The Sun. — London, England, 1817-01-07 00:00:00

UOVER CINADA. !UN r le. " Perth. etile»tent, an the Myer Tay, t i PPrr Calo4:do, ON. C, 1816. Wt were th'is day honoured by the presence of Excelleiley Lieut.-Governor Gone, tvho. fir - ,cOmp,initvi by Maint.,Getteral.‘VmsoN and Staff, itaid this new settlement a visit. „So early, and at tin• sAnie.tinte so flattering a proof of 1)13 Ex. celleney's pattounge of our infant est abridlinent, Cattill tint fail of producing the best impressions, as It inspired every one with confidence, and leads to a belief that our thriving prosperity was considered deserving of the istreotion of Govern., went. On entering the village Of Perth, the viii. toss were received by the principal inhabitants, couxisting chiefly of °Cheers lately belonging to the redneetl_ provincial corps, and they were enter. titter! by theta at their mess table, which did great credit to their resontrei. ."Che following day was appropriated to a 0111)11te examination into the interior system of oeimmtly adopted by the Quarter-Master-General's Depactment of this new settlement, wnh which ExcOlcticy was pleAsed,.to express his entire satisfaction. The party afterwards visited the . kielf::!.l)ntiling Scotch settlement, whose iohahi. tant Litely.arriveri from the iligitie•intig of scot. and appeared pinch pleased with their pro inlsing prospects. On visiting the lots ieserved for s he public Intilditiv,s, his Excellency was pleas. t a d to recommend one as heinti well (.AlOll,llOl for tl e site ot plAce of getter:ll worship, Upwards / of I.ftit) nerwns ltior wlaeatly estibli-Ised them seives within the townships comprised in this new ; fillti 1110110 V 4ctireely twelve months t,o“;'elansed sinte the first settlers Catlie thrEe, 1,. have already delred zantl sown from six to No acres ot tklatit, which twill afraid tin:in ts...xt setvinti the means of subsistence, and render them independent of the aid afforded by the 'Mother A.:wottry. • , ilappy ant'er the fostering protection of the Brandt Gortrtatnent, and grateful for its liberal Haire flow settlement will (if called 'bleat at some Finnic pet . itatl).eiteetioll)' evioce its t ;t,tiattole, lay btreaching kith ill . ; powertill aid -ill 'the goteriti tleftoace prdavince." `NAVAL l'it()N1011()NS, APPOIYNIENTS, Ste. Sce. Prortort Nts.—To he Peixt Cuplaine—AV . frill, of the Ilan.. cY,ur. 111,11 :lOrMillted to the commiirol'of the eitimoiv ; oo o 4 Bahl %et is, of the Tyr inn. Int erna;eicuida4—ri 4;1144 rolutt, ;int! .101 in Rolont.,i t o (a), To 61: )di-3,11)11 0,3 y t):opii, Tl,ltnnit4 llttocno 1)onahl Ge.irp,e Graham Sti , vhit 1, Chat lee 11',. Ross, Oeorgye Thottia4 (0 0 Donald , 'localie, Jabots ;Foster, tool Charles 1110rt00... Apeorts:rmv.:4r3 , ---C0p,!,i, , , , ,'--ftironid, to the Itterhos; vie 4. Till, pro I,rttNl ; to tlir Tyrtall, Viet' lioldwiti t ; Itowlt,r, fie the 1 ; .;,,e1 .1 , 1.1 , Ilaottigtritt.,. to, the . jontio.,, , ,totear. i,..04, , ,n0tt5—W. lluail , to the I(i;eliet•.rti r' wct:tvurth, to the ; W. It. 1)014.101 1 , 111111 li. IS4ucltst, t ; .1. W. ('.times, to the Compicror ; ll; Tay- Int', tit the Ezerlit I V. (4. Niart in, to he GOtiyatrile ; 11', At t oni r , to die Ilarrier 'folly, to the o.llrrooli,' to 0011111144 d the S sur• veying . reset..l ; I , Itottrim, to the (,:allotto+; .1. Lit itottooe to 'the Cherokee C. Clerehintt, to the Hove. Surger;d3--,./.. Duro., to the 4tllrtt 041)or11e, to the (...41n1i4; John Stokoe, In the Ciinitto,ria.; tieurge Bellamy, to the Egeril; Glick °shortie, to the ; :fames Palloiroy, to the hi.. veeo, , Vvegr , ll?.--Airtliony Doiolii.e, to the E . 4l•rrt. tt , Ike 1,i1144 , Crie. .1.1111 'clooti. 