The Sun. — London, England, 1815-05-30 00:00:00

TllB ARMY, &c. A large detachment of the isth regiment ern tarked on board the transpo r t-ship Zodiac, at la , q week, and !ailed on the 24th, to join their regimen! in Sicily. Sever.4l dctactimeors also embarked from The tame place, in the Centurian transport for Gutrn-' :Cy. Two rompanies of gfl.rrison troops are forming at VortCuinberland,constitated in the same man lier als the corps the Tower, and in other garri sons, and slimild tie war continue, the whole 'be fornied into a battalion. 1 1 +1Onclly a detachment of the Royal Artillery embarked at Leith in two trwrspOrts, to . 10111 the 'army in !he Netherlands. On Saturday ahont 700 pensioners found fit for service were marched fro►n Chelgea Barracks to the Tower, in order to he e►lnipped for immediate se! Vice. On their setti:n ► ; o►.f from Chelsea they gave three cheers, arid appeared in very high spirits, quite delit!!,ted with the i , !ea of their be ing again revived tf , their old occi:pation. A letter troni au Officer with the British Army in Handers, stares, that the g2d regiment is to be brigaded 'with the 42d and 79th regiments on their arrival, and the command of the brigade to -be given to General Pack. The Weser, Captain KENT, and Traave, Capt. CODD, are under orders to proceed for Quebec, to bring hone persons of various descriptions em ployed in the late war on that station. - The French frigate Terpsichore, which has been pm-chased by Government, is to be distinguished . by the name of the Modeqe, and commissioned 'With complement of 315 men. lie AiVlston'or - seaMenomdev the command.of Capt. NAPIER, assembled in the DOwns, destined to act as pontooners, &c. with the army in Bel gium,' have received' notice that their services will' not be required for those operations. On Sunday last, two men belonging to the smack Eliza,' of Shoreham, were forcibly seized, at a village near Dieppe, and confined until four o'clock the next.. morning: they. were getting The Wye (24) has been commissioned byCap tain ANDREW GREEN ; when ready, she will pro reed to Guernsey, to be the flag ship of Rear-Ad miral Sir T. FREEMANTLE. All the troop- ships at Portsmouth arc getting ready with the utmost expedition, and several of the ships- of war . are fitting with furnaces for Leafing shot. On Saturday morning, as Sri'. Sri'. of lnchcroan (an island 7 in LochlOmond), was wing borne from -13tiloch, .in his own boat, along with his sister-in-hw, two of his own sons, and ano ther young man, the boat was upset by a sudden squall of wind, ,between Knock°9r and Inch murrain, at which moment the young man who was at the - helm sprung into the small boat, and cut the painter ; the other boat,went to "the bot tom in ten fathoms water ; the two young men came up, and were both taken into .the small boat. . The boat which had sunk was on Sabbath, but neither Mr. SPFARLAN'S nor the woman's corpse was found at mid-day on Monday. Thursday last a dreadful fire broke but in the stables of Mr. Smith, a carrier of Chip. ping Ongat i in Essex. In consequence of a candle being left burning in the stable, the flamescom tnunicated to a tinantity of straw, and before ef fectual assistance could be obtained to subdue the raging element, the stables were,demolished, and bre horses burnt to death. Manchester British Volunteer Office, Saturday morning.