The Sun.
London, England, 1852-02-23 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

DISCONTINUANCE OF ADMIRALTY LEVEES.--In Con-
"sf quence of the break-up of the Russell Ministry, Sir
Francis Baring has discontinued his levees.
THE NEW FIRST LORD.—We believe there is not
the least doubt that his Grace Rear-Admiral the Duke
of Northumberland will succeed Sir F. Baring as the
First Lord of the Admiralty. The other members of
the new Board have not yet been decided upon, but it is
generally understood that Commodore Sir Thomas Her=
bert, K.C.8., will be in the new patent.
Rear-Admiral the Hen. -M. F. P. Berkeley,. C. 8.,
left the Admiralty, on Saturday, for Chiehester. The
Gallant Admiral returns to the Admiralty today.
The Pantaloon, 8, Commander Hyde Parker, arrived
yesterday a Lernoon at Portsmouth, from St. Augus-
tine's Bay, Madagascar, which the left on the 18th De-
cember. She was off the Cape on Christmas-day, but
did not touch there; touched at .St. Helena the 12Th
JanattrY, and Ascension, the 18th. There was uo ship
of war at St. Helena. The Penelope steam frigate,
Commodore Bruce, arrived at Ascension the day the
Pantaloon left. The Athol store-ship was also at that
anchorage. The Pantaloon brings no news. For the
last week she has had bad weather. She has been two
years and eight months in commission, and, after being
inspected to-morrow, will come into Portsmouth Her-
hour to pay off. Mr. Irvine, mate, and Mr. Deuce,
master's assistant, have come home in the Pantaloon, -
Sampson, 6, steam-frigate, Captain L. T. Jones, made
her-number, and anchored about five o'clock at Spithead,
yesterday afternoon.
BRITISH SEAMEN SHIPPING TO AMERICA AND CALI-
FORNIA.—Wo are sorry to understand that a number of
our best seamen are proceeding to America, where it
appears they are better paid, and some go on to Cali-
fornia to take their chance at the diggings. A gang
lately paid off from the Southampton, paid their passage
in one of the packet ships from London to, New York,
and were on board when the ship touched at Ports-
mouth. Several of the seamen lately paid off from the
liecla, also paid their passage and embarked at• Port-
smouth to New York.
DEVONPORT DOCKYARD SAVINGS BANK.—At the
recent annual meeting of the savings brink in this esta-
blishment the sum of 25/, was voted to Mr. Scott, seceiV
class clerk, the actuary, as a small token of the high
estimation of the masters and managers of his zealous
and efficient services for a period of 34 years. Mr.
Scott, with great delicacy, declined to receive a present
in money, and the trustees and managers have since
presented him with a handsome silver salver, bearing a
suitable inscription—the product of the sum of money
voted.
• Clerk in Charge—William Elliott has been appointed
to the Herald surveying-vessel, fitting at Chatham.
Clerk—Richard Monday has been appointed to the
Impregnable flag-ship, Devonport.
Diligence naval transport, Mitchell, master, sailed
from Devonport on Saturday with stores for the squad-
ron at Cork.
Camel lighter, arrived at Devonport on Friday, with
stores from Deptford and Portsmouth.
PLYMOUTH, FEB. 21.—The crew of her Majesty's
steam-ship Vesuvius bent sails yesterday. To. morrow
she will be removed from Hamoaze to Barnpool, when
her compasses will be adjusted and her crew will be paid
advance.
The steam-frigate Vulture, having taken in coals, was
placed on her moorings yesterday.
There being no dock vacant here to receive the Are-
thusa, 50, Captain Symonds, she sailed on Thursday
for Portsmouth. She -had previously obtained si clean
bill of health.
The brig Pilot was paid off alongside the jetty on
Wednesday.
. A dock is preparing for the Sampson steam-frigate on
her return from the coast of Africa. _