411 tlit' _Vag. to he (lea' of Survey at IVoolwit;h4Docl4 yard, :thr. ireartila OF,' bare been emperannualcd at • E r .47'`'Xrl l 3.-!—IV.0114, 1 ,0 I ll'it [nigh Wilii4m emu, Nei . eliont tiltrew,Oltiry, Michael Aylwrerd, jo!m ON, Jolin. 1 . 11; 1 0,,, 140hett Lnuirshfi, , Pomo!, Mieb 4 ,o,,A (way. ileter , .1011,1 1;c110elb, 11'11'1.1,6'1ft, I'l 4114 Pitt, Thomas 'Tay lor, Petvi. Johli l'oitog„ Willi tot Git!e, Charles . 11110 - 0001iti, I,lttlewood, 'Samuel Oiatfnl4 l l, Nlichael irrAY: Cr4W10.,4 , 1. Thotrytt t'forty, 001...01 I,atteaq. ,1;4.11,4 Iticii.il4l,orl, C;114411 ' l'ortle ot kthite, Slttel ,Kits;(,, Giles Pritchett,JamesCourtis, toici 1 loAtiw tt',oi.--‘trm. Pant, William 11'eleh,, livers, 1+0.a1011tt0r..1.04411 hitomotols, ph IViiliam St.'wm I. ItieliAr4l Jones, tliarles M'Co . thy,, 'Jtihti Groot, Wits, ,todreee J o hn (';reel, 3,11,11 NNillv (41, Wt 144.11, 011i:114 , % , 0d. Wilrit4o Jaclison, WU limo, .1,141114, 14 I 1.,,10tt0 George Roo, J0' 414 Ortoi4roe t Po r e, (.;hriitopher 13rown, 'Phnom.; THYlfir. Flo; Al'Uartliy, Joh,' Airatnore, joholiartlett, liirtst Charlton. Henry 1490, Peter (lade, 11:111, ,1 " 1 1 1 1 , 10 1 4t.tol.q, 91* , •41 l'hottrovEloeit, John Gr i i, lkolitet ItEowo, 10.10 'sVacil, Joinithan limper, 'Thomas Ketr, Ilieltartl Fender, Various' Dinmood,. ThurtitotAtilght, nod Thomas ilule. CA fli'VATrik , --‘l'llli4Ol 'Afebibold 14 4 :11 . 111leit, Smtpoo; , Ili . Cowley, Oliver et.iiei oil. ( I).troi Thomas, Wright Carroteae, (lope, .1. , 11.1 Cook, ItOttert strew, 'William Salkirl., Itoh,rt 5(044, .I.lll'oll Mill lc 54evenititt, John NI 3 ,101, Jolt, 4;0r,..11, "Tlioo;4« niter, !Ivory Cru•o, Natl . Crittio,„l4,loi • Fttniont 'rho i nu C. '1'11;1 sto I !iv., tiontissno P.otrts, .1i el,11),Id l.4eilN, Itoviii Cox, 111:1i.ott 'A . IIII rh'stiitt4, John IVone, I 11,t1;,,', 11,11-r Grove,, (lan I , l*, Arrlithald Lesti:r, .101411 tVilltatu Clow, owl .141111 [loopier. , _ . tt , .(titoto Du4K litcuoLAs.---Aftertlis iligh nc,4 left liksgotv on Tioirsdav•-afternooo, he through liamilton ahoer five O'elork, anti proetelleil iliteetiy to Lanark, but stopped to se4 ,the ronliAntle Stonehyres, by moonlight. 'rue ~refflurtiotiatifffis of the hut nt Ima4rk being itr,ttlegtotte to the reception of the . Grand Doke ory, they parotid the night at the hospitable iVrci , ;o;l Itowgre OwEN, Esq.. to which they preC,owily putt most resiplecifully hivited, At-t r )I , t.itlthstiog there on the .followiog morn. they insirected his mAguitirent works, unit the Si bole of the iotcroliog eStabliillinelit at NeWla. park, ftml attervviti'lls proceeMsil to Cori attuotled by their hoit‘ immetliately aftetwdrds the Grortl Duke set off fur Wife, highly tfruti tivtl With the scene . of nature and ant which LA lifirh had pee. , witteti'to hint, and the hospitality of Mr. 0 w EN. 1111,; F•):'‹ ,•\NI) ha; GREVIIOT.7,No _ . el; Mr. Man rial,,er Firle, near „ 1.e.,W1 . 4,, W. 14 ve,:hirqr 'Vier ; grwfrols, oy grey. 11 ,,, fi1d. the tlog, in passivg through the gal, of a hedge, on- Itennelell !Wilt:WS him so closely, that reytitird, sibi, of Li, ioaliility to trellis: by ...peed, embraced the litst voorsiile situation that pretseoted itself for the prateettoti of hi. 1,1,10,, er u ct Citio4 .ittp,mt, boldly waited the itttatla of the was *moo made, and a sharp battle, ensued, when the fox applied the artillery of his cli;sps so or , Gtoally, that the ita.eviinood cowed, Atpd rerriged ; hot, or seeing' •reyitisrti make 'a second start, his Co is - Age returiof , l, and again urged hini , to the pro'snit, s.l:isli noun 1,4 tenetial of the battle, stn the hank of n ;lasso vwer, or dike, into which', Irani the fierreness of : the 'vitae'. Mitts !muffled, anti there actlly struggled bard for victory', ai-lyngth again dretared or the fox, who drove the greybooh.!, smarting, frani thr water but mit front the 1 1,0 nria , ,.44aii, as he dial; reeroined on the sli t ire lowmovriog and watchiog the niotioos of j mor cry itArd hilt) 110 flitUllkf bladed, in an ex.hausteit eimwtion, than his ~t aitoch pastier, before he <mid hare time t, rally his strength, bifrseg upon him, and kiikd hilt wt,t bout tist•ther troohle, to the. great ad miral irm of hie uptstir, wit() bad itllXiOUlrly wafted-the itallE of the battle. LATE is,!o CS. , MANstow-liousr.