The Sun.
London, England, 1837-06-20 00:00:00

FAME OF RAW FAT, per stone of
Price of Tallow (as stated by the Tallow Mclters)..—....

,cpec ,own on , rivay , , ---
---- 14..1 • Tudor, of Leintwardine, is, we hear, a most respectable'
tanc,es we really do not understand how a messeng„Aactive, charity, the most neighbourly -kindness, and so-1, Mr.
surgeon, and to this gentleman our worthy Mayor has written,
ould be despatched to him, or by what course he could
.r cial cordiality and cheerfulness. I-Ie bore himself in-
' instance every ilike an honest and well-intentioned;the °
taequaintino. him with all the circumstances connected with
each him. We have no doubt that Lord Durham discovery of the contents of the box and their detention
' 'x him in reply:
viii return much too soon for the Tories, who de.,ire -. man—one who,
.had he done nothing for the cause ort. And requesting that he may be furnish
public liberty, could, even as an individual of hiolit .aeltage and its
a weaken the Liberal cause by dishonest intrigues, . .
cevolting freight as he may be in possess!. . . , or enabled to
Mr. Black- .
•nd very opportunely for the cause of the people. That station in the country, have been ill-spared • t.
in Imes ;,,,, obtain.
with a statement of such facts concernin:
In the meanti e limbs, &c., have been properly
Court of
like these—and who well exchanged a title to the ad- .
iis Lordship has succeeded in making himself obnox-
b in his .. iniration of mankind, for an undisputed claim to their,' • •
'aken care of that they orthcoming for any further in_ ,
ous to the Tories is the very highest testimony
w—holmn
was Mr,
vestigation that may appe ssary.— Worcester Herald. .
avour.—Morning Chronicle. esteem and their affections.—Times. Infteresrytr,
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SergeantrSs i ON E
Greene,RSll,Nl!
'%-: Before this meets our readers' eye there is . Chwith whom
* It is hardly necessary to say that this article was written every pro-
*burne, stated he applied upon the petition of George Bulmer, ,
,revionsly to our receiving the melancholy intelligence of his : bability that the apprehen • • apprehensions which we have enter- tc-
Esq., of the City of London, that that gentleman be appointed a
Vlajesty's death. - tamed for the last- few days, res ectinoour Gracious p b
..;: Commissioner Extraordinary for tak.ing Affidavits at West-r
A- Mornino Paper, which pretends to call itself Sovereign, will be but too
0
conservative, thought fit • - 1 to indulgein pe ess ____ teas a partner thehighly respectable. ,
~, - .4 was early last evening announced to be ~ho / ''
in
•
.eat of senseless invective and malicious insinuationktihe had taken leave—a presumed last leave—of the dif-.
4.i,, Gillan, parliamentary agents, residing in NI estminster, and his
2ertificate of qualification and characteragned by Lords
tgainst an illustrious and exemplary member of theclferent members of his family, and while we write we
eugham and Denman,. and Sir John Williams,\
as one of the
~
'loyal Family of England—a woman ; a woman, too, . are in momentary expectation of receiving intelligence 2. Jt3r ,. udcertificate
F,es at Westminster;
.and the. _ . to the ne-
vho, in addition to her share in the common affliction of the catastrophe. We shall not here •
reiterate the , ;-,.essity of a Commissioner, was signed by eminent bankers
vith which the Royal -'^ • family was then imminently6expression of our sorrow at this event ; the demise of e—
?arliamentary agents, Members of Parliament, and solicitors.'
