The Sun. — London, England, 1815-05-16 00:00:00

- 71'N D A. 7:1 :;:t 7 LA . RS TEIE VoRT-U'NATIt: KPFAIR MAIGR-GENERAL GILLESPIE. Yrm will prObhl)lv have - heard, before this teaciyrs you, of the warlike operarions carrying on rat our -north-east frontier. The irruptions which is Napatlese have made for some time past upon tine harritr lands, the villages that have been pintraered, &c. are the reasons why war has 'been declared. Government attempted to put a •cheek to injuries of sitch magnitude, by- negocia liotLand mild measures, but the endeavour was • n s necesslui NVO, grand divisions of the army were 'formed ; the ulte to enter Napaul VrOpee by the east, and 11 . 1 e -whet - to act in its north-west provinces other -detachments were assembled to assist the two grand attacks-. Maigr-General :tirrrhey command td 'one of the grand divisions, consisting of .abont titICO men : , and MajOr-General Gillespie, of his I\lakesty's 25th Light Dragoons, led on the other, who was unfortunately, killesl on. the 31st of OC - - toher, in an attempt 'to storm the fort of gah, ur Nalapanee, in the Dehrah Ditoon. The army wv.s formed into four columns of attack, with a , 7oliono of reserve., The columns wider lieutenant Colonel 'Carpenter and Major.Lndlow wc...-e repulsed, after an obstinate and murdvrous . struger. With three companies of his Majesty's ..5.311 re“ - invent, and two 6-pounders, the- gallant Ceneral Gillespie moved on 'to' the attack, and, after making, two unsuccessfill as‘ir,aults on the tort, in the third, while •in the act of cheering' eitt 'Hi men, within 30 yards of the gateway, he • eteived. a mortal wound. C ,, iotrel illawhy, of his Majesty's 53d regiment t!ir• head of the advanced guard, made 4t) at t.,,ck on the fort the 24th of October. He had about 100 rounds, when he discovered that tilt- place was too strong to be taken by assault with the force he Commanded. This with the three attacks subsequently by General Gillespie, altopether lour attempts •to carry this. im regnahle fortress; in the -course of which five 'Officers have been-killed .affil 15 wotwded, two of Nvhom have - since died of their wounds, and 225 xalik and Me killed, wounded, and missing, IRELAND. MSFECTION AND EMBARKATION OF TITS 15TH HVbSAII S. Yesterday the 15-th Hussars, under the com rnand of Lieut.-Colonel DALRYMPLE, were in spected by Lord Foil Es in the military held ad joining the. Barracks, preparatory to - their embar kation, which has taken place this day. We never 11itnes.ceti. a better appointed regiment, or finer 'en and horses ; they do great credit to the Royal who is their Colonel It is very probable they, will sail to-morrow, th . e wind being fair.— 'lbis regiment will be a great acqukition . to our leavalir i. , Belgium ; they will go direct to Ostend. ...--'(Cork Advertiser, ?My 9.) - Co , Nfonda.y. last, a concourse of notorious fel lows sere coMeeted to hold an illegal possession of part of the lands of Mitchelstown, near Knock ]oug, .in this. county; and it appearing to Messrs. Keys, Madden, and Gubbins, that it would be a good . opportunity to seize these armed ruffians, v.ho have been disturbing the peace. of the coun ty, they applied to Godfrey' assy, Esq. of HAY aud that active Magistrate, xvitii his usual promptitude, sent for a detachment of the army to Kilfinnan.