The Sun.
London, England, 1837-09-23 00:00:00

CRIMINAL COURT.-(THIS DAY•)

OLD CO UR T.
Shortly after ten o'clock, the Judges, Mr. Justice
VAUGHAN and Mr. Justice PATTESON, entered the Court,
and took their seats on the Bench.-
John Coates, an elderly man, the mate of the brig Oriog,
lying in the Thames, was indicted capitally for an offence
on board that vessel, on the 20th of the present month.
The trial of the case occupied the Court the whole
morning, but the facts were of so revolting and disgusting
a nature as to render them totally unfit for publication.
The prisoner, in his defence, said he, had been driokia
gin and ale, and was not in his right senses at the time.
Mr. Justice VAUGHAN summed up, and
The Jury, after retiring for half an hour, returned a yd-
diet of Not Guilty. The prisoner was, however, ordered
to be detained for the misdemeanour.

NEW COURT.
Ann Oakes and Eliza Fitzgerald, two young nyinPl of
n
the pave, were indicted for stealing in Crowe's gin-s"'"
corner of Fleet-lane, a silk waistcoat, value 10s., the Pr°.
perty of Hendrick Boss, a German tailor.
The prosecutor said—On de 29 Augoost, dc vet can °
down very heavy, and I vent to de chin-shop to get some
heavy vet. i sit down and see de two cot-damn ladies, vibe
ask me to stand some chin. I say mein Got, I have got
no monish, and (ley rub me up, and rub me down, an,
push me in de middle of hot, and spin me round abntz;
like one sausage.—(Here the prosecutor heaved a profounu"
sigh.)
The COMMON SERGEANT—WeII, what next ?---Pr°°.
cuter—Ali ! Sure, vorser and vorser ; my vestgoot gas
gone, and de two Cot dam ladies grin, grin at me, and dell
dey go too.—(Much laughter.)
d
Another witness proved that the prisoner Oakes
pleciged the waistcoat in a neighbouring pawnshop imme-
diately afterwards. Fitzgerald appeared to have taken no
part in the transaction, and the Jury acquitted her, ay.d fond
the other prisoner Guilty. •

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY•)

•
DEAL, SEPT. 2:l.—Wind E., clear fresh breeze.—Arrived
the Adolph, Nieman, and Peroli, Runtgard, fro.m New V,r7,1.
Came down from the River, and sailed, the Bencoolen,
Bert, for Sydney ; Anna, Millar, for Jamaica ; Gull, Litniel"
for Newfoundland ; Bosley Wood, Cutting, for Bayonne.
Passed at the back of the Goodwin Sands, the Susan, Grit*
from Gottcnburg to Monte Video.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 22. —Wind E. S. E.—Arrived off, the
Brandywine packet, from Oporto.
PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 21.—Wind E.S.E. 22, E.—Arrived
the Louisa, Haalus, from Riga. Sailed the Mary Ann, Tar-
bat, for Madras.

