The Sun. — London, England, 1817-11-11 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS. Tuesday, Anti. ~---Arriyed the schooner Chart, lkl'Oott gait, St. iohits, .Ncytionnd land. l'assengera.—Major King, and •Wed.nesday, fling. rri ved hrig Eliza, Gardner. Bar , hado,s ; schooner Garry Owen, Cleary, Burin, Newfound -1,14 ; kiarriet, Ed:valds, B,ston ; Catherine, Ward, do r000ei• "fty‘t stsftr i , Hop),ins, Liverpool, Nova Scotia; 510011 Reardon ; St. John's, Newfoundland, 21 days. A ko at rir‘d the bri t ; Was, Aldridge, front London and Ber nn:oa. Passengers, Major St. Chi ra SOn, Kev. Mr. Wright, Brace, Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Davis . , Mr. It. Lloyd, and Mr. s Turner. Tauesday„ Aug. 7.—Arrived the brigs Thomas, Winn, Iltsrmuda,-8 days; Elizabeth, Campbell, Grenada, 16 days. The Elizabeth left at Grenada, brig Sally, Kirby,.from New. found land ; brig Elizabeth, from Cape Breton;'and a sehoon.tr, -from Halifax, belonging to Mr. Pryor. His: Majesty's ship Hydra was momently expected at Grenada, with the left wing of the 2d or Queen's regiMent„ from Barbadoes, when the Elizabeth Saturday, Aug. 9.—Arrived the brig Lucretia, 5 days, from Portland, to Mr. JesseiWoodward. ;Cleared, the brigs Grace, Stoughton, Miramichi ; Pallas, Boot Eiverpool, England ; Amicus, Gibbon's, Cork; Nancy, Kirk, Bosfon, •with.lBl passengers; schooners, Hope, I‘PDo- Ne.vfonndland ; Countess Dalhousie, Cochen, New Yuri; Coosolation„ Thompson, do.; Lord Wellington, Ciaspee. Thursday, Aug. 14.—As iived his fklajesty's brig Opossum, Capt. Lord , ,John Hay, from a critisia-; the American shi t , Ann, Days, from Gloucester for Cadiz, 7. daysnout, sps s,ing a leak, and put 'into this port for repairs; brigs Prime,; ICc gent, Howe, Jamaica, 35 days ; Minerva, Strachan, Fort William, 44 days, 26 passengers ; Regulation, •Moose 8 tra,ys; Glentanner, Lester, Srind'erland, 58 days; schooners at elope, Cook, St. Andrews ; Rhoda, O'Brien Sydney, S days. Fri,lay,• Aug. 15.--Sailed the sh4p Victory for Liverpool,•— Pas , cort-r:s, live. Mr. Perkins, Messrs. Collins, Stupart, Cu nard, Hill, and Mrs. Hill; this morning the Halifax part t with the (dicers and crew of Isis Majesty's ship Niger. Sunday, Aug: 'I 7.---Arrived the ship Thomas, Bothwick, .-5S clays from London; put in h ere f or p rov i s i ons , haying oil board 150 passengers ; she cleared for. St. Andrews, but the passengers are, all for the United States. unday,' Ang. 18.—Arrived his Majesty's brig Opossum,' Capt. Lord John Hay, from the Westward ; schooners Two Brothers, Foster, Remsheg; Prosperity, Cook, St. Andrews; Trial, Canso, 12 days ;'Ranger, Crosby, do. 12 days; Calypso, Norphy, Pictou, 8 days ; Jan e and'Martha, [Lowden, Miraiuis chi; 17 days; Four Sons, Kelly, Boston, 4 days. Passengers J. ti. Franchlia, Esq. and family; Dr. Porter,. Miss Wallace, Rev. Gilpin, Messrs. Mansfield, Tilton, and Forsyth. Tuesday, Aug. 19.—Arrived•the•hrigs Vixen, Lieut. Staab, Sydney, 7 days; Shannon, Power, Burin, 12 days; Regulator, ,Moisse Island, 8 - d a y s; G race pac k et, C apta i n Vivian, Ka. Inoutb,•3o days.. Passengers, Lord Sehemberg Kerr, A. D. C. .to his Excellency the Earl of Dalhousie.' Sailed;the ship Halifax Packet, with the officers and crew 'faWeff his Slajasty's ship Niger, for England. • - Wednesday, Aug. 20.—Arrived the Sidmouth pack& s...