• On the appearance of the Magis trate, and many of his friends, the fellows, to the number of 50, drew up in a line, and refused - to lay do-wit their arms ; when suddenly the mill : . Lary, comluetcd in the most judicious manner by 111 - ssrs. Keys asid Madden, appeared,, and were fired. upon., which the sordiery returned. The fellows fled in all directions, except three (of in famous character) who were taken, and seven stand of. arms, We understand that 15 more- of the party are identified.—Saturday night a new house on the lands of Cratloe, parrnf the estate of Lord eieorge Quin, was maliciously levelled to the ground.---(Limerick Chronicle.) LACING,--Last Tuesday Mrs. Graham, who lately lived near Churchill, dropped down on Grange-hill, on her road to Armagh TO a ket. Iler sudden death is -attributed to tight lacing, and the pressure produced on her chest and stomach by a board which extended down her e,tays, and probably prevented the circulation of .the blood.—(Freernart's Journal, • May 5 ) WElmrou-rrt, MAY' 10.-111 e improvements ronit.: at the King's Lodge since the departure of her Royal Highness the Princess CHARLOTTE of Wal.r.s, and other recent concurring circumstances flatter us with the strongest hopes that this highly 'fironred town will be again honoured with the presence of her Royal Highness or some part of th' Royal family this season. The public places, inuq. awl lodging-houses have all undergone'em b ; •and Harvey,' in partibtilar, has eni.led a neu , snite of elegant apartments t i o that , of his Vail-room- llatt3HTow. —The funeral of MAsTuA Gurt toA. duce last Monday. The whole town was ,:mtion to witness it. Her remains were fol lowed to the grave by about forty relatives'and +ieltds, chiefly bathers. - . GUERNSEY, May 12.—Last night, about eleven o'clock, a most dreadful• fire, took place in the , brewery and dwelling-house .helonging to Mi. Bennett,.l4:liich We're totally Ales.troyecl: It was with the greatest 'difficulty that,' . Airs. Be;thett .es•eapetl the contlagratiOn with lierlife, and mfrliat -ached to her distressed situation,. ,Afr: - Bennett was absent in England on husine§s, ..Mrs. B. had m . 3 t been . in an hour beford the alarm was 'given, and thavages of the were so great, of wearing apparel, fur n i ture , thlt cvery .; '"a'kiele anA stock 'errs consumed ; but the horses were w]th di-detthy saved": Ip what manner the fire birtpenecr .?; not y*t ascertained. To Sir John tii . e Governor of the Island, the gre atest priiSe is c!tie tor the disposition with which the in ,Ahit'ants anti s ,d ( r e ry were placed to render melancholy oc e-..ery pos - sitileaslitut.ce 011 Ll.l . Cil4loo. NAVAL PrIONTOTIONS, 8;-c. Capt. Sit Arcbibilii.llingwodd Dickson, Bart. to the Boyne. Capt. C. Ross, from' .the Aibion,• to the Northam , berland, fitting foe the tag of Rear-Admiral Sir G. Cockburn. Capt. P. Somerville, IA the Albion. Capt. Sir JOhn G. Sin , clair,,Bart. to the Larne. e?.l4.