The Sun. — London, England, 1813-08-24 00:00:00

ACCIDENTS, &c. •On Stmday a most shocking . ,accident, happened at tiompuin : a man who keeps a, green, grocer's s . op in James's-street, . Oxford-street, accompa nied by .his wife, tatul A young child, were in a gig; when, by a smitten ;irk, One of the shafts broke, and the splashing board falling on the horse, : frightet.ed the animal, which set off full .The man . had no power to stop him, and losing all pre , :enee' of mind, jumped 'out his wife fol 'Owed his example, leaving the child in the gig, when, opposite to Bushy Park gate,, the horse, wai stopped, and the child rescued iron its pe ril us situation, without sustaining the least injury.- The man %vat taken up with his arm dreadfully frActured and much lacerated, his face cut in several places, and otherwise much in jured. The -unfortunate woman, dreadful to re late, was taken up 'quite dead, and, conveyed to the Toy ion. Medical us:sistaucc was almost mediately given, bnt life was gititc'extinct. She ha 4 left a family of five, Children to lament her loss. The man was sent Off in a post-chaise to one of the hospitAls., Qn examining the gig, it was found to he in so decayeri and shattered a state, that it was impossible for it to perform a ifmrney without breakirig.The man's name is Townsend ; he was-alive this morning. On Sunday Mr. T. Sawter,.watel-maker;'Don-. easier, w.is unfortunately drowned, as lie %vas bathing in the river. Desirous to learn to swim, be had first had the precaution to have a rope tied . • round his waist, for the purpoSe of polling him brick . whenever he should be in danger. But,' hiinself able to do without this, he had, thrown .time rope aside, and advanced into the mid die of the rivet without it, when. he sudduily sunk, nor could'assistance be given till he' finally 'sultk , co ruse na inure. . , 4 *land :ay accident occurred on the Humber last Satiirday. A boat. containing three persons, who had been catching shriMps on the sands, was upset by the violenee of the wind and surf on the Dfliad Grotind, ne,ar StallingboroUgh. The acei , . dent' was observed, by a brick-maker, on the Lin colnshire from shore, but the state of the tide and Nt'ind, it was utterly impossible to render Duty as sistance ; the whole were lost ; and ‘vhat adds to the " painful. catastrophe ,is; that David Duncan, one of: the sufferorsi, has left a wife and six small children bereft of. their only dependence for sup port. The names of 'the other unfortunate men' were, A. Warden, fisherman, and 'l'. Ashliti, son of Mr. Ashlin, in the Custom flonse None of the bodies have yet been found. The , party who tnet with, so fatal an accident on the 156 inst. oft I. 4 2.rith, consisted of five persons only, viz. a son of Mr. Hales, who was drowned, arid, a nepliew l Who was saved; and a son and two . daughters of Mr. Bates, who were also drowned ; eso daughter of Mr/ Holes being with them. Mr. Hales s sou, ana the ann and a daugh ter of :Ir. Bates, have been found, nod a Coroner's Inquest held, apt! the Jury have reownol a verdict of Accidental Death. lz,tily on 'Monday morning last, in the parish of d lkivoir CaAle, at a place \, here t