—Last night, about a quarter past ten, an alarming fire broke out in the extensive soap and tallow works of Messrs. Fogg, Birch, and Hampson; at the bottom of Hunt's. Bank. The combustible nature of the stock prevented a pos sibility of saving the building where the flames broke out. Being seated on the banks of the Ir well, it presented an awful, though certainly splendid spectacle. COROICER'S INQUESTS.-Yesterday an Inquest *vas- held at the sign of the Ship, in Berkeley street, st. John's, Clerkenwell, on the body .of Ann Power, of the above street, who died on Filthy evening last, in consequence of her having taken a large quantity of laudanum. Anthony Power stated, that he was husband to the deceas ed ; that about a month since, he being in troth • Lie for debt, his %rife came to visit him, and ten dering two phials with liquid in them, requested witness to drink the satire, which would release Idm at once from all his cares. He answered he , was not yet tired of life, but should write to his iriends in the country to assist him, which he did, and he received immediate relief. On Fridaylast the deceased went to a closet in the room where they were sitting, and poured something from a bot tle, which he thought was gin, into a cup, which film mixed with water, and drank the same, then leaving the room ; soon after -she returned,' threW liar arms about his neck, begged he would for give her, that the deed was done, and desired that he would send for a surgeon ; witness immediate ly sent to Mr. Chamberlain, surgeon, in Aylesbury- Street; Mr. Shipley, assistant to Mr. Chamber lain, who attended on the deceased, said that he atiministered medicines for her relief, and a quantity of laudanum can off her stomach, but could not extract the whole .; after languishing swne hours she expired. The Jury returned a verdict of---Lunttry. On Saturday last there was another Inquest held at the house of Mr. John the sign of the Pewter Platter, in , Charles -street; Hatton garden, before G. Honosow, on vie„; 4 of C t o he r 7b n o er dy f n o i r the County of Middlesex, 'Mr. James Sealy; a Gentleman much respected, and whose death was occasioned by a quantity o f Jandanurn . that he I : ;:ad_raken. It appeared the deceased had for soturtiine laboured. under cnen lal Lunacy. • The cow-pox 1)4; a't lenath been introduced into tllc northern parts of Siberia, in which the small pox has for many years proved so fatal., that it w:is estimated three-fourths of the natives were twin:llly victims to that malignant malady. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. Yesterday, Mr. Serjeant Rumititvu , i'on took his seat in the Sessions Rainn of theSession*Jiouse, Westminster, as Commissioire'r ander the Jima= vent Dcbt i ors' Aci. The L'eai'ned Serjeant availed himself Of this first 'opportunity to address the Court, to give assurance That to the utmost of his ability he should fulfil the objects of this important Act with all possible attention - to the interests :of the 'creditor as well as the debtor. He also stated. his intention of intpodocing, as early as possible, several important alteratiOs in the practiceef the Court ; one of these would be, that none but fegit tar. attornies should practice on hehaif of debtors or creditors; that affidavits and schedules sworn to before magistrates in the country should be forwad ed by those parties to the Clerk bf the Court, such • documents having been heretofore handed.ip by the debtorS