The Sun.
London, England, 1836-04-09 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

(From the New London Price Current of last night. )
SUGAR.—The West India Sugar market opened on Wed-
nesday, the holders demanded prices fully equal to those pre-
vious to the holidays, which the buyers paid with the greatest
reluctance, and there was very little business done ; yesterday
however there was a revival in the trade, there being a good
demand from the grocers; the Refiners were also buyers, but
the business done was principally in the qualities for the scale,
at quotations fully up to those of Thursday week ; Antigua for
the scale of good quality sold at 655., fine 675. ; Demerara
good brown 61s. 6d., good grocery 625. 6d. to 635., and for
about 150 barrels of very strong refined white 765. to 795. paid,
but of course the latter can form no criterion to present market
prices ; a small partion of the cargo of the Tropic arrived with
new Barbadoes, will be shortly offered at public sale ; the ar-
rivals since this day week have been very small ; there is a very
good spew of sugars. There is still a good disposition to do
business, and the grocers and refiners purchased freely
to-day at fully yesterday's rates ; the sales for the last two
days are large, 600 yesterday, 1,100 to-day at stiffer
prices, particularly the lower qualities, which are 6d. higher.
There is a better disposition shown on the part of the shippers
to purchase refined goods, but the extreme small quantity
ready for delivery has prevented business of the least conse-
quence from being done ' - for some small parcels of fine
crushed 425. 6d. paid, and at that price there are further
buyers ; the grocery qualities having also become scarce, much
business is prevented from being done. The two cargoes of
Dutch Crushed Sugar are still offering in the market at
41s. 6d., but at present there does not appear to be buyers
within 6d. to ls. of that price. There is a good deal of in-
terest excited by the goods from Demerara, chrystalized under
the new process; about 120 packages sold 765. a 795. with a
duty of 245. per cwt. ; said to be produced by the air-pump.
Former imports, not so good in quality, were stopped at the
Custom-house. It has the appearance of a grain like Sugar
Candy (probably what is termed a false grain). Yesterday
afternoon fine crushed sold at 425. 6d., and parcels to pass the
standard are very scarce.

MAURITIUS—there is a revival in the demand, and fully,
and in sonic cases, even better prices obtained ; at auction
7,577 bags sold with spirit, and a small pFt was taken either
for shipping or on a speculation, at 645. 6d. to 655. for good
strong yellow; the remainder went as follows, low to good
brown at 595. 6d. to 615., middling to good yellow 625. to
655., fine 665. to 685., several parcels of washed went from
595. 6d. to 665. 6d. ; the lots at 61s. to 625. are 6d. higher
than the last sale.

EAST INDIA.—The importers of the recent arrivals having
refused generally to sell at our former quotations, very little
business has been done. Fora floating cargo of Manilla 31s.
has been paid, small parcels of Bengal taken by the Grocers at
last week's rates.

FOREIGN.-The accounts received from the Havannah stat-
ipg that Sugars were very scarce, and prices extremely high,
whites being 70s.- and yellows 405., caused much business to
be done in this market in yellow Havannah and Brazil, the
prices of which have advanced; the private sales during the
week amount to 16 or 1,700 chests, the principal portion good
brown or very low yellow Havannah at 355. 6d., taken for the
American market ; fine has fetched 375. to 38s. and 395. is
now generally asked ; Parabia of brown quality sold at 265.
to 275., and middling white old Bahia at 335. ; white Havan-
nah of strong quality is much wanted, for a cargo mostly yel-
low, daily expected, the owner is asking 40s. per cwt. At
public sale this aftornoon, 537 boxes, 4 puns. white Havannah
offered, the washed, of which it principally consisted, sold at
from 435. to 445. 6d., and 335. a 375. 6d., being 2s. higher,
mid. but very soft white taken in at 475. a 48s. It is reported
that a floating cargo of Pernambuco Sugars sold afloat, but
the price has not transpired.
MOLABSES.-There is some enquiry after West India, and
rather more done this week than at the prices last quoted.
• COFFEE.-The market for clean qualities of British Plan-
tation has become quiet, and prices have given way Is. to
2s. ; at public sale, 264 packages were offered, 100 casks
mid. coloury Berbice sold at 955. a 98s. 6d., good mid. 101 s.,
and a few lots triage at 795. to 895., 150 bags Demerara
were bought in, middling at 91s. to 925. ; also 14 casks fine
ord. Jamaica unclean at 85s. In the East India sorts there
has been very little done this week • sellers of Ceylon at Is.
under former rates, good quality Offered at 555., Mocha is
held firmly, and there is a steady demand. The holders of
Foreign continue to ask very high prices, 555. to 565. being
required for fine coloury Brazil, but the actual business do-
ing is still confined to floating cargoes, two of St. Domingo
having been sold at 525. 9d. ; and one of Brazil at 535. per
cwt. The public sales this afternoon consisted of 75 casks,
130 brls. and bags British Plantation and 510 bags East India;
good Ceylon was taken in at 555., Ms. 6d. offered ; Singa-
pore 48s. a Ms. 6d. for home consumption ; Berbice sold at
about late prices. A cargo of St.. Domingo sold afloat this
afternoon for Antwerp at 525. 9d.
COCOA. -There is nothing doing at present in West India
or Brazil, for the latter 40s. a 425. is asked.

