The Sun.
London, England, 1839-09-25 00:00:00

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Domingo 7%
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La Guavra ............ 5 6'4
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Porto Rico 5
4, 15%
Havannah .. ... 5

8% Discount.)
Bahia, Whiteto7s4
Brown,. . ....... bifs
Pernambuco, White
Brown ...5

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A considerable anxiety prevails as to who shall
be the fortunate possessor of the immense prize (the great
Malt Distillery at Worcester) which Mr. George Robins
is to sell to-morrow. There is no parallel case where, for
a period extending over 110 years, each of the same family
have retired (as in the present case) with a splendid inde-
pendence. The purchase money will be large, but consi-
derable accommodation will be given in respect to the
payment.
THE ROMANCE OF PRIVATE LIFE.--SUCh
is the title of a new work of fiction which is on the eve
of making its appearance, from the practised a. ad ad-
mirab!e pen of Miss Burney. The actual events of ever,'
day prove to us that private life was never more capable of
furnishing exciting materials for the novelist than it is et
the present moment, and there is no moder n pen better,
qualified to turn those materials to account than that el
Miss Burney. Accordingly, we anticipatx a novel blend-
ing the permanent force and interest esl* reality with the
intense excitement of a skilfully-cone,or_,ted fiction,--sue
being the qualities in which this wr.ittr especially excels"
INSOLVENT DEBTOR AaVERTISEMENTS‹
By the amended law the publishers of these advertisement.
arc entitled to charge their scale price. The Commis-
sioners, sioners, however, have now cat do gen these announcemen:e
to five or six lines. Why did they not do this when
..1d
were obliged to insert ¶'oem at three shillins? It vit?u_o•
be difficult to give a. 'satisfactory answer to this questlf to,
Our law-makers seem to fancy that they have a rignt
...or.
deal with news enper property in accordance with ev"
whim of the tnoment. —Leeds Intelligencer.
The officers and privates of the Royal Marings,"
serving in Spain, are about to return to head-quarter
to
Orders have been received at the barracks at Woolwich
prepare for their reception.— United Service Gazette. o
A Scotch Company are about to place tad sod
steamers on the Shannon, to ply between Limr,ric their
Ki.iru,b, of such draught of water as will not, ullovi„ for
progress to be affected by the tides, but to, be ready
navigating the river at all hours.—Linierick, Chronict7_l.6

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NEW MUSIC.—A Quantityof MUSICAL 1319 n,,
playing upwards of 400 Airs, Overtures, &c., being for ,-;-i'eay.
List of the Music is now published ; also the prices of the MuDig
Boxes. The List cars be sent by post, as a single letter•caler•
be had gratis, from. T. COX SAVORY, Goldsmith, °pot
smith, Watchmaker, &c., 47, Cotnhill, London (Seven
from Gractchurch-street).
C!
SUIEFFIELD PLATED WINE Cool4_,,,;ith
A. B. SAVORY and SONS, Manufacturing Silvene for
14, Cornhill, London (opposite the Bank of F,ngland),4lA-
choice in their warerooms a Selection of PLAIN and tion•
MENTAL ICE PAILS, to which the wish to direct att,,en los•
tThheeppariric;e
tohf. tchelasPsilcaivnasTeu(bv-eprailn(erty)w,
I,.noul.cha,!n. use), 114, *. the
Victoria Pattern, M/. the airy, the- Dresden CotohleerP,3ll9l.l*:oll
pair, &c., all of whit.; arep strongly mounted with Armes.Silv
have Silver Shields for En raving the Crest or Coat Of „and
A pamphlet is published, with drawings of the abo"lica,.
other articles of plate generally, which may be had on app
tion, free of cost.
BIRTHS.
On the 22d inst., the wife of Walter Farquhar Hooke, •
Vicar of Leeds, of a son. d'
On the 23d inst., at Chase-c'ettage, Enfield, the laxly o
win Walker, Esq., of a son. frboto°
On the 23d inst., in Welbeck-street, the lady of
Page, Esq., of a son.
OnOn ttlhiee
22gda itnbeSwt.if.Teainofesilirs.trTheeto,!Tarss.v7Danodeile,ili.:if?s:tise.
Hoop and Horseshoe Tavern, Queen-street, Tower-h,"
son.

MARRIE7,I

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On the 21st. inst., at Kilnasu!,a Church, Charles
Monsen, Esq., second son of the Archdeacon of DerrY, t° t orf
riet, third daughter of the late Sir Edward O'Brien, Bar
Dromoland, county Clare. wore",
On the 24th at Marylebone Church, Joshua et of
Esq., of Ely-place, Lon,'.,on, :to Mary Anne, eldest daught
Giles Cole, Esq., of St. John's-wood, London.

DIED. . bard
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On Thursday last, in Liverpool, aged 72 years, „stille.
Shaw Clare, Esq., many years an eminent turpentisti-t al ;on.,
On the 22d inst., at Leamington, Mr. Thomas Finart, J
of Lower Clapton, aged 31. ...hire,
On the 19th inst., at Southampton-court, GI oucestet,
Mary, relict of William Morris,aged 71. Ino cl,
Chaplain to the Bon. East India Comt'hpeanßye,ve
On the 26th of May. at Pooree,
On the 19th inst., at Eauhonne, in the Val' Ace de iu°';',St.
rency, Charlotte, wife of Mr. Bernard Mege, of Rue Nel'
Augustin, Paris. 4.0
Near the Bolam Pass, Lieutenant J. W. ,C. Chalmers, „til
Regiment Bengal Infantry, only
son of the b de Major-Gee'
Sir John Chalmers, R. C. B.
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L-2on---dot7i 'l'''::n7:l7r7—d Pub—lash:7l ;3-771u'7',:'D'o youN-G,i. i°rif,
No. 112. S:rand, at. The Snii Office, r Jo 112, ''',-,tranl-4C.4
the county of Middlesex--Wednest4ay, September y..,,
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