theunselvei, often much obliterated, inter lined, &c. The Learned Serjeant further observed, that au individual,who had practised as an attorney in that Court, had sent a cireulr to the debtors. of Lincoln and other country jails, not only de;- nouncing him as a most improper person to be the Commissione6-hut charging, lout with great cru elty towards imprisoned debtors in not before Call ing the Court.' As such communication might become the subject of prosecution, - he should con-, tent himself with now stating, that his appoint-• meni was'not completed till Saturday last,. when Gazetted, and that he had assembled the Court on the Monday folk wing.—He then,dispo secl of a great many cases, but they were unup poaed, and of nu public interest. SATURDAY'S GAZETTl(Continued.) DIVIDENDS. Jane 17. I. llall, Basinghall-street, I.varehousetnau—june 23. F. Coward, Fturzlestone Saint Peter and J. Brewer, lint-- comb, Wiltshire, cl othiers June 19. W. Young, kir, of Great Coxwell, Berkshire, dealer—June 17. J. Cireaves, jun. late'of Copthall-eourt, insurance-broker—June 17. G. Cousens, Gray's-inn-lane, merchant—June 21. W. Fusberry and E. Itigleby, LiverpOol, merchants—Juno 19. R. Cross, late 'of liewlesliciti, Gloucestershire, carpenter—June 2401.. heeds, Norwich, brush-makt-r--June 23. R. Day, Doncaster, inn keeper—June 21: It. W. Clapham, Liverptol, grocer—June 24. W. T. Armstrong, Lcadenhall-str e et, druggist—June 19. J. Daulton, Spalditag, j,incollialiire, merchant—June 19. M. Turnbull, late of Moulton, Lincolnshire, shopkeeper = -June 22. W. Powlcy, , Penrith, Cumberlaml, ironmunger-- . --June T. Thornton, 'Leeds,- broker--June 19. I - I; Evans, New i na:l, Monmouthshire, maltster—June 23.. J. Roberts, 'Brackley, Northamptonshire, victualler—June 17. T. Clark, Broker row, Drury-lane, cabinetmaker--June 17. W. J. Richard son, Nicholas-lane, merchant—June 17. H. Bardsley, worth, Derbyshire, cotton-spinner—M. Humble, :ate of Wap ping, ship-chandler—June 17. T.Cotgreavo, Great Farring ton, Berks, cheese-factor—June 19. 11. .:e.. 11 ; • 1 s, rraig,o Berke, harness-malier---June 17. D. Gass, Oxford-street, jeweller—June 17. W. Oliver, Salisbury-place, Lock's-thods, Walwortb, coal-merchant—June 17. W. Brown, Wood-street, Cheapside, silk-nianufacturer-June 17. J. Eayres, Tooley street, poulterer, CERTIFICATES—Just - 17. • S. Gill, Hunter-street, Kent-road',. Nurse-dealer—J. Lewes, Three King=-court, Losnhard-street, wine-merchant---W.' Brandon, late of Kent-street,. Southwark, hoop-merchant--. Macgaie; Jer..aytt-.treet, St. James's, mi.lliner—J. Robin son, Stockport, corn-f ,ctor—J. E. Poole, - Stran , l, - tobaccunist —T. Schullich, V 4 ,..),,..ak5, Cumberland, corti7factor-- 7: 2..1. B. IVellington and H. Wellington, late of Crown-court, Soho- . square, opticians—l. Hurst, Portsea, baker—B.,Goodmart, late . of lionisey Infra, Soul hamptonshireouiller—T. Recroft, Belmont, Lancashire 'Calico-printer—M. 