TALLOW.-The prices on the spot have risen to 435. 6d. a
435. 9d., and at which there has been a brisk demand from
the trade. Tallow to be delivered in the last three and four
months continues in extensive demand by speculators at 455.
This afternoon 1,000 casks sold on the spot at 445., and large
parcels for delivery at 455. 6d., at which prices there are
buyers and but few sellers. At auction this afternoon, 68
casks Odessa Tallow, sold at 435. 6d. to 435. 9d. per cwt.
SILK.-There has been a brisk and general demand for all
kinds of Raw Silk at gradually improving prices.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.-There is much enquiry
after rum at fully former rates, and in some cases even stiffer
prices would be paid for fine strong qualities, but owing to
the Market being still very barely supplied, much business is
prevented from being done in parcels in first hands ; for Ja-
maica 28 per cent. over, 3s. 6d. offered and refused. There
is a good demand for Geneva at ls. Bd. for good, and is.
Ild. for very fine. Brandy of low quality is ill demand for
shipping, but for the good and fine sorts there is no demand
at present. The sales of Rum this afternoon are about 300
puns., Jamaica of strong quality at 3s. Bd. a 3s. 9d., De-
merara 27 a 28 over at 3s. 2d., 13 a 14 over 2s. 5d., an Lee-
in hhds., 6 per cent. over, at 2s. sd.
TURPENTINE.-There continue to be ready buyers of rough
at 18s. 6d. a 195., at which prices business has been done.
There is a very brisk demand for Spirits, and prices have
risen to 84s. per cwt.
OILS.-There is a brisk demand from flip home trade for
Linseed Oil at 475. 6d.. and for shipping to the American
Markets large purchases have been made. Rape is heavy of
sale at 50s. for pale, and 495. for brown. Palm has advanced
to 355., and in demand by the Soap trade. For Gallipoli 631.
paid for exportation. Fish Oils continue in brisk demand by
the Soap dealers at fully former rates. Cod Oil has again
been taken in large quantities for exportation at 381. 10s., and
the same price has also been paid for parcels for home use.
Sperm continues at 721. for the best quality, but not much is
doing. At public sale this afternoon 40 tuns of Sperm Oil
and Headmatter, of fine quality; the latter went at 751. 15s.
to 801. 55., and the former 711. to 71/. 10s. ; also 60 tuns
Southern Whale of good to fine pale quality, fetched 40/. 55.
to 431.

METALS.—There is less doing in Spelter on the spot, the
prices is 191. ; but for delivery the demand continues, 181. ss.
paid. Iron and Lead are held for fully the price quoted last
week, but there is less doing. Steel is in request ; about 180
tons Swedish sold at 181. lOs.
QuicKsiLvEa.— About 1,000 flasks arrived this week ; there
is less doing, and there are sellers at 3s. 9d. per lb.
INDlGo.—There has been little business done in the Market
for East India this week, owing to the trade being actively en-
gaged in inspecting the samples of the forthcoming sale ;
prices keep very firm, and to purchase 6d. advance must be
paid on the prices of the last quarterly sale for the general
runs, and Bd. a 9d. for picked lots.
LAC DYE.—There continues to be a good demand at full
prices. By public sale this day 200 chests good native Lac
Dye sold at ls.
Hops.—The buyers continue to purchase very freely, and
the fresh supply at Market has again been small ; prices are a
shade higher in some instances.
SAGO.—At public sale to day 300 chests Pearl Sago sold
at 13s. 6d. a 15s. 6d. for good white.
RlCE.—There are considerable enquiries for Bengal Rice
at last week's rates, but owing to the holders asking advanced
prices not much has been done. Carolina for home use has
declined to 295. for new, and 275. for old ; the price on board
is now 20s.
NITRATE OF SODA.—Nothing done on account of the public
sale advertised of 180 tons, recently arrived.
SALTPETRE.—There is still very little demand for rough,
but the present holders entertain a good opinion of this article,
end will not sell but at fully former rates.

