The Sun. — 1841-11-12 (London, England)

BIRTH OF THE PRINCE.—Much surprise Secritary, wha Itl:tten;iii,,,,cebealticinheeitt) cited that Sir James Graham, the home mos 1ig,.1., u for the last three weeks had detained the se should Ilan,. the H.oine-office during the w been one of the last persons in 'lab: ' rt it ate'' 1 desa on the recent interestine. inoe etahsiisonw aoyf, : the hisbi rlithoyoafi It()eclhiegatlis,rilirnsns.e a messenger to Lord Melbdoc:sto, between the ; Premier, it having ep‘sysriii lonfolevyaAasl thatheen he (Lord Melbourne) wo the intelligence to thf On the present oecasf great officers of State. either not understanding I Royal Highness, adnerdtahkise Lordship, redosniiiiiipn'inicate be forwarded, or h information wasdespatched a messenger only to S gotten if, Peel, on the receipt of the/ Peel. Sir Robert James Graham was to to be the person to cation, departed had left the necessi that the same messenger - but on arrivino• • -• immediately fin the Palace,, finding no one there, and after waitm and. time and no one arriving, he despatched a tontao the messengers in attendance at ti lion at the Home-office , b. ~ that they might send for the rest of thedespatched his own private messenger, tendance at the Palace, to the private J. Graham, who immediately mad( F patch, and reached the Palace onl • Grace the Duke of \Vellington w room as the Royal infant was broug cliffe, the President of the Co thrown out, and did not arrive in of a Morning Paper. BODY OF A MAN SOUND —On Wednesday afternoon th, , ,f a man was found floating in the rive .Lesex side of Westminster-bridge. The .t of a inan about five feet, six inches in ht. , such a state of decomposition that it i .ele to judge from the features what the age Ased might have been. His dress consisted of an Jotton shirt, cord trousers, and black. waistcoat, ~ut neither coat nor stockings. A laced-up boot was found on the right foot, the other being divested of all covering. - It is supposcd that the corpse has beenlin the water for some considerable time, and also from the wretchedness of deceased's attire, that he committed suicide from extreme want. About his person were no documents of any kind to afford the least clue to his igentity. The corpse is no..v lying at St. Margaret's workhouse, awaiting a Coronet's Inquest.  1 V E It.  —. ..._,---_ .ing. Ilb 01, rEI ' s N E7Ol COMIC ANNuAL.---As fire-side mst unejnio. etysomorefernli? " lOW rovked for as the most pleasant necesrand the vleasautest of them all is an atnus:lich- Duty be read aloud, to the entertain. As • r whimily circle, we anticipate the universal gratificatio nch is sure to be created by the publication of a w ork so pregnant with amusement as the forthcoming vo' turne of " good's Comic Annual." We hare has,vein i n workedlellou thej. heard fror .1 good authority., that both in its literary and pictorial runacpstpiooanr profitably,e,xn,tiltyi lepartments it is equally rich in amusement, the author exhanstle! ha v iielnigaerotoifsptic,inui‘einidroa.tiLfreleeiscehh whi 's,hhtamisl rendered still more valuable by the addi• Mr. nook mirly forty illustrations, equally rich in origi. Lion o f n which have been engraved by the best nality . ant I point, artist.~ .