Mr. Keatinge said that he appeared on the part of 1V1e55r5.,..,.-1
lircatened, and which has indeed already overtaken it,,f,SWilliam the Fourth will excite a regret as deep and.lir ihneg•re, the present Commissioners, to oapnpoasdeditthioen i:
arp.,cation.''il
tad ground for deep and painful anxiety in the impor-kisincere as that of any Monarch who ever held the? waansdno. necessity_.w. hatever
and aCommis-
-ant change about, to take place peculiarly and exclu-'British sceptre, and more perhaps than was felt for;- honer •
Kin; should
not fair that the profits emoluments of
iively her own. We lament sincerely that thiSout-` that of 1 • a
„ an of his ...co
Yrgian predecessors.
How-;,`:she Messrs.
tt performed „ should be interfered with, as long
the duties to the satisfaction of those concerned, Li. in
as theyCOURSE OF EXCH.
C.F. 12 5
'WIC against all loyal, all humane, all manly or decent ever save in the immediate of Ro alt
circle Y Y, ~ and whilst there was no complaint against them. If the ap-- ; ti, imt tsot,e ratlsight
eeling should have been perpetrated, and especial' 7"' 1 • .,w wherein thefeelings towards the man predominate over pointment, of Mr. Bultner depended merely upon his respecta— 3.otterdam 2U.12 5%
12 5%
hat it should have been perpetrated by a Journa3itith ose towards the Monarch, the sorrow for the death ':•;bility, his (Mr. Keatinge's) mouth would be shut, and he could tod
'..t.,.:1 Antwerp...
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vhose able, and effective services to the cause of - : not say one word in opposition •; but the Messrs. King devotedll am
• •
, ...4,.,1it?na.. ..
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~i.
c,
13 16
r..l!'ails, 3 days silo t ,
.5 60
, their entire time
iovernment, and of sound political principle, in the ‘l.l • itisity as that excited by the loss of those whom we are ~:, Ditto.... 3 Is. 26 9
'and were instrumental in having an Act of Parliament passed'
Marscilfez.
Jnited Kingdoms, upon many occasions, we are prompt accustomed to associate- • ' • 4''.
with in the intercourse of 1 •
. gfor its formation- and until they were unable to do the bust-Tpourdeaux
,nd anxious to acknowledge; but, having been er-Vriendshi i or in the avocations of ordinar life ,'-' gor
1 , even.had -
y • ne 5...,
PeterAhtugh, ruble 3 Us. 10
ietrated, it unfortunately leaves us but one clpear,4
,
Public joy and public grief are generally dispersed overanother should not be appointed. The Chancellor said hel''''
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traightforward, and honourable course to pursue. We.% too wide a surface to produce anyprofound individual
41.,
'6vould refuse the application for the present, as it did of aD ~,1 Vienna efreetive ft ...... 2M.10 20
' -"fricate' 'rlitto lO 02
.:el that it is our duty to say for ourselv - es—wc. claim, : emotion. We •shall regret William the Fourth as a,••'''' pear that the present Commissioners were not quite adequate;;- g-drid...... 13%
perform all the duties required. The case seemed to excite.c4;c,-,1iz....
and who will dispute our pretension ?—full warrant and , man and as a King, but we d -not feel this regret o . regre ii.,'considerable interest amongst the bar.—. Dublin Morning Re..";,,)0a .. . 'l4
04
authority on behalf of the whole unanimous body of:` f • from the apprehension that an • y serious embarrassment,rgister. Re-" 7 !s;1
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PRICE OF TALLOW,
['own Tallow 4fs.s.
Yellow Russia
White —s.
soap Ditto —s. CA.
Melting Stuff' 333. 0:1.
Ditto Itough 22s. Od.

