The Sun.
London, England, 1849-07-10 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DEPARTURE OF THE STATE PRISONERS'
DUBLIN, MONDAY EvENINO'
Early this morning orders were received by the
authoriti,s of Richmond Rtilewell to have the .Stsi
prisoners in readiness to embark on board the SWI
war schooner in the course of the day. At a quarter
before twelve o'clock, the luggage of the prisoners
having been previously transmitted to Kingstoo'
and all the preparations being completed, the
prison van arrived at the Bridewell under °
escort of two troops of carbineers and a party °f
mounted police. ttely afterwards Ale4t.g.
Smith O'Brien, Meagher, M'Manus, and O'Donogbil
having taken a farewell of those about them, enter%
the van, which drove off at a rapid pace along the
circular road towards the place of embsrkation..
Mr. O'Brien, Mr. Meagher, and Mr. M‘Alanw
were placed on one side of the van, Mr. 011,,:
noghue sitting in solitude opposite to them WiP'
a partition intervening, and this arrangement havlt
ruffled the equanimity of the latter, he s' outly remote
strated against it, but without effect ; until 0;
Meagher interposed, and at that gentleman's reques
he was permitted to take his seat alongside his CO'
panions. A great concourse of persons had ssi
sembled from an early hour in the neighbourhood
the prison, to witness the anal departure of th
leaders.

LEVANT MAIL.
We have received by the Levant mall Consfsl3tl;
nople journals to the 24th ult., and Athens jourotA
to the 28th ult., both inclusive, but their contents IP'
without importance.
We read in the Malta Mail of the 28th. ;
"A few days ago, the Maltese merchant polo.
Giuditta, loaded with powder, bound for Ancl2l
hoisted her colours to H.M.B. Frolic there lying. .1.0
$
Giuditta was immediately boarded by an Austr,i,,
officer belonging to a large frigate lying outsider
and carried to sea, the frigate accompaniiink
On this bring observed by Captain Vansittart, he
mediately got the Frolic under weigh, in pursuit, ,
reaching the Austrian. declared be had no right to 1060
a capture of the English ship, and warmly insisted
his yielding her up. The Austrian refused, and IS
Frolic, a mere gun-boat, compared with his giant 170
versary, prepared for action! The_ Austrian, after. 4,
small share of bullying, thought better of the aro
and gave up his prize, declaring that though she wig a
anchor off Ancona, yet she would not be allowed to JO&
her powder. We do not know how the affair finished'
but we must admit the little brig showed fine plucks a'"
from what we have heard of Captain Vansittart, 0124,,
attempt on the part of the Austrian to carry out PLAt
views, would have preyed of a very queer kind I""
Frolic."

SURREY.
_F;ssi(---------57/57,;.:—...(TH1S DAYof)
(Before THOBIAS YIICKLE, E-q., and a full Bench
klugivrates.)
•
Thomas Seaton, a young wan of respectable connexleph
was Indicted for stealing two half-crowns from she per
sun of Catherine Harker, on the public highway.
Pros,cutrix deposed that she was an unfortuna
female, and on the night of the 10th of June she peat
to the Surrey Theatre, where she wet the prisoffe'y,
They boih left the theatre together, and proceeded
taild
;
the L-.ndon-road, when she telt the prisoner's haul
her puck •-t.
.t. She called out to him, and asked him
sgu.s
rf,
he as about. when he said he had only taken two 1131%0
crowns from her pocket to pay for a cab, and that
would give it her hack when he got change for a acilr'ci
as Kennington Churcb, 9134
reign. They went as far
finding he would not return her money, she called c)"
• Poiice," and gave the priso;er into mist. dy.
Police-constable V 49 said he saw ris onera
struggling with the prosecuirix, who toldth hie mp he 111
robbed her of five shillings. He protested thst he nut, and wanted to go home. She, however, gave bi';
in charge, and on searching him at the police stati°
he found thirteen shillings on him, but no balt•crownB'.
The prisoner, in defence, said that the prosecuto%
wanted to extort money froth hun, and on his refusal to
give her any she culled the police and gave him rust, dy. into
A nntnber of witnesses cA.me tor:yard and gave hi°
an .-xcellent character, and atter a tew minutes' consults'
tiun thf• j.try re urned a verdict of acquittal.
'1 he CHAIRMAN said that he was discharged withoo
the least blemish on his character.

