The Sun.
London, England, 1832-10-09 00:00:00

GUILDHALL.-(THIS DAY.

R. 1). King, who it w r2col'ected was brought
...fore the sitting Alderman, on Saturday, charged with
issaulting Mr. Buckmaster, of the Blossoms lon, was
'rought up again to-day before Sir CuarmArt Rstrar.t.
the prisoner proceeded in the same wild and incoherent
canner to-day as he did formerly. Immediately on being
twought to the bar, he vociferously demanded that the
vidence taken on Saturday should be read al.utt to him.
Mr. Beresford procteded to real the evident e, in doing
vhich he was repeatedly interrupted by the prisoner.
The prisoner (with great warmth)—Read it loud, Sir,
,nd not in a pies whisper—(Laughter)—that nobody can
ear ; my character is at stake.

Mr. Buckmaster again detailed the charge, but met,
like Mr. Beresford, with continual interruptions from the
prisoner.

Sir CHAPMAN MARSHALL--You really must not pro-
•eed in this way, prisoner ; the business of the office must
se conducted regularly. I will act, you may depend, with
is much justice to you as any one.
Prisoner—But, Mr. Alderman, I will not allow this
person to go on making statements subversive of my cha-
racter. The man who s iys I Lave committed an assault on
s his person proves himself a perfect ignoramus.--(Laughter. )
Sir C. MARSHALL—Mr. King!
Prisoner—l have a right to go on, Sir Chapman, and
viii do so ; you may commit me twenty times if you please ;
the law has not been properly laid down, Sir. Nothing
sut hearsay evidence has been offered; and Mr. Buckmaster
nay depend upon it, as sure as he is alive, I will indict
aim for a conspiracy.
Mr. Buckmaster then proceeded to detail the further
,sarticulars of the case, but was again interrupted.
Prisoner—Pray, Sir, after you knocked at my door, did
ou not rush into the room with two waiters—a little
lapper fellow, first yourself, in the midLle, and ani.tlvr
in the rear?—(Loud laughter.) Mr. Buckmaster—No.
Prisoner (vehemently)—You did, Sir, and you knsw I
ittacked your cannister-box for it.

One pf the waiters at the inn corroborated the state-
ment of Mr. Buckmaster, clearly proving the assault.
Prisoner—Be careful what you are saying, Sir, as you
will be indicted for a conspiracy.
Mr. William Southwell, of 16, Clifton-stree., stated
that about a month ago the prisoner took an attic from
them at ss. 6d. a-week, paying a week's rent in advance.
He was afraid of his life in consequence of the outrageous
conduct of the prisoner, and on Thursday last lie relu'ed
ro let prisoner in. He owed witness several weeks' re nt,
end had the key of the room ; he therefore wished the ad-
vice of the Magistrate as to what course he oueht to pursue.
The ALDERMAN told him not to be very nice about en-
tering the room.

The witness was continually interrupted by the prisomr
-xclaiming, is this a new charge, or am I to consider it
the cause of " Buckmaster v. King."--(LaughTer.)
Sir CHAPMAN MARSHALL—Have you any friend whrt
can speak to your character, Sir? If not, you must find
bail to answer the assault.

Prisoner—Find bail, eh ! without having. committed
my offence. I'll let you know, Sir Chapman
that is not according to the principles of the law of Eng-
lind. Good morning to you, Sir Chapman, and God bless
vou and your knowledge of the la.r. I'll let you know
bow to treat people of respec!ability in this way. Good
morning to you.—The prisoner, 1,,r want of bail, was
locked up, amid roars of laughter.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S,

DEAL, Om B.—During last night and to day it has
blown hard from the S.W. with heavy squalls, several of
the outward bound drove and let go second anchor. Pitt
hack the Boston, for Chins.

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. B.—Wind W.N.W.--It blew a
gale last night and to-day from W. to N.N.W. and there
le every appearance of its continuing to-night.
MARGATE, OCT. B.—Arrived off port the Hector,
Goarlav, from Vostizza.

TOPSHAM, OCT. 7.--Arrived the Sophia Palo, Mea-
dows, from Smyrna.

NAwroar, OcT. 7.—Arrived the Lord Ramsay, Day, r,
irom Quebec.

BL&UMARLS, OCT. 7.—Arrived the Magnet, front
Quebec.

LIVERPOOL, OCT. 7.—Arrived the Chieftain, Scott,
from Quebec ; James Laws, Rutland, and Ciflon, APPher-
,on, from St. John's, New Brunswick; Leone, Putranera,
rem Genoa; and Bona Fide, Todd, from Archangel. 0.1
rt the Planter, Pagan, from Quebec.
GREENOCK, Ocr. 6.—Arrived the Fortune, Crawford,
from Bombay ; Margaret, Munn, •from Jamaica ; Wiss,
Queenebury, from St. John's, New Brunswick ; Quebec,
from Quebec.

DUBLIN, OCT. 7.—Arrived the Edward, Rimmer, &ctn
Memel.

CORK", OCT. 6—Arrived the Wellington, Kellitur, from
St. Andrew's, New Brunswick; and Perseverance, Ben-
nett, from Newfoundland.

WATERFORD,OCT. 6.—Arrived the Paktum], Partridge,
from St. John's, New Brunswick ; and Malcolm, Pond,
from London.

ABERDEEN, OCT. 6.—Arrived the Mary Sinclair, fi Cal

The Bainbridge, Miller, from Halifax to London, was
,Iriven on shore on the Atherfiad Rocks, Isle of Wight,
ally yesterday morning, and all her masts were cut away.
The Fame, Revnon, from Youghal to Portsmouth, was
driven on shore on Hambleton Bauk yesterday, hut it was
expected it would be got off.
The Forritshire, Phillips, from Dundee to Landon,
truck on some rocks neat Dunbar, on Saturday night
and sunk.