—Yester . t lay Jo h n Carpenter was brottglit tip for a - second examination, tipon suspicion of having beet[ concerned itl the riots. One of the Sereantst to the Governor of the Giltspurpstrect Compter said, he loni spoken to Mr. Beckwith on the stthject of the pistol pro., duce() at the Mansion-house on Saturtitty from whom he learned, that the pistol had been purchased at a sale by him some [hue ago. The Luta) Mayon desired to /know Ivhether Carpenter had been see►► since his kpprehcnsio►► by a►►y of the witnesses against the persons con►- mittcd or held•to bail: The reply was, that the prisoner was not yet recognised ; that he hail not been seen by all, but that those ►cho visited him in prison had not the .filighte.4 recollection of him, 111r.lieekwith's boy N,tid, be was con% him! Car penter was 1101 in the sht►p on the day of the The Lorn MA you received a message-froth the Privy Connell, through Lord Sitiieinnth, intimaf. ing that tlie report of the apprehension of the younger Watson, at Pavillac, near Bourdeaux, was ermeous.. It seems that the person taken by the French Grvernment, under the impres. that he waS'the English fugitive, was it Mr, .Dale, brother to an apothecary in ihis, metropolis of that name. Thi , person bears On► . resem blance to that id VV ! eltion, and be had The p !Wit Upinl bell' recognized by ar , fa t uity i n the neight>onrim o d of the place in who It lie was confined, Mr. 1) de. was imme , lately leased. The Lon n INIA YOR received a letter Irmo the eldvi` 'Watson, nom cootioeil rerpoe,t jog (hat in I , is case !witty irons would be for the preseot dispensdd wiih. opplieutwo was successful. POLICE INTELLIGENCE,. QULEN-StItIARE. ASS A171..T ON G N 11: AL 11 A LE, Evans, a servant out of Ikery, was h 1 ought lutist e the Migistrate by rSuowbell, the constahl, ul ;r.. Luke's, Chelsea, on the charge of Is's waste', General Collin Halket, late of the Gernin gion, and now residing at 37, Sloane-streer, tor insolent behaviour awl an assault. It appear e d from the General's statement, that in the-course of yestetday morning isrsotser asked leave to go out for two or three hours, %t hick the Geacral readily agreed . to, hut desited him not to he' be youtl the hour of preparing lot dinner. This he promised to take care of ; but when the hour of five had struck by the house clock he had not re.. is cacti ; the General therefore lighted one of the candles on the sidebosro, and was proceeding ! do n stairs to,make.imporns,whe n he Nitwit:vans. at Ilse toot to the stairs, and called to hint, " Wil-' lison, you are too late; it is a good ti, al past five by my vottCh • HMI the house du e ls h a s si nic k.tt— Defendant " My watch is at good as your's, or the house . clock either, and it is not tive.