The Sun.
London, England, 1840-04-01 00:00:00

EVENING EDITION.

ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS OF lIIRLA N •

,•-•‘, `Li 7i., A A' A L.

learn that the Society of the King's Inns, at Dublin, in
IN THE MATTER OF GEORGE GL.NNY'
accordance with the return laid by the Benchers of that
. Yesterdly was the day fixed for the adjoUrnleAdNcKhßollcPerocfr.as-
bociy on the table of the House of Commons at the '
isaigaticeosf azttot,hs.e ftian,ael
hove already
of the banikvupt, the pairticu:
end of the last Session of Parliament, have expended a
dCbominisiioner said that, wjlt arPe'peaeltet tointheour,:la7rnsumpnr:
portion of the large sums paid in to them, and belong- rfl'e'lr'te—
had Leo); ist(r)and':l?.tutifurt,i;riate annuitants, no prima facie ca.e
ing to this branch of their body, in erectin,, a spacious (itently' dii not
Association,"appear to be a trust, e
to the " Royal Unionluas
Hall, Arbitration and other rooms, immediately ad- ad- even to be found in the books. Annuity
joining the Four Courts in Dublin, far the convecylience nor was his name
t The bankrupt's solicitor stated that he would permit all the
and accommodation of the Attorney and Solicitor por- hooks in his possession to be inspected by the official assignee.
tion of the legal profession in Ireland. We presume, i Th,e,:fvuernduitpu.re in the bankrupt's cottage at Chiswick would also
indeed we hope, that this respectable and influential be
profession, will accept this as an instalment, althouo-h a IN'lr. Oliver, coach and harness
imeer, of Twickenham., was
t
very small one, of their rights ; but we still more pointed trade assignee, and tie debts proved (as yet) did.no
sin". aepxcecti SJO/., though the liabilities.' Assoc.ation are saulto
cerely trust that the Benchers of the King'slN inns at . belittle less than 90,000/. or 100,0()0/.
Dublin, the only Inn of Court in Irelad, 111 carry out , The case was again adjourned.
this very proper beginning by giving to, or obtaining
For the profession of Attorney and Solicitor in ireland
the various other rights, immunities, and privileges they
are entitled to, and for the attainment of which only the
immense sums taken fromby them as a body the
B
enchers of the King's Inns, could have been at all
claimed or received.

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

MIDLAND CIRCUIT, WARtvwx, lIIARcu 30.
THE QUEEN V. MAY.
This was an indictment which charged the defendant, who
is the superintendent of the A division of the metropolitan
police force,with having neglected his duty, whereby serious
disorders had arisen and much property been destroyed-
Our readers will tot have forgotten th t riots which took
place in the July of last year in the town of Birmingham.
To saeh a height had the evil grown that it was resolved an
application should be made to the Secretary of State for a
division of the London police force. The request being
c ;mplied with, Superintendent May, with a chosen set of
men, went down to Birmingham. This wes on the 4th °f
July, and on the evening of that very day a serious collision
took place between the mob assembled in the Bull-ring
and the police, in which much serious injury was done to
both parties. Things went on after this pretty smoothly, a°
much so that it was thought advisable to send some of the Po-
'icemen bade again to London, and on the evening of the 15th
of July the defendant himself had been about to quit for the
metrottolis, when, however, certain information that he re-
ceived prevented him. On the evening of that day a riot took
place in the Bull-ring, several houses were fired, particularly
that of Mr. Bourn, the corner of Moore-street, when properti
of that gentleman's to the amount of 11,0001. was destroyed,
and for which he has since recovered a verdict against the hun-
dred, and it was for neglect of duty in not bringing his men out
to act against the mob on the night in question, before these
proceedings assumed the formidable character they afterwards
did, and which, if he had done, it was alleged the injury never
wood have occurred, that the present indictment was laid.
Mr. BALGUY, on the part of the defendant, described thia
as one of the most impudent prosecutions that had ever dam'
graced a Court of Justice.
Verdict of " Not Guilty."