ARROWROOT.—At public sale this afternoon 425 packages,
mostly taken in, Jamaica at ls. 3d., Barbadoes 3 per lb.
WooL.—There is still a brisk demand for Spanish Wool.
In German an extensive business has been done. The low
sorts of Russian, &c. have again sold to some extent ; owing
to the stocks in first hands of British Wool being much re.:
duced, extensive sales have been prevented from being made,
still there has been a good demand at the advance of last week.
FRUIT.—There is more business doing for home consump-
tion, and parcels have also been bought for shipping.
PRovistoNs—There has been a very brisk demand for Irish
Butter throughout the week, and prices have advanced ; from
Ireland there have been no supplies. The prices of Dutch,
owicg to the large arrival of 5,000 casks, have given way, 4s.
for the fine, and 4s. to 6s. for the inferior quality ; several of
the trade are holding back their orders for the present; there
is no Scotch in the market to offer for sale. The demand is
still very moderate for Bacon, owing to the holders refusing
to lower prices. Lard is 2s. to 3s. cheaper, and very little
doing. Scotch Pork is in considerable request at 445. to 545.
There is a good sale for Hams. The prices of India and Mess
Beef and Pork are 2s. 6d. lower. English Cheese is dull of
sale ; the supplies have been very large, and prices have given
way 4s. per cwt. Foreign sells steady at full prices.
COTTON.—The prices continue gradually to advance, and
there has again been a very brisk demand. The Liverpool
Market this week is rather quiet, but the holders will not sell
excepting at the advance of last week. The public sales ad-
vertised to take place on the 15th consist of 4,500 Bengal,
100 American, and 125 Surat. The consumption of Cotton
Wool for the kingdom during the past three months have
exceeded that of the three months of 1835 by 60,000 bales, or
nearly 5,000 bales weekly. The sales of Cotton this week aro
290 Bengal, ord. to good fair, 5Hd. a 64d. ; 2,456 Surat, ord.
to good fair, 63d. a 8, d. ; 1,080 Madras, ord. to good, 6aBd.
a 84d. ; 480 Boweds, fair to good, loid.: lip. ; 300 Peru.
vians, good, 12d. a 1214-d. ; 60 Smyrna, 74d.
COCHINEAL.—The demand this week by private contract has
been very moderate, and holders have barely succeeded in
getting former prices. This day by public sale 125 serous
Honduras Cochineal, good and fine, 7s. 4d. a 7s. Bd., full
prices, ord. and mid. 6s. Dd. a 7s. 2d„ the inferior is 2d.
lower.
&gen.—There is a brisk demand for bold consuming Nut-

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megs by the trade at 6s. 10d. ; business has also been
done
for shipping at ss. 2d. Pimento meets with a good demand
at full prices. Pepper is in steady request at last weeks rat.es.
In Cassia Lignea, owing to the quantity offering for saber
very small, and the holders wanting advanced prices, ig o 5
to any extent has been prevented from being done. Ilest
West
remain dull of sale. In East India Gingerlittle doing;
blacklhadicitkae
wipneenpstpt eaeatrdyike.eqnau request. At :
.Af
04trda.
fuacfitriromn
iodt
oh.
di sclaefautnaefincityouna; n 1322,50 bad
lower. 17 bags Nutmegs in eh lolgood
at lod.ei
.. e sold kg Pi.
Mace taken in at ss. 3d. a ss. 9d. 386 bags 22 cask. -
mento went at full prices, from 3d. for ord. to g
-,-, a 4d.
ord quality. l'ty rather
3 casks dark

The highest price of Bread in the Metropolis.
PRICE OF BREAD It.‘f
There are others who sell from a half t three halfpenc•
-penny o
that "rate.
is 7,4 d. for the -111p.below

PRICE OF SUGAR. frura
the Returnsage
made in the week ending the 5t41%
The Aver Price of Brown or Muscovad Sdayugar comp'
:4 April,c
in °IC is
ud
3Ss. 4d. per Hundred Weight, exclusive of the liuties
of
ta
paid or payable thereon on the Importation thereof
into

PRICE OF S.
Per Cwt.