“ Th e General, hinling he wad proceeding up tataira, desired him to gee dowsk into the kitchen 151151 liehtt the rather Servaut to attend as dinner ; he insisted he was as capable of doing his duty us the other servant Was, tool 'lse 'would (10 The General told hint he should not 'go into it twins shere he was, and walked immediately into the other dining•rooni, and placed himself near the fire, when the defendant said he would stay in the room, 'and then drew a chair towardi the fire, and sat down alongside his master. The Genoa! then noose, took up at candle; and wise gding out of the room, when defendant took hold of Isis arm, and helore he was aware of it,,swang him round. ()Is this complkinant raised his foot, and kicked. hint (ruin hiut, telling him at the same tia►c that if his toadied hini with his hand again be would knock hint down.. He still, however, persisted in his insolence, and struck the female servant ; so that, finding hint incorrigible,' the General was compelled to semi fora constable.— john Snowsell stated,. thorbeing sent for to take Evans into custody, whtnt Ire got to the !loose he 'saw him assault the General three tittles, and tote very insolent language. Committed tor want of bail. NI AN ;lON.HOUSE. Corret-Snors.—Eleven ; women nf. the town were brought up on a charge of being disorderly in a cotfee•sliop in Bridc-binr, early on Sunday morning. The Lunn MAYOR desired the Office's to mark the plAce or disorder, and observed, it was witless to order the:public-h ou s es to be clos ed at an early hour, when"soeti receptacles of vice us the nightly coffee-shops were ailoweil t o re main open. 'lime women were sent to Iltitlewell. OP CORONERS' INQUES List night, at halt-past seven o'clock, a Coro ner's honest was held in the Steward's-roota of St. Bartholo4,new's hospital, before Mr. SHavrox, the City "Coroner, upon the body of Carsten fieucke, a German, who died on Friday last, in consequence of contusions inflicted on his bead by Dedrich Butt, with a poker. Christian Neuman staled (through r the assist ance of a German interpreter) that he er as servant to ,Messer. H. awl S. Frieatke, who are sugar bakers, tit 205, Upper Thames-street. Deride', Butt and the deceased, we q also servants - to Frieneke.• On . Saturday, the 28th of Dc cember, alma( 9 o'clock, deceased and Btar were in a room attached to the premises. The deceased came tonne fitst, and slimily afterwards Dedtieli Bolt cape laitne, and they eat together. Other persons came into the room, but went op stairs 1 0 bed. When they had eaten' and d"rank together coder and stenks,Dedrich Butt bent a candlestick with a poker, and aftcra'ards attempted to straighten it with the sante poker. Witness Aid not know for wliat he did it ;. but he cOald not straighten ,the candlestick. fie attempted to do tr b) putting it on the tanle, and striking it with the poker. The deceased was sitting _at the other coda the table, and told Butt to go away, as be, shculd not do, it; Deceased had not finite finished hiS bill )11V He stiii continued to beat the candle sti, k. but the tit ceased tort him to go away, and nut •di Ike the table so; no' withstanding which Ire vot“inned to strike it more •vioiently. The ileee,t.ed then got op anti went to Butt, and pnsh. ed him From toe co; tier ot the t a hands; n„, p u,i t nii n down. Batt then returned to the table iottn. dt.ady, atiempt e d 1 0 com mence beatin g the .c-4ilutesTiek buctlre de ceased tried to 1 v hold ttt the pUker, and to- take it trunt bite , hot' he ‘COULI tart tel it go ; and they lotilrtt each ort e; round the (aide and both holdine the ; after each other s.•tne time, they each let go o n e ham,. hest each other with the other ha,id, and they then got bold of the linker with both ham,. ; anti shortly afterwards Dedrich Butt got the poker 10 Itiriisrlt , al.d begat, to heat the 6eeessed alt , tit the head. 