(lays from New York. Passengers, George • Barron, Esq.; :Masrs. Green and Martin, and Mrs. Bennett. thorsdav, Aug. 21.—Arrived the schoon'er Brothers, 3 • days fr,m - ittimsheg; brig - Earl of Dalhousie, 40 days from Alserdeett. • Passenger, Mr. Ferguson. Cleared, the brigs• Minerva, Straehan, Quebec; Dolphin, Watson, 1)u-run ; Shrrey, al`Killop, - West ladies; schooners Sir Thornal Hardy,• Leavitt, New Brunswick ; Sophia, Dou glas, Tenerifie; Nancy, Warren, Newfoundland. Saturday noon, A . the schooners Lark, 111`Curtly, Dtnnerary, '2•3 days—left the schoonuri Nancy, of this port, and John anal Ellen, of Liverpool, Nova Scotia; • SuSan, Hilton, Moose Island ; : sloop Liyerpool f Packet, Col- Las, Liverpool. , S(nitlay, Aug. 2•E—Arrived the sloops Olive, Falkner, Boa on"; Palm', Snow, do. Thursday, Aug. 23.—At'rived the brig Prompt, Kay, Leith, 49 days, bound for Quebec, .with sixty passengers=parled company several days since with four brigs for this place,with posengers. Also, arrived the schooner Robert, Anderson; dap Alain Bo4on ; sehoonci Critic,Jetfreys; St. John, New fostfidland, 23 days, in ballast, and 36 passengers. The schooners Susannah; Deborah and Lucy, and Squirrel, cleared for this place. • • Sailed, Saturday, Aug. 30, tlie Grace Packet,- Captain Vivian, for New York —passengers, Lieut.-Colonel Wright, R. E. ;—Sunday, Lord Sidmouth Packet, Captain Hale, for Falmouth —passengers, Captain. Neville, 19th Dragoints; Lieut. Lewis, K. N. ; Dar id Gardiner, Esq. and family; and Messrs. Green and Martin;—Monday morning, his Majesty's brig 'Saracen, Captain Gore, from Bermuda ; brig Minerva, Strachaa, Quebec.; Dolphin, Watson, Boston; Surrcy, M‘Killop, West Indies ; schooners Sir Thomas Hardy, Lea via, New Brunswick; sophia, Douglas, Tenerifre ; Nancy, Warren, Newfoundland ; Four Sons, Kelly, Boston. • 'Else Leander sailed on 'Tuesday last for the, eastern part of the, Province, haying Isis Ex,cellency the Earl of Dalh ous i e , Rear-Adshiral Sir David Wife,' and the Hon. Cemmissiontr Woodlissuse on board. S'anday, A ugus t 31.—Arrived the brig Sanger,, Liverpool, E. to Messrs. R. Phelan and Co. Thursday, Sept. 4.—Arrived the brig George, Thompson, Kingston, J:: schooners Union, Snow, Moose Island ; Jane and Maria, Eldridge,St. Andrew'?;. Friday, Sept.'3.—Arrived the new brig Adventure, from Trunks, for Liverpool, E.; brigs Joanna, Cock, of Bristol, 36 days from Port Antonio; J. cargo runs and sugar; to Forsyth an - dßlaek; Susan, Morrison, Antigua, i 8 days, to Mr. Cu nard,; Louisa, Hobby, Kingston, :4 days, to Mathew ki 'chardsoh; Marpret, Clephane, Trinidad, 28 days, to Mr Cunard. Thcioanna.spoke of Cape Sable, the brigrFriendship, froni Deinerary Fui Bo ton. . . , • - tiaturday,‘Stpt. (1.--A !Tired, the brig Naney, Strada), Mar tinignt. heft, the schooner George,ltoxby, of this piirt, just urrii , ed from the Unitas( States. • !.• Monday, Sept,. B,—Arrived, the ,brig Scotia, Robinson, Leith, Ito passengers; the brig Mary, Kay, bablin; 63 days, }3B__rtssengcrS. • Tuesday, Sept. o. —Arrived, the brig Rebecca, Whall, Ja • nialea; schooner William, Rundle, New York; the brig Dol,- phin:'Fortutie Bay.. Newfoundland, cargo, fish, to Geoi:4e Grassie and Cit. ; the schooner Matchless, Vent, Boston; the Fartiser, Gaspee ; Vigilant, Miramichi. - Thursday, Sept. l J.—Arrived .his Majesty's brig Saracen, Cant. Gore, Bermuda. . Passengers, John Dimsier , Esq. and FaMily.