The Sun.
London, England, 1841-05-08 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCL.

(LLOYD'S.)
LONDON, MAY 7.—Wind this day at noon light bre'l
from S. S. E., fine clear weather.
DEAL, May 6.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Middleton, ford,
Buenos Ayres ; Charles, Tobago ; Rambler, Cadiz ; Einere
ditto ; Iberia, ditto; Florence, Madeira ; Marathon, Meriitei.
ranean; Ana Victoria, Teneriffe ; Conservative, 50144
Elizabeth, Sarragona ; Don, Westward, a steamer,
a fruit vessel, No. 1,120, MM. C. S. ; Arrived from the ilco;
Trio, for Calcutta; Winchester, ditto ; Heroine, Rio Janet •
Boadicea, ditto; Isabella, Demerara; Susan King, Table;
Mary, Montreal ; Clio Cape De Verds ; Challenge, 11410 e
Margaretta, Gibraltar; filedora, Mauritius , Eddystone,
Quebec.
Duo,
STANT:ATE CREEK, MAY 6.—Arrived the Marquis of
from Sin} rna ; CorintbianVante.
OFF MARGATE, MAY 6.—Montrose, Peters, from dot
cutta. The Mary Ann, Redferr, from Liverpool. off
on shore on Margate Sand this morning, but was assiste"
and in here leaky. rioe,
LIVERPOOL, MAY 6.—Wind W.—Arrived the Sepe ;
Johnson, from Bombay. sailed from the Cape 6th Maur 00,
Isaac Allerton. 'furry, New Orleans ; Abeona, ditto ; ,_CPars;
ditto ; Superb, Charleston ; Trinity 3acht, Alleuei-
Active, Alexandria; Swiftsure, Smyrna ; Betsy, ditto; c..j,4
mar, ditto; Rock Scorpion, Malaga • Comet, Bilbao.
the Grindlay, for Rio Janeiro; Rival,' Nassau ; Hero, AirlyoThri
Aurora, Sierra Leone. Arrived off port the BridpOrt
aPpareFor
Reindeer, from Sm)rna. bee'
.SUNDERLAND.—SaiIed the Standrop, Walker, for Que
YARMOUTH, MAY 6.—The Anchor, of Goale, ran on
Scroby Sand this rrorning, but was got off without assiOle•
HARWICH, MAY 6.—Arrived the Sprightly, from 14'os
pool, with loss of fore and main-topmast. The Olivia,ea
Liverpool to Bake, got on the Goodwin Sand, but was aa9soccl
off very leaky, and in snaking for the harbour to-day, gronnyir
on the main, but is expected off on the flood after throwing
part of the cargo (salt).
°1 to
DUBLIN, MAY 4.—The Eliza, Haywood, from LiverP°
Monte Video, having struck oa a bank off Wexford yeste,7o;
has been towed in here, making eleven inches water per

ROBBERY IN AN OMNIBUS.—Two
feyv
dressed men, who gave their names John Williams antl.,f,bdi
Wakeling, the former about thirty, and the latter aprZOOP
about eight or ten years older, were brought to Illa.ol4lset
police office yesterday, charged with having stolen a Ptgi
containing nearly thirty shillings in gold and silver, from
Hester Stanley, a young lady, residing at No. 28, Berlarl.,
street, West. Miss Stanley stated, that on the same afteo
noon, about three o'clock, she got into a Paddington omni.b:
in Berkeley-place, Edgware-road, intending to be set down 0
High Holborn ; the prisoners entered the vehicle at't"
Regent's-circus, and ofter proceeding a very short distayee'
- to
they both alighted; a gentleman, who directly came 011
the omnibus door, inquired if any of the passengers had bee•
robbed, and on her examining her hag, she discovered that had
purse and money were gone; the prisoner Williams. who /I„se
a great coat banging upon his arm, had been sitting 1
to her, and the other man, Wakeling, on the opPl!e'ir
seat exactly in front of her; prior to their making tler
egress, she had taken sixpence from her purse to pay,
eafr
fare, and then returned the purse to the bag. Joseph 1".00,-
hart, 19, Park-place, said he observed the prisoners
tieing the various omnibuses as they passed, and at lertir
saw them get into ens at the place named by Miss Stan..,
He imagined from their manner that they were thieves, 14,
having hinted his suspicions to police constable George, :iv
D, they to:sk their seats upon the top of the vehicle, wh!nn-sbey"
ness crawled over the root, and spoke to the conductor.
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(the prisoners) got out at the end of Wells-street, an wet
witness ascertaining the lady's loss he ran forward and 'ea in
hold of Williams, who made a most violent resistance, Otirae
the scuffle which ensued, he dropped from his hand
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into the road. A gentleman then came up,
his assistance he (WiLiams) was conveyed to the.
tion-house. He said that he was a respectable r''';o6
and that he (witness) would find himself mistaken. The 1100
and its contents were here produced, and identified bri that
Stanley as her property. Police-constable George salu,,,fore
the prisoners were talking together at least five minutes,.",,liog;
they entered the omnibu, ; collared and c tptured
who exclamed, " I have taken nothing trom any one ink'
„.„..e.
Williams said he should decline making any statement at r
sent. They were rerranded till Tuesday. 'no
STORM IN GALWAY BAY.—The
awful account has been received from Galway, exf;aatur-
front a letter written by a person on the spot ;--"c-Loanstn,einbaro:t;
Be
was a woful day ve bay, from Galway to
Between Costello Bay land Tbiddaw, nut less than We'll :boo
were wrecked. Forty boats escaped into Thiddaw_
and eleven boats were lost between the town and their Yet
leap at Costello, below the Lodge. The loss of life 19, ':t
known, but it -is very great. It blew a hurricane, aria_;`,l not
pitiable to see so many men floating on the sea who.,neotl'i's baY
be relieved. There was not so much damage done
in the memory of man.
THE COUNTESS OF JERSEY'S GRAND BAGGflat,
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most brilliant reunion of tlie 17e.sent season, the
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eroding 330 in number.

HoYAL SURREY THEATRE.
UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF MR. DAVIDGE

AND MR. WILLIS JONES.
The Most powerful attraction ever offered. Sixth Night o_
"` Claude Duval, supported by Mr. J. S. Balls, and the ac
knowledged best Company in the Metropolis, with an en-
tire change of Pieces.
THIS EVENING, MAY 8,
Will he acted an Historical and Domestic Drama, entitled
CLAUDE DUVAL, THE LADIES' HIGHWAYMAN.
With entirely new local and beautiful Scenery, extensive Ma.

chinery, &c.
' • Claude Duval, Mr. J. S. Balls.
: •
• • ' After which, Vie Comedy of
WILD OATS; OR, THE STROLLING GENTLEMAN.
Rover. Mr. J. S. Balls.
To conclude with the Romance of Diablerie, entitled
APOLLYON, THE 'GREAT FIEND.
Apollyon, Mr. 0. Smith, -
The Last Night of his Engagement.

niali WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS t?
Al."lomat( 17 minutes after 3 1 Evening S 7 minutes after 3