_The Commodore-Superintendent has-caused a minute'
to be published, cautioning all persons employed in the
dockyard from furnishing information to newspapers. i
The.whule of the clerks were cautioned in presence of
the principals.
On Wednesday a joiner named Hooper, carrying a
plank ou his shoulder in the dockyard, was driven by
the wind against the south-west angle of the officers'
department, and unfortunately had his skull fractured,
and died the same evening. On Thursday a man named
on a caisson in the Keightun
Madder, while working
-
Stcatnyard, fell from a stage, fractured his skull, and
died on Friday in the South Devon HCspital.
eoCno,lopnre.liErtenrdte7gest, inspected on Thursday the staff, of the 77th Regiment, and his sur
g
of the South Devon Militia. The Noble Colnne!, the
Earl of jgorley, was present, with Captain Fisk, the
adjutant, Dr. Butler, and Captain Ralph, the quarter-
master.
The directors of the Bristol and Exeter' Railway
Company have at length entered into an arrangement
with the Electric Telegraph Company for laying
down
the electric wires on their line. Thfs will complete the
communication from London to Exeter. It is to be
hoped that a similar arrangement will be made on the
adequate for its own requirements, and, from
South Devon line, the wires on which -at present are
scarcelyiiicffieie
nt management, especially in stormy weather,
are a frequent source of disappointment and vexation.
SUEEttNESS. FED. 21,—Her Majesty's ship Waterloo,
120, flag of Vice-Admiral the Hon. Joseeline Percy, will
comp out of the basin to-day and be moored off the north
pad of the dockyard.
Her Majesty's ship Horatio, 24 (screw steam guard-
ship), has "Shipped and mounted her main-deck guns.
Her ordnance stores arrived on Thursday from Chatham
in the gun boy.
Her Majesty's steam-frigate Cyclops has fitted her new
bowsprit and jibboom. Her lower yards aro crossed,
topmasts fielded, and her topmast rigging is being set up.
On, examination it is found that the defects will occupy a
longer period than was expected, and her being removed
from the dry dock is deferred until the 3d-of March.
The very strong winds from the -north-west which
prevailed during Wednesday and the following day have
caused some damage to the shipping on the coast. Early
on. Thursday morning the brig Polly, from Shields, for
London, laden with coals, grounded on the Mouse Sand,
and as the tide ebbed sank by the head considerably, and
lies in a.very precarious . situation, It is very doubtful
if she will get off again.
The collier brig Rival, of Sunderland, bound for Lon-
don, came into port yesterday in a leaky state, having
four feet of water in her hold. She struck twice on the
Gunfleet during the gale which came on on Thursday
morning. Ano_ther brig (light), but whose name from
the, hazy state of the atmosphere codld not be made out,
,Was observed lying in South-west reach with her main-
mast carried away. On Friday morning the Nore was
completely covered with vessels, there being 200 tinder
sail. •

APPOINTMENTS.
NrOOLWICII, FEB. 21.—Lieutenants—Sir James A.
Dunbar, of Boath (1842), to be flag lieutenant to Ad•
mirel Sir. John Ackworth Ommanney, K.C.8., Com-.
yonder-in-Chief at,Devonport; Hugh M. Elliott (1847),
to study steam at the factory at Woolwich dockyard.
Surgeon—Frederick M. Rayner (1851), to the He-
rald, 28, at Chatham, fitting tor surveying service in'the
South Seas. A
Assistant-Surgeon--John D. Macdonald (1849), from
the Royal Navy Hospital at Plymouth, to the Torch
steam vessel at Woolwich, fitting as tender to the
Herald.
Clerk's Assistant—T. S. Chanter, to the Herald.
surgeon—Robert Mc'Cormick (1827), to the North
Star. , .

. . .
THE BOLIIIFIRTH . CATASTROPHE.
~
HOLDIXIRTII, FRIDAY NIGHT.—On' the re-assembling'
of the jury, atter a brief adjournment, this afternoon, a
most important witness was called, whose testimony ex-
plains in a few words the immediate cause of the accident.
This was Mr. James Armytage, surveyor to the Bud-
dersfield Improvement Commission, who, deposed to
having made an examination of the waste pit and swallow,
by direction of the GOvernment. Commissioner, _Captain
Moody. Mr. Arrnytage said that,. in pursuance of his
instructions, -he first lowered the water in the
reservoir , 'Sufficiently . to. ' enable ,him 0
~ 'exansiee
the . shuttle. On - proceeding- to do , 001,1 13e
found. a very large. 'moue in front -
a.
oget.not
shuttle, wilichialinost completely
tleirpeecor font
the water into the waste pit. There
were
One, and, as it
smaller stones. lying, against the larger
here produced the
stopped
,th
were, supporthig it. (Mr. Armrareasur,ug
i seventeen
larger stone—an immense 131,0: 'nearly too pounds.)
inches by tWenty,
t-whatber the stone had been
On . being questioneadn
said it w aby"igelcogroner Mr. Artnytege
ga4l9 impossible
tleadgtentionally or not. It might
placed's__ inst the•shatti
the
watersbeenveriyt
allow in the
' but be inclined to the belief that , tut
five
reservoir,
have been so
place where is was found by 'the
placed hat
been carried to the
force of the current. _
further
fter the production of, some
A evidence, chiefly
corroborative; of th©~ pdrevi 'one testimony, the inquiry
adjourned until Fri ay next,
was .when it is understood
Captain Moody will give , his opinion, which will no
doubt have considerable weight in enabling
Lome to a conclusion. the jury, to