'Fail es, Upweli, Isle of Ely, shoplieeper—. Haleswortli, stitroik, surgv.m— H. Evans, - Newtiort, ma.ltster—J. Chapman, Axbridge, So numietshire, linerr-draper—E. Jacob, Lantrisi . ent, Giamyr gaoshire, cattle dealer—J. Woodrow, South-raw, New-road, Sooners'-Town, distiller-4.'fhornton Golden-square, feather mereliant—W. A. Evans,.late of Birmingham, coal-dealer-- W. Davis, fate of Hohuer, Herefordshire, cattle-dealer—J., Taylor, Marshfield,, Gloucestershire, inealloan. PARTN F. RS II l'S 'DISSOLVE D. D. Finlay, and 'l'. Finlay, Upper Jami;s-street,..Galden square, , Middlesek, - bookbinders—J. D..rley and J. Grubb, Gray's-Inn, London, law-stationeas-J. Bear and A. Fancy, Union-row, Little Tower-hill, Middlesex, ship and insurance brokers—T. Crawford and W. Crawford, friglistreet, Poplar, stone-masons—G. Gray and J. Gray, Bill iter-square, London, bardwarcmen—T. Hassell, J. Davis, R. Hassell, and W. Hassell, Bristol, leather-factors; SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. EXAMINATIONS, DIVIDENDS, &c. Creditors of David Tait, ironmonger, Edinburgh, will re ceive a dividend from It. B. Bl)th, 8, Orimmond-street, the Trustee, after 13th Juno. Creditors of Andrew Bell, late merchant, Edinburgll, will receire a dividend from John Campbell, teetius, the Trustee, 12th Jane. Creditors of Donald 111 Nicoll, therehant, Inerary, will receive,a dtvidend from Claud Russell, actiountaut, Edin burgh, Bth June. - . . . - • • , JOlni Iday, merchant and jeweller, Leith, to be examined in the Sheriff Clerk's ()filet, Edinburgh, Ist aild . lsth June,' at i. . • Creditors of Alexander Dingwall, merchant, Lochinaddy, meet In FergusoWs Inn, Benbecula, Isle of Uist , Ist• June, at 12. • Creditors of Morton and Cargill, merobants, Edinburgh and Portobello, meet in the it,,yal Exchange Coffeehouse, Edinburgh, 9th .itine, art. • Creditors of Elijah Cottoa, china-merchant, Edinhur;ll, meet in the Royal Exchange Coffeehouse there, 21st June,' at 1. Creditors of William Graham, merchant, Leith, meet in Donaldson's Hotel there,. 6th June: at 2. • . ... . Creditors of Williardson and Dixon, merchants, Glasgo:w•; meet in the office of Lawrie.and Morrison, writers there, 9i h Jane, at 2. - , , Creditors of M'lntyres and Downie, late linen and calico. printers, Campsie, n►eet in Robertson's Inn there, iOtl► June; at /. Creditors of the deceased Ale r x. I)atley, farmer anti cattle dealer, Broomend, Perthshire, meet in Rose's iuu, Cupar Angus, Bth June, at I. _ Creditors of ia . mes Ftntayson, merchant, Glavrow, meet in the office of James Kerr, accountant there, 20111)une, at 1.2. Creditors of JamesGiiiies, bookseller, Glasgow, d e crai e d, to lodge claims with James Kerr, adewuntant there, before it h June. David and George Wallace, •cattle-dealers, at Woodwrae, to he examined in the Sheriff cuurt-rouni, ForfayQth and 26th Juue, at 11. Donald - Campbell and Son, merchants, Wick, to he ex amined iu the court-house of Thurso, Sth and 2 , ,nh June, at 11. Creditors of John Thorn Son, Gibson, and Co. merchants, Leith, meet in the Royal Exchange Coffeehouse, Ediubm - gh, 9th June, at 12. Alexanderlile, grocer, Leith —Creditors meet in the Exchange Coffeehouse there, Ist and 22(1 June, at I. Jn Doctors' Commons, on Saturday, a procced ing of nullity of marriage was ' i nst i tuted b y a h,us band against his wife, on the grounds that the banns had been published in one chapel and the marriage had been solemnized in another. The Court, however, held, that under the circum stances, this was not; an invalid marriage, and dismissed the allegation'aCcordingly. The West side of St. Alban's-street, commenc ing with the late house of the Chevalier Ruspirn, began to be razed preparatory to the formation of the new street, to be erected as part of the exten sive .plan which is to traverse Pi cca dill y i n a di rect line througli Portland-pla ce to the Regent's Park, POLICE iNTELt.I(.4ENCE: hcr*-STREET': • s IN KErgINGTOIst GAtiDENt.