The Sun.
London, England, 1841-10-30 00:00:00

EVENING SUN

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tion. Though we are not much terrified by tb
of the serpent, it is more dangerous this
the ferocity of the lion and quite as much all
energy is now required to overcome Toryismll6
when it roared much louder fortv-sevea year
ago, and was more openly ravenous than at pr
i°
e'
sent. We trust, therefore, that all those aq
yet prize civil liberty, and think it as mach en-
dangered from the present combination of re"
creant Whigs and smirking Tories, as it wag
from a similar combination, when those
patriots
were exposed to persecution, will profit by the,
opportunity to testify their devotion to the goodcause, and strengthen its adherents. No Chtil.rii
man is announced, but we hope some person
be appointed who will do honour to the occ9bi°ll.

In another part of !The Sun will be found a
letter from that untiring opponent of the sliding
scale, Earl FITZWILLIAM, making it quite
that the duty on foreign corn rises, and is high'
not because corn is abundant,
which is what the
law-maker professes, but because it is bad. The
more wheat there is sold, which is small ia the
grain, damp, and mouldy, fit only for hog's meat'
the higher rises the•duty, and the more grill'
gently is good foreign corn kept out of the cowl"
try. They must be wise law-makers who coach
that; and we thank Earl FITZWILLIAM very Ole

foV making their wisdom so apparent.
The Paris Journals of Thursday_ have 811
reached us. What interesting•-news they br -
will be found in our Foreign Summary.
How THE POOR ARE BURIED BY THE 1300010
CHURCH.—One day last week, a person, on whose veil,
city we can rely, went into a church-yard, St. Or;
Wood, attracted there by a few persons assenlb,e;ii
Presently one coffin was brought out of the church,
a second, then a third, and then a fourth, ands oon c-
all, nine coffins—six of children, and three of golvllkpel,
sons—which were placed in one truck. Speedily tsP„,
followed a few persons without ant m
of mouruinge'n
decorum—in truth, a ragged pauper mob—and, tiecl
came the parson. The truck was immediately Too
Off to a distant part of the church-yard, a"" ,"),e0
one hole were the nine bodies cast. The pars° s
hurried through the burial service, our informant say
reading only a part or it ; but, perhaps, that is etfies
take, and then earth was throWn in, and the nine "71 lea
were hidden. As they were placed in this hole is
girl, pointing to one of the little coffins, said "
therefore'l°
our's, mother." There was a mother present, d
and a sister; to note the way in which the Church 11'0
the parish treated their child and sister,
will now learn with some indignation, we weer', bow the
Church and Parish shoot the poor into a hole,llll,ier
earth in bulk. Our informant, one of the btu:awn-a
classes, was indignant at the unseemly exhibition,,
declared that she would submit to any strait while
to be spared such an indignity when dead. There Istbe;
while the pu
doubt great distress and no little mortality among
crue,
poor, but this scene reminds us of the time of the pl*ii3O
As there is no plague now, however, we cannot bet
an apology for this conduct by the poor man's Chore fol.
CRIME IN THE AGRICULTURAL COUNTIES.---The.,-,
lowing pargraph is going the round. Of the Tory Peri ties,
" In Berkshire, as in most of the agricultural CO4IIIOO
there has been a great decrease of crime of late' this
number of prisoners in Reading gaol, in October( jot
year is 138, whilst in the corresponding quarter ° veri
year there were 209, and of this' number but
small proportion could read and write, and fully one-ttrae
could not read at all." Whether this paragraph bei rove
or not, the object of the persons who publish it is tc',
a slur on the morality of the Manufacturin, (bs",:,rs,
The landlords first reduce the labouring manaset.,u'eity,
by their iniquitous enactments, to the deepest I),Tiii is
and then set their scribes to calumniate them•
a part of their abominable system of decrying ifers,
factures. Let them do justice to the manufsett' u-e
let them allow the manufacturing labourers the free
of their honest industry, and to enjoy their oiceirt.js
perty, and they will be more moral than the isnw°
themselves.