THE MARKETS.-(THI6 DAY.)
CORN EXCHANGE.
The arrivals of both Grain and Flour since Monday have
been small, and the attendance at market thin. In every
article very little done, but prices have been firm. For Flour a
slack demand, with no alteration in value.
NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL.
A fair demand for all kinds of Meat. The supplies were
small, and prices were fully supported. Bed, 2s. 10d. to 35.
10d. ; Mutton, 2s. 10d. to 35.10 d. ; Veal, 3s. 10d. to 45.10 d. :
Pork, 3s. Bd. to 4s. 10d. ; Irish, 3s. to 3s. 6d. per lb. ;
Lamb was offering at 6s. Bd. to 7s. 6d. per stone. Prices of
Poultry were not so well supported. Leverets, 3s. to 4s. ; Pea
Fowl, Bs. to 12$. ; Ducklings, as. 6d. to ss. ; Wild Ducks, Is.
to 2s. ; Rabbits, Is. to Is. 9d ; Chickens 3s. 6d. to 4s. 6d. ;
Fowls 4s. to 6s. ; Hares, 2s. to 3s. ; Goslings, Bs. to 12s. ;
Eggs, 4s. 9d. to ss. 9d. per 120.
BILLINGSGATE MARKET.
A short supply, and prices higher ; trade moderate. Turbot,
7s. to 30s. ; Cod, 3s. to 12s. ; Salmon, 3s. per lb. ; Mackerel,
6d. to Is. ; Lobsters, 1, to ss. ; Soles, Is. to 4s. 6d. per pair.
TEA MARKET.
The slightest business possible done. Cash the only terms.
Company's Congou 2s. buyers, and sellers at 2s. Id. per lb.
cash, Free trade Congous Is. I Id. to as. per lb. cash. The
next overland mail from Canton is expected about the Bth inst.
TALLOW MARKET.
Still very quiet, and the nearest price of P. Y. C. 51s. 9d.
COLONIAL MARKET.
This market continues steady in price. A very limited bu-
siness done. B.P. Sugar sold slowl3 at 575. to 60s. ;
625., and fine 65;. to 695. ; 907 bags Bengal, at public sale,
fetched 683. to 70s. for fine white; 742 of Mauritius went et
G•~s. to 09s. A small parcel of Brazil at 193. to 30s.
Coffee flat, owing to Tea being so depressed ; 500 of St,. Do-
mingo, at 465. 6d. for good ordinary coloury ; Cassia Lignea
at 80s. to 855. ; 12,000 bags Black Pepper at 4d. for fair qua-
lity; Surat Cotton 4d. per lb.

NORTHERN CIRCUIT, LIVERPOOL, MARCO .3°'
CROWN Slll E.—Richard Barlow was indicted for fn'
in and u tering a bill of exchange tor 4921. 135., purports'g
to be accepted by Leaf and Co., merchants, London.
lie was found fc Guilty." Sentence was deferred.

OXFORD CIRCUIT—MoNmoiITIT, KiSCII 2°.
(Before Mr. Baron GURNEY.)
CONVICTION OF VINCENT AND EDWARDS.
This being the day appointed for the trial of the Chun
great anxiety was manifested on the occasion. The insEctswerA
having been removed by certiorari, it was set dlwn fora Speer
Jury. The def ndants, Henry Vincent and William Edwarr:
were then charged with having conspired together 'with John
Frost, to subvert the constituted authorities, and alter by fore.
the constitution of the country. In another count they were
charged with seditious language.
Mr. Sergeant TA LEOU itn conducted the case for the pOse-
cution, and called a number of witnesses. Mr. CatantiaTog
addrer sed the Jury for Edwards, and Vincent defended himself:,
In ten minutes the Jury returned a verdict of Guilty,
with a recommendation to mercy.
Mr. Baron GURNEY said he should take into consideration
the recommendation of the Jury, and then sentenced Edwards
to be imprisoned for fourteen months, and Vincent for twelve
months, to be computed from the present time.

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, TUESDAY.—The sales of
this day are 3,000 bales, at Saturday's pi ices.

We have rceeived Cape of Good Hope Papers to Jan. 26.
FRONTIER. —The frontier intelligence is pacific; the best
proof of that is, an approach at least to a system that may be
worked well has at last been made. Provisions appear unusually
abundant throughout the eastern province.
We are sorry to hear that the Jack Tar, 167 tons, was
driven ashore in Angola Bay, and totally wrecked.
CA PE TOW N. —Owing to the spread of the small pox, nearly
all the population has been, or will speedily be vaccinated.
Arrivals from Gibraltar in the French Papers, received this
morning, state that, in the month of February, a mass of Arabs
from the interior made an irruption into Tangiers; these men,
who were armed, spread themselves through the town, and
insulted the Christians, who were forced to barricade themselves
in their houses. The Council General of France took all ,ire-
cautions to put the property of the French in safety, as well as
their persons. All the houses of the Consuls were damaged by
balls, although the Arabs did not attempt to force an entrance.
The Consul-General of Sweden had his ear grazed by a ball.
This state of things lasted for eight days.
The Great Western steamer is expected at Bristol to-mor-
row or Friday.

