The Sun.
London, England, 1846-01-13 00:00:00

MAli-LBOIibUGH-STREET.

Julia Jameson, a young good-looking female, respect-
ably dressed, was charged with wilfully and malieiou,ly
breaking a square of plate-glass of the value of 4/. It
appeared that about eleven on Sunday night the de-
fendant went to the house of Mr. James Wright, the
landlord of the Queen's HeAd, Great Titchtield-street,
Marylebone, and requested to see a young man who was
in the parlour, that person, however, refused to come out
to her, and she then became extremely violent and ex-
cited. On going out of the house she struck her fist
seven or eight times against the parlour window, and
then succeeded in smashing in the square of glass in
question, in doing which she severely cut her hand.
Mr. MALTBY (to the defendant)—Are you able to pay
for the glass ? Defendant—l did not do it wilfully. I
was tapping at the window to induce a young man who
was in the parlour to come out to me. Mr. Wright
harbours him in the house at all hours and times. I
was to have been married to him on Thum-lay last, but
he was at Mr. Wright's instead of going to church
with me.

Mr. Wright said, that after the defendant had broken
the windows, she threatened to smash every thing in the
house.

Mr. MALTBY asked if she was intoxicated.
The constable said she had been drinking.
The defendant said, that if she was allowed until thrce
o'clock the following day she would procure the 41.

Mr. Wright said he would not take her word.

Mr. MALTBY said that she must pay the money by
five o'clock that afternoon, or stand committed for one
month.

The defendant, in tears, was led by the gaolor to the
lock-up' cell.

Wm. Williams, a young man of respectable appearance,
was charged with stealing a bracket clock of the value
of 201, from the hall of the house of Mrs. Mary Ann
Donnelly, of No. 51, Glarle.,-street, Portland-place.
Between six aud seven o'clock on Sunday, as police
constab!e, No. 22 of the D division, was proceeding on
duty along D.,vonshir-strei,t, Portland-?lace, he met
the prisoner with the clock under his arm. Suspecting
he had stolen it he stopped him, and inquired
how he came by it. The prisoner said a man
he met in the street had given it him to carry to Lisson-
grove; the constable told him he must go to the station-
house, and he then said, " I took the clock fi o a 52,
Charlvs-street." From that information the c-nstable
traced out that the clock was stolen from No 51 but a
few minutes previou-ly to the prisoner's being stopped
with it. The prisoner had gone there with a blank note,
addressed to a lady lodging in the house ; and while the
servant went up stairs with it, the prisoner wrenched
the chock from its fastenings, and decamped. A large
chisel, and some street-door keys, were found in his
pocket.
Mr. MALTBY asked if the prisoner was known ?—The
police said he was not.
Mr. MALTBY asked the prisoner if hl wished to say
anything in his defence ? Prisoner—No ;I have nothing
to say.

IL; Was fully committed to take his trial at the Central
Criminal Court.

LLO Y D'S SHIPPING.

LONDON, JAN. 12.--Wind this day at noon S.E., light
breeze and hazy.
OFF TORBAY.—Arrd. from, Laura Ann, Thomas, Otaheite,
sid. Bth August, and from Valparaiso Bth October; Acorn,
Bullit, Mauritius.

DARTMOUTH, JAN. 11.—Wind E.—Sld. for Raja, Fer-
guson, Hobart Town; Sylph, Treadwell, Barbadoes ; Marion,
Bradley, Jamaica.
PLYMOUTH.—SId. Ellen, Irving, Moulmein; Brightman,
Hooff, Demerara; Caroline, Stone, JamaiNi; Sussex, Cum-
mins, Jamaica; Stagnolia, Johnson, Rio.
FALMOUTH.—AmI. Martha, Buller, Possession Island ;
Amphion, Trapp, Rio Janeiro; Recovery, Gorlev, Santander.
Sld. Rokeby, Trotter Bombay; Charles Carter, broad, Algoa
Bay; Penguin packet, Madeira, Teneriffe and Brazil; Jane,
Thomas, La Guayra ; Foig-a-Ballagh, Broughall, Savan-
nah • Cairo, Hogg, Jamaica; Queen, Wright, St. John's,
Newfoundland ; Isabella and Ann, Lunsden, Ceylon ; Vic-
toria, Caithness, Monte Video and Buenos Ayres; Adino,
M'Neil, Cadiz and Monte Video; Ellen Clare, Vera Cruz.
OFF FALMOUTH.—Swea, Schutz, Bahia.
Os.s. liAsTlNGs.—Frona Penni Ceylon.

