The Sun.
London, England, 1841-02-13 00:00:00

MORN LNG
•ejected'

made at lower rates for Java and Siam bars? bech. "J- bees'r.
the public sale of 11,000 bags of the Cora"' b6b
postponed until Thursday next. Prices are firrn for .-42'
lino at 34s to 363 for home consumption.
SPICES.—There has not been much demand for VIA
Pepper, still former rates have been supp ,rtcd : 33:1).
aid for ordinary light and fair heavy EaAlrn :
held firmly, very ordinary 6d to 7d, middling mixed ding,'
to goad 8d to ls. Cassia Lignea at 92s to 956
for middling and good middling, and 90s for Icio
middling coarse. Prices are firm for East India Ging r,
Bengal at 16s to 175 for middling and good middlieg qust
lily. West India has been in fair request. Pimente
3d to 3-id for middling and good middling. . Cloves 'at
2i to is 3d per lb. Cinnamon Malabar at 8d to
3= 6d, te3ording to quality. Nutmegs are held firm's'.
This afternoon 30 bags white Pepper at auction said o•
84 per lb.
C2WarCl Hu!
Kum, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.--FOr L
prices have improved ld per gallon. Proofs at 2e if, ;
told
to 3 per cent over proof 21 714 to 2s 831,
over 2s 9d to 23 10d, 13 to 15 over 2s
to 3s. Jamaica is held for former rate p. 311"=riti""
at 2s 4d for Ito 2 per cent over-proof. In East WI
prices are firm, at 2s 3d for proof, and 25 104 to 2s I,l_
for 30 per cent over. Brandy, Cognac, first rands
ofun°l
ti"'
vintage of 1836 at 53 .td in hhds, and 53 in P
ditto 1837 hhds 5s 2d, p;.1115 55, ditto 1838
puns 4; 10d, ditto 1839 hhds hbds .5!!
1840 hhds 3s 10d, puny 33 Bd!B:..lleDndev?aulnirs,s4rn%Siit:taditell_
To-dlformer rates. British Corn Spirits 113 s icash'
there was a fair demand 'for Leeward island_ Run:;;„ Pr7cl;
were held firmly at 23 7d. Fine old Brant:: '-:ted in
r• (past, and the vintage of 1836 fetched 5s 4o parcels'
hhds and puns. For Geneva 2 2dpaid for
3
Ort.s.—For Southern and Seal Oil this vatP4' ri at
have been firm ; sales of the former haven been 10" e
-25/53 to 251 10s r ordinary, and 26/ to 8/ 15s fo
to fine, the latter has been selling at 32/ for Ps
and 271 to 30/ for brown, yellow, and straw coh,111:,
Cod declined from 26/ to 26/ 53. Sperm hat, sufferedf„,
further depression in price. American at 100/ Tier 16,e;,;0
first quality. Linseed Oil at,26s to 26s 3d for parce"der
the spot ;it is now difficult to purchase on the ape
26s 61 Rape at 47s to 47s 6d for pale, and 46s to
46:Nic
for b:owr. Palm at 341 to 351.F0r Olive, prier,4
further improved ; Gallipo' li at 681 to 69/: Va.,.
an
LUCCA injars 81 103 to 91; Florence, half-chest 251
Ce to 'Au--
East India Cocoa Nut is held for former rates. )4°°
at 38s o 33 6d per cwt. 'Cob
Thist afternoon 102 tuns fine Sperm Oil, o.e -ri
riCtiusnhdingbu'yweersreaotffieor2eidtoaltoa2ulcitoiosnijnrantdun.a small Partll'
bole
TALLOW.—Prices for Russian Tallow 3d to 6- des
those current on this day week ; for P. Y. Candle 0"
"10
spot 47a 31 ; for delivery in the next two months 4Zutft
47s 3d. For the List three months of the year 475:
A nierican 45s 91 to 46s 9d. for good end fine EOrtf.
fallow has sold ell. East India at 445.
This afternoon 230 pipes, 6,3 libels South Arncvle2l46f r
public sale, principally found buyers at 30; to 453
the
low to Inc quiliry. For Petersburgh Yellow CaOie $
t
der..and was good, both on the spot anti
for deliver'
47s 31 per cwt.