—Also arrived, the brig S o phi a an d Sarah, 'Rell,'New York; Anielia, Johnston, Colerain, 84 pasktigers; brig Hi- ClVittilYffnun ; e ritrt 1 , le brig Irene, iumars • schemacrs acettec ; Hobert AttderSon,' New,Yor:i ; .seagowei, Knoydes,- Boston New Providence, Butler..i;arhadoes: Sept. 14.—Arrive'd the brig Mary-Gilliat, Austen Mi c k - via. • ptsday, Sept. l6.—Arrived the s c h ooners K a t e K earney, Pa tenkon, Norfollz; . True, Friends, Hawkins, Quel,to—Pac,- stni:Aa.ri,' Capt. Gowan, late 10th Veteran battalion; ship ilerCnies ; Mounsey, London, 56 days, cargo dry g,,,,Lis—Pas seogers,;AJajor and Mrs. Fitzgerald ; Captain and Mrs. Hod . sotr; J. S. Wells . , Esq. and Mrs: Wells; Misses ;;;tanser, Rob inson and NV. Wright;" Rev. Mr. Best; Jos.. Marchingtun, F.-ai; 0. Dela tince . y, Esq.; John Delauncey, Eiq. and seve ral others. Also,dirrivcd, the lirig Anna, Picton. Wednesday, 5e r p,,,17,--Arrived his- Majesty' s s hi p W ye, Capt, Harper, from New Brunswick; Princess Elizabeth packet, II days from . New York ; his Majesty's brig Opossurit; Sarah Jane, .WK4lnna, master, 2.9 days from Grenada; spoke on the 3d Sept. in -Jat.33. 30, long. 66, the brig -John and Rolt'ert, Donaldson, of St. John, N. front Bath, for kinotoO, 'Jamaica. Thursday,. Sept. 18.—Arrived the ship Bittern; Landers, 31 dhys from Cork, ‘vitli passengers, bound for Norfolk, put in here short of provisions; brig Eliiubetli,.Peitzeh, 29 days limn Trinidad. Friday evening, Sept. 19.—Arrived the schooner Persever ance, Rowland, Grenada, 20 days. Left the brig :St. Helena, Leavitt, to sail for Jamaica, fora market. Cleared, the brigs, Amelia, Johnston, New Brunswic; Maria, Kay, Mirainichi ; ilibernia, Lebson, Richabucto; . Al ligatur, Coulson, Boston ; Louisa, Hobby, Jamaica; Ranger, Car, New Brill; .‘vick ; schooners Brothers, Christie, Bermu das.; Brothers, Snug, New York ; Citoyenne, Young, B;:. Cllatenr ; Brothers, Chisholm, ditto; Farmer,Tiiher, Percy sloop Jane.and Maria, Eldridge, St. Andrews.' ( • I'o.be.conoluded To.mortutv.) t.ctie J 1 ..~~... HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA. (From Me drtilliair Recortler.) . AUGUST 3, To7ocTouca lA, PBl7. SutidAy, Aug. 3.—Arrived .the brig Alligator, • Coulscu,'Antigna, 15 days, cargo runt, sugar, 4c. to Mr. AL. Richardson:; schooner :Mary Ann, Abilock, Canso ; Elizabeth, Walker, Boston ; 'Hogue, Trask, do. ; Good ; Intent, Flil , 3ey, t';;;bogo, •18 dayS, cargo ruin, sugar, '&o. to Mr. Jollt; Clark: Myt-I , Lo, Aug. 4.—Arrived the brig Kate, 'Tyne, Barba tho, cargo row, sugar, &c. to Messrs. J. and M. • • COURT OF CHANCERY, 'Nov. 10. This inorning the Lord Chancellor and the King's Counsel were in full mourning on account of the itte t welaneholyev ent. CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE. NI/ADS V. SCHUThIsT. Sir CgbIULL RbMtLLY, on the part of the Guar dians, moved that it he referred to the Master in this case to reporthat Costs were die ,to the Petitioners, under - the peculiar circumstances in which they, had acted, and also to tax these costs. The Leartied Gentleman then entered into a long detail of th e f ac t s , w hi c h are a l rea d y too well known to require repetition: , Sir ARTHUR PIGGnTT and Mr. 116.13 N, on behalf of Mr. and Mrs. Baze,bey,.oppo4ed the Petition, on the, ground shat a refer.euPe.; l 4-04 made to :the Master,. who, o the 28111, Aiy„.1815., a ward !ed 128Grwhich sum had been deeprdingly paid ; and also a subsequent sum of 'bool. odds, "'taking considerably more than 1900/. and no coMplaint whatever was made with respect to the decision of the Master. -Among site items in the expen _diture, there was a bill for 11131. which being taxed, was reduced to (would his Lordship be lieve it ?) 