The Sun.
London, England, 1841-02-10 00:00:00

LOSS OF THE INDIAN OAK

The following narrative of the loss of the Indian Oak is
from a letter kindly cent to us, and written by one of the
sufferers: it is dated " Chusan, Oct. 21, 1840
"On the 10th of August sailed from Chusan in the
transport Indian Oak, and, regret, to say, was wrecked on
the Great Locachoo Island on the 14th, during a heavy
gale. It was fortunate the Old Oak was a good teak ,
ship, or I fear few would have lived to tell the tale. We
struck between ten and eleven a.m., and shortly after lost
our rudder, which took with it part of our stern. We
cut away the main and mizen masts to ease the after-part
of the ship, her back being broke a little abaft the chest-
tree, and the ship over on her beam-ends, with the sea
making a clean breach over all, and with it the cop-
per and shcething of her bottom, from which, while
sticking on the outside of her quarter, we were in
great danger of being severely injured. After being
forced over two or three ridges of rocks, our only hope
appeared in getting a line, and with that a hawser, to the
reef; but all our attempts failed.' T7lO men got on shore
much bruised and injured, and, on the tide coaling in, wece
token up and kindly treated by the natives, who at this
time had come down in numbers. We had little hope of
the ship holding together during the thod, as it was blow.
ing a perfect hurricane ; our only chance W 39 in the after
part of the ship holding together ; it was now impossible
to hold on the outride of the ship, end we all got under
the poop, supporting each other in tae best way we could,
es the deck was perpendicular, and the ship resting on the
main and mizen chains, About midnight the wind in
some measure abated, and the tide having receded, we
found the wreck bad been thrown considerably up
on the rocky ledge, the water under our lee masts
sin other, and not more than fire or six feet deep, except
in holes. We now piped all hands on shore, and with
the assistance of the ni4en mast geff and he .m,
which still held on and formed a raft, all hands got safely
on shore on the reef with the exception of a few bruises
and cut feet. We marched about a mile over the rocky
ledge to high water mark, where we were met by the kind
and hospitable islanders, who supplied us with hat tea and
rice and treated us in the kindest manner. One of the
principal men seeing nie shivering with cold, having no-
thing on hut a shirt and linen drawers, took off n'i warm
cloak and threw it over my shoulders. After resting a
short time we commenced our march through extensive
paddy fields about a mile, when, on reaching the borders
of a town, we were lodged in a comfortable building or
court-house, and, after being again regaled with hot
tea, fowls, rice, and eggs; and a dry suit of clothes each,
we laid down to rest, after twelve hours' drenching on
the outside of the wreck. These kind and good people
treated us with uniform kindness during the whole
period of our sojourn of forty. six days, and built us a
junk of from 150 to ISO tons burden, to take us on to Sin-
gapore, where it has our intention to have gone had our
own launch failed to reach Chusan, to which place she was
despatched under charge of the chief officer, and fortu-
nately arrived safe. The Commodore immediately sent
her Majesty's ships Cruiza and Nimrod to our relief; the
former was immediately sent back with the letters and
packets. We finally left on the 29th of September in
the Nimrod and junk, and arrived on the sth inst. at
Chusan. The kin,: Leo-chooers supplied us with every-
thing needful during our stay, and a month's provision
for all hands in the junk. Her Majesty's ships during
their stay was also supplied with water and fresh ;Applies,
for all which thee good people would receive nothing in
the shape of payment. I had nothing to offer in return
but a telescope, and they were presented with another by
Ceptain Barlow, with twelve copies of the Penny Ma-
gazine, one print, and a looking-glees. Most of our bag-
gage was saved, but all niece or less damaged."—Bontbay
Times.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCL.
(LLOYD'S.)