TILE MARKLTS-THIS DAY'
NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL•
ta' trs'-16
There was a moderate supply of Beef 'and Mutton, $
was dull and prices lower.. For Veal and Pork there
good demand, and prices were fully maintained. Bee'sk S4l
to 3s 10d; Mutton, 3s to 4s ; Veal, 33 8d to 4s 8d; ro,r
to 55 2d per stone of 81b. Poultry and Game were
ra'nib, olr
rate supply and demand, and former rates were gene
tained. Eggs at previous rates.
WHITECHAPEL MARKET. eve,
Pork was the only meat, that maintained its price'
thing else was cheaper. Beef 3s. 10d. ; Mutton 49.; 150
4s. 10d. ; Pork ss. Ed. ; Lamb 4s. 411. Clover, 31. to 51.
Meadow Hay, 2/. to 41. 105. ; Straw, U. 1 Is. to 11. 159.
TEA MARKET. Ode'
The market was inactive, and few purchases %TO°
Company's Congou Is. lOid. cash.
SPIRIT MARKET. njencY'
Rum dull of sale, and prices had a downward te, ,rice 9
Proof Leewards Is 10d. brandy dull of sale, and 1
barely supported.
LOW TA MARKET.
A fair demand, and p Lrices steady; at 475. on the sP°L an 3
465 9d. for delivery, uWOOLp to the end of the year.
MARKET.
The market is dull, and prices barely support
for eithtf
English or Foreign.
METAL MAR
pe KET. A
Spatter dull of sale, at 103. r ton. Iron and '-
the decline.

LLOYD'S IPPING—(THIS
LOMDON, OCT. 30.—Wind this' day at noon N.
RAMSGATE, OCT. 29.—Arrd. Gratitude, Brixham, Thir
with loss of main boom. Sld. Jung yrow
.Maria, St"
mas; Maria, Madeira; Severn, Canaries.' Rive!
DEAL, OCT. 29.—Wind NIE., fresh....-Arrd. from t"- sye
and sld. Caleb Angus, South Australia; Royal Georgy'erar+;
ney ; Diana, Bombay ; Premier, Bahia ; Camillus, I),,e'aberioe
Vere and Hector, Jamaica ; Calder, Rarbadoes • L'aperae'
Green, St. Kitts ; Bonne Mere, Berbice ;
rara ; Cresar, Sierra Leone. . (5.1,
LIVERPOOL, OCT. 2111.—Wind, N.—Arrd. ~•;
Boston, left 16th inst. ; Mazeppa. Sd. Sarah ilme,40100;
St. Vir.eent, St. Vin, ent ; Charles Hamertorn, St.
Falkland, Halifax; Princess, Newfoundland; Mary Car-
St. John's, N.B. ; Nestor, Cape de Verde. Flora,
DOVER, OCT. 28.—Sd., eoreas, St. Thorns;;
Porto Rico. Olll.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 29.—Wind N.E., strong ail- ag
—Sailed Lord Eldon, Bombay - India, Surinam.
PENZANCE, OCT. 28.—ArrdLouisa, Swansea, Rouellionat
The Shamrock, Plymouth, to Gloucester, put iniQ ths
pier last night, with pumps choked, having struaktis,"
Welloe Shoal, and must discharge. The Mark, Bret' got
don to Liverpool, and the Gibson, Cardiff to Altont
contact this morning off the Lizard, during a gale a lies'
The latter sunk ; only the master saved. The former
in
PLY here with trifling damage. . O"
MOUTH, OCT. 28.—Wind, N.N.W.—Arrd Se, oder,
Baker, River Gambia ; Ulrica Deffe, Valparaiso ; Pltl
Regulus and Andromache, London' for Port Philip'
Og
Jane, ditto for Lima, with loss of main-yard. strlvi
FALMOUTH, OCT. 28.—Wind N.E. to .N.o• t
breezes and squally._Arrd. Lady Colebrook, St. Join cost
Brunswick, with loss of bowsprit, &c., having beeo2:,2.d,
with the Australia, from Liverpool to ditto, en I" with 11
Briar Island. 'f he Phantom, Leigh, for Port Phial'', sobir
of topmasts, rigging, &c., in a squall 26th inst. Sid*
Cape Coast Castle ; Pluto (steamer), Madeira. ayeone'
BRISTOL, OCT. 29.—Sld Thus Worthinton, for' Sier dorll,
* •
KINGSTON.—Arrived the Horatio Mirtin; hoot see
Coax, OCT. 27.—Sailed, Lord Lambton and Marl
London.

