The Sun.
London, England, 1854-01-13 00:00:00

IN RE GLASSCOCK.

MARLBOROUGII-STREET-(THIS DAY.)

IMPUDENT ROBBERY.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, Jan. 13. —Wind this day at Noon, S.W. ;
light breeze, and fine weather.
DEAL, Jan. 12--Wind, S. Arrived—Champion, from
Mauritius; Anomina, Havannah ; Moro Castle, Pugwash.
DOVER, Jan. 12.—Arrived—Henty, from New York,
for Antwerp.
PLYMOUTH, Jan. 12.—Wind, S. Arrived—Castillian
Maid, from London, for St. Michael's ' • Cumberland Lass,
Callao ; Jane, Terceira ; Vesper, Liverpool, for St.
Michael's, with loss of boats, sails, bttlwarks, and staun-
cheons.
FALMOUTH, Jan. 11.—Wind, S.E., fresh gale. Arrived
—Horn, from Callao. Sailed—Hollander, for Havannah.
SALCOMBE, Jan. 12.—Wind, S.E., strong. Arrived—
Mantura, from London; Jessamine, do.—both for St.
Michael's.
BRISTOL, Jan. 12.—Wind, S.E. Arrived—Eleanore,
from Mauritius ' • Refuge, Callao.
PETERHEAD, Jan. 10.—The Everhardus (galliot), mas-
ter's name, from papers found, appears to have been
Bakker, and supposed to have belonged to Amsterdam,
foundered off Rattray Head on the Bth Jan. during a
strong gale from E.N.E. ; crew drowned. The hull is
strewed along the coast, and the sails and spars have been
saved.

HARTLEPOOL, Jan. 12.—Two brigs are on the rocks at
Black Halls, four miles north of this port, and a brig is
riding off that place, with loss of mainmast. The Isabella
(brig), of Jersey, in ballast, lies in West Hartlepool outer
harbour, or basin, sunk, about four feet in the sand, full
oPwater, and having sustained considerable damage. The
Spray (schooner), of Montrose, lies in the outer harbour of
this port, high up on the beach, with her forefoot upon the
stone jetty, with considerable damage.
CADIZ, Jan. 3.—The Brothers, of and from Bristol, with
railroad iron for Geneva, was driven on shore at Conil
yesterday mornincr • crew and a small portion of the cargo
saved, but as it is blowing very hard from S.W., with a
tremendous sea running, the vessel is expected to become
a wreck.

REDCAR, Jan. 12.—A piece of elm timber, 33 feet long,
a quantity of wreck, a ship's boat, marked " Teesdale,
Curchin ;'' a boat, marked " Lord Saumarez, Scarborough,
Henry Hill," some rigging, two anchors, and chains—have
been picked up and deposited at Middlesborough, Maiske,
and this place. •

(PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Friday, 10.30 A M.
Wind, S.S.E., moderate, and frosty.
Arri'red—St. Mathurin, from St. Domingo ; Alexina,
City Point ; Autumnus, Calcutta ; Daniel Webster, Bos-
ton; Lady Westmorland, New Orleans ; Kate Hooper,
Baltimore ; William Printon, Leghorn ; Lightning, St.
Michael's ; Anderida, Terceira ; William Tucker, Paraiba ;
Sea Nymph, Prince Edward Island ; Lykkens Haab, Alex-
andria.

Gannett (s), from Cork, in docking last night, ran a flat
down. _
_____ _ _

Sailed—Henry Winch, for Rio Janeiro.
Off the Port, inward bound—Granada, from New Or-
leans; William Tapscott, New York ; William Cobden,
St. John's, N. 8., with loss of foretopmast, &c. ; Courier,
Valparaiso and Jersey ; Excelsior, Rio de, la Hache ;
Fidgett, St. Michael's ; R. P. Page, New Orleans ; Sena-
tor, New York ; Monteagle and Africa, Bombay ; Sunday
and Coquette, from Africa ; Icena, Bahia ; Helianthus,
Girgenti ; John Ravenal, Charleston ; Henry Reed, St.
John's, N.B.

