The Sun.
London, England, 1842-09-19 00:00:00

arrived shortly beke three o'clock, having Vmad he
voyage from Gra:Aton Pier in little more than forty
hours.
be r The
'd..stiniroi-ibed voyagers did not wish to
ecognise „ I,ut the light that shone froM the moon
thdiscovered to inn tars on board the Cainperdown
eoyal standard' floating in the breeze, and cheer
the foil owedowedthe discovery. In a few minutes
fires or " half-blne lights," at the yard
4/1/)'s Were. disr'astd,-"and a Royal:salute was fired.
'puling the stay of the Trident at the Nore, the
.11b4fiatnanthu. and Black Eagle brought up, and were
Ilisi•tiatched- onward to Woolwich, to announce the ap-
lizoach of the Royal party.'
On board the Black Eagle were the -Duchess of
Norfolk, Miss Paget, Col..Botiverie, and Col. Anson.
On board the Trident, with her Majesty, was Ad-
miral Brace, of Reerness Dockyard, Sir James
Clark, and the A.diniral'a Aide-de-Camp and Secre-
tary; Commander Bullock, of her-Majesty's steamer
Fearless, assisted by Capt. Sharp, had charge of the
The Trident- quickly followed, and in passing Til-
lbury Fort a Royal salute was fired. The Royal
Tarty were also saluted on passing the Town Pier,
'Gravesend, 'and Ingress Abbey, the seat of Mr
Harmer.

GENEALOGY OF THE QUEEN.
(From the Renfrewshire Annual, 1841.)
It has been the practice in England to trace her
7a-lajesty's genealogy from William the Conqueror, as
if tic -is were the most ancient and honourable source
Ifto her Majesty's royal title. She is, however, entitled
a genealogy mu,, more ancient and honourable.
or about the y. ar 837, Kenneth, King of the Scots,
succeeded to the L. ingdora of the Caledonians'or Picts,*
who were of Teuvonie or German origin, and thus
United under his, dol.ninion the whole of Scotland.
was called the sixty-ninth King of Scots, and the
rrace of Pictish kiy.gs was also very ancient. His de-
enddaiendtsinretreesyeelaitre(Bls4bo;t h of these royal dynasties.
and between that and the
;Yeeiar, 1,1057, sixt'..-en successive kings of his family
tro'-e"u."Pr Scotland, whore names it is unnecessary
Elec,iy
°{N here.
ale Cz.?lmOre, the son of Duncan, who had rn tauldered hv Macbeth, ascended the throne in
1,)57. On the conquest of England by William the
"Ilan, Edgar Atbeling, the descendant of Alfred,
and the heir of the Saxon royal family, with his mo-
ther and two sisters, Margaret and Christina, took
refuge in •Seetland. 1‘ lalcolin married Margaret, the
eldest, who is still celebrated in
virtues Scotland for her many
. She thunded the Abbey of Dunfermline, and
canoni:.ed a:: St. Margaret. Edgar Atheling, her
brother, havin• died without issue, the descendants of
tb`a marriage f,:tween Malcolm and Margaret became
the representaCies of the Saxon line of kings, and so
entitled to the le one of England. In the descendants
of this marrize,e, therefore, were concentrated the
titles of the ,t7,iee royal families of Britain, viz., the
‘-',
,on or En.g.LisiT, the Caledonian or Pictish, and the
e tie or .4* Jttish. And this is certainly a much
ce ancient' and honourable title, than being merely
descendant of William the Conqueront
_ That her .11.1a;sestf is a descendant of this marriage,
an represents there three Royal dynasties, is proved
oni the history of the country.
~,,.M
a alcoltn,be-ing killed at the seige of Alnwick, 1093,.
1. ucceed
idsrA by
dgar, son ,• he by his brother.
a. Alexatiiier the first ; he by his brother.
~„.avid 'the Firstd: youngest son of Malcolm Can-
Luare and
Queen Margaret. •He died in 1153 ; his
4.8,,,,11e0c.50r was
3?) Nth, surtrried the Maiden, the grandson of
s.tzbajtlide,rvho died in 1175, and was succeeded by his
Mani, surnrined the Lion, a brave rrince, who
died hi 12'4 ; t•ucceeded by his son,
'leraod•• • the Second, who died in 1249, and was
succeedec by hs son,
wAilexand • the 'Ohird, a wise and valiant Prince,
i„ao gained the victory-over the Danes at Largs, in
I.e was killed by a fall from his horse at
Xi
gaughorr.i. in. • the year 1285, leaving an infant
kud-daeghter, the Maiden of Norway, who died
'Ch' rl`o 7%* to Scotland.
of j)„:light 't )f succession then devolved on the issue
of 14,v1d, Eiarl of Huntington, the younger brother
descend, illitratt the Lion, and who was, of course, also a
ret iart of
ree Malcolm Canmore and Queen Merga-
th e
eldlie,ieft,' th daughters, of whom Margaret,
W eldest had married Allan, Lord of Galloway, and
as
l'a reandtnother of.john Baliol. Isabella, the second,-
bdlnarried Robert Itruce,§ whose grandson, Robert
I:kyruce, Earl of Carrick, after the struggle occasioned
11 the treachery and ambition of Edward the First,
timateltsucceeded to the throne as
Robertithe -First ; he was, in 1329, succeeded by
his son01:-,
Davicttlite'Second, who having died without issue
in 1374tilwaa succeeded by his nephew, Robert
Stew art. son of Marjery Bruce, the only daughter
of .RobOdt'the First, by her husband, Walter, the
Stewa:4lofl•Scotand, acid who was the first of the
Stewaielfatailjr who ascended, the throne.
to. Robot: the Secondli- who died in 1390, having
relgnelluthiliteen years; was succeeded by his son,
11. RsohdittiXhe Third,** who, in the year 1406, was
succeeded by his son 4
12. larnes:the First, who was murdered in the year
'" -And.vas succeeded by his son,
. ratrit.i•the Second, who waa killed by the burst-
s of-a, ca .non at the seige of Roxburgh Castle,
" the year 1460, and succeeded by his son,
Janzathe Third, who was killed in an insur-
reetini: of his subjects, headed by his son, in the
is3rear I.4BB,•.'_and succeeded by his son,
,Jam(!s the Fourth ,if who married Margaret, the
eldest iiaughter. of Henry. the Seventh, and sister
of Henry the Eighth, Kings of England, and who
\v,as a. 'descendant of William the Conqueror, and
4's° of. the Royal Family of IVales. He fell at the
;niecunate battle of Flodden, in 1513, and was
16:70:led by his soi,, •
'tines the Fifth, and he, in 1542, by his daugh-
-I.7.`e.ririborn that year,
whiarY, Queen of Scots. She married Darnley,
s grandson of Queen Margaret, the widow
hoZ
lies the Fourth, by her second marriage, and ailing the descendants
.of Queen Mary, would
4" lad a right to the Throne of England, but not
coe th-
b
tof Scotland. Mary was, in 1587, sue-
of 2dt y h sonua' 'e4 theer Sixth,, King of Scots, who, on the death
zueen Elizabeth, in 1603, succeeded to the
"e of England es in right of his great-grand-
h . -
Er, argar.-t, sister or Henry the Eighth, and
;Tames :the Fourth. In this way he came to
Seri ght to tha.Throne of England and Prinei-
ali • v 1.1
litlttalines--tohfrales; as the•eldest lineal descendant of
Conqueror, and united in his person
all the Royal families of Britain.
jest s-
needless to give the particulars of her Ma-
-1,0 s descent f torn James Sixth of Scotland and
,c,;:4t of England, as these are well known. By the
3‘,-eptail it •establishel, that her Majesty is not
fv°lll tl de established,
from William the Conqueror, and
z Princec, of W-les but that she also repre-
eels the -8 - axon Royal I. amily of England, and the
or anciew. Royal Families of the Caledonians
that I.tB, and of Ile Scots or Celts; and in this way,
tier:lle:unites hi her person the titles of all the • an-
rVal fun-dies of Britain, and is connected with
rOyal fairsilv of Europe.