PORTSMOUTH.—Sid. Princess, Mill, Gloucester; Ouse,
Banks, Cardiff; London, Gibson, New South Wales ; Dog-
gerb Ink, Smith, Batavia ; Soolo, Tennyson, Batavia; Malacca,
Shettler, Madras and Calcutta • Clayton, Cox, Madras and
Calcutta; Swea, Morelius, Rio Janeiro; Cunbria, Groensund,
Rio Janeiro; Belle Creole. Muirhead, Demerara; Creole,
Muirhead, Dominica; Regina, Foreman, Dominica.
LtvEnpoor JAN. 11.—Wind S.E., light.—Arrd. Canopus,
Cox, China, left St. Helena Dec. 3; William Rowse, Thomp-
son, Calcutta; Anger, Bell. Bombay; Kingston, Bonny;
Elizabeth, Moffat, allao, sld. Sept. 2, and from Bahia
Nov. 20; Ellen Highfield, Harvey, Rio Grande; Jamaica,
Williams, Jamaica; Viola, Jameson, New Orleans • Birn-
holm Mason, New Orleans; Frances, Corkhill, Charleston;
Isabella, Briggs, Charleston, sld. 17th ult.; Monarch, Brown,
St. Lucia. _

RAMSGATE, JAN. 11.—The revenue cutter Sealark is re-
ported to have been on shore on the Goodwin Sands early
this morning.
LirrtiatAmp-roN, JAN. 9.—The Lark, Bellehamber, from
Sunderland, which was on shore here on the 4th inst., was
got off the following tide, and brought into the harbour.
LYTHAM, JAN. 3.—The Lord Byron, in leaving this har-
bour to-day, grounded at the entrance, and remains.
DEAL, JAN. 10.—Wind 5.4 V., moderate.—Arrd. Planter,
Harrison, Madras. Arrived from the River, Ilersilia, Bax•
ter, Calcutta ; Oriental, Wilson, Bombay ; Albion, Lock,
Valparaiso ; Nunez, Flight, Rio ; Nunez, Charles Brooke
Hunt, Grenada ; Ocean, Norrie, Montserrat ; Swiss Boy,
Perkins, Cuba. Sld. Livesay,Norfolk Island; William Henry,
Angus, Honduras. •

lie following
has noticebe e n
NOTICE TO MARINERS.—LIGHT ON POINT PRIM,
PRINCE EDWARD'S ISLAND.
The
of
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fromlig t
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Admiralty :
" A new light was established on Prim Point. at the en-
trance of Hillsborough Bay, in Prince Edward's Island, on
the 4th of last December, and will continue to be lighted as
long as the navigation remains open. The lighthouse stands
near the extremity of the Point, and the light, which is
fixed, is 66 feet above high water, and can be seen from the
deck of a schooner at the distance of about thirteen miles.
It bears S.E. 1/2 S. by compass from the south-west point of
St. Peter's Island, and N.N.W. 1/.2' W. by compass, 814 miles
from Rifleman Reef."

THE LEAGUE FUND.—The Leeds meeting to be
held on Wednesday is beaded by the sum of 1,0001. from the
firm of the Messrs. Marshall. The sum announced up to
Friday last exceeded 5,000/., and much more is expected. At
Huddersfield, up to Thursday, nearly 3,0001. had been sub-
scribed, and upwards of 2,000/. at Bradford. The other towns
in the W est Riding are expected to be equally liberal and
prompt wftlf their contributions.
PowrsatouTa.—lt is reported that the hundred
Senior Captains of the navy have been promoted to the rank
of Rear-Acitniral, thus embracing those of 1808 down to
those of 18 13, as far as Sir Watkin Pell, inclusive. It is
also stated that the following alteration has been made in
the naval uniform, viz.—Captains to wear the star, crown,
and anchor; Commanders, crown and anchor; and Lieu-
tenants, the a,nchor, on their epaulettes; and all officers
of wardroom Tank, to wear two epaulettes.-11arysh;re
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