The Sun.
London, England, 1839-12-04 00:00:00

IRISH MARKETS.
T,IN MARKET NOTE for the WEEK ending NOV. 29.

From Tu
Wheat. per barr4l2o stone 22 0141 0
here
10 stone i 16 A, 21 0
1,576 Oals
•' Flour, per cwt S FtJoe — 0
Cdtmeal stone l6 0 19 0
Sold to Bakers only
(i,2,41 Cwt. Flour

t•pr,..ve
40 6
0
20 5
15 7
0
17 4

25 0 I 28 0

26 4
ick. „,
to s•
to 255. ""
to 13s Od•

~
Average price (of Wheat and Flour 63,41. per as
Ueceilits of Flour. it,7/3 Firsts from 26, Od. t
) Seconds from 15s. Od. t
Sales of Do 1M,003 t, Thirds from 10s. Od. t

PRICE OF BREAD.
Quartern Loaf ' Id. 1 Half Quartern ......5)6d•

CoRK MA RKEToy. 20,
Wheat (per '-nst.)l2B 4d. to I. 64.10ats S.—N
(per 14st.) .„, ss. 64 to 145.06 d
Barley (per I 6st.) 6 24 0 Flour! (per cwt )...l6 0 "
Oatmeal (per cwt.) 12s. Pd. to-16,-. 6d.
Reef, 4d. to 7d.— Mutton, 541. to 6d.—Veal, 4d to 6d.
Pork, 41d. to sd.—Fresh Butter, 10d. to 11d, per lb.

PRICE OF BUTTER.
To the Merchants. To the Counkr`
First Quality
"4
Second
Third
Forth
Fifth
Sixth
CLAN HELL MARKETS.—Nov. 30

s. d.

d.
u
S. oto 24

New Butter S3 ot. 90 0
0 .tmeal 12 0 12 3
R •nde:ed Lard 0 52

Hides (raw)
Bacon Pigs 38
Heads 28

- iti
0 0
0 --.

Pei Bag.
i, !our, Second ..... - 0 44 0 I Flour, Third 5........-
-- Household 0 t 2 01-- Feurth5......22
Per Barrel. 14 0
Rapeseed 20 0 0 1 Barley 13 e 0 0
_
'ere S 4 10 01 Coa!s
KILKENNY MARKETS. ar; to 011. eks'
e hcat.per barrel'3oi. Od. to 375. Od. Beef (per 1b...,-- Os. •""- 0 6
Marley 21) 0 22 0 Mutton 0 5 0
acts l2 fi 14 6 Pork
Hour (per bag) ....3.' 0 40 0 Veal 0 0,, 1
Butter (per cwt.)...90 0 08 0 Fresh Butter
Bacon Pigs 35 0 3T; 0 Salt Ditto .........0 u 2 0 S
Coals 1 0 I 2 Potatoes (per st.) 0

0 32 ol'
..

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WILL OF THE LATE JUDGE VAUGHAN!
The will and codicil of the Right Hon. Sir J. vaugban:
late of Eastbury Lodge, in the county of Hertford, !Ind_
of the Regent's Park, in the county of Middlesex, in t:
one of her Majesty's Justices of the Court Of
CLuru°rt
Pleas, has just been proved in the Prerogative
of the Archbishop of Canterbury, in Doctors'-comT9nds:
by the Right Hon. Lord St. John, Henry Bailor
Esq., and Henry Halford Vaughan, Esq., his son, the
executors. The property of the deceased has been
sworn under 12,0001., which he has bequeathed to his
family. The will is dated in 183.5. His LordshipJobn,
married, Dec. 20, 1803, the Hon. Augusta St. John,.
second daughter of Henry, 12th Lord of St. John of
Bletso, by whom he had issue, and after whose demise
he remarried, Aug. 4, 1823, the present Dowager Lady
St. John, mother of the present Peer.
A correspondent of the Derbyshire Chronicle
states that on Wednesday last the body of Ann John-
son, of Duckmanton, who has been dead 10 or 11 years,
was interred in Sutton Church-yard. The deceased had a
very peculiar disease—indeed a disease of so extraordi-
nary a character, that the medical faculty were desirous of
securing the body. The friends of the deceased, in
order to frustrate the attempts of the agents, preserved
the body until Wednesday last, when it was interred.
SINGULAR CASE.—On Monday an inquest was
held at Mr. Mann's ale and beer brewery, Mile-end
turnpike, before Mr. Baker, the Coroner, upon the body_
of Thomas Marryatt, who was found drowned in one of
the ale vats of the establishment on Friday morning last.
From the evidence it appeared that the deceased, who
had lately lost his wife, who died in her confinement
and
that be
en
with her first child, which is still living, nbad
since been observed to be very melanclol
a distressed state of mind. On Thursday, a
y evening the
body of the deceased was found in the vat. Some
ficulty arose in getting the body out, from the powerfe-
'
effects of the carbonic acid gas engendered by the fer
meriting liquor, and one man was nearly suffocated
nd oftin
the attempt, but at length a piece of cord was attached
to the legs, and the body was drawn out. The Jury
considered that there was little doubt but that the de-
ceased had let himself into the vat to destroy life, but
there being no evidence to that effect, they returned a
verdict of " Found drowned" in that situation. By the
orders of Mr.plann the ale was immediately allowe, to
run off into the common sewer.
THE RIVAL WESTERN LINES IN SCOT,
LAND.—Considerable discussion is now going on in the
north respecting the western lines into Scotland. Two
have heen proposed from Lancaster to Carlisle, one by
way of Whitehaven, over Morecombe Bay, and along the
coast to Maryport, to join the Maryport and Carlisle Rail-
way ; and the other an inland line from the North Union
Railway at Preston, by Penrith to Carlisle. The easier
gradients are no doubt by the coast line, but then the
embankment for ten miles over Morecombe Bay, and
two more over Dutton Sands, exposed to all the fury
of the Western Ocean, is a most formidable under-
taking. There appears also to be 90 miles of railway
to make instead of GO by the inland line. On the
other hand the works of the inland line are reported to
be h-avy, and the country far from easy. It is true
there may be only 60 miles to make, but if these 60 are
inure intractable and expensive than the 90, and more dif-
ficult to work after being made, nothing may be Vine"
by the shorter distance. The whole question of pre,;
ferenee will then turn upon the time saved by the 3'
miles less, the expense of the two lines, and the relative
advantages of the intermediate traffic. We confess we
have not data enough before us to determine the quets;
tion of preference, and we are exceedingly unwilling
hazard an imperfect opinion. One of the lines, we Pre:
some, will be made, but we think great caution shouldr
he
be exercised in the selection. Very little doubt in ou
mind exists that which ever line obtains t Parba•
mentary sanction, will command traffic to insure an am"
ple return for the outlay.—Railway Magazine.
LORD RECTOR OF MARISCHAL COLLEG_,,
ABERDEEN.-00 Thursday evenini: Mr. Colgan.;
was entertained at a public dinner by a number of
the
admirers admirers and political supporters in Aberdeen. °n
previous day the Hon. Gentleman was installed Lore
Rector of Marisehal College, on which occasion bb
delivered an appropriate and eloquent address, will
was received with great applause