'L,e deceased stooped, and liu t hit lick hits, StVcCal tiltieB over the head, and t!ie deceased fell' dow n. Blot and the dectasNl were, us far ni witness knew, corm friends, awl tint! ked together four They appeared lo he both in liquor ot; the , ven ng of the oeetirrettoe, but were not very drunk. Witness did not interfere. for' fear he sho,ld he hurt himself. The affray' lasted a very Ililolt tin m, • "dory Rigby; a servant at the Rummer house, rroitnhered stting the deceased uand Bunt together in a MOM drinking beer. They ap peared good friends, hut were b , ,th in liquor. Bun, howe%er, was more intoxicated thou the deceased. henry ‘Vorthing, one of the snrceons of St. Lartholomew's hospital, had no doubt that the death of the Man was occasioned by the tincture of the skull ; and he was Of opinion that it might have been done by a Mow from a poker. '1 he Coroner (Ar. Shelton) lamented that there( vent no other evitlettes; of the imiortimate eiream stance in question beyond that of Christian Nett man, and having recapitulated the evidence very minutely, lett it tCt the Jury to say, whether the blows given by 'Butt to the deceased were not the eUct of heated pasm;on, arising from the ecutile which had previously taken place between he. parties. The Jury, haying poosnited a few minutes, re turned verdict of " Manslaughter:" •Butt is already in Custody in, Giltspur-street Compter, and has undergone an extunination - be fore the Magistrate at Goildball. Saturday an Ittqltest.Was held tit the tOndon Hospital, hcfore 3.,W. UNWIN, ou the body of Abraham Davis, a fish finigSfllitli, of Brick-lane. The evitiei►ce adduced ptoved that the deceased, for some time before he committed the rash act that led to his.dvath, had been low, melancholy, and dejected ; that his conduct had been at tittles qutr:►geons, and at others desponding. His nte. dical attendant I►ad suggested to the family the propriety of his being befit to a place Of security. Lle, shortly after his advice, was found in his bed.ronto lying on his f►tce, with his' throat cm, and a great quantity of blood upon the floor. He was taken to the Hospital, and every medical assistance administered, but he languished for a short time and expired. A Su!geon of the hos pital stated, the - deccascd was• Id all appearance insane when he was brought there, and (liet4 from the.ctrects of the wound in his throat.. Verdict, "Insanitv." A lIIGIIWAYMAN.—On the 26th ult. as Mr. Bayer, of Culsdean, and Mr. W. smith, of Ford, Gloucestershire, were returning from StOw-in!.the ,Woht market, they were overtaken by a genteel ntan, well mounted, who presented a pistol at Mr. Rayer's head,' and demanded his money ; observ ing, that.he bad been an Officer in the army—had fought at Waterloo, but was driven to this des perate measure by distress ; having seen death in many shapes', was careless of the consequences. Mr. it. gave him all the notes he had about him. The villain, however, insisted that he must have some silver, and seizinj Mr. ,11.'s purse, took from it a few shillings only. lie then made an attempt to seize Mr. Smitn's bridle ; but he ,escaped by setting spurs to his horse. The high wayman, returning to Mr. itayer, asked his ad dress, alleginr„ that should fortune smile on him, he should probably return him his money. Therrsday morning next, the prisoners who stand committed on charges of felony will be re moved from the several gaols in Loot) ~n anti Mid dithex to New t ate, preparritorylo their ttials at the, ensuing Sessions in the Old Baile y, which commence on Wedaesday the Ifith instant. The Bari of BRIDGEWATER'S magnificent. Castle at Ailibeidge, has several times lately escaped con flagration. Different apartments have at different periOds been discovered on fire, but fortunately in tiine to prevent the diabolical intentions of the incendiary, who is yet nnknown. Strong suspi. dons, however, are entertaine,d respecting the °grottier. ST. JANIES'S EIAY ALITLKET, January 4. Uay 3l Os (k t o GI 105 O4 ti tiw Clover 4l Os Otl to tit 14 0.1-AverOgv, Al • 7: 4 (41 •WI I ITtCHAP EI, IL\ 1' :‘IARKET. !Tay , r ,l fps Od sl Ing al t 4) 1;1 On 041----Average, o d Str,m . PRICE OF LEATHER. flutts, ,SO to SOltos each Ih Ditto, IV; to tial>>s rash Niercitiluts' 'Sacks Ortnisisq Hides ~ Fine Coach Wiles Crop liltles, 33 ttr4ol6s for cutting Ditto 45 to 561 iii, 63 : ttti t . 