•Andrew Grvvn, to the Tye, Liedt.JOirn Reeve, to fie Fta Lieutenant to Admiral Sir Edward Thornborouglt. Lieut. P. H. Bowlby, to be .Fli% Lieutenant to Rear-Admiral Halkett. Lieut. Henry Reyes; late Flax Lieuten mitt° Admiral Sir-ft:Bickerton, Bart. K.C.B ; (late Commander-in-Chief at Plymouth) fo the rank of Cum, mander. Lieut. .Nicholas Webb, to the liebius. - Lieutenant Hatchinson, to the PluMper.. Licut..Cooke, to the Etebtts, Lieut. Lloyd; to-th'e - .Euryalas. Lieut. Wylly, to the Pommie, Lients. Richards, Garland, Creak, Munro, Cole, and Sudbury, to the Falcon, for rank. Lien'. William Roberts, to be Flag Lieutenant' to Rear Admiral Coeithura, in the Northumber land. Lients. Stephen Westphal, James Lewis, and James Cowan, to the Northumberland; Lient. Robert Saallon, to he First of the Gladiator. Lieut. Oliver Swan, to be Second of the Gladiator. Lieut. \IAA. Warren, to the Cyrus. Lieut. has. Robinson, to the Desiree. Lieut. Edward J. Morris, to the Falcon, for rank. Lieut. Edward Morres, to the Tele graph at Plymouth. ,Lleut. Wm. Atkins, to the Telegraph on Portsdown Hills. Lieut. Wm. Stone to the Telegraph at Horndean. Lieut. Humphry Hopkins, to the Telegraph near I-lash-mere. Lien. M.. 1. Loney, to the Telegraph on Calhain Hill, Deal Lines. Licui. Patrick \Vallis, to the Te legraph atlleacon Hill, near Petersfield. Lieut. Thomas Lethbridge, to the rank of a Commander on the retired - ; list. Mt. W. Harris, to, he Secretary to Rear-Admiral llalkett., Doctor Lazzaretto, to the Prince. Mr. Win. Warden, to be Surr , eint of the Northumberland. .Mr. George Thaws,to be 111aster'of the Nottb4 tubed:intl. . SCOtOr BANKRUPTS. NEQUESTRATIONS • Ma) O. Robert johliton; merchant, Clwow—Creditors two, in the Prince of Wales tavern there, 19th. May and Gth Jane; at 12. •• • k • Hume, baker and flour-dealer, Dumfries— Creditors met t iu ttie. King's Arius inn. there, 17th May and 7th June, at 1. ' 9. John DeMpster, merchant,. , Fortrose—Creditors meet in Williamson's inn there, .25th,May and 15th June, at I. Walter M*Feat and Co. hnoksellers , and stationers, Glasgow—Creditors meet in the Princ(;'of %Valet tavern there, 14th May and 2d June,.at 1. ••••• • May' 10. - John 'Nicholon, currier and leather-merchant, Ontario—Creditors meet,ku Nairne's tavern there, 2;th May and 7th June, .at 12. 11. David Sinclair, merchant, Edinbtirgh—Creditors meet in the Royal Exchange Coffee-house there, 22d May and 7th June, at. 1. George Turner, merchant, Leith—Creditors meet in the Royal Exchange Cfiffee4tuuse, Edinburgh; 22d May and 12th Jane at 1. - • . • . Murdoch ,Muris9n, merchant, Leith—Creditors meet in the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, Edinburgh, 19th May and 7th June, at 2. - • • The Companycarrying, on business in Glasgow under the firm- of Alexander flut4hinson--Creditors meet in the Prince of Wales Tavern there, 19th May and id Jinie, at I. David Blacklock, sheep-dealer, Craighouse Steads, Dumfries-shire—Creditors meet in Wattcr's Inn ; Lockerbie, 19th May a.id fith -.Tune, at 2. • EXAMINATIONS, DIVIDENDS, &c. • Peter Brounathl Co. formerly of Leeds, tIONV of Edinburgh, Inerchants, to be examined in. the Sheriff-clerk's oflice there, lath May and Ist June, at 2. Creditors of John Park, grocer and victualler; Spritigbank, near Glasgow, meet in the trustee's office, Glasgow, 29th May, at .2. Creditors of George Sutherland and Co. grocers, Edin burgh, will receive a dividend frUm William Sanderson, the trustee, after 15th 'June. Creditors of James Watsou, manufacturer, Dundee, will receive a dividend from Edward Baxter, , the trustee, after 15th Jutie. ' ,FRENCI; JEU D'Esr u.