CS'
SILVER TEA and COFFEE 10 01/
Drawings of the neweit patterns, will be forwardeV
arti,
part of the country, in answer to a paid letter, with 1: .111.4 $
culars of size, weight, and price ; or Purchasers volt gho
most extensive assortment of the Silver Services in the,.°
Rooms. Either Tea-pot, Sugar Basin, Cream Ewer or (-)
pot, may be had separately.
T. COX SAVORY,
Silversmith, &c., 47, Cornhill (Seven doors from Graetchurelv
street), Lenden
SEVEN GUINEAS EACH.— , Ani he
HORIZONTAL FLAT GOLD WATCHES, sr,'
four koles, with enamel dial, hand to mark the second sow,
maintaining power to continue going whilst being I'
Seven t iuineas each. del
These elegant waistcoat-pocket Watches are recoesta_e_,ent
for great accurzcy and durability, the horizontal escalmr,ites
being peculiarly suited to combine those important requ
;
.n a flat watch.—A written warranty given.
A. B. SAVORY and SONS, patil‘•
Watchmakers No. 9, Cornhill,
,London, opposite ilighjeYsTeilects 1.1

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8 I HTH S. h.ladi
On the 27th ult., al Boldnor, in the Isle of
of Philip Elliott Farnall, Esq., of a o ioior
On ihe 28th ult., at Brahain Castle, Rosshire, North fir
the lady of S. M. Boulderson, Esq., of a son. lad, of the
On the 30th ult., at Drayton Parslow Rectory, the
of
Rev. Samuel Wright, of a son. the
leaf
On the Ist inst., at Westwood, Southampton, .--
Wight, t.._

Thomas Leader Harman, Esq., of a son.
On the 2d inst., Mt s. W. Oldershaw, of a daughter. ter.
On the 2d init., in Soho-square, Mrs. Edward Foste
of a daughter.

MARRIED. D.,
On the 30th ult.., at Croydon, the Rev. Henry Gehle, tch
Chaplain to the Netherlands Embassy, Minister of the.voois
Church, Au,tinfriars, to Anne, second daughter of "
Minter, Esq., Norwood Villa, Beulah. Esq"
On the 3d inst., at Beilfont Church, R. H. Douglas', oil
son of Commodore Douglas, and grandson of the late Autiloor
B. Douglas, to lary Selina, daughter of Captain R. LOP j
of Hatton, Middlesex.

DIED. sq" 1
On the 21st ult., at Dumfries, John Jones Crawford,
late of Billfield Estate, in the parish of St. James, Jainak:E
a.orge
On the 30th ult.. Joanna Elizabeth, the wife of
Cie
Richard Hilliard, surgeon. Mary
On the 30th ult., at Regent's-park, Mrs. Elizabeth •
Thornton, aged 73.
On the 2d inst., at Lindsey-row, Chelsea, Mr. Charles Keep'
aged 54. a a 7 7*
On the 2d inst., at Dalston, Edmund Briggs, Esq., ab.•e isir•
On the 2d inst., in the Commercial-road, Limehouse,
Samuelßeechey. ..,•••:.
London : Printed and Published by of
No. 112, Strand, at The Sun Office, No 112, Strand, in
county of Middlesez.—Wednesday, December 4, 1839.
MURDO YOVIs; r: '
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