The Sun.
London, England, 1838-09-04 00:00:00

BOW-STREET.-(THIS DAY.)

A lady's shoemaker, named Henry Crow, was charged by
James White, of Bedfordbury, with stealing a pair of lasts
from his shop.
It appeared that the prisoner called upon the complainant,
with whom he was in the habit of dealing for articles connected
With his trade, to purchase lasts, and after selecting five
pair, he said none of them would suit him. He was about to
leave the shop when the complainant was engaged in serving
a customer; but upon the bar, which be carried being searched,
the pair produced was found," and he was instantly given into
custody.
The prisoner in his defence said he bought the articles
from the complainant's wife, and before he had time to get
the money out of his pocket to pay for them he was given into
custody.
Mr. MALLARD, a County Magistrate, who sat for Mr. Min-
shell, ordered him to be sent to hard labour for fourteen days.
Frederick Saulford, of Fetter-lane, was charged by Knight,
a constable of the F division, with committing an unprovoked
assault upon him, under the following circumstances :
The complainant stated, that on seeing a crowd collected at
Charing-cross, yesterday evening, about six o'clock, he went
to see what was the matter, and found a man in possession
of a jackall. The prisoner was speaking with the man, and
on seeing the complainant, he asked him what affair was it of
his, desiring him to go on about his business; at the same
laying hold of the chain, and dashing the animal at him.
Fortunately, however, the jackall was muzzled, which pre-
vented it snapping ; and as it was thrown the entire length
of the nhain, the complainant received a severe blow on the
side.

,In answer to the charge, the defendant said he committed
tae offence without any intention of doing harm, and he was
ordered to pay a fine Of 205., or go to prison for fourteen days.
Mary Carter, a charwoman, was remanded on a charge of
Stealing a quantity of plate, in conjunction with Mary Anne
Mass, at present in custody, which has been found pledged at
several pawnbrokers' shops, the property of Mr. Perkins,
of Boswell-court, in whose service the last-named prisoner
has been
Charles M'ac. alpine, No. 10, Sloane-street, Chelsea, was
charged by constable Hornsby with being drunk in the
Strand last night, and assaulting him in the execution of his
duty.
It appeared that the defendant had a quarrel with a cab-
riolet driver, and on the complainant interfering, he be-
came riotous and disorderly, and committed the assault com-
plained of.
The defendant did not deny that he had indulged rather
freely in his potations, but had no recollection of having com-
mitted the assault, and after paying the drunkard's fine, and
40s. for the assault, he was ordered to be discharged.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

DEAL, SEPT. 3.—Wind S. W., fine.—Came down from the
Rler and proceeded, the James M'lnroy, Cleland, for the
Cape of Good Hope ; Tom and Jessee, Henderson, for Leg-
'urn. Arrived and proceeded for the River, the William
Glen Anderson, Laing, from America.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 3. Wind N. N.W. to W., fine.—
Passed by the Fate, from Dantzic; Maria, Ball, from Ham-
burg. Sailed the Stratford, Lane, for the Mauritius ; Lively,
Stevenson, for Riga. The Harriet, Bertram, for Constanti-
nople, Navin? been laid on the mud, and the copper turned
bc about four feet below the water-line abaft, the leak was
discovered, by a treenail being left out under the main tram-
". The necessary repairs having been done, she is per-
IreetlY tight, and has proceeded on her voyage.
PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 3.—Wind E.—Arrived the Elizabeth,
Batty, from Archangel; Marshal Blucher, Johns, from Ham-
burg.
~ Sailed the Silvia, Hooper, for Quebec.
ALMOUTD, SEPT. °.--Wind N., fresh breezes and
Mackintosh,fl ne.
pxrived the Stephen, Crap, from Pictou ; Lily,
rani Taganrog • Royal Tar steamer, from Gibraltar and
Ne4tdiz—left on the 24th
.ult., kisbon 28th, and Oporto and
'go on the 29th. Arrived off port the Tancred, Crosby,
"NrvoanirreSnt:fLrouinciaH;amNbeuwrabi.irn, Roxby, from Odcsssa ; Carleretta,
LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 3.—Wind W., light.—Arrived the Ar-
W, Mearach, from Cadiz ; Salome, Gilbert, from Onega ;
[ne, Graham, from Pillau. Arrived off port the Jamaica,
-4.o"l4a,rnaioa. Sailed the EbrO, for Havannah ; Highlander,
Yro -r'ste • Bliss, for Quebec ; Scotland, for New
BrurnkiL.ltiaPld. for Henry
-Demerara ; Glasgow, for St. John's, New
13,hi " e 4; Albion, for Miramichi; George and Mary, for
a;. and the Osprey, for Bombay. The Churchill, from
atertoid, pat in here very leaky, and with loss of rudder,
4n having 133,..n on Burbo Bank. The Dryad, bound to Sin-
gapore, i 3 telegraphed as having put :intolAmlwch. This is
supposed to be a itistake, and that it will prove the Congress,
from Quebec, bound to that port.
PORTLAND, SEPT. 3.—Arrived off port the Lipton, Miller,
from Pictou ; City of Durham, from Miramichi.
SOUTHAMPTON, SEPT. 3.--Arrived the Favourite, Wake,
from Onega.
PooLE, SEPT. 3.—Arrived David and Robert, Pent, Riga.
BRISTOL, SEPT. 3.—Arrived Slargaret, Swain, Honduras.
GLOUCESTER, SEPT. 3.—Arrives the Eddystone, Kearsly,
from Richebucto ; Stone, Jeffreys, from Pillau; Atkins, Stod-
dart, from Archangel ; Pratt, Spencer, from Archangel.
LIMERICK, SEPT. I.—Arrived the Catherine, Wilson,
Irons London ; Hebe, Elliott, from London ; Abby, Atkin-
son, from London.
NfARYPORT, SEPT. 2.—Arrived off port the Hope, Mid-
dleton, from Quebec.
SCNDERLAND, SEPT. 2.—Arrived Ida, Bravery, Queb.
HULL, SEPT. 3.—Arrived the James, Honeyman, from St.
Petersburg ; Governor, Corney, from Riga ;
Electra, Lind-
from Riga ; Triheten, Johnson, from Danzig ; Passarfe,
f.,lromerman, from Pillau ; Eagle, Turnley, from Stockholm ;
ree (steamer), from Hamburgh; Sea Horse (steamer),
ram ktterdam.
frelm kslnliß, SEPT. I.—Arrived the City of Carlisle (steamer),
liamburgh.
Wtteranacrn ROADS—Arrived the Ricario, Munro, from
'•3t. Petersburgh.
NAlattvPoßr i Rpr. 2.—The Shaw, Scott, sailed from Cadiz,
I or about Ist Slay, for Newfoundland, and has not since been
beard or.
f RANISGATE,:SEPT. 3.—Arrived the Two Brothers, Cutting,
r°lll London for Liverpool, leaky.
been
Nestor, Nordinj from London to Bjorneborg, has
wee carried into Ostend, a derelict ; crew saved.
The Lipton, arrived off Portland, spoke Portland, Conbro,
'root the Clyde to New South Wales, 28th ult., long. 8.
The William Glen, Anderson, arrived in the Downs, spoke
the Ellen, of Hull, for Quebec, lat. 49., long. 30., and the
IMiramichi, from Newcastle, lat. 49., long. 25.