HOLYHEAD, Jan. 12,

Wind S., blowing hard.

Put in—Economy, from Liverpool, for Dunkirk; Eliza,
London, Liverpool.
Off—Henry Reed, ship ; Bess Grant, from New York.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 11,

Wind S., strong breeze.
Arrived—Norfolk, from Madras ; Cards, Pugwash ;
Commodore, Prince Edward's Island; all bound to Liver-
pool. .

Put in—Radius, from Liverpool, for New Orleans •
leaking in the bows, having been in contact on the 4th'
instant with a steamer off the Bkerries. Tho Norfolk fell
in with the American packet ship Prince Albert, from
New York, for London, in a sinking state, in lat. 48,
long 15, and took off Captain Bradish and his crew, and
16 passengers, and landed them at Queenstown.

(Br SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.)

GRAVESEND, Friday, 9.30 a.m.
Wind S., three hours' flood, moderate, and fine.
Arrived, 12th.---Emma Sophia, from Ballenborg ; Cir-
cassian, from Calingapatam ; Cevins, from Carlsund ; John,
from Dunkirk ; Christiana Caroline, from Aalborg ; Tyil-
ling Broderne, from Aalborg ; Twins, from Terceira ; Ala-
mode, from Leghorn ; Galcia, from St. Michael ; Alfred,
from Terceira; Marys, from Guernsey; Celestial, from
Madras ; Eliza, from Buenos Ayres.
Arrived, 13 Lb .—Leon,
from Gravelines ;Maria Catarin e,
from blarianger ; Denmark, steamer, from Antwerp ;City
of Paris, steamer, from Boulogne.

DEAL, Friday, 9.25 a.m.

Wind S.W., moderate.
Passed.—Sir G. F. Seymour, from Jamaica, for Lon-
don ; Mercantile, from London, for Messina ; Empressa,
from London' for Monte Video ; Vivid, steamer, from
Calais, for Dover, landed mail and passengers in the
Downs.

GREAT REDUCTION IN TAE PRICE OF COM-J.—The re-
tail dealers in the metropolis have reduced the price of
coal to the extent of 2d. and 3d. per cwt. ; those which
were selling in the early part of the week at 2s. 4d. and
2s. 7d. per cwt., can now be obtained at 2s. 2d. and
2s. 4d. respectively. This reduction is to be attributed
to the facility with which barges and lighters can pass
with cargoes from the Pool to the various wharves, the
river being comparatively free from ice, and in addition,
a large fleet of coal-laden vessels, which had sought re-
fuge during the late bad weather, are expected up every
tide. The price of gas ooke has also been reduced from
/od. to Bd, and 9d. per bushel.

The bankrupt was described as of the Caledonian-
road, King's•cross, baker, and to-day came up to pass
his last examination.

He was opposed on four grounds—breach of trust, no
assets, no books, and fraudulent preference to a sister.
After a long hearing, the certificate (third class) was
suspended for 18 months, without protection for three
months.

John Brockley was placed at the bar before Mr. Hard-
wick, charged with stealing a coat, value 21., the pro-
perty of Mrs. Mitchell, clothier, 261, Oxford-street.
Ann Wheeler, servant to the prosecutrix, said, last
evening she was in the shop with her mistress, when the
prisoner walked into the shop and snatched up the coat
produced, with which he ran off. Her mistress pursued
him, calling out " Stop thief !" and after a short time
he was brought back with the coat in his possession.
Thomas Carline said he was in Oxford-street last night,
when he heard the cry of " Stop thief !" and on looking
round he saw the prisoner running with a coat on his
arm. Witness pursued him and stopped him till the
prosecutrix came up, when he was given in charge.
Mrs. Mitchell saw the prisoner take the coat, which
ehe identified as her property, and worth 21.
The prisoner, who stoutly denied the charge, was fully
committed for trial.