tat Dole cJI . Rutland ihtenthi building a ; ior t-wo nteu were titutcrtaining 11.,hovilig' a body of (...trth, about t_wett feet pile li, ~ ttv of theta, hooted John..WaLcheld„ was et:topictelyitunitired by- its *ll. Jen kihsoti, his cOmpanion, seeing the. dreadful situa tion of WaS clideavourint,r to extricate bun, lint while in the act of tliggitt4' him out, litt k i s , in) was by a st:cond follofearth,literally et-tidied to le I,oce Au excellent Chartte 61',' gad lab hisitt hint,a vtile anti eight ehildren to lathent nicialicholy lute. Wake field bad' 'an at-i`il'brot,cii;' add was otherwise's - 0 nutch briti, l , cti, that his liter is di vaired!d - . There 13 , -vr t y two (utter i n ch at ,work at the - job, who just ci'ute,tip to Alit. so, ti ‘htotigh to witne;isthe 1111 that proved so total to poor Jenkinson.— /Nottidgqun lepaeiv) t.)11 Ttlem.lay last, 'a, journeyman plumber de fteentied into an • old well on Odd-,Down, near butt had not been there many minutes before hv. was annoyed by foul air, and became totally I'ottret.)llie j rs pafising by were implorea to reudevassititano,,by a %vanilla who saw the plumber's perihrits.bl:ite; ,one tif them only,would •fti tend, itud lie witb tunch'illtterity' descended the ; but the, noxious val)i)LU was too 1 owerftll, and"h4, was obliged to he drawn up without ttc I:omplishing his benevolent design; being. Soon rcleeshed, be again descended, and was again lorecd to return weiaccolul ; still determined to persevere, the h umane fellow went down a third t me, and brought up the poor, sit nerer, apparently corpse ► fiest',scitating meatts were, however, rt...,sorte4l to, under medical instruction, anti after 20 minutes', tile vital spark re-aßpearccl, he was 6001 i 'restored, and is now perfectly recovered. DOEN DEATiI6.--Ltilt week, hlr.,.l.l . *Lirmitts, who,' rented the Toil-gate, ilkesttin; Derby at the Horse and l'irotnn :77!, Peter's Gate.,. in Nottingham, to take rro.bli Int,titrs ,-2-1 I e e,nttred • i n to con versat ion with 4r,thj. eitCeriahles,. Mitt appearild to enjoy' licrft" , )1 , 0 o'elovis, he retired into dig back exhibiting any ;,ptOtti of ilities3. A sl,ott titiw only elaps e d, l tel *,, re l i e was diseo'vered a corpse.--The deceased in his 64th year. • • A man at the nmite of, Smith, while reaping tr.0....it ill a field flciMP4)Ver, Oil Saturday, dropped down, Hnd instantly espir,:d. Lie had at the mo ment spine . wheat in one hand and the sickle in th uther. . , . ~silllan.cknt. salt SAWILay the inst. 0014 n'ne 0' S in tint eroait)g la)onring man.] lamed if , ahoe of Martin, rassin toroogo t o e g Jmor Gainbnrtugh, with u - 'untied in I li( ' I " nd ' , ‘ , (iiin.; man of the name of Rather, wilt) 'Witt) :UMW Of acquaintances in ,the raters-, anti said that the owed him a grudge, and py-huii : lifter utteriitg these word;, he (likichargcfl the Contents of his gnn into the body I,vltielt in a tew minute 4 tenni cxiitencv, tt>tll immediately made his . e , ipe, but has since been taken, oncl comtuitted I.4in„coln THE POLICE. THE LATE - MURDER OF . T.:Mt/AIM ,cLTVI7OI9?.. ATTIOZ • GARDEN .