The Earl and Countess of Wilton go next week
to Belvoir Castle to partake of the splendid hospitalities of t 11:
Duke of Rutland during the Croxton Park races. The Noble
Earl is the premier steward, his colleagues being the Mall"''
of Granby and Lord Forester.
The Earl and Countess of Hillsborough, NO.°
have for some time past been visiting Viscount and Viscounceo
Holmesdale at Wellsbourne, Lord Holmesdale's huntiruryboX
near Stratford-on-Avon, intend passing the recess at H alsb°7
rough Castle, the Marquis and Marchioness of Downsbtre's
seat in Ireland.

THE FUNDS.

Lord Gardner is staying with Lord and Lady
Dinorben, at Bute House, Park-lane.
The Duke of Devonshire arrived at Devonshire
House on Monday evening from Chatsworth. His Grace Or
to town in conseqnence of receiving an invitation to join the
the Royal dinner circle on that evening.
Viscount Ipswich arrived in town on Saturdril
last from Northamptonshire, where his Lordship had been b' 414-
ing with the Duke of Grafton's hounds.
In consequence of the alarming illness of the. Dal
of Enniskillen, Lord Cole has paired off with Mr. Banneroan
after Easter.

Consols opened this morning at the leaving off quotations of
yesterday, 904 :4, Money, and 901 for the Account, as yet
the Market inactive. Exchequer Bills, .18 20 prem. ; India
Bonds, 1 3 prem. ; Bank Stock, 178 179; India Stock,
249 250.

In the Foreign Market, Spanish Active has rather im-
proved, it closed at 274 4, at present 274 4 ; Portuguese, 344;
Three per Cents., 244; Columbian, 254; Mexican, 284 9;
Brazilian, 754 64 ; ex dividend Danish, 77 ; ex dividend S pa-
nish Deferred, 134 14 ; Passive, 74 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half
per Cents., 53% %.
The Foreign Exchanges were not higher yesterday afternoon.
Amsterdam, Antwerp, and Frankfort were the same as per
last post day. Paris a shade lower; Hamburg 4 lower, 13
marks 9 to 1/2.
Money is easy this morning in the House.
PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCF.
Bank Stock -1 India Stock

The Earl and Counters of Rosebery and the
Ladies Primrose occupied her Majesty's box at Covent-g.ard,,e:
Theatre, on Monday evening, to see Mr. Charles Kernhlein
character of Mercutio. The House was fall, but not so dense'
crowed as on his preceding performance.
DEATH QF THE DOWAGER LADY HES 4-.
KER.—Her Ladyship died at Newton Hall, near Great ptt.',l
icc
mow, on Sunday last, at an advanced age. She was there , kpr,
of the late Major-General Sir Bridges Trecothick
Bart. and mother of the present Sir Augustus Hennikel.
Tile Right Hon. John Wilson Croker left tr,wn
last week for Paris.

per Cent. Red.
S per Cents. C0n.... .... 9Oi 5,4 i%
ner Cent
Ditto Red. -
New 3% pet Cent t 9 S 9
New 5 per Cent.
Bank Long Annuities toexpire
Jan 5, 1861)
Oct. 10, 1859

Ditto Bonds
South Sea Stocit --
Old Old Annuities
New Ditto
3 per Cent. Annuities, 1751 -
Exch. Bills, 4000... 20 18 pm.
Ditto 500... 20 is pm.
Ditto Small 2:l 18 pm.
Ditto Commercial

