The Sun.
London, England, 1827-01-15 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

FROM LLOYD'S—(Tins DAT.).

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 13 and 14.—Arrived from London, the
Caesar, Wall, from the Cape, Madras, and Bengal ; the Atlas, Hone.
from St. Helena, Bombay, and China; the Countess Harcourt, Har-
rison, from New South Wales, (loss of anchor and cable) ; the
Denmark Hill, Foreman, from New South Wales ; the Richard
and Sybelia, Rayner, from Jamaica ; the Elizabeth, Holmes,
from Vigo; the Cyrene, Barrett, from Sierra Leone; the Sir
Edward Paget, from Madras and Bengal ; and the Prosperity,
Duke, from Jamaica.-8 p. in. After our report went away, the
wind shifted to N.E. and in the night, backed round to the S.W.
and increased to a fresh breeze. Yesterday, about twelve at noon,
the ships from the Downs made their appearance. At 6p. m.
this day, it came on to blow very hard from the S.W. About
10 shifted to W. and blew a heavy gale.

FALMOUTH, JAN. 13.-Wind*.-Sailed the Duke of Marl-
borough packet, for Lisbon. At 1 a.m. on the morning of the
12th, there was a tremendous squall of wind felt here, which did
a great deal of damage to the houses in the town and neighbour-
hood. Fortunately the shipping rode in safety.
DEAL, JAN. 13.—Wind W.—Arrived and remain, the Triton,
—, from Antigua, and Darius, Brown, from Bombay.—Passed,
the Jesse, —, for the Cape; and Coriolanus transport, —,
from London.

JAN. Lt.—Wind S. W. —Honieward-bound arrived from West-
ward. It has blown very hard squalls the whole of the day from
S.W. to W.N.W., which continued. His Netherlands Majesty's
ship Zealander was off Dover on Friday at 6 p.m. Nine of the
outward-bound that sailed with her have returned.

PLYMOUTH, JAN. 13.—Wind W. to S. W.—Arrived the Eli-
zabeth, Bell, from St. John's; Charlotte, from Messina; John
Bushman transport, Prown, from Torbay to Lisbon.
LYNN, JAN. 14.—A large fleet of Humber keels, corn laden,
that put back two days since,'are at present all safe. We do not
think a vessel has got away for the last four or five days. It blows
very heavy here to-day.

The Lynx, Hycon, for La Guayra to London, put iuto Sheer-
ness the 13th,, having been on shore on the Spaniard, by which
she received damage, and lost her hawser, Sic.
A brig and sloop, on the north side of the Nore Land, have
been driving about, but are now brought up again. A sloop,
Supposed to be the Hope, lying sunk in Queenborough Spit ;
crew saved.

NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICAN COFFEE-HOUSE.
(This DAY.) - - •
LIVERPOOL, JAN. 12.—Wind W.N.W. to N.E. by E. mode-
rate.—Arrived the Marchioness of Queensbury, Davis, from St.
John's, N. B. ; Silence, Jackson, from Trieste ; Ladies' Adven-
ture, Davidson, from St. Michael's. The Ellen, Taylor, from
hence for Pernambuco, has put back.
J. N. 13.—Wind this day N.W., fresh gale.---Arrived the
John Batty, M'Ghie, from Dalina ; Eliza Knightly, Benil ;
Triumph, Carrol, from Drogheda. The James, Charles, hence
for Africa, has put back leaky ; the Plato, Barnet, hence for Ban-
gor and Boston, U.S., has arrived at Beattmaris ; the packet
ship Panther, —, from New York, is supposed to be off the
port. 9 p.m., a ship is now in the river, but the state of the
weather precludes the possibility of communication.
The report of the loss of three vessels, among which was an
American packet, in Carnarvon Bay, appears to have been un-
founded.

OLD BAILEY.—Tms DAY.

OLD COURT.

William Cox Johnson was indicted for stealing a mare, value
50/., the property of John Tilbray.
The prisoner is a respectable looking man, and described him,
self as having no occupation. It may be recollected that be
hired a mare and did not return it within the time specified. This
offence, by an old statute, is a capital one. The prisoner now
made application to have his trial postponed till next Sessions,
which was granted on his affidavit of the absence of a material
witness.

Mary Cockhead was indicted for stealing plate and other arti-
cles, value 301., the property of John Housman.
The prisoner was living servant with the prosecutor, who
having missed some plate, and suspecting her, opened her box, and
found about 50 duplicates of the stolen plate, and some other
articles of his property. Upen this discovery, she expressed her
contrition, and admitted the robberies.

William Blackburn, a pawnbroker, produced 18 different
articles, principally of plate, which were pawned by the prisoner.
The Prisoner in her defence, said she had been kept by the
prosecutor on a very small sum for his housekeeping expences,
and had appropriated the produce of the plate to the expences of
the house.

The Jury found her Guilty of grand larceny.
POST• OFFICE. ROBBERY.
(Before the Loan CHIEF BARON and a London Jury.)
Daniel Davis, a letter-carrier, belonging to the Post-Office,
was indicted for stealing, on the 23d November last, from a letter
a Leicester Bank note, for 101. and another for 5/. the property of
B. Payne, of Leicester.—" Guilty."