---•••#' r
f r.
.54
er Quarter.i S. to s. ,s. t s. s. to S. i S.
10 s• 41 #
Bath ....... ,CO 72 :'.O 40 t 5 35 '4l , 5°
Blandford -' 56 (4 29 33 25 ::7 41 47 ..*
Bridport ,' 114 '
Chard l5l G 2 23 32 18 21 40 44 ,„
Gloucester '56 1.4 98 37 29 28 49 .50 ''
... .4i
Exe,er - 40
Guildford ..„ 6B 71 35 37 32 SA 46 5 ~,0 0"--
Newbury ,lO 611 26 31 18 33 33 . is "-
Reading.,..., '52 72 21' 37 22 t'o 42 50 0.
Salisbury ,46 53 32 4.1 20 28 40 5,1-,e
Shutorne 53 (0 28 35 24 28 41 40 40 0"
Shepton Mallet .53 E 4 30 39 20 23 40 l'2
....
_,..
Uxbridge ; 37 43 23 2; ,-.-
Warminster I4I C 2 i 29 40 24 26 44 54 --- •
.... o.
Winchester l6O 61
icovil 156 (i 0 30 32 22 26 42 L!,
LEEOS CORN MARKET. 614. t° ':g!:
Wheat, Nnfolk and Suflblk, 6016.
--- Yorkl. and Lincoln. 60Ib.
• . 3H to a , P
Barley, Norfoi and Sueblk • ' e 3:10.
—. Yorkshire' and Lincolnshire 32s. ti oi,
...... ...54' t‘ 4i%)
Grinding
Beans .... 631 b. •184,9t0 0,400
flats, I'otatoe .•
24 0 0.
• -Eng. 11
ti. to :3.o:.Pen
Shelling
...: 2So. to Ai-. r
il.
DEVIZES CORN 51/11:".1.• 1.,
2. 34 'd
Per Sack. s. d. s. d. Per 0,a,: s.
,ter.
,23 0 irr 90
iirst Wheat 32 0 to 31 0 Oats ... ...... ..-.-** 0 1 • 40 0
Second 2B 6 30 b Beans (per sack)....' _,. (1 C
Third - 1.7 0 Flour (per bag)....., p
darlcy 29 0 40 0 Bread (pergallon,. .
—slcaling, For. —d. to —d

COUNTRY MARKETe

Wheat. Barley. ! Oats. I /Scans.

REPRESENTATION OF RICHMOND) O
fr-
;
u-ilia —At a numerous and respectable meeting osit
committee of the Richmond Reform Association, ),I:orge
in the Common Hall, on Tuesdat, the 9th inst..
Croft, Esq., in the chair, it was resolved---That ae.itisloo
d onut who may become a candidate for the rejsresee doe
of the borough, should, previous to canvassing,. %beg et •
tors, make a declaration of his political priuelPire; tiO
public meeting of the electors, to be convened 0100
purpose. The Honourable George Wentworth Fitloise
is expected immediately to declare himself a ese iloOkg
This gentleman is they second son of Earl Ei"w:jes •
and the well-known liberal and constitutional priel fel/
the Noble Earl offer a guarantee that the son,
and
come up to the wishes of the Reformers of Rich Moe 'oore
less it be on the subject of the ballot ; when a littVl b 0
experience in public affairs may convince him, '!_e_ loisr
done many others, of the absolute necessity of th",pis
sure, if the electors are to be allowed to act gencrn"cees
accordance with the dictates of their own eonsel,c,ooo
and not according to the dictates of others. The e""
Of
is expected to take place on Monday next.
At the Manse of Dundonald, on the morr1"10
the 6th instant. died the Rev. John 111‘Leod,
the 85th year of his age, and 63d of his Ininistrt;sysW
was ordained to the pastoral office, in the Island of j ilorib.
in 1778. and subsequently filled the second chargss
Low Church parish in Kilmarnock, from wii:oce Pe of
translated to Dundonald in 1816, The Rev. El° ,t 4!
a native of the Highlands, and so diStiDgUiSbed, tiBg
knowledge of the Gaelic language, that the Pr'nliiptlet
the Bible in that tongue was chiefly accornplisbe`:,,othe
his superintendence. The Gaelic Dictionary is 705
f
monument of his Celtic lore—the compilation of t"hisioesa
tional work having been the united production o asesli
and the Rev, Dr. M'Lauchlan. Dr. M,Leod was die'
respected by his parishioners, for his bland and ccdsliidiO'
ing demeanour. For several years back old age l tilts
firmities had nearly shut him out from persoits j tore'
course with the world, though Lis mind continne,Af
taro a portion of its original vigour to the last'
Observer. - i 5
Although the arrangement of the orgiAllsout tb:
beautiful, we must not imagine that Gall maPPe"
ot.oo' petit
head at pleasure, according to preconceive ",Al, beet',
discovered one organ after another, just as it 5'..0%.`"'00,01
and marked down its situation and size upon OP.' c. 41
bflis
and after all left several spots blank, whiebettl'i
filled with faculties corresponding with those aroun"h'ici,
organs are represented, in the engraved heads /,/,".
published, as so many prominences ; beeaus; Cae:ittj'
as It showed itself to him' in single instances vibe.; &I'd
extraordinarily developed. This habit to
for distinctness and fidelity of form and -size, anunrigisrs
. speaking of individual-parts as prominent, gay3:o-441
.the vulgar notion of bumps, and those ignorant c'e" Oftli
still disgust us in persons who should knovv better, .•
oue, organ became knOwn to him situated= Tel" diSro
from the organ last discovered. The set of nri,B7,oeni'•
vered by him turned out as it is, and a strong
thus afforded of the truth of his system. He sad
thousand times what he had remarked, before be sc-,-,„5,030
of the great general truths just mentioned. "
struck," says be, " with the profound wisdom "°"'"fltbc":;
forth in the arrangement and successive order,.'„o teuri
gans. This connection is, in my eyes, one of
important proofs of the truth of my discoverieS" fOO
those who attribute my determination of she 0 10
mental faculties and of the seat of their erg.% pis'
caprice or arbitrary choice, to possess a Lie P;;;
of the talent necessary fur the most 0b5e,,0." eO5
w'
sentiment of this beautiful arrangement ;
covered, it displays the hand of God, whys! *ccb,..00:.:
cease to adore with wonder, increasing as his ererkspft
more disclosed to oureyes."—Elliotion's /iargari
logy. • till
BARON BULOW.—II is said that Baran; j3ioov•
will take his dephiture at the close of the ensuioiiipg 'l,
his Excellency' having been appointed by 08,111 i.
Prussia representative of his Majesty to the `-',"l P
Diet, in the 'place of the late Count Bellingbeelis.'s cos.
Excellency has been for the last twenty-four Yescreto+
nectcd with the Prussian Legation to the
REGISTER ,kiII'OVES, 3 ft. wide, 245•;,,Itive_t
Poles for Window Curtains, Is. 3d. per foot. Regil' itoci
Bd. per inch; elliptic stoves, 4d. per inch 1'01,51001e!
with bright fronts, bright and black bar., bronzeo:)A• 10-;6
; brass
sao.nwsdiic. curtains,
brackets,ain-3 inch I
pi
iripeeetPleel-forititii.eect'!
f oiPtt°h;l poles
ends, re
rings,hewsi, w.ll
insc. inches opnegr,
Catalogues gratis, eptaining
ironmongery. tret‘
RIPPON andICURTON, Wells-street, Oxiord'S
the price of every
THs.
G, pi
On the Bth inst., in Devonshire-terrace, Mrs. •e•
of a. son. the
On the Bth inst., near Shrewsbury' at Shelton, -
R. Burten, jun., Esq., of a son.
On the Bth inst., Mrs. G. K. Smith, of the Grove,
JO°
gate, of a son and daughter.
On the 9th inst., Lark
at L • k Hall-lane, Clapham''
Almon Boulcott, of a ton.
____ll.l.