2931.! - On die whole, AC - Learned Counsel maintained it would be touch' better to wait till the Lady was of age, especially as that event was now so near-. Mr. LEACH, on behalf of Mr. Wade, &mtended that the• expellees, extraordinary as they were in t'temselves, were claimed on grounds equally oxtraordinary ; but this had been done before by the same Petitioners. The Petition for- merly- presented was nearly the same as that now before his Lordship ;• and in truth, the present application .was neither more nor less that► a wish for the Master to review his Report, with which the Petitioners were dis,atisfied, Much epence ♦vas alledged to have been incurred by the elopement, but the Court bad no means of decidingtvhetherthe 'statements of these expences were justly con 9 dl, for certainly "much . care should he Os( n the investigation of the elope ment, and if it had taken place. in consequence of the neglect of the guardians, they had certainly no legator just claim .to hope for 'a refund-lug. of the expence occasioned by their own inattention. Another claim was put in on account of the 10.. s of time, which was - certainly a most singular de mand on the part of - a guardian. 'He hoped, there fore, tinder all the'circutnstances of the case, • the application .would be refused. . • . Mr. BELL, on the satrie side, said, the -Lady was allowed 4001. a year prior to' 181.0— which, had subsequently b een i ncrease d to 7001 . and latierly by the Court of Chancery hi .Durham to 'BOO/. This sum was surely adequate to her support, and he therefore had no doubt the claims would be• refused. Sir S. ROMILLY made an ingenious and abl e reply, and contended, that nothing had been said to shetv the guardians had been guilty of the slightest culpable neglect. • With the circum stances attending; the first elopement his Lordship was well acquainted, particularly when the affida vit attending that event was recollected. The Lou.) CHANCELLOR pid he remembered it very well, for the person ‘V.I)6 made it expected to be hanged. He also remembered a conversation he had with ilielhen Attorney-General, who eon-. eidered that a •great crime had been committed, but was not sure if the evidence was strong nough for a Jury. • • Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY further contended,- tl►at the second elopement had taken place under cir ci►nistauces Which no human energies or vigilance could have prevented. The LORD CHAtvcilAoß then went over the different items at considerable length, and reviewed the . faCts of the case from its first commenremnent. ..,•••_•.