VENTILATION- OF THE NEW HOUSE, OF
COMMONS.
The tone of Dr. Reid's' remarks was moat unjustifiable.
We are informed on 'good authority that every recluid.
tion he- made, with the exception of the removal AA the
-..
paint on the floor, which . the Commissioners. of Woks
would not sanction, was attended to; and that the drains
complained- of by him were put in by his Tinr:
ni is_
takes made in this matter, much inianageraked ig is quite
toiling shown on .one side or ,the ti_tru'ld be stopped.
from his. Own drawings. There have been
time that further waste of. mom/0Z
said to exist in
snit is bad
We are unable to recognise the difficulty
money is no objot,
Ventilating such a chamber, when
n.,„ d all initio. It. will
4nd provision for it couterner;a.y,
that 58,0001. hate
Scarce)); be believed when
ty costing, we are told,
of Gatemone, and that
date work it. We mist; at' the
begging liiembers'of the
already,been .spent. on the ventilation of the new House
same 00/t.ima
ey,etaark,
ii,stieLgia.igbeerty
of
xt:Flair trial. - The inconsiderate way
apatient and reasonable, and to give
h of DriViNge to say so), in which
tlieown Iti,i
it. :ohgeo
tau
. t a breao— • , 'f i'
Cif it be, no loco. in. expenditure 0 thousands. last .. es-
te -rushed
doubt alterationravel y boofthan theiru ntriedli
sagacity ounsendm; irgablelnecaed.
in parenthesis, that on the 11th her
V" /136 Y a leased to confer the honour of knighthood
uisioomnot
dthodeudbgere,
tirskstY was Bici/der• .
31,.
_ .
op • Barry________—
THI Lays, OF EVIDENCE IN SCOTLAND.--The Bill
0, amend the law of evidence .in Scotland, brought forward
-
by the ~,• .
Te sections. it provides that witnesses are not to be ex-
ailed by reason of crime, agency, partial counsel, ap,
pearauce without citation, or precognition after citation,
!alit may be examined as to credibility. A party to an
aftion may be adduced as a witness, unless it is shown that
b has a substantial interest. - A witness may be examined
as to' liaihrig made a different statement. All laws and
piactieeinconsistent With-iiie'PreiiiiOne of this' 13111 are.11:)1)! •
repealed.

THE COUNTRY MARKETS:
LIVERPOOL,, FEB. 21.—There is no active businesi passing
to-day, but there are symptoms of a better demand from the
interior. Prices fully maintained.
MANCHESTER, FEB. 21.—The trade throughout tlfe week
has continued to rule exceedingly inactive, few sales occurring
in any articles. The arrivals from all sources at Liverpool and
Runcorn are only to a moderate amount. Oar market this
morning was of a lifeless character, and although holders ors
evinced much unwillingness to lower their pretensions, huyers
of wheat had the turn of prices in their favour. Flour met a
slow sale at the rates current on this day se'nnight. Oats
were rather easier to buy, but oatmeal remained steady in
value.
NOTTINVHAM, FEB. 21.—A slight tendency downwards
still manifested at most of our local markets, particularly with
regard to wheat and barley. Yesterday at Derby a small
trade was passing in wheat at last week's rates for dry par-
cels ; inferior was Is lower. Barley also ruled about is per
quarter lower. Other things as previously reported. wheat,
red, 44s to. 46s per 36 stone ; ditto, white,
50s to 525.; bar-
ley.. for malting, 3os to 33s imperial measure; ditto, forr
grinding, .27s to 29s per 30 stone ; oats, old, 22s to 26s per 23
4
stone ; ditto, new, 21s to 23s ; beans, old, 36s to 39s pe 3
stems'; ditto, new, 34s to 355; flour, 31s to 32s
33s to 34s per 20 stone.
At Bury the best wheat realised last week's rates. Barleywas h to 2s per quarter lower.
At Woodbridge the trade for both wheat and barley Iva'
heavy, at a decline of Is.
On Thursday, at Stowmarket, the supply of wheat was
short, and maintained late rates. Barley was 2s per quarter
cheaper.
At Bungay, on the same day, the quotations for both wheat
and barley were reduced Is to 2s. ; superfine,
GLASGOW CATTLE MARKET, FEB. 19.—At our market
toldaY the numbers were—oxen, 872 ; sheep, 1,481.
market was well supplied with good cattle; and The
the same as last week. Best ox beef, 435, current 40s ta 421,
inferior 32s to 38s; a few turned out unsold. The supply
of
wethers was good. Top priee 50, current sd, inferior 4d 10
qd ; a few left unsold. bulbul,
DALKEITH, FEB. 19.—The relative weight per four
prices InUCh
of the three prices of wheat were 18st 41b, 18st 01b, andiett.
71b. Oats. 12st 91b, 12st 21b, and llst 21b. Barleys 16gr''`U7
15st 81b, and 15st 31b. Peas and beans, 19st 11b,- 17102""7
and list 51bs.
Qrs. Best. Current. • leerier.
653 Wheat ... ...... £2 7 0 £1 18 6 £1 10 0
1561 Oats
378 8ar1ey......
89 Peas and Beans I 13 6 1 9 6 1 6