- , —A regnia , Lion - lias•ver) , properly been long established, to prevent liVery servants from entering Kensington Gardens.,. On Bunday afternoon, betweem foUr and five o'clock, at the time the gatilens were at the fullest, an ;Attempt was made to force a foot man in livery into the gardens. A young Irian of the name ot•:Hughes, who proves to be a servant ant of livery to Mr. Broadhurst, entered the gar dens at the Mount gate of Kensingtbn Gardens the footman was following him, but was stopped by White, .the gatekeeper,, When Hughes, with very insulting language, pot his authority at de fiance, and nulled the footman into the gardens, was resisted by White, and a violent scuffle ensuelland they all fell on the ground together, which caused a great noise and disturbance, that immediately brought up Bacou, belonging to the Office, who has the superintendance of the good ordefof the gardens, with a party of the Patrole, who - soon secured him, but they did not attempt to detain the footman, as he had been forced into the gardens. 'Hughes was conveyed to the guard house at Kensington, and afterwards to the watch liouse.---Yesterday he was examined at the Office, and orderefl to find bail. DISTURBANCE IN ST. JANIEs's PARK.— Yester day,t WO young men Were brought to the Office by Bold and Lack, charged with Making a distur 'mike in St. James's Park on Sunday afternoon, by hunting the bullocks within the railing of St. James's Park till they became vicious, to the great clanger of a number of persom and children as sembled-there. e4UF.N-SQUARE. Yesterday, William Lomas was charged byJohn Langley, a poor shoemaker, with st'ealing -his thrush and cage; a bi►d which the oh cordwiriner . described as " the delight of his life, and the ad miration of the snrrott;tding neighbourhood:' The cage was placed outside the window, and, Lomas, and two companions, by means of a long pole, brought it down ; but Langley bearing it leave the nail, rose, pursued the robbers, and secured Lomas.—Committed for farther eiaMination. DESTRUCTION OP INSECTS ON FRUIT'TREES.*-- Flour of brimstone, sprinkled by a puff, dredging box, or otherwise, on the leaves of vegetables,- will effectually destroy worms and insects, and likewise promote the growth of the plant. Peach trees are particularly inTroved by the application. A raNTIO.UITIES.-on Monday, the Bth inst. as a man was lowerhig a causeway, by the side of a stable, in the occupation of the Rev. Mr. SMITH, of Cotgravc, near Nottingham, he discovered; a few inches below, the surface, a ltlack pot, in which were deposited 126 pieces of silver coin, viz. half-crowns, shillings, and sixpences, of Elizabeth, Jamesi. and Charles 1. and also one Spanish dollar, of the date of 1637. These coins are said to be, with a very few exceptions, in good preservation; and it is a reasonable suppo sition, that they were buried during the troubles iu the reign of the unfortunate Charles the First. - WATC HM A N ErrnAormiNAßy.