The Sun.
London, England, 1838-10-09 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-('PHIS DAY)

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DEAL, OCT. B.—Wind N.N E., fre,h.—Came down from
the River and proceeded, the Thomas King, Rounce, for De•
merara ; and Harriet, Taylor, for Constantinople.
PORTSMOUTH. OCT. B.—Wind N.E. fine.—Arrived the
Emma, White, from Jamaica.
PLYMOUTH, Ocr. 7.—Wind E.l
FALMOUTH, OCT. 7.—Wind N. E. to E., fresh brecz-s.—
Arrived the Iberia, steamer, from Gibraltar, left on the 28th
ult., Cad a on the 29th ult., Lisbon on tha 2d inst., and
Oporto and Vigo on the 31. Sailed the Elizabeth Cunning,
for Lisbon ; and Lady Keeth, Payne. for Trieste.
LIVERPOOL, OCT. B.—Wind E.N E., light. —Arrived the
Caroline, Holmes, from Lima, sailed on the 20th April. arid
from Rio Janeiro on the 26Lh July ; Grace, Pearson, from
Antigua ; Irving, front Prince Edward's Island ; Hebe, front
Smyrna ; Ruby, Arming, from Lisbon ; John, Cooper, from
St. Petersburg ; Lady Cremorne, from ditto; Superior,
1 Loutell, from ditto ; Eva Soumart, Mtry, from Datitzic ;
Frederica, Brandt, front ditto ; Gustav, Redman, from ditto ;
Margaret, Bruce, front ditto ; and Monarch, Salmon, from
ditto. Sailed the Alice, Annyl, for Barbadoes ; Lima,
packet, for Trinidad ; Alexandtr, Firstoff, for St. Peters-
burg ; Equator, Bisson, for New Orleans ; Oxford, Rath-
bone, for New York ; and Catherine. Breems, for Antwerp.
DARTMOUTH, OCT. 7.—Arrived the Maria, Weathcrall,
from Ricliebucto.
WHITEHAVEN, OCT. 7.—Arrived the Martha, Cowman,
from Quebec.
HULL, Ocr B.—Arrived the Abram, Hobbs, and Cornet,
Ward, from Davis' Sraits.
LIVERPOOL, OCT. 8.--The Rebecca, Sayers, from this Fort,
v.hich put into Antigua in distress the 15th July, having com-
pleted her repairs, sailed the 24th August for Tampico. The
Caroline, Holmes, arrived at this port from Lima, experiem ed
a heavy gale on the 6th of June, in lat. 56. S. long. 40. W.,
lest sails, &c., and sprung a leak near the Cut water. The
Idoghellen, Newman, arrived here from Christianstadt, after
being aground, but without apparent damage.
CADIZ, SEPT. 20.—The Zetland, Bruce, from Carthagena
to this port, got aground on the Puercas, but came off, after
discharging, part of her cargo, and anchored at Puntoles.
Dolan, OCT. B.—Arrived off, the Wilitwell, Grange, from
Bathurst.
FOWET, OCT. B.—Arrived the Industry, [Jester, from Para;
British Queen, from Quebec.
OFF THE LIZARD, OCT. B—The Antoinette, Knudsen, from
Havannah.
BIDEFORD, OCT. B.—Arrived the Thomas, Brewer, from
St. Petersburg..
BELFAST, OCT. 6.—Arrived the Hazard, Stewart, and Eliza
Moore, Munro, from St. Petersburg.
PENTI.AND FRITH, OCT. 7.—Arrived the Anacreon,Cooper,
from St. Petcrsburg,
STROMNESS, OCT. 7.—Arrived the Lavia, Leak, from St.
Petersburg; Triton, Bengstrotn, from Stockholm.

The Arcadia, Barker, from Fernando Po, put into Tere-ira,
with 10 feet water in the hold, out 70 days, bound to London.
The Iberia steamer arrived at Falmouth-, spoke the Tagus,
steamer, from Falmouth to Lisbon, the 3d instant.

GUILDITALL.-(TITTS DA V.)

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Elswit, and anothtr boy named were brongut
up under the following circumstances.
Thomas M'Lennan, of No. 44, Aldermanbury, deposed
that on Friday afternoon last the prisoner Sheffield brought
to him a large quantity of paper which he purchased as
waste-paper, at the rate of fourpence per pound. On
forking it over after he had gone, he found a good deal
of new paper in it, and then began to suspect there was
something wrong. Last night another lot was brought
by James Herbert, when he was detained. He had
since ascertained to whom the property beloeged.
Mr. Frederick Wilson Sutton, wholesale stationer, said
that all the prisoners were in his employ, and that he has
frequently missed paper from his establishment. Some of
the paper produced, which was ruled to a particular pat-
tern, he could identify. The prisoners had each acknow-
ledged their guilt, that they stared the money that was
thus obtained.
The prisoners were remanded for a week.
ATTEMPT TO OBTAIN PAPER BY FALSE PRETENCES.
—Two persons, named -Lee and Homer, were charged with
hating attempted to obtain goods from Messrs. Mug-
geridge, stationers, of 61, Queen-street,• Cheapside.
Mr. Nathaniel Muggridge stated that yesterday after-
noon, the prisoner Lee came to his counting-house with no
order signed H.D. and E.G., for two reams of demy, stating
that he came from Mr. Giddon of Moor-lane. Suspecting,
something wrong, he declined giving the paper to the pri-
soner, and sent it to Mr. Giddon, who retained the goods,
but said that he had not written the order.
The officer said that he apprehended Homer, in conse-
quence of Lee having stated that he received the order
from him. On being taken Homer denied this, and stated
that he had not been in company with Lee at all yesterday.
The prisoners were remanded.
POCKET PICKING.—Dennis Regan was brought up by
William Kay, of 73, Fore-street, who deposed that about
an hoar before he saw the prisoner on the opposite side of
the street, and watched him until he saw him take a hand-
kerchief from a gentleman's pocket.
Mr. Frederick Simpson, of High-street, Borough, iden-
tified the handkerchief, and the prisoner was committed for
three months.