Average of wheat 388 Old. pd,
ABIRDEII4, FEB. 20.—Grain—Oats 17s 6d to 1841
401bs per bushel; foreign oats, 00a Od to 17s Od, 401bs per blight
barley, 23s Od to 24s Od. 521bs per bushel ; bear, 24100:0
Od, 521bs per bushel; wheat 40sto 425; oatmeal, 14sOd,t0 1,53
per boll; flour, 32s to 33s Od per sack. Provisiosr'P'''l
4d to 6d per lb ; mutton, ditto, 4d to 6d;
to 6d ; pork, per stone, 3s Od to 3s 6d ; lamb, per Ib, 4d to, 6ci:,
tallow, per stone, 03 Od to 3s 3d ; potatoes, peach ~.
4d to 6d ; rabbits, each, Od to Od; bares, v•
to Os Od ; grouse, per brace, Os to Os p
er, per lb, B._ ,d tsue°o6;
eggs, per doz, 8d to lid ; cheese, p cwt, Os to Os Ua ; Jo.
pet pair, 3s 6d to cis Od; chickens, ditto, 23 Od to 2s 6cl; ducks? ea,
2s Od to 2s 6d ; ducklings, ditto, 2s to 2s 6d; turkeys, Pair_Lot
to 9s Od; geese, ditto, 7s to 8s ; butter for exportation (prr-nd
cure), per cwt, 00s to 60s; eggs, wholesale price, per daseni7
to 60 ; 41b loaf, 6d ; 21b loaf, 3d ; pork, per stone of 14"1
ud to Os Od; pork fine, small, 5s 6d to Os Od; Vric'2lli.
veal, ditto, vs.
3s 6d to 4s 3d; ship pork per barrel of 204 lbs, 'Oa 8d;
Meal—Oatmeal, Os Od to is 6d; barley dust, 7d 1,0 3d
peaserneal, is 10d to 28 Od ; aids, Od to 7d; beremeal' ley
to la 4d; flour, is 8d to 21 Od ; barley, per lb, lid to 2d ;
flour, is 5d to la 6d. •
"' fel:heti•
MALIN, FEB. 20.—We had. a small supply' better
wheat and of barley this day. There was rather a
feeling in, wheat, which moved off at Tuesday's prices, as
did malting barley, but in grinding barley a reduction of a
au.
per barrel was submitted to. There was a fair s
upply of
Fresh feeding qualities maintained their previos currency
other deseriptions were very dull, and where sales were'effect?:
a reduction of about 3d per barrel was generally ME__
Scarcely a transaction occurred in f •wheat, with the e'
foreign a I. Pert
cept'on of Egyptian, which was sold at a reduction
barrel. Very little doing in Indian corn, bat we do,ll°
change our last quotations.
also

