The Sun.
London, England, 1839-02-18 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

QUEEN SQ UARE.
George Duni:, the conductor, and Wm. Johnson, the driver of
ono of CI ild's Chelsea omnibuses, No. 2,758, appeared to answer a
charge of assault upon Mr. J. Staples, a cupper at St. George's Hos.
;Aral. On Wednesday the complainant got into the Chelsea omni.
Lus, at the corner of Agar-street, Strand, a •r,eing to give 6d. to
St. George's Hospital. On stopping at the top of Grosvenor place,
the conductor demanded Is., which was refused to be given, when
the conductor objected to let the complainant out, and pushed him
back, and compelled bins to go three miles out of his way. The
men then drove Mr. Staples to their master's yard, when the con-
ductor swore if he did not give the Is , which was demanded of him,
he should not get out then. After the driver had come down from
the box and used abusive language towards him, the complainant
demanded to see Mr. Child, when Durix struck him a tremendous
blow on the side and felled him to the ground. On rising the fellow
was again about to strike him, when the driver seized him by the
throat and prevented it. The conductor followed the complainant
to the gate, abusing him, but on seeing a policeman he ran away.
The defendants called a man named Wood, a compositor, but his
evidence told against them. The Magistrates, after consulting to.
•gether, said that the present was a monstrous outrage, and a stop
must, for the public safety, be put to the conduct of ruffians like
the defendant; the sentence on Durix was, that he be committe,:
to the House of Correction for two months, and kept to hard labour ;
and, as the other defendant had shown something like manliness,
he should be discharged.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

(LLOYD'S.)
CUSTOM.HOUSE, FEB. 16.

VE3SELS ENTERED INWARDS.—The Zone, Renaud. from Bor.
deaux ; Slater Rebow, Sadler, St. Michael's ; Sophie, Lemaire,
Calais; Donegal, Elsen.Mesina ; Sophi Elise, Staken, Rostock; Carl
Johann, Petersen, Largenund ; Plymouth, Snell, Marens ; Malcolm,
Wells, Seville; Giraffe, Strannaek, Rotterdam; Spectator, Moore,
Gurnsey ; Jane, Mitchell, Kertch ; Tagus, Smith, Charente; George,
Curd, Abbeville; Hype, Jellard, Rotterdam.
ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The John Wood, Murray, for Guernsey;
City of Boulogne , Tune, Boulogne; Countess of Lansdale, Strati-
nack, Hamburgh ; Vanguard, Sabeston, Jamaica; William Joliffe,
Pashli,y, Calais ; Emma, Whyte, Jamaica ; Sumatra, Harvey, St.
J:igo de Cuba ; Campbells, Lobson, Tobago; Malcolm, Bell, Calcutta ;
Guess, Perce, Singapore; Claremont, Bagley, Demerara; Europe,
Brodie, Mauritius; Montreal, Grilling, New York.
CLEARED OUT CARoo.—John Wood, Murray, for Havre ; Bruges,
Woodruff, Antwerp; City of Boulogne, Tune, Boulogne;
liam Jollifll,, Pashley, Calais ; Tom and Jessie, Henderson, Leg-
horn; Margaretta, Preston, Cadiz; Garone, Rumba!, New York ;
Pink, Merrels, Dunkirk ; Earl Balcarras, Valli, Bombay ; Trini-
dad, Brown, Barbadoes ; Prince of Saxe Coburg, Ladd, Rotterdam ;
Union, Rommens, Ostend ; Royal Sovereign, Hopton, St. Helena.
BALLAST.—Neptunus, Voss, for Rostock; Musica, Mackie, Cape
de Verd Islands ; Hawk; Norris, St. Michael's.

LLANELLY, FEB. 14. The Henry, Lea, of Cork, which was
stranded on the 29th ult. on Cornet Mawr Sand, was got off this
evening, and brought into the harbour.
PWIIELLI, FEB. 13 .—The Ann, Lewis, from the River Dee,
to Bristol, which sunk at Port Dynlaen, Bth ult. hasbeen raised and
proceeded.
ARERAVON, FEB. 14. The Trial. Sterling, from Rouen to
Swansea, on shore on Margate Sands, fell over this morning, and it
is expected will go to pieces.
WORKINGION, FEB. 14.—Last night and this morning it blew a
gale from W.S. W. to W. by N.
STRANREAR, 15th FEB.—The Glasgow from Lirerpool to: Sligo,
put in here yesterday With sails split and rather leaky, and has been
put on the bank.
CROOKIIAVEN, FEB. 12.—There is a great quantity of timber
and deal floating about the coast.
The Two Brothers, 011ey, sailed from Yarmouth on the 29th of
Dec. for Alloa, and has not since been heard of.
VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.—The Hindus convict ship, from Dublin
and Abberton, 10th November. lat. 3, N., tan. 2 W., by the Moira,
arrived at the Cape of Good Hope. The Kitty barque, olf Cape
Aqulhas, by the Addingham, arrived at the Cape. Rosendale, lat.
45, lon. 30, by the Andes, Taylor, arrived in the Downs. The Per-
sian, Stevens, from London, 19th December, lat. 9 S., ton. 32 W.;
Ocean Bride, London to Malta, oth inst., lat. 49, lon. 6, W., by the
Fair Barbadian, Ward, arrived in the River, The Pioneer, from
Madagascar, going into the Cape, by the Bisson, Soreau, arrived at
St. Helena.

GRAVESEND, FEB. Is.—Arrived the Espoir, from Gravelines;
Slater, Rebow, St. Michael's ; Malcolm, Brown, Seville ; Stag,
Figucra ; Tagus, Charente; George, Abbeville; Sophie, Calais, Ply.
mouth ; Marans, Balthazer, Copenhagen; Carl Johann, Norway;
Jonge Hendrick, Harlingen; Venus, Rotterdam; Speculator,
Guernsey. Sailed the Motson, for Tobago ; Iberia, Lisbon ; Cas.
sard, Havre; Steadfast, Amsterdam.