The Sun.
London, England, 1838-03-12 00:00:00

BOW-STREET.-(THIS DAY.)

Edward Robinson, a boy in the service of Mrs. Skinner, Great
Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields, was charged with being found
offering fur pledge in a pawnbroker's in Drury lane, a silver fork, of
Wh Leh he could not give a proper account. It also appeared from the
Prisoner's confession that he had stolen a diamond pin which he dis.
Posed of to another boy for three pence, and a number of silk-handker.
,°Thaf's belonging to the different persons who lodged in his mistress's
uoUse. Other silver articles have been missed since the prisoner's ap-
prehension, all of which be confesses to have stolen ; and after pledging
them at different shops, none of which lie can recollect, he destroyed
the duplicates. to prevent his being suspected of committing the
robbery. He was ordered to be remanded for a week.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

nr.Ar„, MARCO E.S.E., moderate.—Arrived and pro.
ceed:d for the River, the Elizabeth, Bowles, from the South Seas ;
Dart, Ormston, from Madeira; Black Nymph, Reed, from Sunderland
t° Syra, Came down from the River and proceeded, the Flora, Le-
reque, for Jamaica. IL—Wind E.S.E., moderate.—Arrived and pro-
ceeded for the River, the Jansen, Heron, and Psyche, Young, from
Derbice ; Mary Taylor, Earley, from the Mauritius; Ariel, Porter,
from Cardiff to Yarmouth; Admiral Tromp, Kirkhaven, from Batavia
to Amsterdam; Russian ship Louisa, from Newcastle to Lisbon. Came
down from the River and proceeded, the Dauntless, Pinder, for the
Cape of Good Hope ; Mary Lyon, Davidson, for Alicant ; Pauline,
Augnetil, for Rouen. The brig Jansen, of Leith, Heron master, from
berbice to London, sailed from the Bar 26th January, out 4'2 days. The
Cameron, Mackay, sailed same day. The Psyche, Young, would sail in
4,0, and the Vulcan, Patrick, would sail in five days, all for London.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 10.—Wind S.S.E., led the Montreal,
CJiffin, for New York. Passed by the Dart, Ormiton, from Madeira.
'arei2 11.—Wind E S.E , tine.
MARCH 10.—Wind E.S.E.
-r ktuourn, MARCO 9.—Wind 5. to S.S.E., fret.h breezes and fine.—
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nlved the Symmetry, Thompson, from Cardiff, with cargo shifted, and
u.s.,.discharge, bound to Charlston. Sailed the Skylark Packet, for
Madeira and Brazils. The Tyrian Packet, for Halifax, has not sailed,
7,1n,,g to the badness of the weather. March 10.—Wind S.S.W. to
fresh breezes, with rain and thick weather.
MARCH 11. Arrived off port the Malcolm, Sim, Singapore.
—44IMOUTII MARCH 11.—Arrived off port the Sarah Maria, Shaxton,
front Rio Janeiro.
Terceira, MAncu 10. Arrived the Providence, Buckingham, from
eilra, very leaky, &c.
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Rio jaEnfteZT, MARCHIO.--Arrived the Albion, Le Mesurier, from
Hutt, MARCH 10.—Two river sloops, timber laden, upset on Whet-
ton Sands this morning.
xeNEwaY, MARCH 9.—Arrived the Mary, Hamilton, from St. John's,
w Brunswick.
MARC!! 10.—Arrived the China, Vaughan, from St. John's,
New Arunswick ; and Christopher, Columbus, from Messina.
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New II 9.—Arrived the Evergreen, Moran, from St. John's,
runswick ; and Adorai, Ritchie, from Viana, leaky, bound to
Newfoundland. Arrived off port the Pericles, Stewart, front Demerara.
taskTß"°°t, Mallen 11.—Wind S., moderate--Arrived the Nan-
et, Wilson, from New Orleans ; Orwell, Gow, from New Orleans ;
llllstle, from St. Andrew's, New Brunswick ; Mersey, Webb, from Sa-
vannah; and Condor, Phinney, from Charleston. Sailed the Europa.
Watson, for Trinidad ; John Lilly, Turner, for Africa ; Inez, Bray, for
Boston ; Hibernia, Cobb, for New York ; Othello, for Savannah ; and
Manchester, for New Orleans.

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abThe Dumbarton Castle, Fitzgibbon, from Trinidad to London, was
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-ndnned by the crew 15th ult , in lat. 36. long. 42., with loss of
foremast, &c.
, The Ocean, from Demerara to London, was spoken with the 2d inst.,
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lat. 48. long. 15., a temporary rudder had just been fixed; the master
nd crew determined to remain with the vessel.
Tlle Ruby, Wilson, bound to Marseilles and the 11,1aurilius, has put
back to
Ring Road, wills damage.
, The 13ransley, Gordon, from Sligo to Glasgow, is on shore at Lam.
iash, and full of water.
The Glenelg, Lumley, from Canton, put into Singapore with damage,
having struck the Runanea Rocks.
d,The An". Worthington, from Limerick, put into klillybegs, cargo
TnaZod, and Inuit discharge—bound to Liverpool.
The Barrow, Dawes, from Port Rush, ptzt rock9l9l-Icester, was on the
911 tiie oth inst.