Jan. 5; 1864. 11% 11-16‘ Ditto Advertised ..... --- pm.
Jan. 5, 1550 — Bank Stock for Account .., 179 8
Aprils, 188(1. — India Stock for Account .. --..
Jan. 5.1870 — Consols for Account 9070
PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DA 1 AT ONE U CLOCE
Austrian Bonds — Peruvian Bowls —
3elgian Bonds
Ditto Account
3razilis n Bonds
Ditto Icnount - ' Ditto Account
luenos -kyres Bonds
Ditto I.f:count
;Milan lorsd ( — • Prussian Bonds —
Russian Bends, 1821 . _
Ditt3 15c;.(3,. nt
,' Ditto Account
7o..umtian l_ic -ids ..10 ~..
—'
Ditto Metallic .
_ ,
Dia: t.::::::', nt.........
Coltilm....btatuz:l,..l7,dts,lB‘..!-I ..... .95%Lii ,: SPotniti;:le, Itc_ze'd.:‘,Tvt.... ....
....
...................
7N 1,, , Passive .. .... 7.
i,
r.nisll Bonds
................. ,s
Ditto A.-.4t :nt —, Di7,c,.-,,i
1.1
,reek Bonds...
Ditto Bonds, 1825. ....,1
...--- 4 per cent --- —c.
Ditto Account ....... Iffel er '^........ :3 per cent. —f. —c.
Mexican Bonds, 5 per cent. --i., -........... Exchange. —C. —r.
Ditto Act:fount , ........ ~... ... Dutch, 214 per cent.
Ditto, 11 per Cent.
Ditto Account ....i•oioi". —, Ditto, 5 per cent ".9111 EX
<capolitaii .... Ditto Account —
PRICES OF SHARES 'IHIS DAY AT ONE ('cl.o(-K.

Paid.
Eastern Counties Railway
radon and liirritingh:',ln Railway Company 9O
South Eastern and Dover Railway Company
Australasia Bak ,, 40
Ditto New
British North American flank ,„ lll
London and WeAminstcr:Xlani; io
CUL/ BSI. Or EXCiI A NUE y}., a-111 ;A
Ansterdani ...• ...... 12 4W itlbraaa..... ....... ..... aA
O tto, at ',gilt
it attltiAM U. 12 5 bc:.;,
A itwerp...
.......
.•
11,m;,urg.
Ait0n~........ ''''" •'''' is I*4
Pavia 3
..... .55 7400 LO.ic.n ,
Marseilles
Bourdeaux
.... . • ... .. -4
Frankfort on Ex. AI. 15(134
......
..... :,;•6
Uzi. 37x, , Bllello4 Apes
Berlin '.4 •
lilt.
Vienna, effective fl...3Pttiiarnorla lb
Trieste ditto I3 g;•
Madrid '074 Portu:a. s:otn, 0 0
Cadiz•
... ar!rg 1 3,gn oats.„ 17 9
Elituoa Nov Dclibluo•is
irceiona Now Do!ims ..... U 4lrIA
Senile 36 _t• 331'S 0 5 CIA
HALF-PAST ONE.
We have received a further supply of Cape of Good Hope
pipers to the Ist of February, and the Graham's Town papers
to the 24th of January. The former contains a sport of a
public meeting at Shellenbosih for the purpose of taking into
consideration the question in respect to the want of labourers
for agriculture. The first resolution was, that at the meeting
of the Council of the 13th inst., the general existing want of
labourers and hands for the agricultural labour has. been denied
by the Honourable 11r. Cloate
In the Graham's Town Papers it is stated that in consequence
of the report from Cape Town respecting the small pox, great
uneasiness prevailed there also among the inhabitants, owing to
a report that the disease had reached the frontier; but being
informed by their worthy Magistrate that there was not the
least foundation for the report, the agitation began to subside.
Two ships had art ived at the cape from China, one, the
John Horton, having un board 3,136 boxes of tea, and the
Frederick Hirth, her cargo net mentioned; both are English
ships, one bound to LOndon and the other to Liverpool.
Au order was issued at Graham's Town by the Collector of
the Customs to all persons to deliver up negroes landed by
the ship Escorpaso, and all negroes who May he sick were to
be received et all hours during the clay, either at the old mili-
tary hospital, or at the Goverutnent Free School.
In respect to the operations in the various funds, as well as
commercial transactions, we continue in tha same dull state as in
the early part of the morning, and to the present hour we
cannot quote a feature in either of the mullets worth observa-
tion, and there does not appear least spirit for speculating
either in the British or Fmaigo Markets. There is no ac-
counting for this state of Inactivity, as money appears to be easy
in the British Market.
In respect to speculating in Spanish Stock, it is anticipated
by some of the well-informed that a great quantity of the above
stock will boon be thrown on the market. Consols for Account
90k, Money 90a 4, Exchequerißills, rather lower 20 18 prem. ;
India Bonds, 1 3 prem. ; Bank Stock for opening, 179 178.
In the Foreign Market. Spanish Active 27k, have been 24
Portuguese, nothing done i_Colurubian, : Dutch Two and
a Half per Cents, 43k ; Five per Cents., 98i ex-dividend.