• Tbere.were two or thr ee o f t h e claims .which he did not altogether understand, but on which he would speak to the Master ; but he refused Ibis. application isn the ground that no claims had been refused which ought not to hate been. tie viewed. this case without any prejudice whatever, although lie now felt himself bound to say, that a more wanton, gross, continued, and sullied contempt of the authority of: the Court had never taken place in this country. ,No application had been made to him suggesting any rational. objection to the making of a settlement, and though probably affection might be urged as an apology for former imprudence, be had 'fever heard of that. Alter seine strong animadversions on the line of col duct •which had been followed in this case, his Lordship dismissed the application. • . otherhusiuess of importance came on, and the Court adjourned at a quarter to three. - -The new Lord Mayor, .accompanied by Mr. Al derman Wood, the late Mayor, the Recorder, Aldermen,. and Sheriffs, came into Court at one o'clocjt, and paid their respects to his Lordship. U1.••.1%./.:\ Nor. ID. DIE 1 , ,k DIM. ‘VENNI3II V. HAWTHORN. This was an ejectment to recover the posses sioln of a Chapel at Dartford, in Kent, devoted to the followers of Lady Huntingdon ; and at the last Assizes held at Maidstone, before Lord El lenborough, the plaintiff was nonsuited upon the principle that inasmuch as persons who happened to come to the Chapel were accommodated with seats gratuitously, it was a devise for charitable uses, and conevently void by the statute of mortmain. Mr. MARRYAT now moved for a rule to 'Am cause why the nonsuit should not be set aside and a new trial granted ; but The COURT, after hearing the nature of the question stated, recommended that it shaild be turned into a special case. Abdut two o'clock the new Lord Mayer, at tended by Mr. Allerman Wood, the Iteeorr:erand Sheriffs (all the party being attired in plain mourning), appeared in this Court, and it pur suance of ancient law and usage, delivered in his warrant of attorney. Aftjr which his Lordship retired, and returned to the Mansion-home, in the same 'unostentatious manner as he ceeticd to Westminster, .. _ . utniit,n IA 1 bLLICiENUE. MARLBOROUGH-ST I RE'f, SPANISH REBELS. - Yesterd!q, r owengineer was charged at - this' alike by a Lieutenant Gilmore, of the R'tyal Artillery, who slated himself to he now a Colonel in .a foreign service, with besetting him at his lodgings . It appeared.that the prisoner had learn'ed that the Lieutenant was engaging his bro ther in'tite Spanish Insurgent cause, and was him self a'Colonel in that causes Prisoner was, how ever, bound over to keep the peace, anti recom-, mended, .if Ire really had any thing to complain of, to bring Lieutenant - Gilmore to a proper place of appeal. CHARGE Pp FELONY, AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. —Mary Jones was charged with robbing W. Farrel.. of V. When locked up in St. Giles's watch - )iouse, the prisoner attempted to, bang herself. On S. Furzenian going down stairs with.another charge, he found the prisoner suspended by her garters from a honk on the' door. She appeared to he dead, but medical aid restored suspended animation after Much difficulty. The prisoner ap peared in a deplorable state, and the case not be ing clear against her, and the prosecutor not de siring to pursuelt further, she was discharged. WORSHIP-STREET. STEALING DEAD BODlES.—Yesterclay T. Kelly, anus T. Vaughan, was brought up from the watch house, charg ed with a t tempt i ng to stea l, b o di es out of St. Luke's burial ground. The prisoner was recognised at the Office to belong to Israel Chapman's gang, andite was committed for want of sureties. - •• EXTRAORDINARY' ROBBERY. On Saturday night Mr. IJATDON, a respectable farmer, w , is attacked in his stable, near his hone, which are briween Ripley and Croydon, Surrey, by lour men, who, after heating him until they believed him to be dead, robbed him of bills to the tnonnt of 'BOl. and a silver watch. The I°l - are authentic partiQular . 