FALMOUTH, SEPT. 21.—Wind N. N. W. to N., moderate.'"
Arrived off port, the Johan, Christophe, Phcenix, Berson,
Helene Margaretha, Haabet, Wigh, and Montezuma,
Bahia.
DUBLIN, SEPT. 21.—Arrived the Elizabeth, Edger,,Q:aehbei:'
WATERFORD, SEPT. 20.--Arrived the Alexander, -
from St. Petcrsburgh ; Royal Eagle, Angel, from London.
CORK, SEPT. 20.—Arrived the Mangerton, Hughes, from
St. l'etersburgh.
BELFAST, SEPT. 20.—Arrived the Corsair, Smith, Londlellon.
•
CHATHAM, SEPT. 22.—Arrived the Freundschaff, Zig
from Dantzic.
STARCROSS, SEPT. 21.—Arrived the Amethyst, Maughaa
Mentor, Baxter, and Whitby, Storm, from St. Petersburgh._
GLOUCESTER, SEPT. 22.—Arrived the Peace, Lowther'
from Archangel.
CLYDE, SEPT. 20.—Arrived the Nestor, Atkins, from 49re-
nada ; Swan, Hunter, from Archangel.
LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 21.—Arrived the Byron, Forrest, from St. John's, New Brunswick. Mcm. The Edward Thorno.is
not off Liverpool, as stated yesterday. Sailed the Aliquis
M'Fee, and Barbaras, for Bleasdale.
HULL, SEPT. 22.—Arrived the Abas, White, Anna gser-
jora, Garnet, and Commerce, from St. Petersburgh
pett, Janson, from Stockholm ; Byron, Smith, from ',,wsn-,‘"
Maria, Krenan, from Stettin ; Mary, Hutchinson, 1°,..0-,n-
Dixon, Pig, Victoria, Dunn, and Isabella, Milburn, Tr°-.
Wyburg; Beste, Wunsen, from Rostock; Paparge, Sugnape:
son, from Pillau ; Achilles, Miller, from Memel • Jonas' "i;d-
lerson, from Windaw ; Ido, Caderland, from Calmar; s-
Sykkens, Haab, from Vriel.
SHIELDS, SEPT. 22.--Arrived the Margaret, Wake, f:°„111
Hertch ; Mary Ann, Cargill, from St. Peterburgh;
Inglis, Riga ; and Henrietta, Ruth, from Stettin. 1.
DUNBAR, SEPT. 21.--Arrived the Duna, Hanson, Mellifen
LANCASTER, SEPT. 21.—The Cumberland, Crook, 1-01:‘,
St. Petersburg to this port, which struck the ground he Ny.
Peele on the 17th inst., drifted on her beams to the Wined,
Buoy, where it is supposed she sunk—the master dro,o
The mate and rest of the crew took to the boat, and lan'
below Glasson.
ABERHAVEN, SEPT. 20.—The Two Brothers smack lllgoing out of the harbour, came in contact with the Lord ius.
sell, and boe
Lord Russell has got off, and proceeded • tile)
Two Btothers is still on shore, discharging her cargteb was
STARCROSS, SEPT. 22.—The Clio, of Newcastle, outh
riding off this port on the 18th, after striking on Eva
Bar, cae into the harbour the day followincr. bound to
TEIGNmMOUTH, SEPT. 22.—The Harmony,'Brnwn ()sprat
Liverpool, has put back, having been on shore on the Sand.
BELFAST, SEPT. 19.—The wreck of a ainted
tons, apparently brig-rigged, dismasted, and decksll t.
et, Pon the
port head, and coppered, No. 4832 painted in wi !used the
windlass-bits, and in another place No. 24, wasp at
15th instant off Barrahead by the Gipsy, Campbell, arrived
this port. vessel of
fatbout 200

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The General SteacriniesNsmaavnigeationander, Company's steam
packet Britannia, H. arrived off the
iCustom House yesterday morningoinhamvincr made her passage
n
Florence,
fifty-two
tthleaml burg:bringing the mail bags'
ther he cholera has made its appearance at Pisa, whi-
_loreseveral hundreds of persons had fled from Leghorn.
.11 free froU'
theyear
eidiminished
nti
hslatne don virulence,it sfirstlai having last accounts, was still
epidemic.
In the cholera continues to prevail with tu"
ienagr provedappearance there. in
the wee'
terminati
• ng on the 16th inst , the deaths had amounted I.'
826 ; the births during the same period of time had l'Olit
190. In Breslau there has been 72 deaths during tlm /.1_
week. In Konigsberg and Madgeburg there continued t°
be three or four deaths daily. l a
Yesterday morning, the wifc of Thomas Sberrart , _
bricklayer, residing at -No. 9, Adelaide-place, Se,mers-tow.":
much more fatal
rated
was safely delivered of twins, who, with the mother, are le;
good health. This time last year she gave birth to thrie
child, and twice previous t twins, which, with a t'.l4,_.
children which she had at her first accouchement, make 7
surp:•ising number of ten children in 1: ss than five yea
They are all living, and to all appearance fine health'
chitiren.
Tories of
Such is the reverence with which the
North Wilts regard the Sabbath, that workmen were e
.go,
_
dinner tu
ployed last Sunday at the building in which the
Sir Francis Burdett took place.—Wilts Independent.