SOUTHAMPTON, TUESDAY MORNING.—The Cotton
market at Havre ye,terdiv was still animated. 1:1:1:
sales at two o'clock were 2,340 thiles. Prices firm, wl
strong tendency to a rise far all descriptions. 'T°ee
Adams and the Jacques Liffitte, both from New Or,
leans, and the Mazeppa, from Hayti, arrived yesterdoi
at Havre.
'I
HE REPRESENTATION OP SOUTH NORTHEMBE
will t
LAND.—The Liberals of the North of England b 0
glad to learn that efforts are now making to return, °-
g
the next vacancy, a thorough free-trader and reformer'
in conjunction with Mr. Saville Ogle, for the souther°
division of Northumberland. Rumours have been cur'
rent that it is Mr. Bell's intention to resign his seat.
Newcastle Guardian.

FREIGHT ANIONEY:-.GREENWICII HOSPITAL.-.•-•The
sum total received by Greenwich Hospital, from 1817 g°
1849. as freight 'Janney, amounted co 347,663 E _

HS.
On the 4th inst., at theBIRT
Rectory-house, Datchet, the lad,'
of A. Reade, Esq., of a son.
On the sth inst., at Victoria•grove, New Kensington, 3,51
George iller, of a son.
On the 6th inst., at Albert•street, Mornington-erescal the wife of P. Turner, Esq., of a son.
On the 6th inst., at A ddison-terrace, Kensington, the of the Rev. J. E. licrope. of a son.
On the 6th inst., at Great Russell street, the wife of the
Rev. Robert Morris, of a daughter.
On the 6th inst., at Stockwell, the wife of F. Vickery'
Esq., of a daughter.
On the 6th inst., at Adelaide-road, e Hampstead, the who of
R. P. Davis, Esq., of a son.

MARRIED.
On the sth inst., at St. Saviour's, Upper Chelsea, Fredericlg
Charsley, Esq., of Arnersham, Bucks, to Fanny Kenyon,
second daughter of the late W. Charsley, Esq., of Wymoncl'
ham- place, Bryanstone-square.
On the :30th ult., at the British Embassy, Paris, the Re?
John Magnus Lynn, of Keswick, Cumberland (grandson of
the late Bishop of Carli le). to Mary Hume, youngest daugn'
ter of J. C. Thorn Esq.. late 01 the 7th Hussars.

biEb
On the 28th ult., at Raveningham. Anna Maria, eldest
daughter ot Sir Edmund Bacon, Bart , of Raveningbam.hall,
Norfolk.
tin the 4th inst., at Mauldeth-hall, Lancashire, the.lW'
W. F. H. Hooper, M. A , incumbent of St. Paul's Chitral'
Witherington, near Marchest r.
On the 4th inst , at Russell-villa, Sophia, the wife of C
Birch, Esq., aged 75.
On the sth inst., at Stanley-hall, Msjor-General SUOb
Percy Davison, ot Swarland-park, Northumberland, aged 61'
On the 6th inst., Mr. John Knowks, ot Bedford-terrsce,
"Frintry•t-quare, aged 46.
On the th inst., P. Axmann„ Esq., of Mark-lane.
On the sth inst., Eliza Jane, third daughter of Mr. D. a,
Baker, of Hignbuty-grove-villas, I Lugton.

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r,ndon: Printed and Published by MURDO YOUN :.s,
No. 112, :,tran't' ,Printer, at The Sun Officil. No, ,1
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-ii. in rho r,,,,,r r,t rbe Savey, in the county
Atiddlesex, Tuesday, July 10,1549.