The Sun.
London, England, 1838-11-15 00:00:00

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Beef

Mutton
Veal

Pork
Lamb

f. ss. to 4/. 4s. Od. per ton.

HULL MARKET.—Nov. 13.
Wheat, Old 5Ss. 6' s. 785 New s9s. 60s 72s-
Foreign 684 74s 7R . In bond... —5. —s --s'
Oats, Poland —s. '2os. 22s ......Old —s. 235. =•i'•
Small or Feed.... —s. 17s. I.Bs --a —s 20s.

Foreign
Barley, Norf. & Suf ... at,s 325. 335. Line. & Wold —s. 30s. 3.90.
Foreign
Beans 36s 28s. 425. Foreign 265. 264 30s.
Pease, White-. 36s. 38s. 408. Grey 265. 288. 30s.
Tares ....... 34s. 365. 363 Foreign —.5 —B. --s.
Rapeseed, In bond none Free, per last 23/. Os. 331.

ALARMING FIRE AN NEASDON.—Last nights
between the hours of six and seven, the village of Neasclor:
Middlesex, was thrown into a state of much confusion hY,„§
alarming fire breaking out on the extensive farming pre
belonging to Mr. Newman, situated in the parish ab.bo
named. The flames were first observed to proceed from of
straw-yard adjacent to the barn and from the description.,o
its ( oatent, burnt with terrific fury. A great number of
ciuea
inhabitants soon reached the spot, and immediately cornmenrim
removing the live stock to a place of safety. In the illte9,oo
information was sent up to London for assistance, and b
nine o'clock the engines of Baker-street and King-street 6,4,
tions arrived. By that time, however, through the activen'ea
et-ions of the inhabitants of Neasdon, the flames were onfi e
to the stable-yard, but much dam ige was done. The CB-9
of the fire is unknown. Mr. Newman is uninsured.
r his
Assad Yacoub Ka at, a Turk, in the costume °-"f
countr, came to Marlborough-street Police-office yestLer"„;/of
accompanied by Captain Maude, as interpreterAto make *ll.-tteti
the circumstances of a robbery which had just been col-et:l'l'oe
o lain,. About nine o'clock in the morning he was in to
New-road, and having missed his way, he went into a siaile
inquire the direction to P.lrk-place, Regent's-park. "ipso
endeavouring to make his wish known, a tall, well-dressed u,,
stepped up to him, and, accosting him in French, fod
litely offered his services. Complainant accepted thew, him
took the proferred arm of the stranger, who, after taking 8,4
to the corner of Park-place, wished him good morning, ent
went away. He had hardly quitted complainant a renniket.
before the discovery was made that he had, through a 130 c big
hole in the outer robe, contrived to possess himself et 000
which contained nine 51. notes, a diamond ring, a string TV
hundred pearls, and some memorandums of consequence.i.o.
particulars were taken down for the information of the here,
Winter appears to set in both early and seveftott,
On Saturday, a heavy fall of snow, accompanied with 00,
left all the hills in the west as white as they will be thisosi
son. Last night we again had pretty sharp frost. the
the `yids;
change of weather holds out a most dreary prospect force
farmers in the higher grounds and in the moors. In
land farms, nearly all the grain is still exposed in the 100
sad in the intermediate lands between the moors
country, about half of the crop is still out. We have 13°1'00
one farm in the parish of Eaglcsham, with every stook is
out. It is not for us to indulge in the unpleasant NO' 0011
such an unfavourable season ; but with such weather, after 00
the short interval of one year since 1836, the eonseltbel
cannot but be ruinous to farmers in the high grounds, 813 il,/
will be severely felt by the poor in all parts of the cottatrf
n Of
Glasgow Chronicle.
At the Barristers' Court held for the revisl;oo
the county voters at Warminster, the Learned GI the
decided that Dissenting ministers and the trustees 0
and the dor
chapels were not entitled to vote at elections for county

bers, and struck offsixteen.—Devizes Gazette
PRIZE CUP S.—Near and Second-hand SI I's 01
PRIZE CUPS are offered at very REDUCED PRICE - a 'Pat
electionsmay be made from a great variety, both of Sizes tP.,„pro
terns, at T. COX SAVORY'S, Goldsmith, and WatelTreet)'
47, Cernhill, London (Seven Doors from Gracechureh-a id sr
Drawings of Cups will be forwarded in answer to a post-Pa
plication.
It is‘lesirable Letters for Drawings should reentl°:atiirr'.
the Size or about the Price of the Cup cr Cups that maybe

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B IR T HS. t•l''''
On the 12th inst., the wife of Mr. James Bishop, Lag°
fiefr
of a son. c
On the 12th inst., at Stoke Newington, the lady of Is° ,
,
morland, Esq., of a son. g s, of
On the 12th inst., Mrs. Luke, Broad-street-building
daughter. 00lb
On the 13th inst., in Bedford-place, Mrs. William 4-iii
a son.
70
MARRIED. 0 the 7,
At the Chapel of the British Embassy, at Brussels, ei
colon vsq.'
inst., in the presence of the Ambassador, Lieutenant- ~f
ton, K.., to Fanny, third (laughter of John S. J,,,ess°lll3ri6l6-
barrister-at-law, and granddaughter of the late 1100*
Goodrich, of the Bermuda Islands

id, ~, 10'
./in,./).
At Point de Galle, island of Ceylo on the 05th Of ''''at4 Sertf
aged 32, Willoughby Smith, Esq., Itten'Commander of etobreinerlf
brow," youngest son of the late William Smith, Esq., '
Old Elvet, Durham.
At Madras, on the 14th of July, aged 24, 13e11,
Esr,
q., ,randim. of General Robert Bell, of Russell-square. ~,, ,f
At Calcutta, on the Ist of August last, N. J. Ilalhed, 71;lhe°
the Bengal Civil Service, eldest of the late John
son
Mu
Esq., of Yately House, Hants. e CO'
On the 25th of August, at Colombo, in the island 0.
of
Robert Crowe, Esq., aged 32. William fl.
of
formerly At Edinburgh, on the 9th inst., Miss Gardner,
109 ,f
Colebrook-terrace, Islington, aged 93. hor
On the 11th inst., at Worcester, Mr. Robert Felton,
chant, aged 64. ea 86.11,
On the 12th inst.; at Chelsea, Reuben Smith, Es(l.:_!_ft clang
On the 12th inst., at Spital-square, Ann Maria, on`
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to of Matthew Warton, Esq

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