New English Red Clovers2s. 70. T. 828.
014 Ditto Ditto 50s. 455. 725.
New Foreign Ditto sos. 60s. (158.
Old Ditto Ditto —B. —B. —S.
New White Clover 60s: 70s. 828.
Ohl Ditto Ditto —s. 565. ('6s
New Trefoil l5B 20s. 21s.
Oid Ditto —s. 12s. 18s.
Trefolium 28s 3.1 s 358
English Carraway —s. 50s. 5-zs.
Foreign Ditto —s. 48s. 56s
Coriander —s 10s 14s
Rapeseed, English fine (per Las

PRICES OF
Farnham Pockets (per cwt.)
K-rit Pockets .
Choice ditto
Kent Bags...
Sussex Pockets
Superfine ditto

;EDS.—April S.
Par Quarter.
St. Foin ....................
Rye Grass .................. 18i, 34,
Pacey Grass ............... :38'•
Linseed, for feeding ...51s '65. • ,•;•
Ditto,
Ditto, for crushing ...... —s
Canary ...................... --3 4•2 i 45,
Hemp........................ 444.
sus.
Per Bushel.
White Mustard ...... ss. OA. (i•,. J.
Brown Ditto ......... Ss. le
Tares .................... 4s. tid. 0;• • •
t) 34/. C5l. .......

HOPS —April S.
101. (18. 01 Os. to 111. Os.
4c Os. 4. to 5! •
IV. 11,
51 54. 71.
41 VI
Os. to 5' ,
3a. Os. 31. 16, to 4,4,
01. Os 5 Os.

WHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET.—April 7. ,05,
70s. dto 84s. Od t Clover ......... 88s, to
Straw 30s Od to 335. od.

PRICES OF POTATOES AT SPITA LFIEI.I)S::tou.
York Reds (from vessel) 3/. Os. to 41. I0i• P r
Scotch Beds ditto .
Common Reds 04 Os. to 41 Os. :...., .
Marsh Champions 41. O. to 41. ss. o.t.'
tto
Maws 0 Os. to :if. 10s• ki,
4/. 5/. to 5/. Os
11• Iss ditto
Middling O/. Os. to • • : ~,,,,
Chats .... 11. lOs to 0/. t___.±:2___.---""' _.
ditto

PRICE OF OIL. Q 11,961 I°4
Rape Oil, brown, per ton, 50408.—Refined, 51/. 10s.—Linseed tor, 5/ 15s•
Linseed Oil Cake at the Mill, (1000 , 121. 12s —Rape Cake, PeE___

- - • - - - - d
PRICES ON' LEATHER. d. 0,1
Per lb. (1. to d. I Per lb. 14 '-
,4
Crop Hides, 30 to 401 b. each 12 13} , Horse Hides, German ...... j 7
nt
. 5 —..--in 50
Bull Hides 50 60
211300
211722
_CalfSki—ns, 345000 to
51.44_1,.
0,.1
..................
.......... )....5.; 7 ~;;.
Butts, Vitriol
English. l5 24 -- 70 100. ........... w!:
"
.••• 17
Foreign
Foreign Hides lO 12 --.. small. ............. .1 4
Dressing Hides
Shaved
Be•t Saddlers Hides
1138 1170 Sheolluieldsei; ............................... ..
..
.... ... 7.:
12
Horse Hides, English
• If rounded 2.1. to 4d per lb more

PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone of 61b.
Price of Tallow (as stated by the Tallow Melters) ........

V 9a.

Town Tallow ... l'
PRICE OF TALLOW, SOAP, &c per 1121 b.
~,, 04;
49a. Sd. Yellow Soap ..............
...4.4.
Yellow Russia
....,
White —s. M. Curd ............................•• 10.1?"!'
Snap Ditto —s. Pd. Graves.... ...................... , ea.
Melting Stull
D.tto Rough 23s Od

PRICE OF
The price of good Store Candles
Candles, per dozen, 7s. Od. ; i►
Sixpence per dozer

CANDLES. 10' r 1
the Retail Shops is as .0- oti.
Iferior, 6s. iki.—Moulcii,
i discount for