—According to accounts from Paris, M. de MoNTRoN, whom we intro duced to our Readers on . a former occasion, On returning from his embassy to Vie; ma, received a cudgelling by order of a Pru•sian Commlnder, 'near the Frenckfrontiei:,. , l bring," said M. d e Mowraorl, in the house where he dined on the day of his arrival in Paris, “. I bring the news of the' ,coihmencement of ieostilities." A Paris Paper says, 4 ' M. BE T- TIE, >Zmerchant; residing in me Richer, has constructed a machine, by means of which-he can fahritate every, kind of paper, of all indefinite length, and of the breadth of from 44 to 4.3 inches. It is afterwitidS reduced to sizes useftil iu coininerce. _This 'Machine has been constructed at Paris by M. CALLE, and the trials that` hate been - made leave nothing t o be wished." " • The San Euthernia, of .Gweek, Nlrkt4.lA.Nt Hos- KYN, waster a beautifui:little vessel, an'unt 13 tons burthen), has been captured by the Fox, venue cutter, Capt. CUFF, .ilear tire Land's E n d, konlearriedinfo Milford, leaving on boa' d . about ,150 ankers . of brandy and - geneva, which have been deposited in the custonf.titouse store•' Two persons found in her have been sent on boa r d his Majesty's ship Myrtle, for •die Invval service ; the other part of the crew ha(l - put on shore Co sell the cargp, a short time before she was taken posses sion of by the Fox. The San Eophemia" was built for a pleasure yacht, and is allowed to he as handsome and well-built a, vessel . as any of her size. - Among the ships or4ered to remain on t!Me Ame rican station, until relieved by others from Eng land, are—Bulwark, Orlando, Madagascar, La cedemonian; Jasseur, and Portia. The Ist battalion of the 27th, 44th, and 85th regiments, with three troops of the I . 4th Light Dragoons, have arrived from America. The 27th (which has been sixteen years in the Peninsula and the Mediterranean) have since disembarked at Gosport, to be equipped and to - embark again as soon as possible for Ostend ; and the 85th is ordered to the Downs, fur the same desti nation. The 44th and the Dragoons remain waiting for orders. The suspension of payment by the Bank of Messrs. EVANS and JELF of this city occasioned a -considerable sensation here in the 'beginning of this week ; but the promptitude with which all demands were met by the several' other Banks, together with the confidence expressed in. their responsibility by the most respectable inhabitants of_ the city and neighbourhood, has entirely sup pressed the alarm, and business is now proceeding iit its uspal course.—( Gloucester Herald, May,l3.) -Last, week, a man named itoer.tyr SOUTH COT, who.bad been many years a- serjeant iu the Royal -Marines, and retired on a p ens i on , pat an end to tis existence, by Cutting his throat with a razor, 'near Ole Jew's bUrial-wountl; Portsea. lie had been• - •abroad several years, and on hi; return learned that his wife and four children were dead, whithrissupposed tq have preyed so Much on his minillisslo &Enke him of reason. When found he wasdeeentlyattired, had a watch in his fob, a gohLnng on lxiis fingeri and money in his pocket. A BeAe.