-Yesterthiy. Catherine Leary, the wife of James Lettry, was brOught up from the •I-louse of Correction, Coldbath-fields, in order to undergo an examination relativi to the murder of Edward Clifford. The two eldest daughters of the supposed widow of the deceased were also brought 'from the workhouse, and several fresh Witne.ises atteuded, whoSe testimonies might throw some more light.ow_this mysterious mur der. -The two children of M'iS , ..Cliffora; by Burke,' sat,witir , their mute, Mr7ilhomai in the parlour of the • Bleeding Hart public-home, and •Mrs. Leary with her infant in her arms sat above 'stairs' hi the saute house, in the custody of Cooke and Thigleton, ,two active and vigilant Officers, to whom the publie4tre much indebted fur their exer tions in this; as well as every other affair of mo ment., antkvlio, although rigorous and strict in the execution of their office, their tenderness- to wards the unfortunate, prisoner has been very praise-worthy. At their own expenee they order ed her both meat and 'drink, and promised her,to represent her situation to the Ma u gistrates, in or der-to let her have a little more allowance whilst in prison, she haying a child seven months: old to support, and lost her, breakt of milk. Site was, also promised that she should see her unfortunate . „husband that evening for a quarter of an hour, in the presence of the officers, on condition t hat she should HOt speak a word of Irish. Colonel O'KatLY sat tilting "with the Magis trates, who commeaced the business of the day ley hearing suinmonses and night charges, &c. in or der to have the office clear, when a,differenee. be: tweet) some•builiiers took up the tine till marl} three o'clock, an hour too late to comnienee the intended eitimination,. anti in 'consequeuee of which it was postponed. " - SUSPICION OF' ItITTIIT)EIt. GUM DHAL;;.—Anne Williams, examined 'on Sa turday last on luspiCion of having had sothecint cern in the murder . of a male ch ild fonnd . iti the brivy of a liotis . t Bagiao;court, was again rought up. Jane Croker, woman residing in Papio court, said,, that on Friday evoniog she heard a noise opposite . her house, and he . ard sonic. person say, " It was not M C that Mitnicred the child, and put it &mit the priyy:" She did not see any body, ' but afterwards heard 'that tlie prisnner hail been taken into custody,- Mary , Ralph, a. servant girl' to an inhabitant of Ilagnio-court, said, site saty the prisoner talk ing to another Ivomn, anti heard her say, " Why did you put,the chiiil, down the pH vy,? Why didn't you pat it in a basket, , und leave it at : sothe one's door 1." _ _ . Mr. Langley said he recollected the prisoner's person.—He W. her on Ludgate Hill softie thy at the beginning:, of the last, or latter end p 1 the former week. „ F . :6 was in compitikyWith a wretch ed-object like ti;:rself, who appeared to he preg 7 mint_ The latter had neither , ilees uor stockings on.----71.1e was emaitleht the priboner %VHS 011 C of the worneti fie - had so met. The,prisoner positively denied, haying been on Ludgate-bill either iinq week or the,Week before, and also denied using the expressions Mipufed to her, o'r- holding env conversation with a 'Woman in Bagnio-eintrt ; althoegh she admitted she had requested in the morning to go into the yard. of one of the neighbours. She in Met knew nothing about- the Mutdcred child. She did say, when .she was taxed with the crime desvribeil, `. 