The Sun.
London, England, 1833-10-23 00:00:00

HR RE
TA
Y SESSIONS.—(THIS DAY.)
,aletorn --....--
4,' -"----- HEDGER' Esq., and a Bench Of Magistrates.)
ItL-gw.ty Roolast, a gold watch,hnConnor, was indicted
cha in, foand ap-
r steal-
itt:the 25th September
Oft. s from the person of Mary, the wife of Dr. Richardson,
iirarn, on the King's highway.
iidj: Richardson stated, that on the day in question about
INtig, she was walking over Clapham Common. She ob-
-oAihe prisoner following her for some time, and at last
47:e a snatch at her watch—he failed in the first instance,
ptigot then pinioned her arms, took the watch, &c., and
kr
kki 11`°
"'
was on the Common on the 25th September; he
Cry of " stop thief," and seeing the prisoner running
,-
'eq quick, he pursued and apprehended him. The pri-
toffered to return the watch, if witness would let him go.
i° w ever took him to the station-house.
4Hisf
ector of police produced the watch which he found
NtP),rl °ner, which was identified by the prosecutor as her
.e, Prisoner offered no defence, but called upon one of the
triate.s for a character, who stated he knew no dish°.
11,4111:Lrhils;s,ebrut knew him to be a drunkard.
was instantly found guilty, and sentenced to
Nrrten for 14 years.
V° !es Williams was found guilty of passing bad money.
liki lidence
~, was the same as is usual in such cases. The pri-
S:flee or twice got off a shilling in the shop of the pro-
it h° was a confectioner ;he was trying it again, and,
o'll ee-ognised, was given into custody. He was a well
It "sinasher " and was sentenced to six months imprison-
" hard '
labour.

PING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

Ll/4/.. FROM LLOYD'S.
711 —el' 22.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Albion, from
441keeiterr .
Aitaanea, and Bernard, from America. The Tri-
Nt,rut , and Fortitude, remain with the outward bound.
41.frok °UT") OCT. 22.—Wind W.S. W.—Arrived the Mur-
-11,t,310 Montreal Charles, Carter, from Carlisle.
Ny '44, OCT 21 —Wind S to S S.W. It has blown a
for the last 48 hours.—. Arrived his Majesty's ship
CuesUsbon—sailed the 12th instant, and Oporto the
1%.1 "este an; Spencely, from Odessa; and Syren, Prichard,
irrit,°,,_,t7ll,, OCT. 21.—Wind S.W., strong gales and squally.
!fal, iro'o the Thames, Nelsey, from Odessa; Rhoda, Aber-
Zante ; and Lorina, M`Dowall, from Saloe. Off
/t 44, Ringdove, from Oporto.
AZ4TE, OCT. 22.—Arrived the Diana, Downing, from
kolib:oUrgh.
Ls OCT. 22.—Arrived the Samuel, from Oporto; and
Feel,tn.po Jones, from Quebec.
st 4, OCT. 21.—Arrived the Ann and Mary, Lloyd,
hO's New Brunswick.
14
UN 4°41 Q 4YEN, OCT.b
21.—Arrived the Medway, Welsh, and
u Llt,t) e ec.
~tiersooci% 21.—Arrived off port the James INPlnroy,
kble n f cora Demerara.
'kk," liVatson from Dublin to London, was totally
at Roe.
Aen End, Isle of Wight, on Monday night.
iNho' uher steam-packet, Linder, from London to Yar.
‘ldlsittk ter on shore on Yarmouth Beach on Monday, and
, wmost of the goods landed in a wet condition.
447 ZdoPife, Hughson, from Lerwick, was wrecked on the
4 n Monday night—crew saved.
tXt
. °
J.. _
I. _
zed 0,1 a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Plymouth,
th' 21'—" His Majesty's schooner Pike arrived here
SDo evening,
tt the
courier
lst.h instant. She has brought Captain Samuel
a from Madrid, and Mr. Dutane from Lisbon.
tqh rr!ed by the latter that a severe battle was fought
~atth
inine of Lisbon, between the 9th and 10th instant, and
‘ollere ti!ces of Donna Maria had the advantage. Nothing
itttletioris". transpired The commander of the Pike had in-
tsiy„ to deliver his despatches to the Port Admiral imme-
THE FUNDS.—(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE 0' CL 0 CK.
N " Plymouth, Oct. 21.
ItiOni Majesty's ship Pike arrived here late this evening;
14.'1 from Lisbon the 12th inst., and from Oporto the 15th
de, It has brought Captain Martin, a courier, from Ma-
and Mr. Dutane from Lisbon. It is reported by the
144: that a severe battle was fought within a mile of Lisbon,
katil'en the 9th and 10th inst., and that the forces of Donna
he"`t,bact the advantage. Nothing further has transpired.
Ottpa' t'6enlrii, ander of the Pike had instructions to deliver his
g.,"ea to the Port-Admiral immediately."
Iste"ee the foregoing has been received at Lloyd's, we have
to4llelinthiveclAtatnereiLcaisnbo papers to the 13th inst. at the North and
Coffee-house. They contain the official ac.
the Of
:he settle ad by four columns of Don Pedrn's troops,
‘llii:p!--;' and 11th instant, by which it appears that Dont.
the - crOopai after fighting the whole of the day o
rl(.lthis, abandoned their camp of 7,000 men at twelve o'clock
behitll"tti: leaving their artillery, baggage, hospital, &c.,
vlightlll2.':etn• On the 11th they were pursued, and some
Igtief,°ok Place. The account states that the loss of Don
:rail " 1,000 killed (hors de combat). The Pedroites loss
hebatei„,l4en• The Miguelites did not even attempt to defend
'ask /,„-ea, although covered by the buildings. On the 12th
The°PPedro's troops were going to follow up their victory,
of the rbnn Papers state that they had received official news
,_`hatl.o,:eath of Ferdinand, and that orders have been sent to
-"ets of Spain that in case Don Carlos should attempt
for rater Spain he is to be treated as a , rebel. Also that
°(;' the Spanish Ambassador, is to leave Portugal.
lik-cern the American Papers, received this morning.)
vtee
I :nt,ten•-•—They contain a long despatch from Mexcico,
at Z''"e 31st of July to the 6th of August, from General
eta, stating that he had completely routed the division
t:e4l Moran. The Supreme Government has issued or_
gait th-at,the emigrant friars of Guatemala shall immediately
Nept-:, ' 4ePUblie. No other belligerent division now remains
at oft he President and that of Arista ; the latter has
r. ea__.

