From the London Sun, 10th uIt.
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THE GREAT BRiTAIa STEAM SHIP Wednesday the Great Britain made trip down the Channel having aboa' I4O visitors board IL was intended that she should have started from Kingroad as early as eight o'clock, A. NJ, but owing to the fog in ihe channel, the po, did moi deem it prudent to start her until the fog dispersed, which no, until twenty -f,e minutes after twelve o'clock. The Consequence was that the trial trip was necessarily much shortened in it's distance. No ladies were on board, but among 'he gentlemen were-Mr. George Beenie. Mr. I. K. Brunei. Mir. Samuda. patentee of

 the atmospheric railway; Mir. T. B. Smith. pateniee of the ArchiTe'lean screw propeller; MT. B. Wood eroit Paten'ee of s screw proPel'eri Capta,n Hos ward, k; N.; Captain Wolcoit, K. N.; MT. Patii son, naval architect; Mir. Bruce, &c. The Great Britain now presents very different appearance io that which 'he did when she eft the docks her six nas,s, which are called the foremas mainniast, and 3d. 4th. 9th and 9th nssts, having been stepped and temporary shronds attached. ike yards of the may

 mast are also across. The vas, size of the ship will