—An inhabitant of Wolverhampton, having been much trespassed ,upori by persons turning- horses into his field at night, ,and -taking them out very early in the nnirning, determined, if possible, to detect the depredators, and about ten. o'clock on the night of the I2th instant, went to keep watch fOr that purpose, After exaMining and finding his mare alone in the field, and every thing as it should be, he placed himself behind the hedge in an adjoin ing held, in such a situation as to haVe a complete, view of his gate, and tvatched, but without ef fect, until two o'clock in the wording, when, sup posing himself safe for that. night, he relinquished his employment . ; Previous to going home, how ever, he took another turn round his:own field ; and, to his infinite mortification and surprise,' found—not that an additional number of horses had been turner. -in during; the time, but that his Own bad actually been tole'? out. The mare has 'been since advertised, but this piece of hoctisliocus remains-Jis yet undiscovered. . DREADFUL FRACAS.-011C of those feuds which disgrace our country took place ; on Sunday last, at the other Side of Cross=baTry, at a place called Sunday's-well,hetween this. and Bandon, where thereis an annual pattern. Two factions, the Des s monds against the Coricerys and Velhonys, 'to ttrc numbcr . of a hundred at a.side, attacked each. other with swords, pistols, muskets, and bayonets, when we regret to say two unfortunate men were one of whom,' of the 'latter faction, was front the neighbourhood of Brinny, besides seve wounded. The Her: Mr.. ,BEAtroRT made eNerY exertion, but ineffectually, to suppresS this meeting, by ponting oot t tlie dreadful consequence, which are too truly Yerined.—One man was killed and two wounded, in an affray at the fair of Ant dleton, last week.—(Cork 4dvertL-er'.) HEATON COLLIZIiv .-The third engine having been got into init. / operation on the 17th; the water has been lowered in all, op to yesterday tr;orning, 7 fathoms 4 feet, so th a t 22 fathoms 5 .feet S inches now remains in. the pit. In the old pit the workmen have reached the end of the open pas sage at 99 yards in, and ste'now' drifting in solid , coal ; but their operatiops have been suspended for 4S hotirs,,by a sudden and' copious discharge , o f bad air from the old workings, which nearly suffocated. the workmen employed.at the•time.— They are yet 90 yards from the nearest opening which leads to the workings of the colliery.— (Newcastle Paper.) Early yesterday morning the King's Head pub lic-house in Bear -street, Leicester-square, was Wilier) into by some thieves, who stripped the bar of all the liquors, as well as all the money re ceived on the day before.. It appeared they con tinued in the house for some time, as the land lady, who is a widow, was disturbed by their noise about two o'clock, and in consequence' came on 'the stair-case, when she saw several men in the bar with a light, which so much ter rified- her, that instead of giving the alarm, she locked-herself inkier bed-room. After some time had elapsCd, they went off with their' booty,. feat. ing the street-door brok.eu. LONDON - MAttKE TS, &r• C cit. . y_ itE r Messrs.Ut IncludingN aacat:OH only OF 94 1 Isss afOOOrndddo.I WHEAT ,MIAa94:L I S47I N , 1: .. _ _ _ .... ... _____ .... .... .. .... 5_....._._._8 , M , tivi A o lt e il:r t a: , tntz A eo i N , sgv6:: 5565:; 0 89 is t 148 Quarters at 76s Od 120 Quarters at , 3 , cd at 62 5 „ A 63 - 60 0; 14 264 --- 7 at 70s Od O4 -----;--- at b p 0 d 122 209 ' at 68s Od 5 ----- at 54 o a . 34 99 - And 15 quarters, at 445. per quarter., Total, 1762 Quart ers.—Arerage 675. 7' _ Os. 61d. lower than last retu22• A RETURN OF FLOUR, - office. From May 13, to May l9.—Fromthe .Cocket .. J. Sacks. s. d. Sacks. s. d. Sacks. 75; 62 —7O 0 560 —62 0 123 '.