The Sun.
London, England, 1842-07-06 00:00:00

ZISAV AND PO LICE.

Thirty-nine indictments for wilful murder have been framed
by the Crown in the police case for the Ennis Assizes, in which
each man, of the 38 committed, is severally charged as a prin-
cipal, the rest aiding and abetting.
Colonel Draper, of the Lumber Trnop, applied for a sum-
mons on Monday, at Guildhall, against the landlord of the Dr.
Johnson, in 80lt-court, who was recently the Company's sni-
der, for detaining their cannons, flags, pictures, &e., of . the
value of 390/. for alleged non-payment of their debt. It was
granted, and made returnable for Saturday.
The fifth day's sittings of the .Special Commission for Tip-
perary, held at Clontnel, has brought in judgment of " Guilty"
against the prisoners Cornelius Flynn ar.d Patrick.Dwyer, for
firing with a pistol at George M‘Donnell, and a similar sentence
against John Pound, for firing with a gun at Bridget and. Pa-
trick Cormack. The punishment of the former prisoners has
not yet been awarded, but Pound has been sentenced to two
years' imprisonment, with solitary confinement and hard labour

:PINE ARTS.
Of the Raffaellc and M. Angelo drawings, which cost Sir
Thomas Lawrence 30,0001., half have been sold to the King
of the Netherlands, and the residue purchased by the University
of Oxford. _ _

THEATRICAL.
Miss Adelaide Kemble, Miss Rainforth, and Mr. Balfe, will
ve concerts at Cheltenham, on their return'from the North of
England.
A clever drama, in two acts, entitled the Lone Rue, or the_
Legend of Mont Blanc, from the pen of Mr: George Rty
mond, was brought out on Monday, at the Engliidi Opera House'
and met with a favourable reception.
The French plays, at the St. James's Theatre, will terminate
on Friday next.
Madlle. Rachel is about to visit the Danish capital on her way
to St. Petersburgh. At this latter city this distinguished
actress is engaged to give eighteen performances, for the sum of
36,000 roubles.

SPOI&TING.

The great contest for the Grand Challenge Cup, given by
the Thames Royal Yacht Club, took place yesterday, between
Greenwich Hospital and Coal-house Point, two miles below
Gravesend, and back. Mr. Gunston in the first, and Mr.
Wanhill in the succeeding season, carried off the prize.
The Duke of Leeds, now on his way from the Hague, will
begin grouse-shoo:ing on his moors, at Altar Lodge, Newhaven,
on the 12th of next month. _ _

The annual cricket matches between the Eton, Winchester,
and Harrow Schools have been appointed at Lord's Ground,
for the 2Sth, 29th, and 30th inst.
CO U T—P.A.SIZIONATEME.

The Marquis of Londonderry gave a grand dinner party yes-
terday, at liolderness House ; and in the evening the Mar-
chioness had a vocal and instrumental concert.
The Duke of Sutherland had a dinner party on Monday, at
Stafford House.
The Earl and Countess of Minto arrived at Minto House,
on Thursday se'nnight, from London.
Lady Shelley 'had a morning fete, at Fulham, on Saturday
last. which was attended by nearly five hundred fashionables.
Mr. Lane Fox left London last week for his seat, Bramham
Park, Yorkshire, at which magnificent place Queen Anne was
entertained at two different times.

Two of the Premier's sons, Mr. Robert Peel, and Mr.
Frederick Peel, are at present on a visit in Scotland.

NIXSCMLL.ELNEOTTS.

George Evans, Esq., who for several years represented the
county of Dublin in Parliament on Whig principles, died at
Port ane, Ireland, suddenly last week.
Upwards of 15,000 persons landed on Sunday at Gravesend
by the steamers, and more than 50,000 persons were conveyed
to and front various places between the Adolphi pier and Wool-
wich. . . . -

Liszt, the musician, is still in Paris, and is expected in Lon-
don in the course of the present month.
A few days since two silver shillings of Queen Elizabeth's
time were dug up at Carlisle.