Hon. T.
Corry, M.P., First Lord of the Admiralty, has been among
the guests of his noble relatives.
The Earl of Lincoln, First Commissioner of Woods and
Forests, returned to Whitehall-place at the end of last week
from Dublin, which cit'3;, it is understood, the Noble Lord
visited on official business connected with his department.
Lord and Lady Arthur Lennox and family are expected to
embark for Australia at the end of the summer, his Lord-
ship's regiment, the 72d Highlanders, being under orders to
embark for that colony.
Lord Kilmarnock, eldest son of the Earl and Countess of
Erroll, will come of age on the 3d of May. His Lordship is
still serving with his regiment, the Rifle Brigade, in Nova
Scotia.