"001;,7 an inseparable loss by the death of Duran, whose
't the are scattered by the ravages of the cholera. The rest
weaatiork is in favour of the present Administration.
it is v hear that the King of Holland's speech has arrived, and
kotlY favourable.
atreid
Papers to the 26th, and Quebec to the 24th ult.,
40111,,"' received at the North and South American Coffee
- Their contents are not of importance.
Tilt I. THE FUNDS.
/ikeil ands are on the improvement this morning. Consols,
ktli 11 off yesterday at 871 A for the Account, opened at
as b:eniWhich it is anticipated that the Dutch King's speech
-"eived by an express, and that it is of a favourable
Pe et.
48aese Scrip has also improved to 591 A 1. Spanish 22.
jii°lep:l!aanah, Davis, from Leghorn to Wexford, and the
band William, Mahoney, from Villa Nova de Portima,
'este' tea taken and sent into Lisbon on the 6th. The former
ad previously put into Aveiro.

- -
HALF•PAST ONE.
" 0(,.!.r°111 the Lisbon Papers of the 12th of October.)
the 10th inst. the Pedroites made a sortie in four
ei '
tm, 8 their right leaning on the banks of the river towards
e(:eitrnern,, arid the other columns disposed so as to remain in
:41"°eation with each other; the left centre column was
1ym414;,
b 7 the nature of the roads to unite itself with the co..
in from Portella, where they fell in with
tiOte4eiliaottre elitesMtb t° who kept the road to Sacavem, which was
retreat upon that place ; the other column came up
10/1-au'cl Of 7,000 of the enemy, which they attacked, and
ern ,Perted by two other columns which fell upon the
'lSt% till flank, they forced them to retreat. The action
14eY, co
11_night, and the enemy retreated to Aveiro, where
of, , '''ted all their artillery ; the troops bivouacked in pre-
iss.eaeh other.
tli ~„74111ght the Miguelites abandoned their position, and
kiNCroites prepared at break of day to attack them, but
tlekey had deserted their camp,leaving their hospital with
N they d
wounded, their baggage, heavy artillery, and a great
kouth't's of ammunition. They retreated to the heights of
ktkier. and were supported with artillery. The Pedroites
tieb. fed them on the 11th, and drove them from their posi-
k'elod.ing them to retreat by St. Antonio to Tojal. At three
Nei; the Miguelites made an attack with cavalry, which was
:lbY the cavalry of Don Pedro, and repulsed. At five
tkpe,theY renewed the attack upon the left of the Pedroites,
lot% -4113 them to be weak, but they were taken in flank by
the It.q4adrons of reserve, and final ted. The loss of
)gtlelites is said t 9 exceed 1,000 menu that of Pedro 400,
iletidee7LfeW officers. It was expected that the 12th would
evin "ue fa of the battle, and a final victory was expected.
s°l3 are now 87% y for the Account, with little doing.
444 :Private letters from Lisbon all agree that there was very
and that the Miguelites are retreating in great
Ia
t,_
Foreignlltilish" Market, Portuguese Stock 5.93..; to % ;
Ile I._
.Jutch 'reamer has not yet arrived. _

THREE O'CLOCK.
eoteoh for the Account, 87 % 16 •

is none writer of " A Marriage in High Life"
tin: Stated to be a Lady of title, nearly related to the
hopour°_,l a Peer, and related, by marriage, to the m
the bv° name in modern authorship.
as King of Bavaria has issued an Order of
*llO 1, to his army, declaring that all officers and cadet.
Awl engage in duels, either as principals or second.,
to; tU detgo the penalty awarded by the edict r,f 17'79
elli'Atgcdett.elling, namely, loss of rank, expulsion from the
pre,,,VSTONE HOP FAIR.—From an un-
Poeke, led Vale of hops previous to the fair, hut very few
illetto:ool4dwdbe3:Wres ere offered
The
bagfor buyerssale. Scarcely
remained aquifiettrennstailmtphee
aY, when some purchases were made from those
nipelled to sell. The first-rate growers will
lin'ow"bulit to the present prices. The duty is pretty well
tv..4l4titliy:4rgizlernraiil:yl no doubt fall short of 150,0001. The
speaking) is very indifferent, owing to
41:0,, se wind and cold weather following in September.
h
*ere e 5° 'Jags were sold at 61. 6s. to 71. 10%; t ese
of a very middling quality.—Maidstone Gazette.