The Sun.
London, England, 1838-01-02 00:00:00

lIATTON GARDEN-(TIIIS DAY).

Mary Sullivan, a rather good-looking girl far advanced in
pregnancy, was placed at the bar charged with having obtained
under false pretences, 31- lbs. of pickled pork, z lb of salt
butter, and 6 eggs, value 3s. 5d., from Joseph Binckes, of
Clerkenwell Green. The prosecut,r stated, that the prisoner
obtained the above articles from him on the representation that
they were for her master, but whose service she had left for
some ii,ne past. The late master and mistress appeared and
stated, that the girl had no authority whatever from them to
Focure the pork, &c.

The poor creature, on being asked by the Magistrate whe-
ther she had ar,y thing to say in her defence, replied in a low
tone of voice, and with tears in her eyes, " No, Sir, I have
nothing to say." She was committed for trial at the present
Ra.iley Sessions, and the parties bound over to prosecute.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

DEAL, JAN. I.—Wind S.W., moderate.—Arrived and proceeded for
the River, Miranda, Hopper, from the Mauritius ; the David, Eding_
ton, from Demerara. Came down from the River the Fame, Pente-
cost, for Mobile, and remains with the outward-bound. The Sampson,
for New York, sailed this morning. •
PORTSMOUTH, JAN. I.—Wind S. to W. S.W., hazy, with showers.—
Arrived the Peti us Ludovicus, Wilckins, from Dunkirk, for Liverpool.
Put back, the Valiant, Bewlay, for St. Kitt's.
PLYMOUTH. JAN. 1. —Wind W.—Arrived the Juno steamer, London.
HOLYHEAD, DEC. 31.—Throughout last night, and during the day,
the wind was S.W. to S.S.W., blowing fresh, with much rain.
STANGATE CREEK, Dec 21.—Arrived, the Spy, Tarrant, from Cepha-
lonia ;.of port, Orflucr, from Zante; Alert, Ti ueman, from Mogadore.
DOVER, Dec. 31.—Arrived off port, the Toronto, Greswald, from
New York.

GtoucusTmt, Dec. 31.—Bravo, Redman, fron Prince Edward's
Island ; Archangel, Gailles, from St. Petersburgh.
Cowes, Dec. 31.—Arrived the Millen, Nicol, from St. Domingo;
Adventurer, Laino, from Havannah.

Cour., Dgc. 9.9.—Arrived the Fair Arcadian, Rogers, from Hondu,
ras ; and Sirius steamer, from London.

KILRUSII, DEC. 2g.—Arrived the Louisa Maria, Hamilton, from
Newfoundland.

HULL, DEC. 30.—Arrived the William Lee, Shepherd, from St.
Fetersburgh.
SOUTILLIIPTON, Dec. 31.—Arrived the Chieftain steamer, Lisbon.

JERSEY, DSc. 29.—Arrived the Apollo, Scileur, from Cadiz.
WATERFORD, Dac. 29.—Arrived the Josephine, Lenout, from St
Übes; Confidence, Angel, and Kilkenny steamer, from London. 30
Arrived the J. Newport, from London.

CORK, DEC. 30.—Arrived the Zorilda, 'Nielson, from London ; and
George the Fourth, Wakeham, from Oporto.
DROWIEDA, DEC. 30.—Arrived the St. James, Crawford, from St.
John's, New Brunswick.

HULL, JAN. I.—Arrived the William Darley and William the
Fourth, (steamers), Byron, from Hamburgh.
BRISTOL, JAN. I.—Arrived the Elizabeth, Hicks, Newfoundland.

LIVERPOOL, JAN. L—Arrived the Frances, Armstrong, from St.
John's, New Brunswick ; and Miyflower, Cuming, from Mahiga.
FERNANDO Po —Arrived the Golden Spring, from Liverpool.
GitEENOCR, DEC. 28.—The Lady Turner, George, from Oporto to
Newfoundland, has put into the Clyde with loss of three top-masts, and
bead of main-mast sprung duriug a gale on the 10th inst.

The Aisthorp, Sewell, from St. John's, New Brunswick, is on shore
near Dundalk, and likely to become a wreck.

'rho Commerce, M`Grath, fom Swansea to Youghal, was on shore
near the latter port on the 30th ult., and likely to become a total loss;
crew saved.

The Waterwitch, Newby, from Liverpool to Barbadoes, struck on
Blackwater Bank, on the 28th ult., and sunk; crew saved.

The Bride of Abydos, Carpenter, from Liverpool to Ancona, was
wrecked near Aveiro on the 17th ult. ; crew saved.

The Earl and Countess of Cawdor, and their nu-
merous family, have arrived at Paris, from Germany, on their
return home.

Lord Augustus Fitzclarence has left the Burlington
Hotel, for his rectory.at Maple Durham. Lord Augustus is
much beloved by all his parishioners, to whom he is endeared
because of his charitable aid to the poor and his urbanity and
attention to the higher classes.
The late Lady Edward Bentinck, who died at
Ramsgate a few days since, was the eldest daughter of Richard
Cumberland, the dramatist. Her Ladyship married Lord
Edward Bentinck, brother of the late, and uucle of the pre-
sent Duke of Portland, and has left issue the Rev. William
Edward Harry Bentinck, prebendary of
Westminster, and
Lady Milner, wife of Sir William Milner, Hart.
The Duchess de Berri, according to the Franconian
Mercury, is expected shortly to pay a visit to Goritz, on oc-
ca6on of the birth-day of the Duchess d'Angoulemc, and in
order to see her children.

Lord Braybrookc's seat, Audley End, Saffron
Walden, displays the usual old English hospitality.
Mr. Scott Kerr and his bride, Lady Scott Douglas,
relict of the late Sir John Scott Douglas, Bart., have left
Talbot's Hotel, Green-street, to
Pass the honeymoon at
Brighton.
The Hon. Colonel Cathcart, who set off on Satur-
day with despatches for Major-General Sir John Colborne,
Commander-in-Chief in Lower Canada, is the son of the
venerable Field-Marshal Earl Cathcart, Colonel of the Ist
Life Guards.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, YESTERDAY._
The Cotton Market, since stock taking, has continued dull.
The sales to-day are confined to 1,000 hags, without change in
prices. Shares continue same as yesterday, very little doing.