The Sun.
London, England, 1838-12-11 00:00:00

BOW-STREET.-(THIS DAY.)

An elderly woman, named Ludlow Jedder, was brotwht
up by Sergeant Leslie, F Division, charged with robbing
Mr. Fitzowen Skinner, a-barrister, residing at 25, Keppcl-
sreet, Russell-square, in whose service she lived as cook,
of a quantity of plate, value 301., his property.
It appeared that the prisoner's daughter lived as house-
maid with the prosecutor, and on the Ist of September,
when the plate was missed, she was questioned about it,
b•it said she knew nothing whatever of it. On the follow-
ing evening in consequence of a dispute which occurred
between the prisoner and her daughter, the prosecutor de-
in ended to know the cause, and he was told by the
daughter that her mother would drive her mad by the
manner in which she was conducting herself. The prisoner
then said the dispute arose about the plate, at the same time
giving up a number of duplicates for the property. She was
then desired to go to bed, and on looking over the several
articles which had been committed to her charge ; there
were missed some blankets and bed linen; The prosecutor
instantly left the house to call in a friend, while he pro-
cured the assistance of an officer ; and, happening to for-
get to lock the street door, the prisoner absconded before
he had time to return. The daughter was then given into
custody ; but as it appeared that she was in no way con-
cerned in the robbery, she was ordered to be discharged,
and the greater part of the plate was subsequently found
pledged at the shop of Mr. Barker, in High Holborn,
where it had been pawned between August and the present
month. The prisoner was given in charge last evening for
stealing a coat and a pair of boots, value 4/. 10s., from Mr.
L. Bull, of Sussex-street, Tottenham Court-road, by whom
the officer was informed that she had absconded from her
master's service, after making away with the property in
question.

- The prisoner admitted her guilt, on the first charge, but
said that the prosecutor in the second case had ordered
her to pledge the articles, and it was to support him that
the plate was pawned during his illness.
Mr. MiNsituLL ordered her to be remanded.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.

DEAL, DEC. 10.—Wind W. N. W., moderate.—Came
down from the River and remain the Charles Brook, Bell,
for St. Vincent's; Red Port, Gilbert, for Oporto. Arrived
her Majesty's ship Buffalo (store-ship), from New Zealand, for
Sheerness.

Pormatouru, DEC. 10.—Wind N. N.E. to N. W., fine.—
Arrived the Orphan's Friend, Sharp, from Scaham; Rosetta,
Thomson, from ditto.

131,Ymorrrn,"DEc. S.—Wind N. N. W.—Arrived the Afri-
canus, Pitcher, from London, and proceeded for Africa;
Argyle, Golenby, from London, for Sydney, New South
Wales; Ann, Sharp, from Riga. for Plymouth. Saled the
Thames, Allen, for London; Aguila, Paris, for Spain; her
Majesty's brig Grecian, for South America. Arrived off, the
Wilson, from Memel ; Montreal, from London to Swan
River ; City of Limerick, from Dublin. Sailed the Bahia
steamer, for Bahia ; her Majesty's ship Grecian, Portsmouth.
FALMOUTH, DEC. 10.—Wind N. N. E. to E. N. E. ; mo-
derate breezes and fine.—Arrived the Royal Tar (steamer),
Lewis, from London ; Skylark (packet), Lieutenant Ladd,
from Halifax. Sailed the Orient (steamer) for Malta and
Con%tantinolye.
LIVERPOOL, DEC. 10.—Arrived the Fisherman, Gibaut,
from Palermo ; Julia, from Senegal. Arrived off port the
Redbreast, from Smyrna.
PENZANCE, DEC. 9.—Arrived off port the Acton, Ford,
from Demerara.

HULL, DEC. 3,—Arrived the Hero, from Riga ; Hough-
ton, Hunter, from ditto ; Manchester, from ditto ; Miramichi,
Monsor, from New Orleans ; Transit (steamer), from Ham-
burg ; Gebarne, Walitre, from Stralsund. Sailed the Cam-
brian, for Lisbon ; Adriano, for Trieste.
ALDBOROUGH, DEC. 9.—Arrived off port the Sbakspeare,
from Memel.
DARTMOUTH, DEC. 10.—Arrived, the Batavier (steamer),
from Rotterdam.
ULVERSTONE, DEC. 10.—The mast of a vessel, supposed
to be about 170 tons, and a boat bottom up, was passed on the
7th inst. off the Isle of Wainer, by the Nicholson, Ray, ar-
rived here.

UME WI, DEC. 9.—Arrived, Willielmina, Lang, Neustadt.
PENZANCE, DEC. 9.—Arrived off, the King William, Tho-
mas, from Bombay, sailed from the Cape of Good Hope Oct.
1, and St. Helena on the 18'h.
MARGATE, DEC. 10 —Arrived off, the Harmonic, Green,
from Wisby, for Marseilles.
SOUTHAMPTON, DEC 10.—Arrived, the Kingston, Potter,
from Waterford ; Royal Oak, Punt, from Youghall ; Orange
Branch, from ditto.
CORK, DEC B.—Arrived the Bahiana, Hogg, from Liverpool
for Rio Janeiro. Sailed the Alequist, Gill, for New South
Wales; Falcon, St. Thomas; Charles Caroline, Charleston.
JACMEL. —Arrived Lord Melville (packet), from Falmouth
and Barbadoes, and sailed for Jamaica.
HA VANN —Arrived the Express (packet-boat), from
Falmouth, and sailed for Mexico.
CAR lIIAGENA. —Arrived the Savanillo, Pudly, Liverpool.
ARlCA.—Arrived the Nouvelle, Gabrelle, for Bordeaux.

The Arrow, Ri3er, from Plymouth to Oporto, has put back
to. Plymouth leaky and with loss of sails, &c., having been
wtin one mile of the bar of Oporto.
The Janet, Wildridge, from Talmagucho for Hull, has
been towed into Portsmouth by a steamer, with loss of an
anchor and part of a chain, sails, jib-boom, bowsprit, cut-
water, rails and timbers of the head, timber heads and
stanchions on the starboard bow, starboard fore channels, and
larboard fore and main channels, the sheer streaks, several
strips of the topsides on the starboard bow, ditto on the lar-
board bow, and wale nearly chafed through, Ireenails and
bolts on the starboard bow, michhips started seams, and bolts
of the topsides much strained and open, having been run foul
of, on the Bth instant, off Fairlie, by the Spanish brig Ora-
tava, Avazen, from Bremen for Teneriffe. The captain and
crew of the brig got on board of the Janet, and have been
landed at Portsmouth. The Oratava has been taken into
Newhaven, making but little water.
The Enterprize, bound to Teneriffe, was on shore at Cork
on the Bth inst., bilged.
The St. Joaquim, from St. Übe's to Cork, was on shore at
Beachaven on the inst.