The Sun.
London, England, 1839-10-22 00:00:00

HAMBURI

GR.
W heat, Marks 435 to 480
---- Magdeburg 420 to 471
Anhalt, white 484 to 516
red 435 to 486
- Brunswick 426 to 480
- Mecklenburg 414 to 474
Polish 420 to 510
- Holstein
Rye, Mecklenburg
Dantzic
-- Elblag end Ko-
nigsburg
- Upland
- Riga 228 to 2io
con
Carolina and Tennessee 7%t0
Georgia, Ist sort 9L4 9%
3d and 4th ....
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Mocha 9 to 115 e
Batavia
Sumatra
Rio ,
Bahia

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Havannah, White ..„ „ 7IAto 10
Brown sse 534
Rio, White 6 7
Brown
Manilla, Broi

CAnLisLE.On account of the continued tw
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pression of the cotton trade, the manufacturersday
Carlisle have reduced the weaver's wages, on Die,i°
last, from 6d. to Bd. per piece.—. Kendal illercli% re
RURAL POLICE ACT. At the Devonp.-00-
Quarter Sessions, on Tuesday last, the Earl of De„,v(A:
the Chairman, brought under the notice of the "',..,
gistrates the Rural Police Force Act, and brieflY rv-0
commended its adoption. Viscount Ebrington, i 0.013,
eloquent speech, seconded the Noble Earl's proposit; .0
His Lordship said, that crime had greatly increase?„),
the rural districts ; not that there was a generaly;A
crease of crime in the country, but that the itePt°oo
police force of the corporate towns had driven iti°ected
thieves and trampers into villages and less Poiewe
places ; these people committed their frauds oa re,
farm houses, in some places threatening those ohfkiog
fused to give them money, and in all instances " pr
a demand for relief. His Excellency said, it vias 000
cessary to afford additional protection to those ul„nt
whom the increased vigilance of the towns had se2ntavnlS
their bad characters to prey. The motion wastes,g`- of
mously adopted, and a Committee of Magistr
which the Earl of Devon was chairman, was as J
orci.erega
to draw up the plan of the undertaking.Abrj
from the Exeter Flying Post.
NEW MUSIC.—•A Quanta of MUSICAL'I".--------------.l"lll''''''''....l---iS' /3°sllC s, °.
playing upwards of 400 Airs, Overtures,Y &c., being Orlsioai
..oxteosf the Music is now published ; also the prices ef the' gel
be The List can be sent by post, as a single let.or•silfor•
° . had gratis, from T. COX SAVORY, Goldonntbo fvors
smith, Watchmaker &c., 47 Cotnhill, London (Seven li
from Gracechurck-street). ' ------"----
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On the 16th inst., Mrs. William Beckford Faulkner, of 14°1'
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d-place, Brixton, of a son. l'el
lan "
On the 17th inst., at Arncliffe Vicarage, the lady of the
William Boyd, of a son. Ole,
On the 18th inst., at Brixton, Surrey, Mrs. George
of a daughter.On the 19th inst., at the Paragon, Hackney, the lady of
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Ballance, Esq., of twins, a son and a daughter.
MARRIED. J nstb a°
On the 17th inst., at Bow Church, Middlesex, Mr.o
edi.
Shortt, son of the late Major Jonathan Sherd, of the 6tViliiB;oo
ment, Veteran Battalion, to Frances, daughter a ,
Baker, Esq., of Old Ford. f rater'
On the 19th inst., at St. Faith's, Mr. Edmonds, ea, _ o n
noster-row, to Anastatia, second daughter of the
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Palmer, Esq., of Stamford-rivers, Essex.
DIED. George
On the 14th inst., at Kimptox-ledge, near Andover,
Soley Foyle, Esq., aged 7
Great Union-street, Boroug..
1. ~ road,
On the 17th inst., in
Southwai.k, Sarah, wife of Mr. Jasper Judge, aged 64 0': f St*
On the 18th inst., at Clifton, Mr. Ephraim Bona,
JaraOes's-street. • relict
n the 15th inst., in Brunswick-square, it'lri. Swa'nf,'iligh-
of the late Thomas Rose Swaine, Esq., of the Gra
gate, aged 82. voingeld,
On the 19th inst., Martha, Rev. Jan...
ef Chester, aged 80.
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No. 112, Strand, at The Sun Office, No 11% Str.at" °
county of Middlesex.—Tuesday, October 22, 186'

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