The Sun.
London, England, 1838-11-03 00:00:00

MARYLEBONE-(THIS DAY•)

SMASHII I.—Mary Anne Dunne and Margaret .ilarriv9l°(ll,i
t wretchedly-dressed females, were brought up before Vto
MONTFORD and Mr. SHUTT, charged with endeavouring„
pass a counterfeit shilling; also with being possessed of
quantity of bad coin. roe
Mary Bennett deposed that the prisoner Harrington ca ns
into her sliop last night, and called for some sugar, in eaYmtieng
of which she laid a bad shilling on the counter. SesPec), t
her to be the individual who had passed a bad half-erown °a
,„,,e;
the night before, she would not allow her to leave the suyith
but the prisoner having said, if she sent her shop-boy .
her, she would show him the person who gave her the 110:toedpi
she consented, and allowed the lad to go with her., t 0
whom, after leading him through several streets, she trt`"o.
make her escape, but was given into the custody of a police ° ej
Constable 12,:1) division, stated that having been intrintbs
by Mrs. Bennet's boy of the above facts, he brougubn-ia
prisoner to the station-house, and seeing the woman Dr ob.
her company, he also arrested her. While going there u%er
served the former stealthily drop a piece of rirbi;
on examing which he found it to contain three ba
lings ; he then had hold of her band, and after -id
siderable exertion forced it open, and found another 014
stilling there. The prisoners, when asked what the/ °l)sch
say in their defence, at first denied all knowledge °f dei
other, but this was evidently false, and they were real."
until Thursday. &psi
The coins which were found on them were duplicates .L.p.
the shillings issued in 1816, of which there are numerous
tations in circulation at present.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(THIS D
DEAL, Nov. 2.—Wind W. S. W., moderate.--Arrived --t, s ;
proceeded for the river, the Alfred, Jamieson, from Calcairoel
Triton, Jenson, from Pard to Hamburgh, Came &Doll, for
the river, Cherub, Matthews, for Ceylon; Ceylon, Hilre„'d re'
Berbice ; and several others ; particulars unknown, 87,00/
main with a large fleet of outward bound detained by
winds.
re°
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 2.—Wind W. N. W., strong bl, for
and squally. Passed by the Daniel Wheeler, Bouc
Bahia. Put back, the Nourmahal, Manuell, for 1381'
on shore on the Owers, from two to eight, a.m. this lg.
was assisted off by a pilot and boat's crew from Sets° 1
PLYMOUTH, NOV. L —Wind S. W. are'
FALMOUTH, Nov. I.—Wind W. S. W. to N. " rieesei'
gales with violent quails. Arrived the Lady Briggs, —Care
from Malta; sailed the 4th of September, part of the... bafr
(wheat) thrown overboard, and with loss of sails, b°11""'
warks, stanchions, &c. h".
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2.—Wind N. W. to N.N•E - 00
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Arrived the Minerva, Pearson, from Quebec; Lora
from Denia.
CREEK, Nov. 2.—Arrived the Catherine, Phillips' frog
Marianople ; Leoneda, Caccase,
off, the from Malta.
MARGATE, Nov. 3.—Arrived New Brgns
from Quebec., , r°,
RAMSGATE, Nov. 2.—Arrrved off, the Belmona'
from Honduras.
r 10.0'
DovER, Nov. 2.—Arrived off, the Kyle, Fletcher!•lie
RYE, Nov. 2.—Arrived the Sylvanus. Young, t'ilumlttil"
SCILLY.—Arrived the Arrow, Scaddew, from "'
Swift, Edwards, from ditto. DisPit°.
Bats'roL, Nov. I.—Arrived the Mary Muir, from ober,
CARDIFF, Nov. I.—Arrived the Champion, Dunn, Qilercal
HAtotiNoTort, Nov. I.—Arrived the Quebec packet,
Ha:ifax.
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CLYDE, Nov. I.—Arrived the Thames, Bell, from 7.4%1
Zephyr, Gentle, from Malaga; Elbe, Slavely, front Ma—vereelk
DUBLIN, OCT. 31.-Arrived the William Tele, -
from Quebec.
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YOUGHAL, Nov. I.—Arrived the Rosabel, Abbot,' .-,,°llo,dir
WATERFORD, Nov. I.—Arrived the Placentia,
from Newfoundland.
SHIELDS, Nov. I.—Arrived, the Isabella, Dearness' giros
HULL,Nov. I.—Arrived, the George Smith, Smith' 'ire;
St.
Petershurgh ; Zr ph%r, Mackenzie, frown stockh°
Preciosa, Schmidt, front Memel; Princess Victoria (steamer)
from Antwerp.
HUMBER, NOV. I.—Arrived, the Joseph and Ann, troll
Mirarnichi Aurora, Chambers, from St. Petersburgh; IK
geld,
Brewer, from ditto.
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ELSINORE, OCT. 27.—A brig, apparently Eag--5 'f the
seen to go on shore on Dagcrott Rief on the afternoon of
20th instant. oder'
BouLooNE.--The Isabella Piceman, Dobson, from oild fell
land to London, struck on the long sand 29th ult., 1111
over. Two of the crew saved. n„,e od
SWINNEMUNDE, OCT. 24. A sloop sunk off
the late gale, and has gone to ,ieces; the stern-Ylll aeit.

