The Sun.
London, England, 1838-08-07 00:00:00

Bo*-STREETIL4THIS DAY.)

Thomas Littleton Lfoit,.proprietor of an unstamped weekly publica-
tion, entitled the Paul Piy; was brought up by a police-constable of
the F division, charged with committing an unprovoked assault upon
Frederick Fox 'Cooper, 4, Wellington-street, Strand, and proprietor and
publisher of an opposition unstamped publication, also entitled the
Paul Pry.
The defendant, on being placed at the bar, admitted that he had com.
milted the assault complained of, and had acted in a very foolish man-
lier, but it was not entirely without a certain degree of provocation on
the part cf the complainant.
Sir F. Roe—Well, if such a declaration as you have just made is a
sufficient satisfaction to the complainant, I can have no objecvion to have

all further proceedings dropped.
The complainant preferred that the case should be prince:led with.
He stated that he had occasion to wait on the Commissioners of Stamps

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this morning for the purpose of taking steps for putting a stop to-the
publication of a certain article about to appear in the publication of
which the defendant is the ostensible proprietor. He had not been in
the room many minutes whets the defendant and another entered, the
former of whom, addressing a friend of kis (complainant) said, " You
may go about your business as you are not wanted here ;" and, turn-
ing to complainant, exclaimed, " Oh ! this is he," and instantly struck
him in the eye and knocked him down. The article he was about
to complain of was one in which he had been denominated a pickpocket.

A disinterested witness corroborated the foregoing statement

In answer to the charge the defendant said he had business to transact
at the Stamp-office, and on his proceeding along the Strand with his
friend Mr. Morgan, they met Mr. Culver, on whose premises the other
Paul Pry is published.
Sir F. Kos—There is no use you going into particulars, as you have
already Admitted having committed the assault, for which you must put
in bail ; and, if the complainant thinks proper, he may indict you.
Mr. Morgan, in whose company the defendant was at the time the as-
sault was committed, then came forward, but upon the complainant de-
clining to prefer any complaint against him, the parties left the office.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

DEAL, AUG. 6.—Wind, W.S. W., fresh breezes.—Arrived and pro-
ceeded for the River, the Claremont, Moxey, from Demerara ; Hamp-
shire, from the Westward. Came down from the River and remain, the
Mulgrave, Edmond, for Quebec; Pomona, Smith, for do. ; Grasshopper,
Hankin, for Naples.
PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 6. Wind, S.W., a gale, very squally.—Arrived
the Horatio (transport) from Barbadoes, sailed 6th ult. ; Vivacious,
Proom, from Dantzic. Arrived ot; port the Marion, M`Carthy, from
Calcutta, sailed March 24. Sailed the Barrossa (transport) Trivett, for
the Eastward. It has blown a gale all day from SW.
PLYMOUTH, Aua. s.—Wind W.
FALMOUTH, AUG. s.—Wind W. S. W., fresh gales, with showers.—
Arrived the Cacique, Irons, from Odessa.

LIVERPOOL, Ave. 4.—Arrived the Eliza, Garrett, from Jamaica ;
sailed 17th June, from Kingston ; experienced very bad weather for five
days previous to sailing; entered the Gulf the 20th, and cleared it the
30th June, and had heavy weather during that time —Aug. 6. a large
ship bottom up, apparently newly coppered, was seen July 1, lat. 34 13,
long. 75 25. The wreck of a large ship, apparently British, with a poop
deck, and two white streaks, dismasted and abandoned, was seen July 13,
off Chincotegree Shoal.— A brig waterlogged and abandoned, with fore-
mast standing, figure head of a warrior with a helmet, was passed
lat. 43, long. 34.—The Orpheus, Bailey, arrived at Liverpool, spoke
with the Columbus, from Liverpool to New York, July 28, in lat. 46,
long. 48 40; 29th, at noon, Great Western (steamer), from Bristol to
New York, in lat. 46 20, long. 42, out seven days and twenty hours.—
The Lancashire, Alexander, arrived at Liverpool, spoke the Liberty,
from Laguna to Falmouth, July 28, in 1at.42, long. 37, and supplied her
with provisions. On the 30th, Sheridan, from Liverpool to New York,
in lat. 46, long. 28.-4th instant, off Cape Clear, the Lightfoot, of
Whitehaven, and North Briton, from Liverpool to Miramichi ; sth, off
Tuskar, the Cornubia, from Liverpool to Bombay. The Marshall, Ben.
net, arrived at St. Helena, spoke Zenobia, of London, from Calcutta,
April 21, lat. 24, S., long. 56, E., with loss offoremast, main and mizen.
topmasts, and bowsprit, sprung, bound to the Mauritius, for repairs.—
The Felicity, arrived at the Cape of Good Hope, spoke Eden, from Lon.
don to New South Wales, April 15.

LIVERPOOL, Auc. G.—Wind W., moderate.—Arrived the Orpheus,
from New York ; Xylon, from do. ; Euphrates, from Apalachicola ; Lan-
cashire, Alexander, from Savannah; Alcyone, Muir, from Quebec;
William Parker, from do. ; Ganges, from do. ; Victoria, Paul, from
St. Andrew's ; Europe, Prodie, from Luna ; Funchal, Picked, from
Pernambuco ; Fairfield, Clark, from Jamaica ; Brothers, from St.
Petersburgh ; Elise, Keldt, from Dantzic ; Triton Moller, from
Dantzic ; Dora, Koohn, from Wismar ; Albion, from the Mediter-
ranean. Arrived off, the Jamaica, from Jamaica ; Evergreen, from Que-
bec. Sailed the William Hill, Berrell, for Leghorn.

CREEK, Aix. 6.—Arrived the Atalanta, Clarke, from Marseilles ;
Faningo, Falconer, from Leghorn ; Lilburn, Richardson, from Smyrna;
and Triton, Edkin, from Tarragona.
POOLE, AUG. 6.—Arrived the Prince Eugene, Quintin, from New.
foundland ; and Otter, Rogers, from Newfoundland.
BRIDGEWATER, AUG. 6.—Arrived Thomas Ritchie, Ramsay, Quebec
BRISTOL, AUG. 6.—Arrived the Queen of Britain, from St. Kitt's ;
and Freedom, Williams, fiom Africa.
GLOUCESTER, Aux. 6. Arrived the George Ramsay, from Mi.
ramichi ; and Jubilee, Ryder, from Richebucto.
CORK, Ave.. 4.—Arrived the Duc de Braganza, from St. Übes.
Arrived off port, the Don Juan, Butler, from Barbado es.
Daoau EDA, AUG. 4.—Arrived Elizabeth, Wiuterbury. Miramichi.
ABERDEEN, Auo. 3.—Arrivod Bellina, Falkner, from Archangel.
HULL, Aux. 6.—Arrived the Cato, Harrison, from Archangel ;
Ann, Erroll, from HAmburg ; Williams, Cook, from ditto ; Sea Horse
(steamer), from Rotterdam.
YARMOUTH ROADS, AUG. 6.—Arrived the Vivid, Orfem, from Smyrna.
LOWESTOFFE ROADS, Auu. 6.—Arrived Lochiel, Atkinson, Quebec.

The Hebrew arrived at Flushing, spOke the Formosa, Orne, from
Cuba to Antwerp, 2d ult.
The Nathaniel Hooper, from the Havanna, was carried into'Boston
with nine feet water in the hold, after being on Nontucket Shoals and
abandoned, bound to St. Peteroburg,