We regret that we c,C;l(3)nrotelFEß. 20.
newel of activiiy or briskness 'in the trade. e a f -
arrival from abroad to announce, nor do we expeet.aey,o- ifatn,
sequence for some days yet. The receipts of borne rain,' , -1,,
excepted, which are in fair quantity, are moderate, the supply
report any appewaranheev:fiehrerre;
for the week being : —Wheat, 472 brls at I9s3d to 22s 6rl',Per
barrel ; barley, 647 brls at lls to I2s 10d per barrel ; oes,
5,073 brie at 9s 6d to lie per barrel, The value Of cos II; de..
scription of grain is fully maintained. Oats for. seed purpf,:s
are 4d per brl dearer. With short stocks 'of prime forete
wheat here, and • the non-arrival -of supplies 'from &brae,
holders ure very firm. We quote Polish Odessa; Ni 13111t,r
brl, indeed 25s is the price now asked.. Batley, which is sa'r
as scarce, continues
o any i
mptoortbarni nceg
inclined to give way, in value. We do not, however, alter,onr.
teoxtnreotmiceeriant.eosa.te,.Wwheihchave'seenmo rtraithlies;
quotations of last week. The flour trade is very dull, sou
bakers purchase only in small quantities.. Prices , are
changed- In Indian corn the business now passing is li
ra!"
in the extreme, and the article exhibits this week astill further
tendency to decline.' In the early part Of the week,,howerr%
same sales did take place. ,
Barrels. ' Ces'reeel•_,;,.,—
5 White wheat 22s 3d to 00s Od 00s Od-20
21 Red wheat 2ls Od to 21s 6d: 00s' Od-1,-20'da
0 Ditto oos Od to 00s Od • ' - 1
O Ditto ... .., .. 00s, 01 to 00s ed .
23 Barley -12 s Od to 12s Rki ,
O Ditto '°Qs Od to 00s 0(1 29s 0&--16 do
0 Ditto oos Od to 00s• Od
, .
O Bere oos Od to 00,1 Od.
483 Oats 10s Od to 10s 4d
328 Ditto les '4d to, 108 6d 00s ocl-...14 do
79 Ditto ... .: .
31 Pigs 24s- Od to 31s 9d 31s Od per ovrt
Quantity sold at the Highest Prices:— '
ow;
0 barrels white wheat ; 16 red ; 7 barley; 4) bere;
Qviruanheattit,yso6f4.Graßinaranleyd,
3 pigs.
Number
PRICES OF BUTTER.' '
CANT. CURRINCT.
..
79
First quality
Second quality
r oofaPtsi,ps,7Bld6.lastplvree,kst2-;.:
Third quality 671 Third quality ............... .
450
Fourth quality
Fifth quality
~;
Sixth quality ... „ •
,001 Sixth. quality .. ..... .........-47
Return of Cattle Sold for week ending Feb. 14.
Pigs, 842. Sheep, 275. Cows, 137' 15. Od;
Coax.—Flour.—First 12s 6d to 141 Od; extra ',., enga
seconds, 10, 6d to 1280 d; households 91 to 10s 6d; thirds, 11.71 i,
per cwt. Oatmeal lOs 6d to Indian :32410s Od to 7s 6d; Irsrri;r
meal, 101 Od to lOs 6d per ewt. Indian corn 7101 041...r,7.1,,rage
ton. Bran 8"s 6d to 90s per ton. Hay—Farmers 19at°""'fistimell
275; dealers 36s to 38. Od; average 36s per ton. S,,traw'""000t Od;
16s Od to 24s Od; average 20s; dealers 301 ou, riA to (AI;
average 00, Od per ton. Bread—Wheaten las' vs-
gd
household loaf 5d to Od. per 41b. Fresh batter,6ol,o.,
10d per lb. Eggs-41 4d to 4s 6d per beadr,,4± . , cubs,
NewThmt 151 Od ; Lydney lbs ; Landore ut'' ;. oft.
12s 6d per ton. Tallow 38s Od to 401 Pr 'Dods
pork cicl to Oct; bacon 6d to 7d;
Whisky, 25 0. p., 56 gd per imperial galle7. 4,1 ?to
—Beef 4d to 611 d ; mutton 5d to 60; v lb.- 11(1P°
Od ; sausages 0d Pl:rosin's' tcas-
EV Eis to 9/ Os per cwt. • Bangor slates 2/17s fid ta t Der stage.
ditto, 21 158
Bark, red 71 to 8110$ per ton. Fleece wool 1.41 t0,1t"o'008; re"
ditto,iemP 224951 thto 304051 pilrrWbn'arreFlig;h—Netfooteunhdlhanerrding:l°ls.s6to; 1 sr
Ver°°
ton. Timber—Memel, 70s per ton; red Pine' 100. Ilidale..
per ton; deals, 151 to • 181 Per `, eilf skins
Market Ms to 255; salted 20s white per ayr" ,I. Oath
3id to Od per lb. Potatoes, 7d tO u';‘,l' to WOO
10d to 12d. Guano—Peruvian, 111 Os ; leilab°64 `'-
per ton. Tar—Archangel, 19s per barrel: , ,

RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS'
BRISTOL, rEn. _21..
. STOCK EXCHANGE. - The share market
was quite stag!
stint to-day, the Ministerial crisis having
paralysed both
buyers and sellers.
__,
LIVERPOOL, FEB. 21. ,
STOCK EXCHANGE.—A limited amount of business 110
follow • T
been done to-day, without material alteration in Prk_t
The transactions were as _
___.Birkenhead, ....ancashav,
'donian, Preference, 7% - Ditto, Greenock, guaranteed,l37e
Eastern Counties, 7U.—Ltincasbire and Yorkshire. 65W'''
and Cheshire (late Chester and 14r1teolead
LOndon and North,Weitern, Hp -.....
A Ditto, New Quarter°,
nd, 20%.
:454 p.--Mancheßtei. Sheffield, and Liticolnsh)' iir6es6--28:481:
guaranteedi
)Moi dvlearnd
05:1-pyt a
Aor
lo—fork
St. Helens
cent.l IsaneedlrienNaE sonsrd(TtßhEdaibi
tivliw:;;„lyam3
4a4n_dsoneanthallasPrteefruerenazo:
Lancashire, Preference,
Lancashire and Yorkshire,
Qt-tartset
13Topx Ex c EIANGE. —The busi
reertn.mCionu.n6tiesp,er
ncn,rt.,..,
_._....,a,
..
limited'
actions were as
and prices generallyhad a do
follow
.....1: downward tendency. The
~,,, .
a 7
d9-1,117,-,:::
ham (C), Quarte s
and Dover, 20 Quarters,
1 ii P.—Midlands, 56A--Sauth-alar "'-
s'e• .
BIRMMGHAM, Fan: 21.
stay P
...,XOHANOE.—The general meetings of the varioni.
railway companies have almost exclusively engaged the a I-
tention.of parties interested in railway property during the
present week. Generally speaking the market has been quiet,
with little fluctuation in prices. The following were among
the closing quotations this. evening :--Ambergate, Notting''
ham, and Boston sellers), dis.—Birmingham, Wolvel:-
hampton, and. Stour Valley (sellers), 10,4—Coventry . arid
65
~,,,
__nessmal'dbaes2ylt-wer:ai
ven,
trams.
Nuneaton ( buyers y 2% p'—London and NorthWeste ill
(buyers), 118, (sellers), 118 V.—Midiand . (buyers), 5610
(sellers), 57-11itto (BirMilighaM and Derby), (buyers), 2
84, 11, 7,
(sellers), 28—North Staffordshire (buyers), 9, (sellers),
dis.—Shrewsbury: and Birmingham (,), , (buyers), •- 60.,/"..,
ire (buyers), 1%, (sellers) I,V dit
(sellers), 6 %--llitto (B), (buyers), 41,4, (sellers), 4V":"
1014—Shropshire Union (sellers),
31 tt t
do .i s
.P7r e
_South
( st
its (sellers), e ie r
ds )h, , .

OF 'A BON
At Rome, on the 10th' inst., the lady of Sir G. Baker, ---71 art,...
~....On the 19th inst., at Walpole-street, Chelsea, Mrs. Kober'
Frederick Lock.
Owltg
or tile Rv
e 19th inset.. G
, at. W. mtiray.
Uandsworthr.. Rectory, Stafrordsb
the irep
OF A DAUGHTER. ' •
On the 19th-inst., at Upton-upon-Severn, Worcestershire,
the wife of Al. hi. Beale Cooper, Esq. • ihe
On the 19th inst., at Chester-place, Hyde-park-square, ,
wife of J. Rigg, Esq.'

Milli BMW.
At Market Drayton, on the 19th hist., Arthur, third OA
of Sli Richard Brooke, Bart., of Norton Priory, in the coutg
of. Chester, to Susan, eldest daughter of the Rev. A., -14—
Buchanan, of Hales, Staffordshire.. • ,
On the 16th inst ,at St. Goorggs Hanover-square, Georga%-
Derbyshire, H.q., or Lewisham, Kent, to. Isabella Margaret,
sacdod daughter of Benjamin H. Thorold, Esq ;of HorraWir
, . _
La 11, Lincolnshire.'

- DIED. • ~,,
'On the 18th inst., Lieutenant Sit. W. A. llungate,
R.N., aved 66.
4, On the 13th inst., at LoviTitattlShfrolk, aged 76, LW? Ite•
I:..4hii Claik, the last 40 years vicar of Duxford St.oltn.. ,
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...,04..the 18th inst.. at Lewisham, Llcineyman C. Me.clolY
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