—Qii:Fridaya bear, which has been kept for some time:p;it in the College of Edinburgh, broke loose from his confiuetnent, and endeavour ed, to make' his way over 'the paling into the street : as.no person could be round hardy enough to secure the enraged animal, it was necessary to shoot him, and this was not accomplished till five or six balls were lodged in his body.. j • LAW INIT'LLIGV'_:CE. COURT OV CILI.i\ZERY, MAY 13. NeNANIARA, ESA.. V. LORD WDITWORTH AND OtttEtk§, This was a bill filed by the plaintiff to prove the last will and testament Of- George Wbitworth,i. Esq. father of the present Lord Whitworth, which was made 'in favour of John NPNamara, the se cond son of the plaintiff, in•rernainder in‘lee after certain estates tor life and in tail male tb: Lord Whitworth, then an Anibasador at a foreign Court from Great Britian. The limitation was to Dora Whitworth for life, with 'remainder to-his sons in tail male of the tes tator's estates, situate in the counties of Stafford and Salop; and in default of issue in tail male to Lord Aylmer and his issue in tail male in like man ner, and in default of such issue in tail male, to Mr. Ponsford and sons in tail male in like manner, with remainder for life to Edmund Plowdeu, Esq. Kith ultimate remainde► to John IV‘Namara, coed son of John McNamara, Esq. of Castle, in Wales. The object of the bill was to get-a declaration of .the Culla upon the true construction of the will, and have the estates put into strict settle ment for the uses of the pi'ovisions thereof.. Sir S. liostiLLY, supperted. by Mr. Potw mottE, argued in support of the plaintiff's claim to the remainder in tee, and' for holding the in- tepnediate limitations in the event of sons in tail male not existing to Lord Whitworth, as seems to.-be the case, in strict settlement. • The Counsel of Lord Aylmer made no opposi tion, but those of Mr. Ponstord, who has issue, ,opposed the settlement on the ground that the preceding limitations were to persons having no issue, and Mr. Plowden being merely remainder man for tile, and only a trustee for the rever•siouer ortenminder man in fee, made no defence. .The words as aforesaid created much discussion as to their effect on the limitations. Sir S. RONILLY teplied, and his lioNoutt, with his accustomed deal ness and great precision, int mecliately gave judgment in favour of the limita tions throughout, and for putting the estates into strict settlement in favour of the ultimate remain dcr in fee.—Judgment for the plaintiff. SITTINGS appointed in Middlesex and Lon don, before the Right Hon. EDWARD Loid EL LEsßoliovon, Lord Chief justice, &c. in and after Trinity. Term, .1515:7-. IN TERM. lutrincEStx Thursday June 1. Saturday Tune 3. Thursday Monday l2. Thoday . 13. -AFTER TERM. Thursday , 1. 1 Friday . - 16.• LONDON, OLD' BM LE-V: RIOTS IN BURLINGTON-STREET.-Yesterday Thomas Douche, Michael Donoghue, and Mar* .Hudson, were indicted for feloniously beginning to pill down the house of John Robinson. This case, our readers will perceive, arose out of the riot which took place pending the - decision of Parliament on the Corn Bill. On reading the indict►nent; it was ob.scrved that the house was sta►ed to be that of John Robinson, instead of John Frederick Robinson—and the prisoners,' in consequence of this informality, were immediately acquitted. Thomas homer, Clerk to the Regency Canal Company,. who absconded with money .to an enormous amount, and who was apprehended at Edinburgh, by Thomas Foy, was this morning arraigned on a bill of indictment charging him with feloniously embezzling a bill of 501. entrust ed to his care, by virtue ()Ibis employment. - There were other indictments against him fur embezzle ment to a very considerable amount. He