000 E :31 : 7681 4 d.:: 18.1 Aa Cif Skins.; SO to 40Ib i • - Ditto su to 1011 33 Ditto 7O to 80Ibs i Small Seals (Gre en l an d ) >d f to 3" Large tigiu .. .... prr do2en 8 ,,, to ills RAW InDES. ' I &lest Heifers & St eers , par st. Ord Y.—.•inar 1 8d to t- ; .Ga 2s Ud to 2s 10d 111iirtiet titlf .. cacti .. 7' 1, Middlirigi 2-4 2d to 2s 4d E ng . 1-1 0 1., e ii . ),, ud to 105" pow-Frit E A ROUBOR.—Yestcyday Gibbs, the ‘ liurse pa trole, brought t►nyother of the Essex robbers, MOW et! Francis "'Merton, to thi* hart► again described the nt,►nner i n which he wss robbvd, anti identified the prisoner as one of the robbers. He stated that they h►+d no pistols, but the prisoner was the person who called him by an opprobrious name, and demanded his money or his life..---Gibbs stated, that he apprehended the, plisoner on Sunday, ut his n►vn house, on ShatlweliAvutth.....The prisoner affirmed, that lie was in his bed and asleep at the 'hilt of the NA. fiery, and 4 woman with whom he cohabited of fered to swear to that fact.—Sir N.CONANT, how ever, thought it Ins ditty folly to commit the pri soner for trit►t at ,the next Chelmsford Assizes, anti hoped tie would be there obis to establiili his in nocende. 'On Thntsday Ifi4l, about eleven o'clock, same friends of an elderly lady, of West Teignmiluth, called to inquire alter her health, when they were told . tt.e lityl breathed :her last, The ring The %vo l e wt,, s taken oil and placed on: the linger , Of one Of her bewailing friends ; the sexton was sent for ; the . bell (according to custom) roiled ; and the undertaker, had arrived to measure the hoids6—. whin, to the astonishment of call , the lady Opened her eyes', HMI Witit 110 little i llllol llllllolelit 100, when she discovered the 'prepay:lt itins malting tot her,funeral. The next (lay the hily was will enough 10 enjoy the conversation of her &ionic... Western Luminary.) LONDON MA! ZETS. PRICE OF BREAD THIS WEEK. The highest price of the best Wheaten Bread thrOullhoa the Metropolis is stated by the Bakers to be 17d. fd. the Qua tern I.oaf.—Some Bakers sell the Quartern Loaf frota penny to three-pence lower. - l b. a ... lb. oz. . Peck Loaf to weigh .. 17 6 I Quartern Loaf to weigh 4 ' 5 Half 41410.. ditto...: 811 Half , Quarteru ditto .. 2 f SEEDS. Red Clover (Foreign) —s 90s to 126 s per cwt. Date, English- Whiteditto... -75 s Il6s to 147 s , Rye-Gra,s 'turnip, White - - 2os Od to 264 Od per busks Red and Green ... • 304 Od tu 40s Od - White Mustard Seed 7s Os to tOs Od Brown ditto les ad to 2111 Od Carrasvay Seeds ... • Ciniiite Foil] .sos 04 to 80s Od' per qr. Coriander do. Trefoil - -, - 204'361s to 34s per cwt. Canary : —s 343 to 88s 04 par rlr• , 'Li4s.evd Oil Cake at the Mill, 171. 17s. per thoustlng! Rape Cake 91. 9s. to 101. 10s. CX1311; DGE. Curn-Inspeetor's Return.. NewWnt. perl4.l9lloBto3oloh Wllt. per id. —l—s to I "0.4 Barley, per. qr 27s od to 558 04 Oats —Thursday, January 2., Deans 38s Od to 78i 01 Old ditto —s od to P " s u 49 of to as Oi Bye —o to ri O4 PRICE F HOPS. New Bap. Kent sttssex lol 103 lo 141 • Os New Pockets. Kent •• • 121 Os le ISI Sussex.... 114 115 to lel 1: • • . 141 Os to 11)1 1 kartillain.. 01 135 t0‘241 NEWOIVIT. AND LEADENIIALL MARKETS.. By tht: Ca 4 e4sc. . 