4 Of this atrocious Case On Saturday Mr. Haydon went to Guilford to receive some money : he received four 10/.•Guild foi d hank -notes, of the following numbers-1981, 1985,, 1996, and. 2020. Lie set off on hiAseb'ock froM Guildford to riis house near Ripley, about •nine o'clock in the evening, and rode very ,slowly 'ail the way home, which is near. seven miles in distance. Air. Elaydon arrived at his stables be tween ten and eleven o'clock, and .was in the act of taking the s4ddle and bridle from his horse, when two men pushed open the stable-door, and roshed towards ;he put himself in an attitude of defence, and scuffled for some time with them ; b . eing a Very:powerful man, he was able to con tend-with them, and had nearly overpowered them, when two others entered the stable; one of them gave hint a tremendous kick in the lower part of his,.back; avid brought him to the ground; while 'he was on the ground, he received blows and kicks from the inhuman wretches until he.became totally insensible ; while he lay in that state, they rifled hint of the a!)ove-mentioned notes and Watch, and decamped, leaving him, as they sup posed, past " telling tales.',' Between 11 and 12 the Servant, who was sitting up for Mr: Uaydon, went to the stable, and found his master in the situation described ; be had still the paper in his possession upon which he. had written the nom- avers of_the notes, and on the following day (Sun- day) having considerably recovered from the ef fects ortlit treatment he had re ce i ve d on the pre ceding night, he sent to the Guildford Bank, and stopped payment of the Dotes. The villains were not at all disguised ; Mr. H. had a view of all their faces. Air. Haydon is in a dangerous situa tion. CONNUBIAL ihriirre - eenTly .appeared in Macclesfield Market, with his wife; whom he brought there for sale, with a halter round her neck ; a bargaini was soon struck, and she was disposed- Of for a sum somewhere between three and four shillings ; which coming to the ears of the worthy Magistrate of that Borough, he'catis'e& theM to be apprehended, and the husband; wife, and purchaser (who strove to show he was only au agent in-the business), have each been corn mitted to the Middlewieh House of Correction,' until the , next Quarter Sessions of the county of Chester. DREADFUL ACClDENT.—Saturday as Mr; and Mrs.' Alorecroft'were riding through Holloway in a gig, the vehicle got entangled with a dray, near the brewhouse, and it was - overturned, Both were throWn out, and the head of Mrs. Morecroft was thrown under a waggon passing, and crushed to atoms. What renders the case still more at flictiUg, is, that th e l a dy was -eight months gone, with child.. . EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE.—Last night - an In quisition was taken. before THOMAS STIRLING, Esq. Coroner _ fur, Middlesex, at the Genera! Townshend, Opposite 'Park-lane, Okford•-stre'et, on' the body of John Parks; aged 24 y ears , groom to Mr. Bartley, of Oxford -street. It appeared in evidence that the deceased was very imperti nent to his master's son yesterday week, and was discharged by - his master ; he was to leave the si tuation on Saturday night. On the Friday night lie was very low and desponding, and said to his . fellow serv a nt th a t hp m i g h t h ave his brushes, for he should have no further use for them ; on the next morning the deceased took some acid Of sit gar, a deadly poison, and shortly after was taken very ill; and in extreme agony ; he went into the stables while in such torment, and hung himself with a rope, which he tied to the beam' ;. he was . found In about a quarter of an hour after by his fellOw servant, who cut him down. ,Mr. Elsgow, surgeon, of_ Park -street, came immediately, and pronounced him to be dead. .Iterdiet.-".Hinged hiMself in a state of insanity." Yesterday a body, which the•tide cast in, was picked up among the rocks to the east of Brigh ton, supposed limn the clothes about it to be that of a French fisherman. Several hooks and fishing implements were found in the plackets. One arm was gone; it is supposed torn Oft by being driven in the interstices of the rock. . LONDON MARK Firs. PikrUE OF BREAD THIS WEEK. • Th . e highest,price of the 'best' Wheaten Bread throughout, the :Metropolis is staTed by the Bakers to be is. 2d. the' Quarters Loaf.—Some Bakers sell the Quartern Loaf fro* one penny to two-pened lower. lb. oz. lb. 01, Peek Loaf to weigh 17 •6 • Quarto-n Loaf to weigh 4 5 1 Half ditto .. ditt o .... 11 Half Quarter!' ditto .. 2 21 SEEDS. Red Clnrer (Foreign) Ditto English ' 60s fOs to 110 s Whiteditto Ry6-Grass Turnip, White .. Red and Green . . lOs 0d to 16s Od White. Mustard Seed 6s Os to lOs Od. . . Brown ditto l2s Od to 18s Qd . Carrq.way Seeds (new) CitiqueFoin Coriander do. Trefoil Ribgrass Canary (new) Ditto (old) Linseed Oil Cake Lathe Mill, 10. 13s. to 141..145. per tho: sand—Rape Cake 81. Os. to SI. 10s. per ton. UXBRIDGE. Corn-Inspector's Return.--Thursday, Nov. 6. Wheat per I. 171.105. 251. 1os. Oats N. Wheat'per I. =1 Os to .-1 Os Beans. Barley, perqr. 30s Oct to 51s Od Pease 44s Od to 59s Od Rye, 40s. Od. to 42s Od. New Packets. • Kent 241 —I Os to 2E4 es Sussex —1 Os 23! Os to 271 Os Essex 24! Os to, 281 1 5 15 Faro ham.. 261 OS to 301 OS F HOPS. PRICE 0 New Bags. Kent , 231 Os to 261 Os Sussex • 22l Os to 241 N,EIVGATE AND LEADENFJ;ILL MARKETS. • By the Carcase. Beef 3s Od to 4s Od I Veal 3s Od t o 4 s Sa Mutton 2s 8d to 3s 8 t ! Pork • 4s 4.1 to 5s 4,1 Lamb, '3s Od to 4s Od • ST. JAMES'S HAY MARKET, Nov. B. tray 31 lOs 0(1' to 51 . lOs Od—Average, 41 20s 0 1 titlaw Clover Oi Os ad t o 01 Os OU--Average, of Os 0,7 WHITECIJAPEL IIAY MARKET. Hay 4l lOs ad to 51 lBs Od--Average, 51 4s Oil New ditto.. 01 Os Od to 01 Os Od-Arerage, 01 Os ad Strid ll ISs Od to 21 4s od---Average,' 21 1s 61 Os ad to 7! Os Od----Average, 61 19s el PRICE OF LEATHER. . . Butts, 50 to Salbs each '_ per lb - • 21d to 234 Ditto, SG. to Gillbs each 24,1 to 26'd Dressing Hides . . . !ail to 171 4 Fiue Coactt Hides .Crop Hides, 33 to 401hs fur cutting '71 : 1 to ' 19 4 Ditto ......• -4.5 to 501hs - 14,1 . to 214 Calf Skins.. 30 to 401bs Ditto Ditto 7O - . to 801bs.v • 21a. to 274 Small Seals (Greenland) • 23d to ea Large ditto • per dozen 70s to 900 'Fanned Horse Hides Spanish-Horse Hid e s • • , . . . . . . . 1 1 : d d t t o o ;4%1 RAN HIDES. Best Heifeis & St eers , p er st. Ordinary, ....es Oil. to 2s 0 ' ' 2s Sd to 3s 2d Market Calf .. each .'