The Sun.
London, England, 1834-05-22 00:00:00

BO W-STREET.

Francis Knox, a decent-looking young man, who
stated himself to be a blacking-maker, living with his
father in Kingsgate-street, was yesterday placed at
the bar, charged with assaulting police constable Wil-
liam Davis, of the F division, by throwing him down
in Holborn on the night before.
Mr. HALLS fined him in the penalty of 205., or in
default, committed him to the House of Correction for
one month.

The fine was paid, and the defendant discharged.

HATTON-GA RDEN,

Timothy Flynn, a ragged, dirty, unshaved, tall. raw-
boned Irishman, was brought before Mr. LAING, in
the custody of police constable 199 G division, charged
with having been found " dead drunk," and quite inca-
pable of taking care of himself, at an early hour yes-
terday morning.
The policeman stated that he found the prisoner
lying in the kennel in Northampton-street, Clerken-
well, when, to prevent accident, he took him to the
station-house ; but no money was found about him ;
only a tobacco-box.
Mr. LAING—WeII, what have you to say? Timothy
Why, yer Werchip, I took a little drap too much, and
so it got up in my head (rubbing down his hair) ; but
I hope you'll forgive me.
Mr. LAING—What are you? Timothy—l ant a
labourer, yer Honour.
Mr. LAING—Are you in work? Timothy—No,
your Werchip ; we are rather slack, and I can't get any.
Mr. LAING—Now I dare say this fellow is an uni
onist, and would not work if he could get it to do. Do
you belong to the union ? Timothy—Why, yes, your
Werchip, I do.
Mr. LAING—How long have you belonged to it ?
Timothy—Eight or nine weeks, yer Honour.
Mr. LAING—I don't wonder at your being slack, as
you say, when you won't work. Pray, how much do
you get a week from the union ? Timothy—Seven
and eight shillings a week, yer Honour.
Mr. LAING—And who pays you the money? Ti-
mothy—Mr. Read, there, down at No. 1, Gee-street,
Clerkenwell.

Mr. LAING—And you get drunk with the money and
live in idleness ? Timothy—Faith, den, I don't, yer
Werchip. I gets woorck fen ever I can get it, and I
had a job of woorck last Saturday.
Mr. LAING would not believe him, and asked with
what money he got drunk ? Timothy—En troth,
den, not wid my own, yer Honour; but when I re-
ceived my union money on Saturday, I came back to
the place where I did the woorck, and my masther,
good luck to him, trated me for doin the job so well,
and so he did, and he guy me too much, d'ye see yer
Honour.

Mr. LAING thought that he was a pretty specimen of
an unionist.

Timothy again said that he would get work when-
ever he could, but he was an unionist, because they
made him be one. What was he to do when the
whole of his party " struck ?" Why, if he did not con-
sent, they would " strike" him ; so, like a cat in a
tripe shop, he didn't know which way to choose be—
twixt 'em.

Mr. LAINO advised him never again to be found in
such a situation, and to attend to his work like an in-
dustrious man.

Timothy smiled cunningly, and said he would not
get drunk again at any body's expense until he could
get into regular employment, and he promised to fol-
low his worship's advice.
He was then reprimanded and discharged.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUSTOM-HOUSE,

LON DON, MAY 21.

Sir William Curtis, Pay, Calais, St. Katharine's Dock—
Lamb.
Faith, Langlie, Guernsey, Dublin-chain—Brenan.
Mary Ann, Robson, Cista Rica and Valparaiso, London
Dock—Thomson.
Hopeful, Faxton, Falkland Islands, Mill-wall—Cannon.
Rose, Marquis, Canton, East India Dock—East India
Company,
Bertha, Storey, Leghorn, London Dock—Gibbs.
Friends, Tonkin, Guernsey, Regent's Canal—Gilson.
Fancy, Titchener, Lisbon, Fresh Wharf—Ray.
Briton, Parker, Cape of Good Hope and Ascension,
London Dock—Luckie.
Superb, Major, Osterid, Tower—Norman.
Minerva, Ticehurt, Canto, East India Dock—East India
Company.

ENTERED OUT FOR LOADING, MAT 21.
Lord Goderieh, Dowling, Grenada, 361 tons.
William, Sowerby, Sydney, New South Wales, 324.
James Daley, M'Kenzie, Jamaica, 210.
Marquis of Chandos, Gaylor, Demerara, 350.
Earl of Liverpool, Lomax, Rotterdam, 168.
Dart, Farrant, Syra and Constantinople, 124.
Harriet, Marlow, Ostend, Bruges, and Ghent, 80.

CLEARED OUT WITH CARGO, MAY 21.
British Sovereign, H. H. Brown, Sydney, New South
Wales.
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Velocity, Darvell, Jamaica.
Broxbornbury, A. Chapman, Madras and Calcutta.
Charlotte, C. Theoys, Antwerp.
Astrea, G. Hurst, Trieste.
Heaton, 'Morgan. Jamaica.
Sir Edward Banks, W. Morwood, Antwerp.

CLEARED OUT IN BALLAST, MAY 21.
Jupiter, J. D. Hench, Danzig, 150 tons.
Trois Sceurs,_3l. Merlin, Gravelines, 35.
Minerva, J. T. Butez, ditto, 35.
Borodino, J. Hobbs, Archangel, 165.

COURT FOR THE RELIEF OF INSOL-
VENT DEBTORS.

The Matters of the Petitions and Schedules of the Prisoners
hereinafter named (the same having been filed in the
Court) are appointed to be heard at the Court-house, in
Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, on Tuesday, the
27th of May, 1834, at nine o'clock in the forenoon.
Gosling, H., Jermyn-street, St. James's, assistant at a

v club-house.
Strugnell, R. 8., Banner-square, St. Luke's, boot-maker.
Peacock, H., Leather-lane, Holborn, servant to a coaldealer.
Browne, E., Agar-street, Strand, surgeon.
Hughes, H. 1., Dove-row, Goldsmith's-place, Hackney-
road. grocer.
Manvell, G., Fetter-lane, fruit-salesman.
Edwards, E., High Holborn, dealer in earthenware.
Chickeldy, J., Brooke-market, Holborn, greengrocer.
Knight, J., Enfield, Middlesex, butcher.
Mann, J., Coventry, Warwickshire, butcher.
Fllmer, J., Lenham, Kent, carpenter.
Schofield, Smithy-door, Manchester, publican.