----- 57 O 10 —6B 0 20 --• 61 6 22 ...... _, ----- 5 6 Cl o 9066 .65 0 1 1 195 61 0 1 25 ___... 5 5 7, 247 --- I 5 64 0 - 1083 _6O 0 I 45 ----- 51 v 847 63 0 15 ----- 59 0 And 23 sacks, at 50s. per, sack. , A Total-12,258 Sacks.—Average, 645. Olu• .., • Os. 043. higher than last wee/____._. 4 B A: t l:t k . tali RI DGE. v e 5. ati py, e; C ry o ei n c ns i a ao s e i c ou t d o t z t - o ' o s 23 11 1: e s t ° t o l d : iT :s h ne u s .. r .............. .. 319 ,OO t t 0 0 r. Oats ----__ F HOPS. New Bags. 5 . e 5 - 'N ew Pocket 91 ~,; Kent...... 61 lOs to 81 lOs Kent.... • 71 , n l3 : I'' 15 1 '' • eil Us to 81 Os Sussex..•. 00 ii " -- 1 13 , 1 , 0' 71 Os to 91 Os Farnham.. ql " s , PItICE Sussex Duty laid . at 85,0001. Essex SEEDS. Red Clover (Forel' ts) Ditto English g Whiteditto... Rye-Grass . (4:055S to 109 1 1 1 / 0 0 e 5 :: c t ...- . , —s - 254 to 56 per q: bO , . , Turnip, White . Red and Green . .., IUsOd to 44s Od White Mustard Seed Brown ditto lOs Od to 14 s Od 16s Od to 403 Od Carraway Seds . Coriander do . Cinque Foin los od to Its Od .. 4, 7(s od re' TrefoiliGel Od to Pereovis Canary los 289 to s , qr. Oil C• I-785 ad to 843 Oa P , 4-" , at the Mill, 131. 13s. per thou-` no• NinVGATE AND IJEADENLIALL 111:111,k‘.61 A , t.• Bee f AlUttUn aS 4 d to 5s oil I V •al . - ''" ,t 033 Sd to 4s 4d 1 Pt i n.k .............. 5s 0 .-! _ . Lamb, Gs. Od. to 7s. 4d. go PRICE OF LEATHER. 0( 1 V' 51 Butts, 50 to 561hs ea c h. : ltt ..... • , d to 1 Ditto, 56 to Willis each ...... .... per .. ........ • t o - 7 1 J Merchants' Backs ..................... . • • 19 Li t o F D i r n e e ss cQ iii,. a . c H h i H de i s de . s ........... j tow :192'L'1. Crop Hides, 35 to 40Ibs for cutting ............ :„„' d 3 41 C Di i tt lf o Skins 4 30 5 toto 5 40 01 1 4 b s s ................... ... :3 33 '72 j Tt° :14 6 6 1 Ditto 5O to 70Ibs ...................... to , st i Ditto 7O to SOlbs ................... •• • 3 ' d to 4 of .... 44 to t Small Seals (Greenland) • Large ditto ' • ............ 150 s per dozen .. . .... • . RAW Best Heifers & Steers, per st. Is cid tt; :23 10(1 Middlings ‘23 Oti to '.2s 4d Shearlings, Lamb Skins. -TIDES. Ordinary. Is ICJ '- 9 1 " M ar k e t Call • • eat:li:is ) Eng. Horse 1;19 Ou 14d.'to —A. 24d; to ,W• PItLCI OF St. James's Market ... 48 "4d Ct:tre Market • 03 Od Whitechapel Market 4s 3d per stone of Sib. ------- • 8s 7d Arer . age 4s Sid Yellow Soap 90s Iltotricd loos j Price of Candles, per dozen, 6d per dozen allowei of ALLOW. A 6 0. 1 T o wn Tatiovt • 7-4 0 ,1 ,4 o il Yellow 7 Russia 76s 0.--5 ,1 White ditto 3 : 0 4 7 4g Soap ditto. •. • J5 O 0 V O l Melting Stuff 04 14 0 4 Grave ( l.) ;o it o t a o DRAcuggih . ;Os -5:00! 5........ • • • • • Curd ........ • • • Palm . . .. •• • • • A ' • 1 :1; .0- , 12s Gcl---MoUlus' d for ready irsouty• ST. JAMES'S HA flay 3l 3s Od to 51 Straw ll 105 Od to 11 MaY 4 1 45 5 9 od--„Averagey 14§ 19s 04--Averagey ' .J WHI'ITCHAPEL HAY mAr. l4: '; 41 /4 ,:0 11 Hay 4l .0 od to 51 5s Od---,-.Averat: 11 64 'Stave Clover l l ' l2s Od to 11 16s Od------Are s , e ' 61 1 " 61 Os Od to 71 Os od,--- Aver; COAL MARKET, MAY 39 ' prize' 1 Sc' Ships at Market. • Shi ps so ld: 3,. f. to ' l5. O' 39 Newcastle. i vl ........ills' 0. to 5. ii 4 ,Oi Sunderland.' .04 . .... ' .. 44. 445 . 00 3 Culm... . 