The Sun.
London, England, 1838-03-19 00:00:00

THE WOOLLEN TRADE.

(From the Leeds Mercury, March 17.)
TRADE OF L ZEDS. —There has not been quite so brisk A
demand for goods at our cloth halls this week ; there have,
however, been more buyers of finished goods in the town thaw
for some time past, and more business has in consequence bee°
done in the warehouses.
HUDDERSFIELD MARKET, MARCH 13.—The anticipatio nsal
last week were nut fully realised, although a fair gener.
lead, °I.I
business was done. Fancy woollens still take the
which a large quantity was cleared, especially of the I°ffde.
descriptions. Plain woollens were not in great dclan_e
Light fancy goods did not move very readily, but an lorer"o_
business was done in that department. Prices ar• not in rur.
portion to the late advance in wool, which operates unfo:° •
'Wool, 0:
ably both on manufactured and the raw material.
consequence, is not in great demand, the manufacturreoro
not being able to give the present prices. Goods must
or BRADFORD MARKET, MARCH 15.—one have had an.
heavy piece market to-day, and comparatively little bul u'led..
has been done. In the yarn market, the manufacturers,
ing they cannot obtain an equivalent price for their goods AL
cording to the price asked for yarn, there has not peed to
much business doing to-day : indeed, they feel indisposed L.a
purchase, and rather wish to do less. The late high Prices id,
the wool market have again produced a check in the defdall.,
and although the quantity of wool brought into the market lc,
overrated, yet a reduction in price is submitted to. The 5t.1,
of finer matchings is light compared with other sorts, and it
probable that they will not e much lowe.
HALIFAX MARKET, MAacbit 17.—We harve had a very -'
,14 ife
lar mai ket to last week's. The quantity of stuff goo, e.
as large—the same loud complaints of low prices. Yarn-iria
main the same in price, and dull of sale, and (as state' in
our last) manufacturers only buy from week to week
wool, an average
.business is doing, on terms rather easier to
the
DE purchaser.
WSBURY MARKET, Matzen 12. Business WAS Ye/
and next to nothing was done in any kind of goods-
ROCHDALE FLANNEL MARKET, MARCH 12.--N 0 t I:_n6
buyers attended our Market to-day, and, although the ,t
of goods offered were more extensive than usual, few sales
were effected. In the fine and low qualities nothing WaSAI%-. j
Some sales were made in the middle sorts. Gray °IT
goods were not in demand. Upon the whole, it was the
test market we have experienced for many week.. Nei
WAKEFIELD WOOL MARKET, Mane 16. The OPP _
heavy
continue great, which, coupled with the late unfavourableor tsweek r:r
for
ofnmn
the moue}
matters
saleofilnvoAxearnicda ,
whatha has:
have caused moo s
been
at a little reduction in price. done

her Majesty has been graciously plea itta.
permit the new historical work called " Queen Elizabeth
'Col-
her Times" (announced for immediate publication by Mr. • ,i„
burn) to be dedicated to her. The work is printed from higu.'s
curious and rare MSS., and will tend, we understand, to pblc
the character of the great Female Sovereign altogether 11 I
new and striking point of view.
THE AIARLBOROUGH CORRESPONDENCE.-00
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reached a second edition, and promise to go through as rua",,f
se.a ii
as even the Correspondence of Horace Walpole. The v''("
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be:
it affords into the manners of the Court of Queen Anne.
as filling up the sketch of one of the most interesting odri.4,,
mous reigns in the whole course of our annals, of which hist esid
gives but the outlines. We recommend every body tw°,llre ss
these curious volumes—the lover of amusing gossip, " 0 iiite.
the philanthropist and the patriot, will find something £
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Bell's Life in London of March 18 w' f to
No
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on sale at 170 Strand, this day and to-morrow•
London will be enlarged on Sunday next.
charge; the price, as usual, Five-pence. wife of a
On Monday morning Mary Smith, the dead in
poor man in very distressed circumstances, was fo inquest
her bed in an obscure lodging in Lincoln.
At
theidencei---
the same evening, the following facts were put in ev for want
No increased
The deceased had been in a most weak state of body ;
bread
ef food, she and her husband having had nothing but.. gto the
to live upon for a considerable time. They had appne except
Poor-law Union for relief, which being refused them' Per-
in the workhouse, where she was told she would no! be
night
mitted to see her husband, it was refused. On Sunada paints
the poor woman was suffering from want of sleep an otstit/1"
the head, when she took a small dose of laudanum, l' death,
cient, the medical witnesses assured the jury, to cause The
and she was found dead the following mornin t
car Potural
jury found a verdict,
" That the deceased deg d from .e, of
causes, hastened by the want of the common necessity
life."—Lincolnshire Chronicle,

SILVER EDGED PLATED DlSh4rishow
T. COX SAVORY offers for selection, arranged The
Rooms, a most extensive variety of CORNER -DISHES' COY
Set of Four varies in price from Seven to Ten Guineas. 'hogerp
SAVORY, Working Goldsmith, Silversmith, and Wate et).
47, Cornhill, London (Seven Doors from Graceuhtirch-stre
N.8.--The Handles are made to remove from the Covers,:lobeit
may be used as Dishes ; thus the Set will form Eight Dibbe°
required.