FATAL ACCIDENT.—We regret to --- alte .00 o-
th a melancl.o'y accident took place at e Crewe Stfistiloger,
the Grand Junction Line on Thursday. I" PassraPes
while attempting to alight from the train on the. P ,841
fell down head foremost on the rail, and a effria'gebPs OPiPt*
over the back of his neck, and killed him t _ iiattO
On searching his papers, a card was found with the
Mr. Thomas Lowe, solicitor, liamptwich.
TOlO.
SILVERTLATED CORNER ; C•rit;
T. COX SAVORY, Manufacturing Silversmith, P•• Lbw' •
hill, London (Seven doors from Gracechurch-street)j, scoot
the prices of the following patterns of strongly Platelields
for
Dishes, with silver handles and edges, and silver "1"
engraving the crest or coat of arms : 0
The Gadroon Pattern.
£lO 10
Four Strongly Plated Corner Dishes and. overs...
Four Extra Strongly Plated Corner Dishes and .01a
Covers .................. .............................
The Flower Pattern.
Four Extra Strongly Plated Corner Dishes and 13 lcio
Covers .................................................. . t
N.B. The covers are made with moveable hand'e9,:ualed '-
they form extra dishes. Drawings of the above for
any part of Great Britain cr Ireland, postage free. aO~
C. J. 'DENT begs to acquaint his ;evi*be
the Public that he has just had the honour of re"-
subjoined letter from the Admiralty :--
(Copy.)
" Admiralty, tgth Septemba.%"ai her
Ma,iresstiry--; TGloievearnnnmueanl
ttlaialvoifnichrnionvo,mteertrnerisnafta(rths u'-reco"P
to idol
you that
da
et bhtyrhoemni
cr
hronometers
ssh
aCiCommissioners of the Admiral tY "'toe
lowin
respectively, viz. :
Dent, No. 1,571 55 guineas
ptsthheavveardionLepterdicemsespetocri
juerdchagasiot OP"
Their Lordships having-been plea-s.ed,
Dent, No. 1,606... 41 gnines
s
Dent, No. 5,621 (Po-Cite; .. '• •
pror
superior performance of 1,571, to assign ti it a
increased price to that usually given.
" I am, Sir, your most obedient servant,_.„,her.
" F. BEA UFORT, Hydrorr
hiecte-,t:
oTo Mr. Dent, Chronometer Maker,•B2, Strandii . A
irogrd" einrcro Vortatlig
Out of ISO Chronometers, hy various Makers, of ti,l
the late trial by order of their Lordships, the .s
above three, with two selected for the Niger ExPe% has Is
others, enables Mr. Dent to affirm that he belieVes o.__ for t _
year supplied their Lordships with more Chronometotilera
use of the Royal Navy than have been furnished t
td
any other Maker.
It affords Mr. Dent additional pleasure
to their Lordships' high recommendation he owes re„er
having made a Gold Chronometer, presented to tl
to
pedition by his Royal Highness Prince Albert. iirataleb ,0
Dent's Lectures on Chronometers, Clocks, and 7,..e05etl
be obtained at 82, Strand, price one shilling, but 111" ,
customers gratuitously. • es4'
Present price of Two-day Chronotnete
N state. th:;11, -0-or
,01,

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DIED. Ad 72.
On tho 22d inst., at Herne-hill, Mrs. Holland, ag
te ,sofMr•
On the 22d inst., Mariania Caroline, eldest daughr '''
G. Jennigs, Sial.square.
On the n'22d inst., Margaret Kerr, wife of W• Kerr, 1,04
seller and stationer, Duke-street, Manchester-square.
On the 23d inst., Mrs. E. Herrman, of Camden-toss'a•
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the county o Middlesex, Saturday, October 30, Iv'