COAL MAR
s. (I.
Adair's lB 6
Bensham l6 6
Chester Main l7 3
Holy well • 0 9
i )i t to Reins l6 6
fll,d's Redhugh l6 6
Pontop, Stanhope, and Co l7 7
Russell's High Main
'hipcote lti 0
Tanfield 2t 6
Townley lB 6
West Bartley
Willington 2O 3
Wylam l9 0
Best Wigan Cannel
Cowpen .., lB 9
Howard's 'Netherton Main
Walls End Bewicke and Co , 20 3
Walls End Brown's l9 0
Ships arrived since 1
COUNTRY CORN AIARKE

KEi'.—April 8. S. 'IA
Per Ton Z,
Walls End Carr and Co .......... _
Walls End Hilda ..... . .......... ,„
Walls End Hotpur ................. .2,PL g
Walls End Killingworth .... • )9
Walls End Newmareli .......... 16 ,e
Walls End Peareth ........ ...••••• l!
Walls End ltiddell's ............. ,„ 60,
Walk End Wa1ker..............• !;9'
Walls End Braddyll's ............
Walls End Has, ell . ...... .•••••
Walls End Helton ................. 99 ;
Walls End Lambton ........ 6
Walls End Lyons .............. „
Walls End itussel's
Walls End Stewart's ........ c.rj
Walls End Hartlepool ...... •••: ,).0
Walls End Adelaide ...........
EEnndi ...................... $

Per Ton

last market-day.s.

VIE WO:"

COUNTRY CORN AIARKETS DURING THE;2I::---e-
-rer tjuarter. Wheat. Barley. oats. Bea"
7,---"n 46 '72' 46
Ashburn 48 50 30 73 ~0 28 Ao
13.isingstoke 38 50 27 35 20 27 36 4-4 4
42 46
Bath 44 50 23 32 22 29 36 nA
Bridgewater. 48 56 22 26 20 25 32 q •-•"'
48 56 '23 32 16 20 34
Chesterfield 48 52 31 34 26 28 40 42 l
Derby 50 34 26 34 23 21 42
as 40
Doncaster 26 40 23 37 17 '26 36 40
Dorchester 69 21 44
Exeter 36 42 24 23 16 18 136 ,4 44 95
Gloucester--.. 40 54 2 14
3 36 19 32 36 fi4
Hungerford —... 32 51 22 36 19 25 :34 1, 34 94
37 29 '24 :44
tie w tit r y 33 61 28 36 jl6 30 3738
nemsey
Shaftesbury 54 25 :7 41
Sliepton Mallet 43 53 :36 39 22 .6 33 41
Sherborne—.......— 34 40 24 32 2u 24 36 42
l'aunton 42 30 I 18 34
Yarmouth .44 46 26 32 23 25 34 38Yeovil —.... 39 40 '2B 30 18 26 36 'A ci•
Per Bushel. 6. 6.4.15. 4. 5.d 5. 4. s. 4., S. 4. 5. 4. t
Shrewsbury...,,...,. 79 74' 4 0 4438

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET,
Wheat, 62 lb.
Barley, imperial quarter
Do. Grinding, 41/ lb.
Oats, 39 lb
Old Beans, 66►gl'b
New ditto
New White Boling Pease, 3 imp, bush.
Ditto Grey ditto

, April 7. is, 4.1.
gd. to, ti
..33 (3
.. 3 g 3 .7
19
11
• 13 14 6
..14 0 111
.. 15 0 15 "
• 14 0

