The Sun.
London, England, 1836-10-04 00:00:00

STATE OF TRADE.

(From the Leeds Mercury.)
LEEDS.—Our markets at both Cloth-halls have beefil,
duller this week than has been the case for some tivni) Ps";
the lower qualities of goods are in consequence' ratb
better to purchase at a trifling reduction in price ; 49Ptli,
fixer
whole the stocks on hand are very light, and in the t.
qualities prices remain firm. There continues to be a

quantity of business doing in the warehouses.
HUDDERSFIELD.—There has been rather less 'busieess
doing to-day in the Cloth-hall.
BRADFORD.—The state of the piece-market to.daY, 511,
every respect confirms our report of last week, and to thv
we refer our readers.
HALIFAX.—There has not been quite so animated a Jr
mand in the Hall for stuff goods to-day ; prices, however;
remain the same. The yarn market has been abotic.tit
average, both in demand and price. Business is quite w_t
in combing wools ; very few sales can be effected, and r
prices remain stationary. but
YORK.—We had a good show of wool here to-day,
the buyers were not many. The market was ver y beaT.
and a good quantity was left unsold, but no material alter
tion in price was submitted to.

The new novel, under the title of " Vandelenr ;
Animal Magnetism," is we hear, the production of a diet n•
guished personage in the Sister Kingdom, who, in this 1 0
stance, and under present circumstances, desires to keep 11P
strict incognito.—Morning Post. 't
Dr. Bowring, M.P., since his late annual visl the
the Kilmarnock district of Burghs, has transmitte3
Renton Library, a set of the Westminster Review, the rf'bis
cipal of Jeremy Bentham's works, a number of volumOaes 0 0,
own Poetical Translations, and a variety of interesting
structive political tracts and pamphlets. —Scots Times. , a
On Sunday morning last a boy was found dead /no
barn near Tewitfield. It seems that the poor lad wile tool
closed his eyes upon this world under the most afflicting ey
uncheering circumstances, had been travelling with a chi e
sweep, and that on Saturday night he had slept for some "tber
at the Cinder Ovens at Tewitfield, with two or three °,ellr
" looped and ragged wanderers." Finding himself ile;00
the deceased accompanied by another boy, went to the His
where he was afterwards found, and there he grew ivers••tbef
companion ran to the Cinder Ovens to two men %erheril were
had left there, to get advice and assistance, but the o°,oo
so beastly drunk that they were unable to stir. In the 1-the
time, the poor boy in the barn breathed his last, and fr°llloest
blackened and distorted hue of his countenance it would efireith
that his sufferings had been considerable. Wheidler,„t it IS
was caused by disease or hunger was not ascertained".; of tbs
probable that both had done their work in bringing ago
termination of the poor lad's miseries.—Kendal Naval' to
EAST GRINSTEAD.—The Duchess of Kent,raties-
Princess Victoria and suite passed through this place 00
day ; they were saluted with a merry peal by our ring ergiort
displayed superior talents in their athletic art. The toed
party are much pleased with the local beauty and
we sr•
around, and give a decided preference to this route. t
anf
pleased to hear that the cortege passed through witil opo
intruding annoyance, which was so unhappily exhibit
the last occasion.—Brighton Gazette.

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MARRIED. -.; k l'eglib
On the Ist inst., at St. John's, Paddington, Fred tbe late
of
Esq., surgeon, Connaught-terrace, to Eliza, daughter
R. Saunders, Esq., of Jamaica. 1 VlilD°
On the 9th July, at St. James's Church, Clerkenwel-, late lA'
Gillies, Esq., to Mrs. Leman Grimstone, daughter of the to
man Thomas
On the 29 Reds, Esq., of the Inner Temple.
th ult., Mr. Robert Chatfield, of Findon, Sfassytoe-'o3'
Ann Elizabeth, second daughter of T. P. Pagden, EA" ° fl'
Su
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the Ist inst., at St. Pancras Church, Eliza, clang 000
Christmas, Esq., of Huntley-street, Gordon-square, to
White, Esq., of Woburn-uare. °1
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On the 27th ult., at Clfton Campville, Staffordshitte:Golooo
Thomas, Esq., of Old Derrig, Queen's County Lieutenlinsale,
of
of his Majesty's 20th Regiment, C.B , and -iI.P- for fteet°
Elizabeth Idor.ea, eldest daughter of the Rev. R. Taylor,
Clifton.
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DIED.
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pole
-street,
-Bsqouualroegn. e-sur-Mer, Miss Frisvtell, 0
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On the 30th ult., Elizabeth, wife of Capt. Edrne.--',
Es(l.'
Court, Kent. gollist,
On the 30th ult., at Midhurst, Sussex, Anthony fit
aged 74. ... kr°rt°
On the 30th ult., aged 72, Elizabeth, wire of Th°lll°-
130,ef,
of Peckham-rye. Cole
On the 30th ult., at Haverhill, Suffolk, Mr. Joll° • g•
Oa
aged 64.1 ate of the Bank of England.
On the 29th ult., Mr. Thomas Friend, of Gibson-5g
uare,
1./
ton, aged 32. rsert B. .'
On the Ist., aged 53, Sarah, wife of John IlopPer.Pu e
St. Alban's-terrace, Kennington. Oa 114 i
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On the 10th of June, at George Town, Cape
Lieut. George Hakewill, third son of the late Mr. f .1°"
of gake will,
Margaret-street, Cavendish-square. e Wif°,°„glite!
On the Ist inst., at Southampton, Lydia Maryanne,
nd 0.---plov
Charles Girardot, Esq., of Little Bookharn, Surre) ad 111,
of thelate Charles Vere Dashwood, Esq., of Stani°r
tinghamshire. Esq. $5
On the Ist inst. in in Dorset s uare, James Barnett, , the
On the 30th int.., in Myddletelon-square, ville.
Letitia, wife .
T. Mortimer, 8.D., Minister of St. Mark's, Penton

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