BIRTHS. atbughter•
At Naples, on the 22d ult., Viscountess Chelsea, of , soin
On the sth inst., at Vienna, the lion. Lady Stirling. °' ilorne.
On the 14th inst., in Wilton-crescent, the lady of Jaw"
li.'sq., of a son.
i „i Cartsis
On the 15th inst., at Stratford-green, Essex, the laq ''
APNeill, younger, of Collonsay, of a (laughter. f • 13.
On the 16th inst., in Blackheath Park, the lady °-
Stewart, Esq., of a daughter. , fig,
On the 14th inst., at Kensington, the lady of F. BadiVeit
of a daughter.
Irch'eh ' of

On the I 1 th inst., in Portland-place, Mrs. Clinton Mu'
a son.

On the 11th inst., in Tavistock-square, Mrs. Nathaniel ti°u
of a son. titer.
On the 7th inst., at Winchester, Mrs. C. Mayo, of a dog
On the 12th inst., the lady of F. B. Long, Esq., of a sc'ni,./.
On the Bth inst., at Prittlewell, Essex, the lady of the
Eden, of a son.

R IE D.
On the 15th inst., at Brighton, William James 11faswe"' west
of Weymouth-street, Portland-place, to Caroline Louisa, the
daughter of Sir D. Scott, Bart., of Sillwood, Brighton. core.
On the 15th inst., at St. George's, Bloomsbury, C. P 6. eO.
Esq., of Guernsey, to Frances, youngest daughter of the late6lsoor,.
Tennant, Esq., of Russell-square, and Cadoiton-lodge,
gansOn hire. f
the 15th inst., at Clifton, George Simpson, Esq'' u-
coin's Inn, barrister-at-law, to Ellen, second daughter of •'•
nard, Esq., of Clapham-common.

D I D. di,tl
On Sunday last, at Brighton, inE the 11th year of her &ge'nte,a
Lady Mary Grey Egerton, eldest daughter of the Earl and Cou
of Wilton.
On the 18th inst., at South Lambeth, 111 r. Booth Hewitt, in the
Ist
y
On the 13this in
t., Benjamin Philipps,
7 ear of h age.
Cheltenham. p All-
An the 14th inst., at East-hill, Wandsworth, the Rev..,'',.-0.
wood, 11. D., Fellow of Magdalen Cone e, Cambridge, fig:: sd- rah,
On the 14th inst., at Pitsfurd, Northagmptonshire, aged '`' --s
relict of %V. W. Watson, Esq of Knightsbridge. ,
On the 15th in , Cathay-'' wife • N °' Regent"
beth, reliic:sqo.f, ne, of Mr. N.
hill,
street, aged 52. • 8.5, Eligs-
On the 13th in
inst., St. James's-square, Bath,
Esq., of 13erkeley-pisce,
aged .
11aLteAot
On the 16th inst., at Stratford-grove Essex, Mary, ixid°`,
Walker,.
of
pro-
On farsktlealn,nde,yE.gstrie.,,:,f
agedW, ithiaing.ton, Lancashireof
isf.
tho 15th inst., the Rev. Wm. Clayton, Chaplain 0
testant Dissenters' Grammar School, at Mill-hill, aced Ib3.
_., ,d..
On the 15th inst. at his house in in at A.';sioa
vaneed age, John Ilaker, Esq., for many years in the commel
giant
of the peace for Middlesex and Westminster, and deputy-lie't
of the county.
r
wyOnnathame IL4ethwisin,sit.i,,q.s,uddi.ep .y
nlioratiuhaiisthltooluiese. at Grosvenor Gs",
On the 6th of December last, at Baroda, Colonel Thos. L urd,
Wf
of the 15th Native Infantry, Commandant of that Division. Mr.
On the 94th ult., in Lower George-street, Sloane-square,.
rof
Paul Baker, eldest son of P. Baker, Esq., formerly Paymote
the Ist Regiment of Surrey Militia.

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of Middlesex.—Monday, March 19, 1838.