4 . that she had bad children, but liked them too well to put them down the privy." The officers staffed, • that they had made in- I 1 where the prisoner said she lived, but t1)1111d die bad been deceiving them. Sir It. C. - GLYNN desired the woman mikht.be remanded, and advised tier to recollect herself against her next examination. BR EE OW-STT.-7—sl,llday . night: C parLy twr horse patrole belonging to this Office,!, apprehend-, ed three yonng men on rinehley Common, on sus . - *ion of being footpads l they having endeavoured to conceal , themselves from The Offic4.:rs secured .them,ind'yesterday they underwent an examiuUtion before Mr. Read ;it the office. They were dressed in sailors apparel. They positively denied being on the common far the purpose of committing robberies ; brut on ;heir being pressed to give an account Of: themselves, they acknoW !edged that they were 'sailors, and had run away front their shipi lying off the Reif ,House, at Deptforti, to whichthey were appren tices. T:iis statement was,corrohorated by seve ral circumstances. The 3.llagistrate ordered the . Party of parole to convey them onboard the ship WhicTi they describ ed, themselves t,a have.ranaway from, and if their aacount of theMselves was Correct - to deliver Ahem up, • • • . MARLBOROUGH-STREET. T.! .Fos wag brought .up for'the fifth examination, charged with having itt .his possession a machine Calculated to forge ~notes. It, appeared that two persons of the names of 6wynne and ikigrman were swinue.tinte since ap i -, pretended un , :u.ipieiOn of beitig concerned in such transaetions, bat at their request they were admitted King's evidence. against the prisoner, and upon whoie information T. Foy 'vent to a stable in Grafton-mews, where they told him the press 'was.crected ; from thence lie proceeded to Baldwiu'slardetts, anti then tO Bayswater, Where he finnid the press, and a number of notes unsign ed. The implements were produced, anut also ,a note which was passed to a Mrs. Jones, in •Tot tenhatn-court-road, .which wa4 declared, by Mr. Kay, of tliellank„tci be forged; they were very badly executed. They were dated in March, and signed in the name of T. White." It appeared . by the evidence of Norman and Gwynne, that the prisoner was employed as a copperllate printer to. the Bank for:a considerable time. He was fully committed for-trial at the next Old Bailey Sessions. r MOO ti..llAl.l"—Elizabetant insnoanaffineo:jto Margaret 111 4 Donald, Ma rgaret n Pilgrim , Richard W illiamHolmwood, ll'aliams, and Francis Copeland, were bronght up by the different officers, charged with having been guilty of 'breach Of the IaWS against gaming, they having encouraged the playing with dice, the throwing at oranges, toys, &c. bustling haler x bat, over 12r: itinler, and other vecieations in themselves equidly and which tended to collect a mob the' public streets. They were fined '2os. earl, awl the first i6tir ordered to be imprisoned four teen dar „the others one month, in the Hotikepf