* so t
en,Aninated by the Romans.
,geoti d
attest, es of the two ancient Royal families of
Itornit" had st ecessfully resisted the invasions of the
%tie" 3m n,s and 1)1, nes, and all other enemies, and their
ttitiels.)rs were equally successful in repelling all in-
try. ,' und maiotaitiing the independence of their coun-
attn i*that Ser cliani has the proud distinction of never
en coueuered by any foreign Power, and her
high lifeiour of being the descendant . and
The sepseseiP,'',i.y.e.uf this ancient. and heroic race of kings,
(;,--;,:jv.,l if
the aujent Saxon family of England.
'11! bei„n6. of Teutonic or German descent,
the Stitxoii,:•,'&re was a great resemblance in
"At. 16,iiiimiers and Ynstit talons, between the inhabi-
-Ik4i4 er'n coast of Scotland and the Saxon
Z 4411.1, ','Eitglaiel, and many of the Saxon families
1V;31,1,.4e1, • WhiSeothutd, after the conquest of England
, Cour4u) .the Norm:: n.
11811,,'llituonly,ealled St. He made a grant of
tlig7;.%tates ,in- the county, of Renfrew and adjoining
°11.11,,et,4 t 4) :Walter, High steward of Scotland, ancestor..
Ley, 1.-1-716tke w,iaxt family, who founded the Abbey of Pais-
It •
The d Brice Lord of Annandale, had a son, also
Ic6bert, who was the handsomest man of his time.
seers };9141 Countess o! Carrick having accidentally'
ti when hun ing, invited him to her castle of Cul-
the ZPipON he declining her invitation, she took hold of
totiluridle of his horse, and thus constrained him to ac-
a fett'l
ta her. At thuttime it was dangerous to address
ward of the Crown without the Royal consent,
14,,eae story of this appsrent compulsion seems to have
Tou,..Cleviled in of der to avoid such danger. Marriage, bled„,....—'.%;Was the cons:quence. (As descendant of this
,ge, her Majesty enjoys the title of Countess of
1.41;`i CA.) Ifrotn th's union sprung Robert Bruce,
of Carrick, alte:wards Robert I. of Scotland.
trol The family of the Marquis of Bute are descended
tlitttilitit....2Sen of l'Z'-).ert H. Alexander Stewart, called
V of B ittenorh," was a son of that Monarch.
qtli The family of Sir Michael Stewart, of Greenock
tlakkhall, are lineal male descendants of Robert
to There are preierved three charters by Robert 111.
Ittlar,".7 -John, Stmaekihil. tam, of the lands of Ardgowan,
.146;41a11, ,and Ailenerig4'm ii. in the years 1390, 1396,
fare:LThpse swera4landa, as established by the titles,
gpd,f4-onilather to son, in lineal male descent
th -`' Pir,d4tilSfeWart, son of Robert-111., to Sir Michaei,
t)ie;ent -Itnienct, who is thus ascertained to be a
end 13
son -of R
mal© descendent of the Royal. House of Stewart,
the the seven
erteenth in descent from Sir John Stewart,
obt- 111.
(14it During the remainder of his life he iore an iron
plo no
ns t tnd tds body, by way of penance for his rebel-
ag his father. *4.
Afit.r 1,; years' imprisonment she was cruelly and
.ltistly put to death by Elizabeth, in 1587.
The

- Chancellor of the Exchequer left town on Sa-
y for Ryde,
_lsle of Wight.