1 1 1 ; 4 : e n f t,vii !2's By .1 1: i t' ji, Q S:- QBl to ou 45 : PRICE OF TALT.ONV. St. James's Mar Let Os 0,1 Clare. ;Market Os Oil Whiteettupel Market :is at! per stuut of bill. Town Tallow 511, 04 •—• O d Yetiow itu,sia 67i ud Whity ditto —s Map ditto.... 564 04 --4 Melling Sinai' (1 4 45a Ditto tough... ad Good Grave s ......... .. Dreg, ..i ........ 7,5 JL , Curd Pa1m......'t , toy tis !cl for ready mon e y. , a. ad Average, as ad Yellow soap Mottled.... • 944 Price of Candles, p er amen, Cgi per dozen allowei -- . - COAL MA IttiliT, JANuARIM Ships at NlRfket. .• Ships s , ,hl. Price. _. 165/ Newcastle.. """' 1 684 374: Od. t o 425. U 4l , IS Sunderland .... - On Saturday' night, Wm. Arinst rang, a Wan in the employ of Mr. Csrtmell tanner, Darri°o'lo Carisle, was drowned in one of the taw bits, during the storm. It is supposed that he ,vent into the yard to observe the rising of" the Noe ter, and that be was blown into the pit by violence of the wind, which, at times, in exposo situations, was irreiistilde.. DIRTFIS. On the 30th ult. at Hastiu s t y the wife of William Turn' hull, Esq, of a sun. .4)13 thv 3d inst. at Camberwell-lane,. Brixton, W8..1. 14 ' Westint, of p son, snt %inlay, the Lady of N. 'G. Ingraham, Esq. of non; On tin' .Ith inst. at Hollycombe, Sussex, th.e. Latlyof Charls. W. Taylor, Esq. M, of a son and heir. .\t langfield Glebe, in the County of Tyrone, It eland, th • Lady ut the Iter:Josepli Pilkington, of a 5,,0. MARRIED. On %reties(lay, at Alrerstolce ' Lieutenant Barker, It. N. to Miss Watts, dau g ht er o f -Mr . W. P. Watts, of the Red Litgi Inn ' Gosp o rt: On Thursday, at Doncaster, Mr. Mintmock, Adjutant o r th e WIAt ng Yeomanry Cat - ally, to Miss Palmer, daughter o f Mr. Edmund Palmer. On the:int h 0. St. Marrs, Islington, the Rev. Johtt Gore, to ,Nlaria, only daughter of the late Captain 40 )111 Toone, of Upper Terrace, Islington: DI SD. . - On the Bth of April last, at fictroolen, Major Portreigi 4s4 the Strall native Bengal Regiment. On the 25th ult. at her house in Abercromhy-place, burgh; the Iti . ght Hon. Mary tja!iyhtirton, Countess Dowag" of Aboyne, widow of Charles liklilyhortun, Eao of Aboo:1 and daughter of James Earl of Mundt), iu the both year her age. , _ • Ott the 24th ult. at !tonic Castle, Forfarshire, NotrCule 4 Ross, Esq. of Rossie. On Frolay-iast, at Sunbury, 'Middlesex, Mr. Jahn Pry Giraud, of the Treasury. in the 45th year Of his age. On Satutday, Mr. Veconchy, late of Bond-street, At Exeter, Anne, the wife of Ralph Rice, Esq. Barrister IS' Lt,w, nod daughter of the late Edmund P. Bourke, Eq. Opnittilirae,csut,hri.:4.t.ofintie Stornisetarsnel.ostft Jamaica in Por tman -square, int: lip " On the 9.:3i1 ult. Nicholas G arrey , Estit of. Tully, in tbs County of Mayo, Ireland, at the advanced age of 107 Yea ll 'o. At sea, on his way to Britain on the 9611) of August IA J Alexander Cameron, Esq. late ' Captain iu the 79th regime- ii lli g of foot', and .youngest son of the late Ewan 010 10 "" Gleneris Fsti . SaturdayOn ii tie the,wi ,wife e l4t o h f in,n i, l ; t rim i u n od l)o sv wl i i t ig e g rt a g l e te d ar 6s S i ed ur t i p t e d e: / h i Friday the 20th, Edmund Svicrr, at the age of 72. it , Melancholy t ru th th at t h e w h ole of the fam i ly have been 1 5:,,„ and interred in th e sh or ts ace of is days, viz. Leyn*Ed i 711 son, th e mother; and now the taller, iu consequrge`e, 0 0 41 contogious f e v e r b roug ht h ome by one of their son 4 i serving under the Duke of, Wellington, in the glortoue of Waterloo, and iti Frartee, - from which country he ty so pitied to hare mailed Jose only with life, and was t a i st. mended' to his native clime to recover and r e no v A te his terra frame. 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