Correction. THE FEMALE I'IATER DRINKERS.' In a foreign Journal are the two following re markable cases of female water drinkers : Catherine Beausergent has been distinguish ed from the - most -tender age, by a thirst which nothing. could quench. In ber infancy, sh - o drak two. pailfuls of water every day. When her pa rents endeavoured to prevent her Arinking water so abundantly, she procured it clandestinely : in slimmer, from the river, from fountains , and at -the houses of neighbours, even in the streetS ;•401(1 in winter, with pieces of ice or froursnowoviiieh she Melted privately night and day. TheAttuidt manner in which . her family treated her in - r.at: . - count of this propensity, induced her at length to quit her paternal mansioa. . She went to Paris, mut entered into the service of smite persons mote indulgent than her parents,' and who left her at liberty to drink 'as much water as she 'chose. Her" cotultict in; this service was aIWaYS irreproachable. At 22 years of age, she was married to a man named Ferry, a cordwainer, troin whom she con- cealed :her ardent tbirSt; throm.flt. fear that be, would not espouse her.. She had had nine child ren its 1789. During the months she was in 'a family way", h.er thirSt increased : shit retiree con tantirto tillenCil• it with any other drink than flesh wittgr, of,' which she drank three or four pints at one tittle... the winter'of 1788 being then 'near her time .of delivery, she drank nearly two pailfuls of Nyttter hours : water 01 that time coat, on arcotint of the extreme rigour of the sea son,. six sous the pail. Her huband, whose wages did .not permit hint to furnish the necessary nnautit y; went and collected , a qnantify of iceand snow',,and inched k for her; What is extratirdi nary, this remale, ttvho enjoyed 'very good health; could never' drink 'a glass of wine,, without feeling painful shiverig . in her limbs. She returned naturally the water she drank ; and this water Was ei:treitielf fetid. The Jaurnal Etranger for 17.13,' makes mention of'a young yVtlittittl of 20 yearz,,'tall in stature,.but feeble in constitution, who. felt tot 14 Years aft extingaishable.,,Altirst. She drank usually in: 24 hours front "18 to 20 pints of water ; audit was calculated that, from the age of six to twenty years, she had drank 9.5,000 pints of water ! AIETEOROLOGIC.4L BY ' Ri..l/413.1.N)(5, PHILOSOPIIICAI: INSTRUMENT MAKER, STRAND. Thermometer. . I I Weathei. . • . ' •I. • - 4 . 1 ' • ' r,r., 0i J. 7-'l' . 7s _ 4' :✓ b__.', To - E , A I q - 1 - -; -4 4' - Auo. . • , 4 . 4 •. 4 - loctivs 14 61 .58 65 ' 56' 30.07 • , Fair Fair* 15. 60 60 70. 57 20.90 Do: - Do. 16 , . 59 61 .68 56 .76 Do. Do. •17 -•, 59 60. 69 57 .65 . Do. Do. 18 60 61 70 5$ .ts.l Do.. Po.* 19 61 60 69 '54 ;30.05 D o . D o .. 20 58 59 t 43 .4$ i .15 Do.. • D 0... rs in tl: it Evening. FROM SATURDAY'S GAZETTE. DI M)ENDS Nor. 8. 3; North, Norwich, itpbolsterer— , Sept: IR. T. Nightioptle, Waling-Arra, wareltimetitan—Sept. 17, W. I Littietel, Dewritntry, York ,hire, grocer—Sept. 17. T. Yuitior ham(' aud 1 7 ,. \Volker, Newgrite-vkir.fet, warelion,eol, is Sept. 14, 4. Junei . , Stavertuii, Wiltshire, NI. Humble, Liverpool, merchant W.111 , :m , , No'ttinghalw, grocer—Selit. 