Per Stiare,
914
15“6

We have just heard that yesterday, about three
o'clock, a party consisting of about fifteen armed men attacked
the residence of Mr. Royse, of Ballinvirick, in this county-1
in the same vicinity where the outrages detailed by us last post
occurred. Mr. Royse was at home at the time, and, theugh
totally unprepared at that early hour for such a visit, he
attempted resistance, but in vain, and in doing so was
wounded, whether severely or not we are unable to learn,
The fellows then succeeded in getting several stand of arrus,
with which they deparivo. We are not able to get the full
particulars in blue for post : the above, however, are the main
facts. They retreated towards Kill:!,,reedy, in which dire':;tion
they were pursued by the pollee, hut unsuccessfully. We
trust, now that the tl4ugcr is eoming home to the resident
Magistrates and cientry, they will at last take some effectual
steps to plink the rapid spread of outrage in this county, main-
tain and enforce the law, and procure some protection for life
and property. The experience of the yews kkee/-2 ought to
have taught them better, and Goyerpsu4it the danger of ne-
glecting incipient crime,f4wrick .tandard.
DEVPNVABT ELECTION.—Sir Hussey Vivian,
it) his twit letter to Alr. Dawson, published yesterday, says—
" That cut of eight persons ho are employed AWN., and de-
pendent upon, the Ordnance department, and who voted at
the election, four supported you and four supported Mr. Tuf-
nell—all these eight pgscns are still in our employ. ' Mr.
Foot wag ipt qi'Valit. of the Board of Ordnance, but merel4
a4crit of the solicitor. The Master-General never liAs in-
legered in such appointments. Mr. Foot himself diet tiPt think
he belonged to the Ordnance, or he would lie.›,t to,ve opposed
Mr. Tufnell Mr. Hignott could c-114nillg his
agent ; for had he not dopy sy, wou,l ""ex
posed him-elf to h d have al
1? gds 1-itcticiiii, hcsOitT to the, Government
under which a vats ecimilbyetV •
The seSSiolls d
commence on Monday next, and Gould will be tried probably;
en the fallowing Friday for the murder of Mr. Templemm

Loudcu: Printed and Published by AW.IIDO
No. 112, Strand, at The Sun Office No. 112, Btrat.
county of Illiddlesex.—Wednesday, April 1, 1840.

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The Earl of Sandwich arrived ht his new rest'
deuce in Grafton-street (adjoining I...bra Broltar-re,), oa
%londay evening, from Hinchinbro,2, House. Lordship
will return to Hinehinbrouk to-:morrow, to rejoi•
te:s, and come to town for te season on ty,e 2(t' sw
ing month. of the en
she Co's'
t
de Decies, waexpected
s
at
Lon's Hotel Germany, has pc,st dhi '
pone s arrival In
country ur:
al the close of the ensuing month.
Lord Stuart
. iscount Chelsea is expected in town this Week
from the seat of the Hon. and Hey. Mr. W ellesley, at Bgs;
wearmouth, Durham, where the Viscom it and Viseoun in
have been residing some months. His La tdship's residence...v..
Wilton-crescent, recently Lord George I ,ennoix's, is undeZiir,
ing a thorough re-embellishment, on a sea le of great spiel'
Viscountess Chelsea will probably be in t own by Easter.
Lord and Lady Talbot de Ma'athide are expeeteie
at Long's Hotel, to-morrow (Thursday), front Nice, en Wu
to Malahide Castle, county Dublin.
• The Russian General, Col-Ant SablakofF, with his
lady and suite, are expected to arrive at the Clarendon gate
on Friday next, from Moscow.
The Duke of Northumberland is much indis-
posed with the gout, to which comr,laint, we regret to state, ht •
Subic Duke is a martyr.
A out g lady of Sydney (a native of the cold"
flies), being asked if she would like to go to Britain, fluster/leg
that she would like to see it, but not to live in it. On
pressed to give the reasor., she replied that from the g i,,
r
number of bad people sent from thence, it molt surely '—
very wicked place to live in.—Russell's Tour.
Earl Talbot has been entertainin,ci a select part Y
at Ingestrie Hall kring the past week. On Thursday th
e
Marchioness of Luthi.in laid the foundation stone of ep.
church at Salt, which has been erected at the Earl's ea1,621,,e