425 5 . t" . v ile c' t. BIRTI-IS. • e the r o. _ Oia the 24th inst. at Bracebridge, Lincoloshir ' s of b a of the Her. John Penrose. of twin ;Otis, one of th ent , o rt, it f tlie 3I iiii () Bh t a/ Channel, t t: a l 14th 17l t d . ah inst. iies ( cL m oatt li y o l a toe r f : ic : n t e e pnt X ta i e n g o ); ‘ ) ,,,‘ p , ilslii)iiiintal.fitrt"„s,gl9os:;o4, of Yesterday, at Canonbury, the Lad ' yof Eth Tar • di.° ' o f l' . _ao a s l u l a ie . same slay, in Part-street, Southwark/ the l'il ' 'e ll' f i l • derick Perkins, Esq. of a son. - adY ° GO the l' ls i o ter e • On Sunday, the 2lst inst. at Kilkenny , os' tenant-Colonel Hawkshaw, Assistant-au -4 " er-- 0 4 ' ral•f the South East District, of a son.. , „ too, Yesterday se'nuight, the Lady offlenrY 14.- ' s . Receldield, Doncaster, of a daughter. or . . ...,.. o lth , • MARRIED. TT ert (5 1 ° 'fb ° On the 16th inst. at Stayerton, Captain "' tit ; 10 ' 3° ' the 771 11 Regiment, to Eliza, second daughter °- t . 0 . C. mils Stillman, Esq. of Trowbridge. , a n tra! ilia l ° Yesterday, at St. George's Church, Vice-i% la te .0 1 Nlartin, K.C.B. to Miss 'Lock, daughter .of Vice r ii).0 )r i0 .4 1, " Lock, Esq. of Noihury Park. On Monday, the Bth inst. at Bohlen Church, n3e:ll-vatt'4ll - Lieutenant John William Patterson, .'of 0 ' w e st (i t t of the Goth Regiment, to Miss Susannah Brown , e - fsqi ter of the late Captain- Richard Brown, - It. N., • c o ult a f t '.l °. On the 23d inst. at Edinburgh Robert Lisl e b Yg 4 to ;s u ss Sara Commander in his Majesty's Nas , - Hfuzudwood. . -3..-, On ' Fridayefening pi g' t tXc e "' DIED. c., ,oes -5 , P cadi:ly, Martin Dempsey, Fs - cj igot Last night,: in Jutl-street, I. Mr. 13 • es of 10 5 ' •t, ain , Attorney - at Tues day ° t i '' ' At TreworgV, near Liskeard, Ireland, on viy ess• i Last, at his house in .ia.v loft Mrs. Ann - Ilmfg)., aged S , l. This Lady Was ' the a , „ f G ar Connack Estates. 0 0 1 1.1 L t t . l h i e e 2 1, 7 t o h t i i l n ls s t t .. aattCEl:ifittoli,trJoihi:ivßior.ril:ellica, j",,,5ie1i . . 0 ,. late o lm ft d l g ie e. Ex.cise, in his 92d year. . g veaty , s ill, a te - " J i j ua s , ao On Saturday last, in the Belle Sativaga I 9 T he iiri ll '' „ John Bradshaw, Esq. late Brevet -Major il) ' tv illia fr f t C h a e p .4 t 2 ii d n i i t ii , I g i i i n s i :l n a t iesty's troth Regiment. of GeneraFal 'lllle o On the 18t ii inst. at Eilinburth, Brigadiel- , : -0,04‘ , _, i Dickson, of Kiilmeho, Lieutenant-Governot o' y 0 theO the oi t Tall , .. indrew IN9all‘)..7i,i),sitt4..eadt 5D tears. ieutedon,, ~-...- .. be ste: Or Cill titc " ; Mr. Thomas Miller, car enter of Gopfoldin,l3,, 01)1'1 . 0 1 He was engaged in the usual business of tales` , ; : wi''''' 0 , in good health r! but suddenly fell down .r , s ,oc e .', 0 , 1) 0 0 ' father died. in a similar war about thirteen Ye3_,1,,,,)) . c.w el,, Last week, at Lar.; vet, Cornwall, three old %.‘t.'"(l. ;.e o f OP' the follw.ving extraordinary circumstances ", 11 0 % - ‘: 80 j, born in the same year ; h a d eac h attainvo , Nff• ~ years, and were interred oil the same day'. otha n ") fc";,. Lately, at Round Green, near Stapleton, au s etc,'• l ,li'e l I , Steele, aged 102. He lived to See no lover th ,ci ii i oo ° , gr , . 3e rations—his grandfathev, father, chi ld , f , e 4 - fren, n' great grandchildren, great great grandca" whom are now living PC, O4" , , LONDON.: Printed by J. f t is l buildings; and plashed SCltil' i `‘,; ,°4" :4 oll at the a SuN-OrrlcE, Sttalld : ar e nicuts, Ofders, Letters (post-il a id), Ott , w I