The Sun.
London, England, 1836-09-12 00:00:00

STATE OP TRADE.

(From the Leeds Intelligencer of Saturday.) anti.
LEEns.—There has been a very fair demand for 01 ate
factured goods in this town during the week, and Priees„ajto
rather improved. The supply of coarse goods is une,q"
the demand. All hands appear to be well emploYea' was
BRADFORD.—The demand for goods on ThursdaYriceo
as brisk as it has been for some months past, and Pion'
much the same as of late. The sales of yarn were „
sive, and prices appeared to be looking up. The I.oe'
ket was firm, and the staple commodity in fair requies,olsi
HALIFAX.—The sales at this market on Welk DO
were rather more extensive than on the previous we the
prices remained stationary. The supply of goods '-
H is rather bils::
HUDDERSFIELD.—There was a pretty fair share 130'
ness done in the market at this place on Tuesday last'
withstanding the unfavonrable state of the weather, re'
WAKEFIELD, SEPT. 9.—We have not to alter t'-ror
ports we have lately given of this market in regard /
actions with domestic manufacturers, which have beepotpo
ther limited since our last ; but we have this week had !tots
extensive purchases made in long wool for foreign ace"
Prices remain very steady.

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A HYPOCRITE.-Some weeks ago, Thomas :„,i0
ren Walker, a married man, and a local preacher, livloo
this borough, abandoned a most affectionate wife, to ylll,O
he had been united for several years, and ran awl Ilielssg
young girl under 18, one of the class leaders in Tit t ft°
over which this affected saint presided. A war an
immediately,
edlei aatvei
of
fsutehde ouatetaieggainosvterhsiomer,
ably
the borough, aggravated to a great degree by the '3°oo
crime he had committed in seduci the affections 00
blasting for ever the character ng
and iv
of a poor girl , co
the i •
Wednesday
stable of that place. Last week he was brought hero, e age•
Liam Nickolls, Esq., convicted of being a rogue and °alt.°
upon the into— t.
bond, and sentenced to be confined in the House of Corr—threes
at Worcester, and there to be kept to hard labour foto bit'
his wife chargesb
calendar months. On being asked what he had to saloa to
defence, he pleaded guilty to the charge ; but in adal-if
his other vile offences, he endeavoured to shelter hirosPor
further degrading his poor victim, and actually had the !aid
dente and villainy to state, that the young woman adlaisdl 00'
drugs to him to seduce him into the crime that he ha d that
milted. Before his commitment was signed, he confessehe
he was a deserter from the 46th regiment of foot; that 1100
listed at Bristol about nine years ago, and deserted at misr'
ham about seven years ago. He was reported to tbeof his
office by the post of next day, and after the expitatilat/der
imprisonment, will be handed over to the military.--
minster Messenger.
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ADVICE TO SERVANTS.--Sometimes, per—h„Paildet
you are the cook) you neglect having the loaves one d,' of
the other, and then you are obliged to cut new bre_.,ll er°
sometimes (still worse) you cut it up on purpose, bec!ii.'
like it best—and you use a quantity of butter with I,!:ast
for
have known a very high professing servant make hot schen
the kitchen, when it was forbidden, and try to bideit to4
her mistress came down stairs. When nice things *vs, tbs,
made for company pass through your hands do you kn°,,4,00'
it is wrong even to taste them, without you have leaveA "'volt t°
These little things are mentioned, because they lea" in
t°
greater ; for we have heard of a servant who we:II, oien
the pantry merely with the intention of eating some°, I°:pieca
that was there, and when there was tempted to steal to
of plate, which being afterwards found out brought, 0015
the gallows. You are guilty of a breach of trust (an peer
peerone sort of dishonesty) if you ever read letters which a'icoovin
dentally left about. We mention this, because sve haveditt °°'t
it done by servants who were called Christians, who rtintn
see what a sin it is to indulge vain curiosity, and t° Pte }.oar
which did not concern them at all. To was other
time, which in reality belongs to your master, is .reit
breach of trust. If you lie in bed in the morning, or 1, with
at your work, you waste time, and do not corn!) lersoa''
orders. You would not think of running into another pore ill
house to do the work of the servants there ; but Y,.°°„ voursa
as wrong if you stand idly about, or do things le'
whilst you ought to be getting on witl___Lyr
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(ADVERTISEMENT.)—T. COX SAVORYGnhe Old ar:
,
&c., 47, Cornhill, London, informs the Public, that E
tch SILVER WATCHES, on the celebrated PATEN' •atch
CONSTRUCTION, (the most accurate on ivhich a i'aste,t
be made) for SIX GUINEAS EACH, with all the bele!,
provements, e. the detached escapement, jewelled in tong
rid wr".
capped, hand to mark the seconds, hard enamelled dial, an
taming power to continue going while winding up. , cod-h
N.B. If in Hunting Cases, 10s. 6d. extra.—Sec
Watches purchased in exchange.

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BIRTHS. Sios°ll'
On the inst., at Englefield-green, the lady of George
•
jun. , Esq., pf a daughter.
On the 2(1 in,".t., Lady Catherine Boileau, of a daughter' _ lady
°I
On the Bth inst., at Dartmouth-street, Westminster, the
G. Vincent., jun., Esq., pf a daughter. Gorr
On the tith inst., at Wocdspeen, the lady of the BC'
W ,balh
ells,
thea of son.
On ith inst., the lady of John L'ill, jun., Esq., of Farlef
ot,"
Staffordshire, of a dauingh Tter. ofsll
,
On the 9th inst., rinity-square, Mrs. ;7.rancis LY"-e lyall-A-
On the Bth inst., Mrs. G. F. Isaac, of Suffoil-Place' hi,
East, of a daughter. AdriP
On the sth inst., the lady of John Guy, Esq., surge'"
of a daughter.
On the 7th inst., at Kensington, Mrs. George

MARRIED. A w
• e,
On the 6th inst., at Knaresborough, the Rev. Georgorictibir ,
burn, M.A., Vicar of Pocklington and Burton Leonard, froar°
to Mary Anna, third daughter of Richard Terry, Esq., rJsti
0f P.
borough.
On the Bth inst., at St. Margaret's Church, Mr. Jo if?,-
Ingall, to Sophia Elizabeth, daughter of the late R.
of Westminster.
On the Bth inst at St. John's, Upper Holloway, 3,1 r.,/
of Cheapside, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of J. 11. •.; Greg,
of the former place. 31r•
'
On the Bth inst., at St. John the Evangelist, Lambe.' K.
Forrest, of the Strand, to Hester, youngest daughter dm, a
00
Lepine. ifarY",• •
On the Sth inst., at St, James's, Mr. Rosselloty, to ,•;•,-- •
daughter of Mr. Crampern, of Jermyn-street

s!'
)lED.
On the 7th inst., at UpperI
Rock Gardens, Bright°°' job°
Esq., aged 68.
On the Bth inst., at Rye-lane, Peckham, the Rev•
yis„k.M., late of North Waltham, Hants, aged 69. .
t 9(
On the sth inst., at *Hyde Robert Fox, 'Esq., agadn2l3arrei-'
On the Bth inst., John Brice,i the infant son of "Yr. et.,
Oliv
Lowndcs-street, Belgrave-squarc. homag
On the sth inst., at Jamaica-row, Bermondsey, T
f Or
Esq., aged 76. son °
second
On the Bth inst.. at Blackwall, Hugh Percy,
taut Bain, of the " Monarch " steam. ship. Thoino jat....

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