The Sun.
London, England, 1832-10-10 00:00:00

BOW-STREET.-(THIS DAY.)

.lohn Simpkin, a respectably-dressed man, was sum-
moned by a waterman for is. 6d., the amount of a fare be
forgot to pay on the 6th inst.
The complainant deposed, thao., on the day named, be
was engaged by the defendant to take a lady and a large
quantity of luggage out to a steam-boat, which he did, and
brought him back to the shore—his fare for which was
Is. 6d. ; but the instant the bow of the boat touched the
shore, the defendant jumped out, and ran off.
Two other watermen deposed to the hiring.
The defendant, in answer, said he did not deny hot that
he used the boat, but the fact was, the complainant bad
forgotten to ask him for the money—(A laugh)—and his
mind being engaged otherwise, he did not think of it.
He insisted that the complainant was bound to have asked

his fare.
Sir F. A. ROE was of a different opinion, and ordered
him to pay the fare, and all the expenses, which amounted
to Bs. 6d.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.-(THIS DAY.)

Two 'lads, named Berkeley and Robinson, were
charged with picking a gentleman's pocket.
A constable stated, that be was watching the prisoners
on Sunday evening, in the neighbourhood of the Strand,
and at last they followed a gentleman up Duncannon"
street, arid he saw Berkeley take a handkerchief from the
gentleman's pocket, and hand it to the other prisoner.-."
Having secured them, and obtained the handkerchief, he
followed the gentleman, who immediately recognised the
handkerchief as his.
The owner of the handkerchief said, he did not wish
to be at the trouble of prosecuting, and, indeed, he could
not swear to the handkerchief, as it had no mark on it bi
which he could identify it.
The MAGISTRATE said, that he could not allow justice
to be defeated, and he should require the gentleman to
enter into his recognizance to prosecute, or else to be KO
to prison.
The gentleman preferred the less unpleasant alternative
of being bound over ; and the prisoners were committed.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

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FROM LLOYD'S
DEAL, OCT. 9.—Wind W. moderate.—Arrived from
the River, Henry Wellesley, Johnson, for Bombay. Ar'
rived the Cornbill, Florence, from the Mediterranean; Hud'
son, Morgan, from New York.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 9.—Wind S. W. fresh gales.,"
Put hack, Marquis of Anglesea, Morgan, bound to Oporto
with men for Don Pedro.
PLYMOUTH, OCT. B.—Wind S.W. fresh gales.—M'
rived the Henry Percher, Bagster, from London, wit"
loss of sails, mizen-bootn, &c., after being as far as Scillyl
reports having experienced very severe weather; and for
Camden, Clayton, from London, both bound to Sydnel,
New South Wales. •tb
FALMOUTH, OCT. B.—lt blew a strong gale, W 1
violent squalls, last night, from S.W., and at 4 o'cloo
this morning changed suddenly to N.W., and blew Witll
increased violence until after daylight, since which it t°
moderated. Put back the Ebenezer, Abbenett, with wool)/
for Don Pedro.
MILFORD, OCT. B.—Arrived the Pahest, Miles, fray
Cadiz. A vessel is reported to be on shore near this haver'
HOLYHEAD, OCT. S.—Arrived the Hope, Turner, fro°
Quebec.
WHITEHAVEN, OCT. B.—Arrived the Eclipret Scale*
from Smyrna.
CORK, OcT.7.—Arrived the Commerce, Chudley, fr°l/1
Miramichi.
STANDGATE-CREEK, OCT. 9.—Arrived the Two 13
there, Grace, from Malaga.

The Vigilant, bound to Havannah, the Algenquin, bode
to Philadelphia, and Grecian, bound to Boston, oir
driven on shore near Liverpool, on Monday, during
heavy gale from N. N.W.
The True Blue, Wotton, from Newfoundland to Di°
tol, was in the mud near King Road yesterday, full of
ter, and with loss of masts, rudder, &c.
The Diorno, Read, from Matanzas, was on shore siel
Cowes yesterday, but it was expected would be got oft
The San Joao Magnanimo, from Goa, Mosambiqd
and Angola, was taken off Oporto on the 19th ult. hi
schooner belonging to Don Pedro's squadron, and 010
at Brest on the 3d inst.
The Charles Andrews belonging to America wasib!
Boned by the crew on the 2d inst. near the Dogger DV

CHOLERA MORBUS, OFFICIAL REPOB

CENTRAL BOARD OF HEALTH.
COUNCIL OFFICE, WHITEIL-ILL.—(THIS DA)I
DAILY REPORT of CHOLERA CASES.
New Cases in Great Britain reported this day ..,40?
Deaths 149
_1
Recoveries 23
(Signed) NV AL MACLEAN, secretiir