. is P . ll , Middlin,gs'...2s 4d t o 2s 6d E ng— H orse • 9s Oil to los €# SHEEP SKINS. Polled Downs 's Ott to 0(1 Lambs Os od to PRICE OF RAW FAT, p , As stated by the Tall.Nelterz. St. James's Market .. 4s I d Illitechapel Market 4s I er Stone of 81b,—:N0.7. As stated b the Butchers- St. James's Market 3s I 1 Whitechapel Market 42 34 Clare Market Os bj Newgate Market 'Average .... 4,s Average - PRLCES, OF TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per 1121 b. Town Tallow.. Os Od --. 7 .3 od r Yellow Soap 96* Yellow Russia 69 3 Od — s od 1 Mottled . lo4i White ditto .. 70s Od —s ad Clird Soap ditto.... Ges Od —s Od - Pains Melting Stuff' Ws Od —s od Grayes ,Bsol , Ditto Rough.. 44s od — s . ad 'Good Dregs • 7s.- 03 PRICE Or CANDLES, from Tallow Chandlers' Flail. Price of. Candles, per dozen ' 11 Is 6kl—Moulds, 1.3 s Ott 6d per dozen allowed for ready money. COAL MARKET, Nov. 194 . Shipi at Market. ' , Shipg sold. P r i ce . 941Neyrcastio . . .. . 17. 409. od. it. 50s. 6(1 , 15 Sunderland—. J....... 13 ....4-Is. Cd. 'to 465. 6d• 1 Stone Coal '....0 ....... .. ---s..od. to -...:5. od• . , • EXTRAORDINARY ACCIDENT.—The_ following very extraordinary 'accident and almost miraculoug escape occurred about five oi.clock on Friday se'n night in Carmarthen :—A drove of oxen frissing through Spihnan-street, one of them strayed to the Castle-green, whence in his headlong course, he tell over the precipice facing the bridge; anJ through the'roof of a small house below, of which the inhabitants were asleep in. bed. It will na turally be supposed, that the terror and alarm excited on the occasion were great. Fortunately, however, part of the roof fell in, while the ox was balancing .across a beam, exactly over a bed in which were two children, fast asleep, and who were awakened by 'a rafter fallidg npon the bed. 'The parents h a d h ar dly removed these poor chile 'dren from their perilous situation, when the beam.. 'giving way, fell with its burden upon the - bed.• Not withstanding'all the alarm and bustle created by this occurrence, We are happy to add, no per sonal injury was 'sustained on • the occasion ; and what is equally remarkahle, the ox does not ap- • pear to have suffered Materially front his extraor dinary descent.—(Gloucester Herald.) BIRTHS. On the 7th inst. at Beaumont Cottage, Chertsey, the 17d; 9f John Hamilton Colt, Esq. of a son. On Sunday inoening, at his residence in IVlliteliall-yard, the Lady of George Jackson, Esq. of a daughter. MARRIED. On the loth instant, James Butler, Esq. of Russell-square. 'to Maria, widow of the late Captain Charles Macdonell,, and. eldest daughter of the late Win. Nassau, Esq. of Notting ham-place. On the Ist inst. by the Rev. Rd. John Davies, at Gui Meld, in the county of Montgomery, Captain R. 0. Tudor, of the. Royal Montgomeryshire Militia, to Emma,. youngest 'daugh ter of John Lloyd Jones, Esq. Maesruawr, Receiver-General for the counties of Brecon, Radnor, and Montgomery. DIED. On the 2d inst. Louisa, the wife of Henry Revell, Esq. of Round Oak, Englefield.:green, Surrey. On the Bth iust. in Ow 46th year of her.nge, Judith, wit** of Mr. Thoma's P. Priestley, of Saville-place, Mile-end-road. .ONDON: Printed by J. B. CARSTAIRS, 01 No. 29 , Great Ormond-street, Queen-square; and published by W. A• SCRIPPS, of No. 7, South Moltoh-street, at THE SUN Office, No. 112, Stand ; oihere Atireltisernents, Orders:. Letters, 3tc, (yost-paid) must be addresseTl.