LONDON, FEE. 9.—There has been a light fall of snow
daring the night.—Wind this day at noon, moderate breezos
at N.E. _ _

SHEERNESS, FEB. B.—The Horwood, Bloo.n, bound to
Leghorn, got on the West shore this morning, but has since
floated uff withaut any damage; the beacon picked up belongs
to the West Tongue hand.
POOLE, FEB. S.—The Vixen, from Sunderland, is on shore
on the Green Point in Studland Bay, paid scuttled to keep
her steady.
BELFAST, FEB. 6.—The Hope, from Glasgow, has put in
here with less of rudder and other damage.
IthiNSLEY, FEB. 7.—A vessel laden with timber and deals,
said to be of 700 tons, bound to Gibraltar, came on shore yes-
terday, near Hunstantor, abandoned by the crew at sea, who
have since landed on the coast. _

• FALMOUTH, FEB. 5, 6.—Wind E., violent gales. It com-
menced blowing a violent gaze on the sth, and continues, 11
p.m.—The Waterloo, Blackler, fruits Southampton to Galway,
parted, and run on the mud. 'Hie Sarah, Chndleigh, from
Swansea to Teiabnmouth, parted, but was assisted along,ide
the Green Bank Quay. 'I be Trinity, Taylor, from Newpert
to London, slipped, and ran on the mud. The Aeparateur,
Herndon, from Chichester to Llanelly and Cherbourg, parted
and was on shore under the Ripton Slip. Thc Piovidence
(pilot schooner) drove from her moorings and went to pieces
under Pendennis Castle. Several coasters slipped, and ran on
the mud above Greek Bank Quay.
BRISTOL, FEB. ht.—Sailed the Elizabeth, Cundy, for Ja-
maica ; Lucy, Cherry, Antigua ; Sarah, Savannah.
WATERFORD, FEB. 6.—Arrived the Margaret Parker,
Dunn, from Newfoundland.
COR.K, FEB. 6.—lt Las blown a heavy gale at E. the last
45 hours. The Craig, Alechie, Phillips, bound to Bristol, in
putting back yesterday got on shore on Spike Island, but was
assisted off with loss of anchor and cable. The Columbine,
Hughes, bound to Wexford, parted and drove foul of the Or-
leans, and lost bowsprit, &c. ; the latter went on shore.
YounnAL, Fan. 6.—lt has blown a heavy gale since yes-
terday morning at E. S. E.
LIVERPOOL, FEB. B.—Wind E. fresh.—Sailed the Cleve-
land, Morley, for Calcutta; T. P. Cope, Philadelphia; New
York, Cropper, New Yurk ; Ellen, Raw lind, Santander. The
Newcastle (lazaretto), was towed (morn Quarantine Ground
this morning, being leaky, and her moorings foul, and has gone
into dock, with a cargo of cotton on board.
PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 8.--Wind .N.E.—Arrivcd the Don
Quixote, Cape Hayti. The Diamont, Gicenwald, from Rio
Janeiro to Hamburgh, has come into the harbour from the
Motherbank. _ _

YARMOUTH, ISLE OF WIGHT, FEB. B.—The Alexander,
Stewart, !tom Southampton to Penarth, got on the mud off
the harbour, yesterday, but came off this morning without
damage.
PLY MOU rll, FEB. S.—Wind E.—lt has blown a tremen-
dous gale since Friday, and continues. I. he Jersey packet,
from Jersey to this port, got on the rocks under the Citadel, but
was assisted.

THE. 111ARK.k.TS—YEsTERDAY.

COLONIAL MARKET.

There was not much business done either for Home or
Export, but prices were firm for all articles. The Public
Sales were light. The arrivals keep small.
rrk.A MARKET.

The demand was steady, and prices were firm. No public
Sale has been declared, but some are expected.
WHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET.

The supply was but very moderate, the demand very brisk,
and all was disposed of very early at our last quotations.
Clover, 5/ to 6/ 6s ; Meadow Hay, 3/ 18s to 3/ ; Straw, 36s to
ass.