been wahsdon shore, with" Hetriett-e, Von Wolgast, v
e„ies,
bre
GOTTENBURG, OCT. 24.--Tbe Hoffnung, Sc
from Boness to Stettin, was run ashore by the CaPtaiT oor
nrat4
Coserow, in order to save her cat go, to the vessel having 'r
a severe leak. A
HeLL.—The Niagara, Thompson from AmstY. ere:
aste frap• Shields, was abandoned at sea, 29th, ult. ,
saved by the Cumbrian, Weppel, arrived in the boreßanders. V,
DANTZIC. OCT. 26.—Two vessels were on shore cre"
hernial), 21st instant, one of them an English brig, d•
of which were all drowned, with the exception of one rte;
ELSINORE, OCT. 27.—The Margery, Knott, frnu/the
tersburgh to London, got ashore on the Saltheinte id,: •
instant, and came of the same day but not ans;i-rernw,do""
helm was forced on C.° middle ground, where she still be csw
agreement has been entered into to discharge part 1 hagh
and assist the vessel off. .
TUE LADOUR, OCT. 22.---The Dasserdt, from... Tooter rter)t
to Bordeaux, is wrecked near Maistrend; crew a""
floorsaved.

M
STROMNESS.—The Walter Hamilton, DunnintO,
Shetland to Cork, was on shore in Hoy Sound Nuth
cargo discharging.
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The Mountaineer, from Honduras, was on S-ho
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e
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Crosby Point, Liverpool, yesterday. a bort
The Eagle (iron steamer), from Yarmouth to i'av) ,
sprung a leak 26th ult. off Ameland. Crew saved. to Le;
The Linden, Moody, from St. Petersburgli a
d in, has put into Marstrom, leaky, having bete
foulof in these roads by a barque the' 18th instal' whijiso
Don, Morton, from St. Petersburgh to Liverrei of ,er
getting under weigh yesterday evening, drove foe.he
Conception, Markensen, from Suba to Marseilles; f
slipt anchor and cable, and sustained
upper works; the former started three planks e--0% age'
her
lost bulwarks, stanchions, &c., and had mainmast
; 0 501"-to.
deal of running rigging cut.
The Emilie, Schrevellien, fromDa ent°zni sc:d.per:tbl:111:1;b1t1311:1
munde, with loss of sails, rigging, &c., and Is lea" • ltir
Grangemouth,
The Rachelaff, Rus, from Copenhagen, put l'ele )3,01
ton, leaky.
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-- - SOVI ale'
HORRIBLE MURDER.—GLOSSOP, h•p
, .
Yesterday morning the inhabitants of tbi tswilsr-ti-,tilsailo
thrown into a state of consternation by the recto 010000
murder bad been committed, under circunits:rbour aial
atrocious barbarity, at a place called Cold 13 441
About seven o'clock yesterday (Wednesday) 113°the '-' pee
shire surprised,
chain on
of a
hillsrr
named Joseph Brooks, a labourer, employed en i; via:, tb)".
and Sheffield road, being on his way to his vi„.:.,iantd'eaCt
11100 r, lose t°olle''
i' inaalltetdha
Cold
poladrt
HofarthboeuYrorksn- -st „_I tv,i
man lying on his face, near the road ide 'ust :ooks Jam
part where the land begins to be unenclosed. Put for
If
to his assistance a fellow.labourer, suid they se bo Pr°o If
Shepherd, one of the constables
of Glossop, woe b° lei
went to the scene of death. "Upon examining over thfsetlill:
found a fracture over the t; ht e)-e, and another batter log:
I 511
other
tawthdhoee
ofr hh
persons
who
sar
consta.. co;
eye, and abnoddythelabyabckowp
procured, and
acnlodseamtoontahgereestnt eet
ahapdes
dweoa
:se
stones,acs
eo tn leAe_„tsi);bsdei s
tn
beylsu_l,3::_,
ea 0 is:,080c:
Mr. John Robinson one of the prineilol beieg that
41°-
Howard Tow:,,
man who. naEl called upon him on the previol bad 'us lia'
and he recognised the body as g evellit'iCteril
relid He stated that he was a h-icklay.er, an_u_hooa. b 1,00;
been working
been compelled to leave the place yblithe mcol7,ake hia to JO
layers' trades' union, who ILA threatened t° ' Joel wigs
in Haly-bridge and igbV of tbelife II
he did not join their union. He 11.- d however• rred to
s, the
the union, and had b:•en in consequrnce ,!.otnPfoolgenZoilress
unionists
certainly is of the description vencrally ""libe poel'eotaall'
should early out their thr!..ats of v 01; briekt :I- the
to be
The following is a copy of a paper found in t ao lri
Co,
deceased, who, from his appearance, seems
.a an° ti.
and hbout 26 years of age :
Sept. 3, 1839. ~ 3 1„ 10
per Or- 0 v ~," To reaping ea. /r. 39p. of wheat, at I Is. p
.. ,
........
............. 91
To half surveying, deducted . .............
3 15
8
Mr. 'Hill, Dr. to Edward F eg-- x
_§4, ii
si
, 0
.it 'cot'
Thos. 130ot, jun.
• unrenaittl 4.
tion to discover the perpetrators of this horn
The constables of the township are
cis° their