The Sun.
London, England, 1844-06-29 00:00:00

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On Tuesday, at two o'clock, the King of the French, ac-
companied by General Durosnel, Colonel Dumas, the Count
de Strada, and two orderly officers, left Neuilly for St. Cloud.
llis Majesty returned to Neuilly at four. In the evening
their Majesties received the President, Vice-Presidents, and
Secretaries of the Chamber of Deputies, the Minister of
Besse, Generals Sebastiani, De Colbert, Boyer, and Levasseur,
and Baron Mechin.
Marshal Soult had addressed an order of the day to the
army on the occasion of the attempt made by the Legitima-
tists to seduce from their duty the Sappers of the Corps of
Engineers stationed. at Issy, near Paris. The Minister of
War reminded the officers, sub-officers, and soldiers of the
oath of allegiance they had taken to the King and their
drapeau.
The Precurseur de r Guest announces the arrest at Angers
of M. Cherbonnier de la Guesnerie, a well-known Legitimatist.
llis papers were all examined, and a warrant had been re-
ceived to transfer him to Paris. The Patrie of yesterday
evening states that two visits have been made by the police
at the house .of M. Cherbonmer, at Paris ; one on Sunday last,
when all his papers were seized, and another on Monday, to
search for portraits and busts. The Gazette de France an-
nounces the arrival of Cherbonnier de la Guesnerie in Paris,
under escort, and states that he is confined au secret at the
Conciergerie.
Dudresnay, the Legitimatist candidate, has been elected
a Member of the Chamber of Deputies by the electoral col.
lege of Morlaix.
M. Barbet, the Mayor of Rouen and the Ministerial candi-
date was elected deputy for that city, in the room of the late
M. Jacques Laffitte, on Wednesday. He obtained 461 votes
votes, and his opponent, M. Bouvet Bondel, 392.
The Algerie publishes a few details of the engagement of
the 15th between the French troops and those of Morocco.
The account states that 300 of the enemy were killed, and
that the heads of 110 of them were brought in by the spahis
on the points of their sabres. The French had 7 killed and
20 wounded.

The Wurzburg Gazette contains a letter from Berlin,
June 20, which says :—" It is confidently reported here that
the news of the death of the Grand Duchess Alexandrina,
Princess of Hesse, has just arrived."

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aND POLICE.

George Jessop, a journeyman painter at Yarmouth, was
charged at the Guildhall, with stealing some silver spoons
and other articles, the property ofJames Gage Last, an inn-
keeper at Yarmouth. The prisoner had, in fact, carried off
the innkeeper's wife, a good-looking young woman, who
was also placed at the bar. He was committed for trial, and
Mrs. Last returned home with her husband.

A respectable looking young man, about twenty-five years
of age, who gave the name of George Page, but refused to
give his address, was charged at the same ffice, with bur-
glariously breaking into the house of Constantine Geralo-
pulo, a Greek merchant, residing at No. 15, North-buildings,
Finsbury, at two o'clock yesterday morning, and stealing
some trifling articles. He was committed.
William Fisher, describing himself as a porter, was charged
with having broken and entered some wine-vaults in Hun-
gerford-market, and stealing therefrom a pipe of port wine,
value 801., belonging to Mr. John Wright, wine-merchant
and hotel-keeper, 142, Strand, his empluyer. He was com-
mitted for trial. _

Mr. William Burt, many years rate-collector for the united
parishes of St. Margaret and St. John, Westminster, was
charged, at Queen-square, with embezzling upwards of 6001.,
the moneys of the Governors of the Poor. Prisoner, who
had absconded some weeks ago, and for whose apprehension
a large reward had been offered, was captured on Thursday
evening, in a lane leading from Hightield to Greenhithe,
Kent, by Mr. Taylor, an Inspector of the B division. Evi-
dence of the defalcation was given, and the prisoner was re-
manded fur a week.
William Colson Simmons and Richard Duke, both of them
respectable inhabitants of Highgate, were charged at Mary-
lebone with having been concerned in stealing a cow, the
property of H. Aslett, North-hill, Highgate. Several wit-
nesses were examined fur the defence, and their evidence was
of such a nature as to convince the magistrate that the charge
of felony could not be maintained. The prisoners, who re-
ceived good characters, were discharged.
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The Princess Augusta of Cambridge, who was united to
the Hereditary Grand-Duke of Mecklenburg-Strelitz in June
last, is expected to arrive in England in the course of the en-
suing week, upon a visit to her Majesty and her illustrious
parents.
The Earl and Countess of Ripon have left town on a visit
to the Right Hon. S. Lushington, in Kent.
Viscount Lifford and family embarked on Thursday morn-
ing, on board the steamer Suho, at Blackwall pier, for

Antwerp.
Viscount and Viscountess Maynard gave a dinner in
Grosvenor-square, to the Earl of Liverpool and Viscountess
Milton, Earl and Countess Delawarr and Lady Mary West,
Marquis of Granby, &c.
Lord Rokeby, after a lengthened tour in the East, has ar-
rived at Montagu House.
Lady Peel and family, who have been at Drayton Manor
since Monday last, will come to town early in the next week.
Lord and Lady Carew and family have left town for Har-
rogate.
The Earl of Burlington and Lord Cavendish left Belgrave-
square early in the week, for Compton-place, Eastbourne,
where a family party have assembled.
The Countess of Zetland has left town for Upleatharn Hall,
Yorkshire, for the season. The Noble Earl departed on
Saturday last.
The Countess of Westmoreland has arrived from Berlin,
and is staying with the Earl and Countess of Harrington, at,
their residence in Saville-row. The Noble Earl is shortly
expected from the Prussian capital on leave of absence, and
will remain about six weeks in this country before his Lord-
ship returns to resume his diplomatic duties as ambassador
at the Court of Berlin.
The Earl and Countess of Brownlow's dinner-party last
evening, at their residence in Belgrave-square, was to the
Earl of Norman ton, Marquis of Winchester, Earl and Countess
of Powis and Lady Luny Herbert. Viscount Northland, Lord
Goderich, Sir Watkin W. Wynn, Sir William and lion. Lady
Middleton.