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47, Cornhill (Seven Doors from Grace churc/I-street) "rl-°0
The best wrought Fiddle-Pattern Spo,,ns and 'Farkg'-ur
7s. 2d. per ounce. The following are the weights recuto
mended, but the articles may be hail. lighl„er or heavier at
same price per ounce : .g da.
12 Table Spoons .., 3O
at
7*
1F..i.d,..1.11ex0p pattern
...Cfl a; 1,1-.7 d 4.
12 Dessert ditto 2O at 7 2 ..„.. 7 3 4 ..• 1, 7 0
12 Table Forks 20 at 7 2 10 15 0 ••• 16 4
12 Dessert ditto 2O at 7 2 73 4 ••• A' 3 8
2 Gravy ..9,-,,00ns ......
12 d
I Soup Ladle
4 Saltce ditto
4 salt Spoons (gilt strong) 1 0 0
11 a
1 Fish Slice 2. 10 0 ••• :4 8
12 Tea Spoons
10 at 7 8 316 8.•• 17
1 Pair Sugar Tongs (strong) 0 15 0 .•• 0.11 18
The Classic is a new pattern, 'snuch a dmired for its si„e of
elegance. The Fiddle Pattern is 'with the handle the abarfor
a fiddle, quite plain ; it has been approved, . and in regaes
more than thirty years.
N. B.—Pattern Spoons can be sent in to the countrY•_.,,,
AM./ •••11100,.111•1•01101 .11M.

BIR HS.
On the 30th ult., at DumbletT
on, Glom ter;.iiirot Mrs 4 v.
ward Holland of a daughter. of
the lady
On the 26th ult., in Craven-street, S trr
itid,
Charles Kerry Nicholls, Esq., of a daughter.. f 0611
On the 28th ult., in Grosvenor-street„ ti le lady 0
Bainbridge, Esq., of a son. to
On the 28th inst., at Charlotte-street, 13'a dford-square'
lady of James P. Davis, of a son.
a 5611*
On the 29th ult., at Highgate, Mrs. Bobo t Moger, ofo, Se
On the 29th ult.. at Mapertmi House, n et x WinoolV.
mertet, the lady of Henry Fitzgerald, Esq
i•t of a son and h e'r.
t-olpber
On the 29th ult., iinßye-lane, Yeah; , Mrs. Clu's
Robinson, of a son.
On the 30th ult., in Bedford-ror-_, Mr 1°
;. Arthur 11°
este('v
of a daughter.
Shut'
On the 30th ult., in Mecklenburg stre, is G. S.
tleworth, jnn., of a daughter. 't,
M.
* DR°.
Th(Oo)rnnn atthsheLe
‘.3l.3oyotdh!b,lolitut..lat,.o,jantijgnphotfiretarnar.tlett's-huilt (in crs, Holborn'
3 bf°lv
tabu, of a daughter. an-square, tit e Hon- - 10'
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21ARR1ED. t AdeleOn the 12th ult., at Paris, the lia.,-on Du Quesnot ° fsg•'
Cloti!de,
‘l,leExasnqrl.,eroefs
oun ,
second daughter of the la re Peter de Dorneo,l4
of
of Xt-rez dela Prontera.
owe, Vql
On th 2811.1 ult., at St. Pancras, Thom as Iter e" J.
Manor Hnuse, Hallaton, to Edr.abeth Jane 4 mly Baugh
• a,
W. Fisher, Esq., of Burton-ci:escent. ' Armandsutto
t'
On .tie 28th ult., at Sutton, Surrey,
jun. Esq., third son of Alexander Anna :tilt
the late Jam
'.o S-ar..h Selina, youngest daughter of
rtb
C
Esq., of Wallop, Hants.
Wenolign
On the 30th ult., at St. Luke's, Cl aelsea, *tain ,
ttiVg°
'Mike, Esq., to Mary, daughter of the late G'P
Chatfield, of the Madras Lavalry.
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DIED. the g°l3•
On the 224 ult., Captain Joseph An tirevis, late°
Eat India Company's service, ergo 62. Gent 11.1Yfic'
On the 26th ult., in forringtoni v, nri .
aged 79.

On the 28th ult., fn Doughty-str
Barr 1
is, 06i, 3lr s. Jane 1
aged 86. . at al,
On the 28th ult., in Sloane-litre et,, mr.
.1, ales . ,
advanced age.
On the 28th ult., Lydia., th'e wife of raw at'., west
lips,
.
nriS
lips, Esq., of Beverley, p.ged €,3.
r„4 road,,,, iffeh'
On the 28th ult., 1‘.1•,.. Thwruits Martin, .4 ' % "iGraeec"-
at Worrningford, Esse- P
ton, only %col of the late Thomas Martin, E sq. '0" toll
lbob
till.A., Chaplain to the " 17°1 la v and
the 'ieLonjoni
uafftoFlka'ra.aind,s9liants ' ilea. pregoth - iy
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