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he cow
Sunday se, nnight Walsall was visited in thu elerV
ing by a terrific thunder-storm. The darkness of bt.cei light-
ing, the rapid descent of the hailstones, and 09,1tittek light-
ing,
ning, was awful and sublime. The electric tlnws-idc, ""-
parish church just above the clock-dial, on-the south :to tb°
placing
earth
some one
oo
ff
thet h e
modernancient
jured, though there were many in stone
-11::c13391:5
at the time. '
A John C°llo
.
An evening or two ago, a porter name. hoal
way, whose station is at Elm-row, was employed to 0141,0°
ot.- 0
some articles front a sale-room, and was paid by the ge bobsei,
who received them, as he supposed, with a shillingL to
looking at the money at a street lamp, he discovered 0
sovereign. —Edinburgh Courant. °C
We We understand that one of the three Cl
cowardly fired upon and dangerously wounded by tboois, ej
as they were walking near Bilboa, was Mr. David., oneeetlig
brother of the Rev. -- Collis, of Caton, ailu„,,of
twwitehntsyevyeeraarls._resNpeocrtwabicleh
Mercury. families i n this county
'...pice
was only this year appointed purser to a ship, after ail'
r 5,
(ADVERTISEMENT.) l' C 11 'ii
The NEW FLAT GOLD "WA--th ac Sege
are offered in double-bottomed engine-turned cases, " for " sot'
finished vertical movements, jewelled and warranted
_cots, ~ii 4
Guineas each, or with highly-finished horizontal 0101 Aeon.
ranted at Nine Guineas each at T. COX SAVORIr,' 'Lod°
Goldsmith, Silversmith, and Watchmaker, 47, Cornhih,
d, of
it f".'
BIRT.HS.
On the 4th inst., at Brighton, the lady of A. Giclar
13'.`%6
a son.l4erti'
On the 22d ult., the lady of Simon Giles, Esq., of la <i}' of
ton, of a son. ;,. the
On the 4th inst., at Dunnichen House, Forfarsh.-e'
J. W. Hawkins, Esq., of a son. e' of of a s°su.o(l/'
On the 7th inst., in Belgrave-square, Mrs. Warr,,.'
3
On the 7th inst., the lady of W. L. Lawrence, •r'''', of
well Park, Gloucestershire, of a son. ner rrO tili g'
On the Bth inst., Mrs. J. H. Goodhart, a I)l'r-
daughter. O.ll
MARRIED. to
01°4
On the 7th inst., at Tretherne, Gloucestershire, to gloms,
Moore, Esq., third son of the late Rev. Dr. 111°°,„te'urt, io_,Ahonse'
of T. Townshend, Esq. senior Judge of Zilla LN f Toy—
and youngest daughter of the late J. Tripp, Esq.' ° IDl5'
Somersetshire.gel. •I'ffyiniti
On the Bth inst., at St. Luke's Chelsea, by the.ci A., of ,e lato
LL.B., father of th bride, C. E. Broome, Esq., -''•,ter of I'
Hall, Cambridge, to Charlotte Harman, grand-dang" rarel'
Rev. M. Rush, of Heekfield, Hants. gen% late
On the 7th inst., at St. Mark's, Kennington, of t e
Esq., of Bedford-row, to Lucy, youngest dau
Williams, Esq., of Vimiera, Wandsworth-road. 3- . F. Sr,, 01/
On the 6th inst., at Charlton Kings, the Fillip Sle 00
Gabb, perpetual curate of Charlton Kings, to, use, in t i
daughter of William Baylis, Esq., of Hearne r'°
Peer'
place.
lit• Willia' fortoetlf
On the 6th inst., at Snaith, in Yorkshire, - - • , Ashby,
Robert ~erf
of Armin, to Miss Ashby, daughter of Mr. u. for-of
of Lombard-street. Mr• C. %OP
On the sth inst., at St. Mary's, Cheltenham, ,r.• Jones,
PS
of Witney, to Sarah, third daughter of the late *1
Whitington-house, Gloucestershire. flettes-ii 03 clop
On the sth inst., at the Cathedral, Bag to Elivibe
d
Shearer, Esq., Ashey and Ryde, Isle of Wight' to_a___,,r.
...0,
ghter •
creto
only daughter of B. Hewitt, Esq. of the Monnt,EodoZa lip&
On the Bth inst., at Brixton 'Church, 41r•
the late fr•
of th ..."
Queenhithe, to Martha, second daughter
Esq., of Huddersfield and London. Of
Aged'
DIED. square' .61
On the 7th inst., in Orchard-street, Portman- 3, ssr
Henry Adley Wright, Esq. whitehalWar! ,t,o•
On the 7th inst., at the Exchequer Office, -C r
of $
81, William Godwin, Esq widow
On the 7th inst , at PoPlar, aged 68, Loretta, sgab
E. Foord, H: C. S: ea 32'
maOrina,ththee6Ntvhifeinosft.A,
.at
.Grovee-.terrace, Peckham' aged
"g IST.
of f - •
Ep abed], "nf
1,,.-
On the 6th inst., in Sloane-square, '2 ec rge '
Cleere, Esq., of the Treasury. aged 6% G •el
,*1 3
On the 30th ult., in Wandsworth-road,
ehaordn,
tfhoremBetrhly
ionfstL„ineaoticselnneni-:tladns:clherniton 1 74' W'l
, age' Ai'
old `l3"'
Leedham, Esq. 3 Alm 1, se ~,
On the 7th .inst. , at North-en&
et,
Haropstea , Dacia,
2,.ne,_stre
49det),
ter of the late J. Davidson, Esq.
83, Jere
hamoOingttahhteee,
47attihhi
di
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Heath-cottage,
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