pleaded Guilty to the indictment, and on being admonish . ed by the Recorder to ereigh his plea, he replied that he had made up his mind completely on the subject. He is between 60 and 70 years of age. • The same day the Session ended when Sentence of Death was passed on • Josiah Box, 'convicted at th e last Session of forgery ; David Robeets, for ighway robbery ; Solomon Simons and Thomas Smith, for. a like offence; Thomas Hooper, for burglary; Edward Webb, for a like Offence; Ann Roolic, for stealing goods privately in a shop; Richard Stacey, for a like offence; anci - Johp Church and Thomas Beckenham, for stealing goods in a dwelling-bouse.. Four were ordered to be transported for life, viz. James Hewitt, William Garcia, Henry. Hayes, and William Zachary; and George Broom for ]4 years. John - Richards, Eleanor Smith,' Itiebard- fetch, John Cole, George Sherrington, Wm. Tidmarsli .Joseph Tidnmarsh, Henry Turhett, John Lock- RoLert Gooch, alias Pead, James Baker, Geo. White, Wm. Brooks, Caroline Goodwin, ISaac Davis, Constaniine Mikow, Thos. Jones, Cornelius Connor, James Thomas, Thos. Homer, Geo. Parker, Robt. White, Mary Sterry, Charles Clarke, Patrick Conway, James Kensey, Thus. Kensey, Geo. Taylor, and James Kelly, for seven years. Johanna Sterry, to be.imprisoned in - Clerkenwell Bridewell for two ycarS.,--Six for one year, and thirteen for lesser terms. —Eleven were ofdered to be imprisoned in - Newgate - for va rious periods.—Eleven fined Is, each and discharged. —Ten Judgments were respited.—Seven to be privately whipped,' and 19 were discharged by Proclamation.—Adjourned till 21st June next. AIIDDLESEX SESSIONS. LITTLE - GOES.—Yesterday, Elizabeth Large, otherwise Jennings, was tried as an incorrigible rogue and vagabond, she having already been once convicted of taking illegal insurances in a Little-Go, and being now charged with a similar offence. Godfrey, a Bow -street Officer, proved the guilt of the prisoner, and Wm. Hassel, clerk of the House of Correction, produced a copy of her former conviction ; and she was now sentenced to a further imprisonment of six months, ?.nd cautioned that should st,e again offend, she would be liable to transportation. Wm. flarrismt was convicted of defrauding Mr, Pickering, a silk-mercer, of Bethnal-green, of a quantity of silky and sentenced to be imprisoned three months. PicKPocxers.—Brown, Rowland, 1-Poll, Hick man, and Georgenavis, were severally convicted of picking pockets, and sentenced to be trans ported for seven years From the evideoce in . D,avis's cast, it appeared, that lie was detected near the Theatre, and that he was at the time ac companied by a ffi gang o f 14 o r 15, w h o, on Do naldson, the ocer, taking him into custody, made a violent attempt at rescuing him, and it was only at the hazard of his life that the officer suc ceeded in taking off his prisoher. Gaess7iu kilt gea l l i ld of a pnhlicau at Bethnal-green,- named Thompson, and , entencedlo two months' impri sonment is the house of 'Correction, LONTDov . .1.% '' MARLwrs, ea., —......___ - -AT IN MARK - ejpia og,' g MACrAst .MOl, W -f tl May I, to WY 6.• 04 66 ' 321 Quarters at : oti '235 ------ a t (,- 62s , sa 394 ---- 8 ——at 64, II ------ 304 a t 6 3s 568 ------- It 6l' oul 172 ----- at A 537 ----- at eQs 366 ------ at 594 0. 