6

r, SOAP, &c per I Mb.
Yellow Soap
Mottled
Curd —4 nu
Graves IC.; oi.
Good Dregs

PRICE OF CANDLES.
The price of good Store Candles is. the Retail Shops is as follows :
Candies. per dozen, is. 6.!. ; inferior, Cv. 6d.—iniloulds, 9s. Od•
Sixpence per dozen discount

PRICES OF

Per lb. d. to d.
Crop Hides, 30 to 401 b each 11 13
50 l2 15
60
Bull Hides

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.LEATHEIt
Per lb d. to J.
Horse Hides, German. l2 21
;:pinish
Calf Skins, 30 to 401 b. (doz )' 14 „
40 50 •, 6 °`
• 8 ."
- --50 6P •.
7(1 100 *l4 ii.
Seal Skins, large. ....... ll 50
.----- small e9 0
Kips
7 14
Basils S
Bel;ics
I 7 11
IShoulders
lo 4d per lb more
K -

Mutts, Vitriol ......
English
Foreign
Foreign Hides lO 12
tiressing Hides
Shavei
lest Saddlers 1110. es ...
Rorse Hides, English
• If rounded 2d. t

COAL MA ft
Per Ton. a.
Adair•s

iensham .
Burden 2O 3

oly wrl.l 2O

racifield

T,wnley

0

Walk End rlcwiike and C 0.., 21 ti

Walls End Hilda. . ‘.".0

Waifs Ent! Killin:worth 2O
Walls End B:addyil's Habil _0 3
Walls F.nd Hassell

Wa!ls End lietton 2-2 6

WAtlc Did Lambt,:i

_0 0

Ships arrived since f

El'.—June
Per Tt
Walls End Russel's Hetton...
c%).
Walls End Stewar•'s ......
Walls End Hanlon. of .......
Walls End rsairett ...............
Walls End G0rd0n............
Walls End Norwood Heron
\Valls End South Durham.... •
‘s..alts End Tees
Walls End St. Idc;cn's Tees... ig
Walls End West Hetton
Walls End Hartley *".. 19
Walls End Devonshire.........

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A NI
COLBURN'S NEW 'MONTHLY AGAZINE ---,b
HUNIOURIST, Edited by THEODORE OK, Esq.—Although%
Humourist " forms but a po 'on of this interesting NlBO,-
zinc, it furnishes one of the •c est sources of mirth everi4,4
;tinted to the laughter-I mg world. The number for °f,h
contains many contri ions of this class, to say nothing
Editor's own inimitable " Gurney papers." The names,
these humourers are,—Shakspeare in China, by Douglas Or
rold, Esq ; the Man in the Macintosh, by J. 8..8uck,d6,,,Pc,
Esq. ; a Cockney Count, Gentleman, by the author of `r,
Pry ;" Perplexities of a Deaf Gentleman, by Litman ore,
chard, Esq. ; Janetze ter Beeh, by Alfred Crowquill, &C;, ,
e.
besides a humourous memoir of that Prince of wits, AT
Smith, Esq., accompanied with a capital likeness.
We regret to hear that the Marquis of Angl6se
is again suffering severely from the tic dolonreux. His 4,,
ship has tried the various modern system of treatment, 01,
hi,
first each change appears beneficial ; but as soon lt:
frame becomes accustomed to the plan it seems to lose
`soothing power.

