The Sun.
London, England, 1835-04-09 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
(THIS DAY.)

OLD COURT.
Before Mr. Justice G AZELEE, Mr. Baron GURNEY, and Mr.

Justice WILLIAMS.)
Toysbin, aged 27, and Louisa Toys-
bin, aged 9, were indicted for stealing 84 yards of silk, the
property of Joseph Bannicolt and another.
It appeared that the prisoners went to the prosecutor's shop,
in Ludgate-hill, on the evening of March 13, and purchased one
yard of flannel. They wished to look at some muslin which was
kept in a room up stairs, to which the shopman proceeded to
fetch it. They bought some other trifling articles, and the
younger prisoner occupied herself in examining a piece of silk
upon the counter. After some minutes she asked her mother
if she might not go, to which she answered in the affirmative.
The shopman suspecting something amiss followed her out of .
the shop and brought her bhck, and upon searching her the
silk was found concealed under her cloak. A shawl and some
other articles were found upon the person of the elder prisoner.
The mother denied all knowledge of the robbery, and said
that when she discovered what her daughter had done, she was
very angry, and beat her for it. The daughter said she thought
her mother had purchased the silk.
Mr. Justice GAZELEE summed up, and the Jury returned a
verdict of Guilty against both the prisoners.
George Epping, aged 27, was indicted for burglariously en-
tering the dwelling house of Mr. Thomas Morgan, at Wood-,
ford in Essex, and stealing therefrom a silver ladle and a large
quantity of wearing apparel.
It appeared that on the morning of the burglary the prisoner
was stopped on the high road to London with some of the
property in his possession, and he was taken into custody.
j.he ,-risoner denied all knowledge of the burglary, and
said he had picked the articles up in the road.
The Jury returned a verdict of Guilty.

NEW COURT.
George Fisher, a marine-store keeper, and Dizal.,eth,
his
wife, were indicted for having in their possession a set of
reins, knowing them to be stolen.
The prosecutor, Thomas Tanner, identified the prepeihi
and the policeman who found the reins in the prisoner's shop,
stated that they alleged they had purchased them of a Mr.
Strutt, a marine store-keeper in Camberwell road.
Strutt was not in attendance, and the Jury, under the
Learned Sergeant's direction, acquitted the prisoners.
The same prisoners were again indicted for having in their
possession a coat, the property of Henry Jones, knowing it to
be stolen.
A policeman who went to the prisoner's house to look for
stolen property, saw the great coat hanging in the wareroool;
it was afterwards conveyed into Mrs. Skinner's house nest
door, where the policeman found it ; in the pocket of the coat
was a duplicate in the prosecutor's name.
Mrs. Skinner deposed that the female prisoner came to her,
and said the officers were with her, looking after stolen pro-
perty, and asked leave to put the coat in her bed-room.
The prisoners got a very good character from several of their
neighbours.
The Jury found the prisoner George Fisher guilty, and 0"
quitted the female prisoner.
Thomas Hunter arid James Xing were indicted for stealing
on the 20th March last, a quantity of linen and diaper, Val!!
505., the property of Edward George Barron, a linen draP'
of Lower Street, Islington.
Policeman N, 250, was on duty near prosecutor's shop, oa
the night in question ; saw the prisoner and two other VIII
near the shop; the prisoners ran off, Hunter carrying a larinci.lB
which turned out to be the property lost by Mr. Barron ; rat"
ness followed and took them into custody.

The Jury found the prisoners Guilty:
The RECORDER said, as they both appeared to be Well'
known offenders, they must expect to leave the country • ,1,6
John Nally, aged 16, was indicted for stealing a a At,
property of James Byett, a gardener, of Wick-lane, Itacks!t,
The coat was put on a post in the garden to air, and
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found shortly afterwards in the prisoner's possession.—Guls;
Anne Scott was indicted for stealing a watch, chain, se
and handkerchief, the property of William Clevery..
The prosecutor, a simple journeyman baker, hrsd been pt
duced to accompany the prisoner to a lodging-house, and Wert,
'to bed • when he awoke the prisoner was gone, rind hi./ /ice,
also. The prosecutor found her in a neighbouring pow
house, and gave her into custody.
! ber
The prisoner stated that the prosecutor bad gr aen
the watch to keep ; and, as a proof that she bfad 0.0 ilit-d0
tion of taking the property, she hadleft her slnawl at id bun
behind her.

The Jury acquitted the prisoner.
SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYDS. ;101 (Of
DEAL, APRIL B.—Wind W. S. W.—Arrived a 101 5a-
the river the Prince George, Shaw, from Calcuti ; 'lefty;
M• earthy, from Calcutta ; Gilmore, Lindsay, fi !am 131-;•Ii•
Glory, Pope, from Singapore ; and Lees, y from
Arrived from the river and remain the Sesostris, Yates,
the Cape of Good Hope ; Cherub, Harby, ar ad Merlin, tog,
from Quebec ; Pitcolia, Young, from Richibu cto ; IdePAr
Ord, from Riga ; and Isabella, Chesser, from e Llsboe• fora
rived from the river and sailed the Eclipse '
Whitehaven ; and Robert Taylor, Brown, fro an ; Bathers"
PORTSMOUTH,• APRIL B.—Wind S. S. E. to l'(/ W• 110
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PLYMOUTH, APRIL 7.—Wind S. S. E. Arnve doff r ° :,,A,
Ada, —, from Honduras ; and Huria, Simms, fn am Messi7st.
FALMOUTH, APRIL 7.—Wind S. E., light breezes• ildra
office.—His Majesty's brig Skylark, for Madeii a, Brazil,
in
Buenos Ayres. Mail of the 7th inst. detail jed—Letter9
time this evening. fro°
BRISTOL, APRIL B.—Arrived the Siste ts, Carter)
Messina.
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 7.—Arrived the Daun tiess, Pindar,
Bombay ; Arab, Marshall, from New 0 deans ; Beinem3lo
Price, Wakefield, Armstrong, and Quintin, from
Lamb —, from Savannah ; Phoebe, and iwitad
Broadfoot, from Palermo ; Delfino, frot n Gene& ; fiber
Johanna, Rowlands, from Patras. Off po rt the 016510
Columbus, —, from Trieste; and Elle n, German, veal,
Oporto. The British King, Moncrief, boiun dto M°lo3lo,
has put back with loss of gib-boom and two of h er upper POiti'
having been run foul by the Andes, Patten), hence to

more, off Bardsey, which vessel proceeded. - fil
CLYDE, APRIL 7 —Arrived the Eultha, Da nlop, ft.°
lermo ; and Leander, Johns, from Marseilles. d Pp':
.n
BELFAST, APRIL s.—Arrived the Archer, SI nil, o. frow
naway, Rourke, from London; and Cordelia, 1 il‘Mahorif
Alicant. . from

LONDONDERRY, APRIL 7.—Arrived the Orbs. Sirepo4,ll9;do
Riga ; Sarah, Wilkinson, and Mariner, Gate;, from 1'4:000
CORK, APRIL 7.—Arrived the WocAlland C astle, P from
from Barbadoes. Off port the Kirkman Fi tici!layp•-•""
Canton.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDE: IT.)
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PLYMOUTH, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 7.- ..-wins
The Bolivar, Richards, of this port, saile, 1 since Yes
for Quebec. e
The Dublin, 50, Captain Hope, wens out o, f HatilOtt
terday into the Sound, where she now is. S e Deft
her wages in advance to-morrow, and sail on 'Tbutsuel
for Rio Janeiro. 450°
The Orella, Rawlings, sailed this day for ( Itsebe ;
Louisa, Nicholls, for New York.