27. G. and S. gender, I 1 . .- nenArApers--,1 ‘.2.t. W. Whit*ell, ~,,,i, nuttinfacgturcr.—Selit: 11. M. $; ee t 17`erithekstone-street., it y road, wittcli-maker,—Sept..o. K, Wiltioil,'Prida,•-str.ctl, tii.:r climm—Ott. .2. Turnery Hertford, merchant.—.•:ept ip. T. ite,clie, Gem illootasbury-square, victualler. cEaTanc.vm.—srrr. 11 , T. Petithri n, Dray's-ilin-14ne-road, ' carpenter—J. flpeocer, riearbinder-lane, factor—J; Platt, Htstoii i sex, b2ty-s4it,..)nitutP. lictyirett, Downerid, iil , Juct.acrshire.„ Lanotiter, ;brig. churcli Twyrieitutu, Hants, 'braider—P. Cooluip,„ North 1'...r -berton,-SouiersetOire, moriey,vrivr.ocr—T. 11,1ylis*, 'rewkets buryolruper—T. Stracy, Princes-%treet,'! D. Dowling, Devorishire-oreet, Qof erwourare, i;.thoolmaster —T. Pickering, Liverpool, Krucer—J:J...•Lc,,ter, Rotherliithe, mast-maker—R.. Strout; Nessquitn"6-court, bowie-keeper. PARTNERSHIPS DIS`OIXED. P. Sweefnunt and D.. W. Saunders, Poole, Dorsetshirt, merchants-4. and T. Lbrabert, Deal, drapers—li. M. New and At Heath, King-street, - Holborn, paper-hang( rs—...l. Auld and J. Cox, ,Chesterield,'poeter-dealeis—C. Lauth and; E, Stubbia, New Ead-street,, milliners —T. and J. Auto - , Duke-street, Manchester-square, shell-fish vetule'rs—E: Shit linford, E. Chowne, and A. Gohlie, Newgott-street, milli ners—E. 1 4Vtakina and M. Davis, SWallow-street, linen-d.a iu s—J. 131,11‹ewell, sett. ,J. Blakewell, ~lun. 'and. C. Taylor, irtriton-on-Treur, souinuaVer , .---J. Make and W s.l,3ulim-k„ laminglun, tactovi—J. Hunt rout Nl:Jaueit, Ptr*hore,Wor eeitershire, barge owners-1?.. Sherlock and W. Gullos4ot 4 , thietinborough, Kent, saih•malier*. To the Amateurs qf Pagaism.—A dreadful tal ing took place at Sutton-m-Ashfield, on Wednes day evening last between two noted characters, Jemmy the Briclimaker and Tom Brag. Never was more science displayed, and even L'rib himself would have been highly gratified with the sight. Bets were through the battle in favour of Jem my, although. Tom fought uncommonly well on the guarding system. They had siktythree rounds, and both left the field apparently senseless. It said, but not credited, that they hatchet fig-hung again next week, but it is generally thought nei• therof them will be teady. Sotne peasants, while working last month atthe mouth of an open mine„ in the environs Of Chau mont, France, found a copper vase, which, upon examination, was discovered to contain 27 gold medals, 400 silver medals, and nearly the same munber of copper. On the different pieces were the beans of Dtimitiart, the Antonines, Marcus Aurelius, Lucius Aurelius, Verus, and_of the two Faustinas. LON'DONT IATIXEtI . B. &c. pi A Li.,ts, Moil 7 We., 4 , 11%4 , • I Aug, 9, tu : iit,• 1,. • , a . , 1 . 47 Quartets at te'.)i 1 ti,56 --- tattltls tii (.5 ...,.......,.„- at 1071 fid 165 ,---^---._ at It 6 ot , .435 - at 104 5 0 . 4, —...--.... 4 6 at 164..0 147 ---- a t 10•14 , 2174 ----.-- at 10,A. 0 ' at 13th Oii si) -..---- at 90 GI at 1113 i 04,1 1531 ------ at 0 1 ' 4 at 1214.t.,..t 10 --,-:----. at at 1::04 0,1 4 ---:-- 7 at 94 8 at 1 I sis iJa 19 ---'-'-'-* al ° ' d ''''"; at 1 la.: thi. f: •31 -:----,----- at la utllss TM 49-4 ----7- -- - , t- 1 0 * ; at 11.1 a tld Iti:J ‘----:---. -al 44 ',D r. at 1 Ili --- (A. 79 ----- at ti 1! .. 