REMARKABLE INSTANCE OF ATTACHMENT IN,
t CAT.—The sagacity of the dog, and his fidelity towards the,
human species, are prominent among the many estimable qua-i
'lities for which he is renowned. Instances of such traits in
the feline race are more rare, it being generally imagined that)
'the partialities of the cat are devoted rather to the habitations!
than to the persons of mankind. The following instance of aj
!contrary disposition ought, in justice to poor puss, to be re-
corded. Au interesting little girl, three years old, the daugh-I
ter of a gentleman living at Barnet, while playing in the gar-I
den where her parents were walking, crept under a bush,]
when the rustling of the branches arousing the attention
of the house dog, he made towards the spot, which was no+
sooner perceived by the cat belonging to the family, than she:
sprang across the dog's path from the place where she wasl
lying, at some distance, and keeping him at bay, fairly pre-I
vented him from approaching the bush. Struck with thel
singularity of the circumstance the gentleman resolved to
ascertain the real cause of the cat's conduct ; and, accord-I
ingly, on the following day replaced his little girl in her,
Iformer position, in sight of the cat ; then calling the dog, and;
iattracting him towards the bush, had the gratification of wit-I
rsessing the scene of the preceding day repeated. Puss in-I
tantly resumed her attitude of defiance, nor would she, sol
ring as the child remained, suffer the dog to invade the re-
, reat of her little favourite.—Hertford Press.
AN AMERICAN TEETOTALER.—I once travelled:
through all the states of Maine with one of them ere chaps. I
He was as thin as a whippin post. His skin looked like a 1
-blown bladder arter some of the air has leaked out, kinderL
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Gibraltar 4B, iv
wrinkled and rumpled like, and his eye was as dim as a lamp DIED. eet
that's living on a short allowance of life. He put me in mind On the 4th inst., at Clifton, near Bristol, John Str, P 4
op
Leghorn ' 46q .of a pair of kitchen tongs, all legs, shaft, and head, and no 'his 84th year. the sect d 5
Genoa '2B 30 belly ; real gander-gutted looking critter, as holler as a bam- On the 16th inst., in Brunswick-square, Dawson,
Milan....-.
Venice 47
Naples 38% rf,', as if he had been picked off a rack at sea, and dragged throw ht On the 11th inst., at East-lane, Bermondsey,
Palermo _ per oz. 116 t a gimlet hole. He was a lawyer. Thinks I, the Lord iIk:EN., aged 53 ; and
Martha Fuller., rO,
Lisbon BO On the 18th inst., at East-lane, aged 30, .. the aalu
Oporto 5O 'massy on your clients, you hungry, half-starved looking critte,q
Mr Michael Drew and onl survivirw daughter or
Rio Janeiro 29 'Cm; you'll eat them up, alive, as sure as the Lord made Moses,kl,^ *,.' ' y "
Bahia 26 PAV
_ p',o ou are just the chap to strain at a gnat and swallow a camel
."Keeton. 1..,' e.eecon. ' - of
On the 13th inst., at Glasgow, James Munson,i Egls'Eeiod son
Buenos Ayres
Dublin, 21 days' siot
Cork lgi The yacht the Charlotte, 260 tons, belonging to'.. j Reid,.'of England, Manchester' ..", l'.
if. John Esq., of the Bank
PRICE OF BULLION, PER 0 ,
Portugal Gold, coin .£0 0 0
,0
the Marquis of Waterford, is now off Greenwich. His Lord j---------- _...---- KG .°` qr.
49 yoU- sotto ,:
Foreign Gold, in bar 5...... 317 9 ship starts for Norway immediately, for the fishing and shooting. - , London i Printed and Published by MU,Rip . ~ in 110 _
New Doubloons . ..... .. ..... 311 0 , 144 112, Strand, at The Sun Office, No. 1,--, Strana
New Dollars
rof Middlesex—Tuesday. June 20. 1837. Thomas's-7e
of,
Silver. hare, .tamiard OO 0 * 1 si .
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street, Bedford-row. :-
MANFORD NOTT, toy-dealer, Reading, Barks, July 14, at
three, and August 1, at twelve, at the George Inn, Reading.
Battye, Fishers, and Sucßow, Chancery-lane, London; Whatley,
Reading.
JOSEPH BROWNE, tobacconist, Manchester, July 8 and
August 1, at three, at the Commissioners'-rooms, St. James's-
square, Manchester. Bower and Back, Chancery-lane, London;
Owen and Gill, Manchester.
JOSEPH KIRK the elder and JOSEPH KIRK the younger,
tin-plate workers, Leeds, York, June 26 and August 1, at eleven,
at the Costa. house, Leeds. Bettye, Fisher, and Sudlow, Chan-
cery-lane, London ; Rayner and Bradley, Leeds.
JOHN WILSON, butcher, Manchester, July 4, and August 1,
at two, at the Commissioners' Rooms, Manchester. Hall, Bishop,
and Mourilyan, Verulam-buildings, Gray's Inn, London ; Aspinall,
Manchester.
WILLIAM EGGLESTON, common brewer, Hulme, Lance
-
shire, July 3, and August 1, at three, at the Commissioners Rooms,
Manchester. Abbott and Arney; Charlotte-street, Bedford-square,
London ; Bennett, Manchester.
JOHN THELWALL, hat manufacturer, Millhouses, Wirks-1
worth, Derbyshire, June 30, and August 1, at eleven, at the George
Inn, Wirksworth. Walter and Pemberton, Symond's Inn, Chan-
/eery-lane, London • Hodgkinson, Wirksworth.
IJOHN WINNINGTON, hackney-coach proprietor, Chorlton-
upon-Medlock, Lancashire, July 8, and August 1, at three, at the
Commissioners' Rooms, Manchester. Cuvelje, Southampton-build-',
ings, Chancery-lane, London ; Rowley and Taylor, Manchester.

MARRIED. Cl tot
Os the 15th inst., at St. Marylebone Church, Charles sepio
Esq„ to Agnes, third daughter of the Rev. J. Homfr.q't.street-
Minister of St. George's, Great Yarmouth, and of Beaurn°""
Portlanti-street. - ftieblirc,
Oa the 17th inst., at All Hallows Staining, Mark-lane,h,' • Ow'
William Tamplin, Esq., of Billiter-street, London, to r-o'" 1
younger daughter of J. Little, Esq. Atoigr'
On the 17th inst., at St. George's, Hanover-square, - ter'
Cecil John Betham, Esq., eldest 'son of Sir Win• Der ?allop'. forcl'
King of Arms, to Elizabeth, only daughter of the late Sir ''''_......--

NGE.-(THIS DAY.)

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