MARRIED. f
°- nooar
On the 9th inst., R. Falkner, Esq., of Blain', .I%'
tIO
shire, to Miss Eykyn, of Crouch-end, Hornsey. ore, jj,
On the 10th inst., at St. Geor,e's, Hanover-5110,01;0f
Viscount Alford, eldest son of the earl Brovinlow, ",,)%i re'
Marianne Margaret Compton, eldest daughter of the
01h16
Northampton. CO - ~It
•
On the 9th inst., at Doulting, J. T. R. Fussell( t°,l* P 49"
S. I'., el lest (laughter of the Rev. J. Fussell, Vi"r - fscl'',
ing, Somerset.
On the 10th inst., at St. John's II p tead, C. ailreiile Ist'
of Grove House, to Anne Grant, youngest John's,
daughter o'____.--"
John Jeffries, Esq., of Tatinton

BIRD. „of
On the 2d inst., at Hackney, Edwin Fountain, ,eco
Mr. Andrew Beater, Fountain-court, AldermanhurY, op cloot,
On the Bth inst., at Ventnor, Isle of Wight, 5afah,,..,0:010
(laughter of the Rev. I. 13:ackburn, Minister of
Chapel, Pentonvillc, London, aged 16. pea.
On the 6th inst., Harr;et, youngest daughter of the a t't
Mayor, Rector of South Collingham, near Newark, ilgesobo•et.
On the 6th inst., Mr. R. Pullman, of Greek-streetilarPriet
On the 6th inst., at Alphington, near Exeter,
rid elila
wife of Sir Alexander Cockburn Campbell, Bart.' C•
daughter of the late Alajor-Ger. eral Sir J. Malcolm, , fsclia
On the 7th inst., at 1
.--.ooting, Surrey C. Fourdrinle'
On the 7th inst., at the Grove, Kentish-town, 1% 6
L„
Maria Steers, aged 90. tP'"
On the 7th inst., at Laxton Vicarage, Sarah Ann, I°'l,
of the Rev. A. O. Fitzgerald, Rector f FledborotlA
and only child of the Rev. R. Proctor, Vicar of Lalt°°'
pf
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