4:. 'at 11..1. ou, . 37. , , , -- a` J‘ 7x l " ' Awl I'o::•(,juartzr4; at-;.*Ds. ~, 'Total 114)03 gnat tern. -- :1 N + '10(1;. ' From Att: "l't. . .......--- ...--„;-:------------.• lower than I,:st I:e 3 tutt. ,„ A liniViti'i iOF FLOI3I, • .• • ' . ...• f!? 10 7 , 1 . 15 0 1 b9i 1.5 t) 1 ....-. !,, j 9.'i 110 0 ski— lu , o S s. 7 i. to I t,A......culig,;..l3.—Fircia t 1 ti t ~csto;.:ci,l,.ct ii;ttc.. ,1 .... tr: J. . 11 ) 0 1 179 -,--- N.; (..) ' 1 115 -- '..,, ) 11.14 ----- - - --- 1 1° u7 S ° O , . 6 1: -:--- -7 1 1' g . o t) . :: --1- 1 . . ; .'• ,ti '' eOO —1 0 tiff 1 1(19 ---,- 100 0 1 6-' -- ~, Total—t 2697 Sack ..--,:t.vertse 108 s, 104!i. t '''. t o*. o - u u f '' , per Sach loKer t1TL1::::,1t.............,,,ttit,.. „..,.. ........-- RETURN OF WEIF,,,tI htessr: CHU 1) alut N .14 11.11.51 45 Quarteri at 1:36s Od •:s at rris,ok. 3615 at 130 s tal 43 Ott 129.504 17 i r at' 128 s Od • 323 1'47 at 1.2.5 s 4A Corti-lilbpector's IVllt..pes id. :?•Il Ws to ,521 Ad 8i:..a5..• •• • Barley, etr qr. :its thl to .51:- ott I .. .. ()"($ F I r()VS;' New Bile.. New Kent .101 0, t o lit le, l it P6.14t., •o .p 91 9s . lu 111 s 1 01 °' 91 9s to 121 its Furulhou..ll3 " Duty PRICE U Sk:ka)S. ki ke it d t.o 9 : l: l l;e i r isi a t (Foreign) .. .. ' ......- 6 6 6. 7 0 0 , 3 - 0 0 , 1 I t: 1 10 10 5 : u 1 4 : 1 ; .. I S:: t:t i. te a : l l.Lo,. ., . .. . s - 12 4 .3 : to oll l. to ts 1:' b ' ~,, , 3kts to 30., 04 ,to i. , ,. 111: ‘ 11' % 6; ip r : " Zviiiie ... .• los 0,1 to I - is ga I m ' r 44 Ltil .. %Vitae Alust4rd Seed 6§ 9d .tJ 1.11 Oa Drown ditto • 14s od to 9.0 4 0 ,1 Ca rraway 5,,, AI - . ,0s Od to t 3 0,, tla Coriander do . (Arnim:Foil* . sos Od to 60 , oa fierce' Tretoil Cat uary ,;.. _3 Oti to -.--s Uti Pk . osoti y • ()II Ca Le at the Nllll, liii j Os. Per tho t o 1 S E . :V . . 0 A 4 : : :— E .o : l, A l.tt ---:: 1 0 1; 1 111 4 : id .. 1. 1.10 1 .0) the Lill %d . Sf pot.: 14ef Mutt : Wl 411 to Gs (id _-..,..............***: -Mitts, 50 to 5611,s l en it t: l ii, l . '; . . 1 . ) ! .‘ . ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' ,„ti,), .to iiiiifis each ...... . ..... ..... • • ' • ' . , 2 ;t1 W Merchuote Backe• :...,. ...... .:. ... . .... • , . . .iU;+•t 0 ' .1, ............ ; ............ .. .... title C;oitGh UiJ 'Y ..) to 4 0 1 1 .0$ tor cutt. . n, • I)itto ••• • ' 43 to sUlos . ..... • • " Calt Skins ;301 .0 4 01, . ... •. .. .......... Ditty 6O .... • ........ •.4041 Ditto _to Vas.. .... :.. . ..... •• ' • 40 ,1 to /0 to Salbs.. .. • • ' Goatt. uC ditto i t ei ........ •••• • • ' ... j; to ycnal! Seals i t:Liod) . 44).. n. j: - ' 111 W 1 6t.t0 Bost Heifers & Steers, pci• st. Eci to ;is 44 MAW, jrs,• •as 44 to Sts t:oe, •.• • • .. Vor' ic 144 i to "e 4 1 41 * St. James's Market P . RlC iss E Pd r Clare Market ss 4d Whitechapa Markrt 35 . :34 per stu.*e of 131 b. Os lid - Average Ss yid. TALLO W. TOWII T. 111715/ 915 Yello l ' Wlttte ditto. ..... Mellil4 Stull 1/iO.O KoUgh, • Gr.tres ..... • • • ' Good Dress. • • ..' (:tird •• ...... ..