633 ----. at SS, VIA at 57 °' Oa RETURN OF IVHg ..13y Messrs. Ctitt.o anti Including-unly froi 47 Quarters at 8-2 s Od 5 594 at 80s Od 20 126 • at 76s ad 458 at 75s 0(1 359 91 853 . at 72s Od •73 at 71k ad S _ at 55 . roi 993 5 . ti - ---- - - - - at 54_!'0-4 at 6,9 s od 1 I I -- _----- at 5 " Pi" at 68s Od 86 - _ at 5°5 Ao:l72 at qll 6 a 7 r s te d r d s, a i t 485 7 . p — e — r 1 1 —u ;l i rter e;id. Taal, 13,420 Quarters.—Average. as ' 2s. 3id. lower than last return A •LIETUItti at: FLOUR , , , office• A From April 29, to May S I.' th e C;` )C 2l e. e• ",; ----...1'01:11 Sacks. s. d. Sacks. s. d. Sac"____,* 57 14-7 --- N t cl ) • 9867 --- 65 0 1076 -- GO 0 20--- 5 4 " 35 7 -- 64 0 l2O --- 59 0 19 ----- 63 U " 4 — 63 0 f 292 - 5 0 °- ---- 1 A 465 62 0 i Tutal-13,132 Sacks.—Average, 635. 10 1 1 1 - * _ 4 2 0 5 , 2 ( 6 ) 4 80 1 ......-- ...... 0 .5 n O O Os. iid. higher than fast w0.: 14 . • UXBRIDGE. 11. oti Corn-Inspector's Return—Th .ursdar, ..sf a Y tit i to 0 5 0 J Wltt.per Id .. 101 lOs to 201 lOs 8eau5...... Jr_ o d to 13..tfley,perqr. 29s Od t o 3 3t Od Pease ...... 4u9 Oats Kent N . ° 6 v 1 153 0 6'S Os to 81 8s Kent.. .Nv p . e : PRICE OF 110 PS. 7.i oc ,i li o e : t t g o * 1 0 0, 1 1 : Sussex 51 Ott td 71 0§ Sussex... 61' to 14, to Essex 6l Os to 81 8s Farnham. • 101 I" Duty laid at 100,0001 SEEDS. , Red Clover (Foreign) ...., so s to 78s per at. Ditto English —s sos to 88s Whitedittti.. Rye-Grass '-' —s 305 to 6c3s. per g r ub, Tifroip, White ... lOs Od io ass Oclperv" Red and Greets ' White Mtistard Seed Ss Od to 12s od Brown ditto ' Oil Cake at the Carraway Seeds Coriander do. Cinque rola .. Trefoil Canary Mill, p t.:t el t 907t601 —s:ooC3stidtsiPti: ePteileu". c . 41: - -- - - " -- ris k "o• NE I . GATE AND LEADENHALL M' -it fil ..1 to ( I s By the Carcase. 53 v" Reef 3s 8d t o 5 s Od I Veal.. ._. ...... ;d to Ad Lamb, Gs. Od. to Ss. Od• Butts, 50 to 561bs e P a ß c i li e . E .. Or ______ . per 1b....: 24d to H .,d Ditto, 56 to 661bs each ...................4,i to 7 ( 0 Merchants' Backs ....... ' ......... • 19- d to ............ 19i c.d Dressing Hides ............................ ' o id t° 2 00 Fine Coach Hides od .19 9,•i Crop Hides, 35 to 401bs fur cutting..... : .... . :old t ° sip/ Ditto 45 to 501bs , ..... I to ~A LEATHER. dt o g e l " . :30' 0 .3Y — Calf Skins 3O to 401bs .......... 324 t o s Ditto 5O to 'nibs ..................... ,30,j to 454 Ditto ... "70 to 801bs.. ...... . .... .. ... 44 . 1 Suiall Seals (Gre en l an d) .... • ................. l os W Large ditto • per dozen ....... A B l e id st di l i - I n /i s fe . r . s .: B4 : Steers, ---. . 0 34 cd tG is? RpeArlsVt. HlDES.Ordinary ......!: b. oc 48:11 t 0 0 0 .2 3 5 3 6 0 4 d INEliaigr..ketito.Craself ;6 • , - -- v c d 19, Shearlings, 16d. to ---( 1 . Lamb Skins, 30d. to 43d...........„„.•-•••• Po PRICE OF TALLOW. , o 6cl"'l di St. James's Market... 4s 3d Town Tallow '" od" -- ' of Clare e te M eli a a l ii k c e l t Market (j 4: 3d ad . 1 11 -e 'l l i l i u t i4 c . d it it t r: i4 ...... !-46i s g ad --.7 4t: °C41 .1 lamer stone of sib. . Soap ditto. •• • .....5 0 11 1 0 r i ' Melting S tUti S ° ll' ''S Q u ....-- .0 .Diteb itough• „ ' co ... .1 • IVO Graves . .. ... • • ...„ op Good Dregs •• • . „•• • : 1 00 Yellow Soap 9os Curd . . ....... • ...... _ , Mottled Price of Candles, per diotsn, P141:16(.1---....ii;l;•Ivas' 149 Vu 6d per dozen allowed for ready non e ' . 