The Sun.
London, England, 1854-01-23 00:00:00

JUVENILE THIEVES.

Ellen Moran Julia Keenan, two young girls, were
brought before Mr. Hardwick, charged with stealing a
piece of cotton-print, value 205., the property of Fre-
derick Kenyon, linen draper, Newport street, Newport-
market.
Frederick Vicker stated that he was an assistant to
the prosecutor, and that on Saturday night, about half-
past 7 o'clock, he was going out of the shop when a
man came after him, and, pointing to the prisoners,
informed him that they had stolen a piece of print from
a pile of goods at the door. Witness at once pursued
them, calling out "stop thief," and on coining up with
them, the prisoner Keenan threw away the-pieCe of print
produced, which he identified as his master's property,
and of the value of 205.. He collared them and taxed
them with the theft, which they stoutly denied. A
constable then came up, and the prisoners were handed
into his custody.
Barber, 52 C, said he took the prisoners in charge,
and conveyed them to the station, where they were
searched, and on Moran he found three duplicates re-
lating to pieces of cotton-print which she admitted
having stolen and pledged that morning. The prisoners,
who made no answer to the charge, were remanded for
a week.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, Jan. 23. —Wind this day at Noon, S. to S.W. ;
light breeze, and fine, clear, mild weather.
DEAL, Jan. 23.—Arrived—Fairy Queen, from Shields,
for Melbourne ; Sea Witch, Shanghae ; James Booth,
Hindoston, Aidelaide, S.A. ; Coronet, Savannah ; Arab,
Mobile ; Dion Bell, Cape of Good Hope ; Palmyra, Barba-
does, with damage to rudder ; Pandora, Tobago ; Eine-
rald, i atigua, ; Falcon, St. Übes ; Mercur, do. Arrived
from the river and sailed :—Waterwitch, Bathu, at ;
Rasevean, St. Michael's. Sailed—Nightingale, for Boston.
FALMOUTH, Jan. 22.—Wind, S.S.W. Arrived—Ca.
ribbean, ;rom Santa Martha, for Bremen ; Electric Flash,
London, for St. Michael's. Put back—Prince Albert, for
Jamaica, with pumps choked. The J. J. Cabb (American
barque), from Baltimore to London, which put in here on
the 16th inst. with damage, has been surveyed, and com-
menced discharging.
PORTSMOUTH, Jan. 22. —Wind, S.S.E. Arrived—H.M.S.
Thetis, from Valparaiso, Rio Janeiro, and Plymouth.
Sailed—Merlin, for Terceira ; H.M.S. Apollo, Constan-
tinople ; H.M.S. Diligence, westward.
HULL, Jan. 22.—Wind, S. by W. Arrived—Queen of
the West, from St. Michael's ; Abcona, do. Sailed—New
Deep, for St. Michaels.
DARTMOUTH, Jan. 22.—Wind, S.W. Arrived—Quiver,
from London, for St. Michael's.
GLOUCESTER, Jan. 20.—Arrived—Helena, New York.
HARTLEPOOL, Jan. 21.—The 'Lady Hevrart (brig), of
South Shields, from Shields to London, was boarded yes-
terday between Scarborough and Filey, having only one
man and a boy on board, having been in collision with the
Ivenstone, of Lynn, 19th inst., off Darlington Allen ; the
master and five of the crew of the -Omer have been saved.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 22.—The Independent (barque), of St.
Rowan, from Cardiff to the Mediterranean, put in here
yesterday, with larboard bow stove, having been in con-
tact with an American ship.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 02. Wind, S.W., blowing strong.
Arrived—lllawara (s), from London, for Sydney, with
paddle-box stove.
DUBLIN, Jan. 21.—The Tancred, from Liverpool to
Smyrna, which went on shore on the Arklow Bank, the
same day got off, and was abandoned and foundered, has
broken up. ‘,
The Scotland, from Liverpool to Africa, which went
ashore, Jan. 19, near Baldoyle coast guard station, got off,
and was being towed round t 3 Dublin, parted her hawsers,
was again taken in tow a second time, and went ashore on
the North Ball, on the 20th, where she lies very badly ;
crew saved.
The Tayleur, from Liverpool to Melbourne, has been
totally lost off Lambray, and only about 270 people (pas-
sengers and crew), out of 600, have been saved.
CONSANTINOPLE, Jan. 9.—The Tecla Seraphine (Tecla
Josephine), Swedish schooner, from Odessa to Queens.
town, of Falmouth, got aground at the second Lighthouse
of Gallipoli, and shortly went to pieces ; cargo saved ; the
greater part damaged.

(BY SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.)

GRAVESEND, Monday, 10.10 a.m.

Arrived-22d Queen (s.), from Harlingen ; Ellen
Baird, Sydney ; Y, Honduras ; John Scott, Demerara ;
Jenny Lind, Messina ; Kroopman Wenvaren, Schevening ;
Henrich, Galatz ; Marian Zagury, St_ Michael's ; Dromo,
Cape Coast Castle ; Astrea, Leghorn.
Arrived-23d—Queen of the Isles, froni St. Michael's ;
Calypso, Jamaica ; Heomden, Landssona ; Magnet (s.),
Niou Diep.
Sailed--Queen of the Wave, for Madras ; Taymouth
Castle, Plymouth and Adelaide ; Champion, Cardiff and
Philadelphia; Antwerp (s.), Antwerp.
DEAL, Monday, 9.10 a.m.
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Wind, W., light, thick fog.
No utrivals.

THE WARD OF ALDERSGATE.—In consetrence of the
decease of Mr. Ward, a seat in the Court of Cominon
Council has become vacant. Mr. Besley, the typefoun-
der, has offered himself as a candidate ; and in his
address to the freemen and householders says " Should
I have the honour of being returned to the court, I shall
deem it my duty to assist the Royal Commissioners in
every possible way, and support any measure of corpora-
tion reform which embraces an extension of the franchise
to all who pay scot and bear lot ; the periodical election
of our own magistrates ; the sweeping away all the obso-
lete monopolies that obstruct our commerce, and
are
unsuited to the present times ; the economical adminis-
tration of the funds entrusted to the corporation ; and
the power of supervision over the administration of the
enormous wealth of the livery companies.