• • Palm ...... , .ti for -ready ovnie)• Yellow Soap 10.2,4 AlOttled s 114 s Price of, Culd les, p4r dozllt 6d per dozen allow( - 37 '6 0 1 Fit a .1 JANI./S's P; I', '; ‘ ,T, 4: 41 liar ud to '5l o*. 0 ( 1----v"1." ' ' 11‘. o c 5 T1 ;11"A Y : ,. .k . . r..... 4 : ; 11 .1 1 ° 0 4:: ( 0,1 ° 141 t i t ::: : 6 1 . 1 1 1 : O t :s: 11 lOs ud to 11 16s otl-- - "" c3-s'' I%lAltKrr:, 41 t tt t t t t ti, tttttt tttt - * * ***** • t" s; .1, 1 1) 3 N „ a et rs 0 : . A.. .111 . 1 4:1 A c./ c; ************** Stuu Ships fluid.' „,i ric 1 titon ..... .4 04.. • .. ..... . "ft'' .' , o f (. 1 I.3IRI'HS:" On Sunday, the . IStli inst. at .Stolie, the PO , . . ...,;( 1 : 6 ), ,, i1iti White, tit hiS Ala' est ''s ship Vigo, or " 'il:, i , oi l ? "4 1. the 18th inst. the Lu dy ).. %V Ilatal;o'vl''' ' 'f iv V.. l‘lallilig , of nAatighter. : ul' - I i 1 f LP; ' .t his Lordship's house in Graffon-streel', t,' - I:, Det.rhurst, of a stiii. Crei 4 thi S"bilaY Ltst, "Alr G Ai . ott d I 'l' *ti..et. 131• ' ' G. it. t" '' tumwicli-munre, of a tdui;tlter• ' ~ , ).;4 ( .P. Lat.ely; at Oxford' 'thy I tidy ot I:v.1.141;1nd CJ., daughter. . t ' ' Ott the 16th inst at ti.A.ltitli",ll)‘S' .o'iloial, Lictil49B.,ll':4.' Bkeklt. s. .. - al r 04 ., ittli, .t. . _. oil .. . , ...• N. to Milli Currie, dastsglaer o r J 0 . ," of Correshaive. . . ' At High:earth, Wilts, Lieutenaot-C4vionel 10" ( .. .l . ued, Denbighshire, late of the '.:- 1 11 '''' ' '''' Own , to Ititharda, daughter pt th'e,l.vsz'l.: e.c . • ~ , * D. i). Deuil of Hereford., . . . Lately, the Ilev. W. Staffoid,. Vicar of (\ ''''T J ' ' ..-/. , sh re to kl . • II 1. d • f Cili"'" ter i , . I:. ovo min, us i...., o • PIRO. . On the morning of the 10th of January lalt?', : . ,,I' . '') thtiritd, her Hi,z, , lnve%s the Nismny llegual, v6-.1: 1 0.; •. N-lboisJantfer Alli Khan's, auv e.tor .of this 11 .--;-:' of Ilengai. . of '" v. F u llce. , f :. 1 ;. oi t ei N t s e . r4;coviislichedisaywnasyn,risolitLit•.;‘,,eiritpooMi,r.mlra.lrieLho fit i,. :r t.j . „;, ,, 4 ,4 . , - : Essil, near Huddersfield, Banker, in the-lit't qt i, , " . ' t: 01 On Thursday last, at Gainsbro', in tlis: Pr.in!!,eile the wife of Ile. A. Stark Pr'iter -;-%"''' ~.;,..,, , i. • au- place. ; ,h f. , 1 ,i 4, i r Jose . ~.0) (in Saturday last , in advanced age , .' 'ii , le.' '' Clerk to the Jewish Synagogue in !'...%ailsel. ',.. 00. 1 0 0, Chair While rending a newspneer, avd dird l' oie llv . Yeiterday, Mrs. Afar), tiarnso.u, at Jeruyti• l, , . d uo. ,i aged 86. - • . fall 4 4 o f a 04 v f . y . On Sunday se'nnight,, in consequence iTon nw io i horse on the.pu.ceding day,_ Mr. Jaya) g-it'ro io . 0) 0 , i,,,i": 0 Neath. The astir:Sal was 'frightened by 0 . , ~ o eff dently throwing a liicce of coal ho itas te.tir,Tini.v., '..l)'• ' lo°l2 the coast, .&t the monsea Mr. 4.'.. w " V. 1 1 11 ' 1:: 7 13 :3 "I S 7 ' 1:51; ' B k PRICE or erock:'s YE50,1%,, Old Anti. dip i?r4 Pel 4ciit 7111J4 11 8 C . 4.1 1 3 1 ::t!n t L I . 557;14a 511 3 per ' !uJi Ditto Ann. 4 . , i~r4, 170 Coos. for 2,stii r:e 0 : 1 : ( . D „? N Print4Al be J. 13. CAl6TlY,3,;iird tit-',"Cilm; anti plibli;lsed by W. A. s(jrb."i ; r e A+ l ' 3 o o l, "Ig-OrriCr No I C Stnii ld be pdtil lj °cuts, Ordcre i Lctt'e'rs, (I;o3t.paid/t 41‘c'111115` Pa) Cr/ apt tto