4 • ---- Y MARKE'r, Mt s p al 4I ~ 84 6$ 04:1_,...—Averago i i 1. Igs Ocl-- - i“ ....t erage, 8s Gd Average ST. JAMES'S HAY Hay 3l ss"Od to 51 Straw ll4os Od to 11 1 WHITECHAPEL HAY MAitl'r'' e iii I 4s , 41 q' 03 Hay 4l 4 s Od t o 51 55 041-- "A rg.„A Straw 11 12s Od to II 169 Od---Average, 71 O Clover OP" GI 10 5 ad to 71 10 s od.—.—Average) Ships Market. Ships - Sold. 11 Newcastle. 6 Sunderland. COAL . MARKET, MAY 15. Price, 04, .... 45s 6d, to 5 5 0 d ~ .455., 6d, to 475' 11 Newcastle - 11. ......... 7. ed. 1.,.,..., 6 Sunderland 6 ........ 4 5 3) — liii;• i et ; a i i'r sii ias i . . . • .-- . witcrowiaman - ----- - NAIL •, a , AIE 1 EOROLOGICAL JO E/ . . slier , • Wea•____.„-- -- Thermometer. _ ... • 'Z • t : I *, • 4) ) 7 3 ';: • r t 5 t • ,re: ' . =..,, r1 . 7 1, ' i , '‘ , • •' a; ..:-„, - S" p,. ~, a , a: a: ~.L, .-4 April ° " .: 1 Inches I clowiy av 29 50 46 52 1 43 29.80 .07 It3iti Cplnii 30 49 47 52 42 .6 3 13 / 1 ) 0 May Fair • 1 clo, 1 50 54 65 52 .79 Po•t P ir 2 - 54 53 58 50 .81 Evening' . c 42 loii , ~...; fi t t ee ri31 0 0° .1 1,..1 44. .1 1; i , Do.. f.P'df 3 '52 54 67 49 .95 •.- . Do. 00 0 ". 52 53 65 50 .83 . Rail': .20 52 52 64 50 .84 ------ In the early part of the Ere 1 - Fair till Noon; repcatedThunder in tli' t ~,,e 0" . 01,1 F heavy 11.itin. • di Lig 1 1_ ,,, ,,/ .T. Thunder Storni at. Two P.M. with*"V thunde'r Storni at I heavy. Rain Kith Hail. Ki O ng n st t , l , i t e l -----.--.------'—,-- be r/sll4' BIRTHS. Nor ail o If• t 0. street, Edinburgh, of a daughter . e Lad, ~ Ou the 13th. inst. nrSoinerset-street, th , VII ,7Eths.,iit.isotf.aNdlarsti.g.Jhtaeuri.es Moncri cif; 1 , i ,, , sc ab f Con n jilt' On Wednesday lasfr . lit Whiteford - Y% lii it-gl 4 otll Louisa Cole, of a sbn ' and heir. ' On the 2 . 3 d April, the wife of James and cobler at Pitnamoon Scotland, 0 f 3 ..--/ Oleo' 3 otli eP child, all by the same husband.' Sevcntee" I de , to ~,,, They hare ail been nursed by bersel!' besides being in all 22 children : she has n urscu. , f A dflarit:l,o2l',,, 11.1,30'04,e.; ov , .___----- e 000,iy :JARKJ KI i • .. . Georg h i, 1 ,1 ce( O L)ii n iii S at l i t l i Ge n , da,y evening I); special license, s", ao ur 3u of Great Cun b I •4 ' 1 - to the Itiwilt 11° ,0; i er anu-p,ace, wa r( les, E o siq r: .t , ht s isrltisetirl.itn.at:attslciter.eEGweetrotlrgofeislrcrlai 11• j „h a 1 00 daug htc; el:it'e 13" Crewe, Esq„ afte r. - " te 4 '' - DIED.' ton -9 Y--+ ~.. ic• - ph- t .„;01 . , i 1(1/ few I' • ,s.erday morning, at his house in Dr , ' 1.0115e' days illness, the Lord Bishop. of mt. , -- 4 ,o e nit -- r ef) , On Saturday se'nnight, at his. residence, .. r. is ..v _ On ",,Incsday, the 9th inst..at near Southampton, Sir George Thomas, 13"' . t . ouDc' were removed no Friday ter Sussex for iot er f jter''' '' ' ilia Si ) „. Reynolds, Esq. in his '7sth year. • t the te ' :t s Last week, ;a Christian Nlalford, .47.11!•°, • sho' ~., ,411, I but) Willes, Archdeacon of Wells. , ano o. ei o .de Oa Saturday last, at the Parsonage,Ricl;;; ov eo ''' oe tw Howard, Esq. age d 68 y ea rs, know ) ) in ` ll 4t ioof 1-4 hood, from his singularly henevofent disP°' of " Holiest Old Simeon." Ilia house ill CrO•cil' _ o ns • • '0 : Printed J. B. CARSTAIRS' 0 6 ' 4 ' """'"gg; and roildislied by W. A. A d ' ? :Id' at the SUN-OrrICE, No. Strand e bo add °. luellts. Orders, Lctturs (post-041); &e , °ltz!t 1 II -