(I rum the London New Price Current of February 9.)
SUGAR--Paces have still an upward tendency for West
India Moscuvadoes, and there has been a good demand
from the grocers fur all descriptions since this day week ;
the refiners have been buyers to a fair extent, and the total
quantity disposed of during the three market days has
amounted to 1,100 hhds adtierces, at prices is higher for
colory, and 6d for brown and grey sorts. Antigua fine
and good yellow together has bten sold at 83, 6d to
843 (id, good middling and good 80s 61 to 82s 01,
Dominica with less colour 804 Jamaica good mid-
oltooe' of fair complexion and streegth 77s to 783, Grenada
and Demerara middling 75s 64 to 765, low middling from
the different Colonies 72e 6d to 755, good low brown Ber-
bice and Demerara 71s 6d to 725; tine strong yellow is
worth 85s to 865, and any extra quality would fetch be-
yond that price.
To-day there was a good deal of inquiry from the grocers
for British Plantation, more particularly fur coloury sorts,
and the refiners were desirous to purchase, but the market
being scantily supplied with samples, checked buying ;
nearly all on show, however, amounting to 450 hhds nod
tierces, found ready buyers, and the priers paid generally
6sl above those of Friday or bath brown and yellow sorts.
REPINED.-11) R •fined Goods prices are is above those
of tale day week; Standard Lumps at 95s 61 to 963;
Tittlera and Hamburgh Loaves fiat: 103 a to 105 s, good
97s to 101 s, brown lumps ord and fine 93s to 95: per cwt.
II Treacle the operations have been to a fair extent,
common at 34s 61 to 353; «Patent 36s to 375,
best old make 39s to 40s, and golden syrup 41s to 425.
Pieces, fine 83s to 883, mid mad good 77s to 82a. Bastards,
good and fine sorts have realized 66a to 73s for large par-
cels, and low and middling sorts 56s to 64;. Bonded
Crushed Sugar at 32s 3d to 32s 61; Loaves 10 and 14lbs
at 36a 6d to 38a, and 61bs 40s 61 to 41s ; the supply is
small: For Treacle 14s 91 fur present, and 153 for for.
ward delivery ; pieces 22a to 264. B istards at 17s to 20s
per cwt. Dutch Crushed Sugar at 30s 91 on board.
To-day the home trade were anxious to purchase Re-
fined good:, and standard lumps fetched 96s to 96s 61.
Treacle secured a fair sale. Bastards and Pieces sold
freely at full prices; in Bonded Crushed Sugar under
32; 3d there are no sellers.
MA URITIUS. —This afternoon the demand was active,
and 6,102 bags at public sale were all uisposed of at prices
equal to those of Friday last; low yellow went at 72s to
75; 6d, mid 76; to 77a, good mid 78$ to 783 6:1, good and
fine 793 to 833 6d, low mid to fine brown 57s to 71s.
EAST INDIA. —This afternoon the public sales consisted
of 5921 bags, 102 boxes Manilla, and 1276 bags Siam,
at which buyers evinced little disposition to do business :
of the farmer a small ,part only found buyers, but holders
refused to give way in prices, low raid yellow and good
mid grey fetched 223 61 to 245, being former rates : the
latter bought in at 243 6d to 26; 61. for low to good mid
white, beiag the full value.
FORElGN.—holders of Yaliow Havannah still display
ft, mimes; at 24s for fair average parcels; 6d under that figure
the Refiners are disposed to buy largely ; 23s 61 to 24; 61
for middling and good middling, and damaged 20a 61 to
24;. For White holdall are reluctant to submit to lower
rates, and bought in nearly the whole of 820 boxes at
public sale at 31s to 343 fir low to good quality but gene-
rally soft; a fsw lots were boo ever dispossd of, good mid
dry at 32s 64 to 333, ordirial 30s, and damaged 27s 61 to
313 per cwt. Brazil has realized full prices.
MOLASSES.— West India have been in brisk request,
aad rather- higher rates save been paid for the lower
description. Antigua of good raid fine quality hes fetched
37a 6d to 393; Demerara. fine 343, good 325. Si.
Vincent;, low and middling dark 32s to 333, and ordinary
Berbice 32s per cwt.
COFFEE.—Prices continue on the decline for British
Plantation, the demand being limited and the supply large,
the market has presented a dull aspect since this day week
for all qualities. This afternoon the home trade purchased
with more freedom of both East and West India, and
holders for the most part aapeared unwilling to sell at
f(Jraer rates: at. public: sale teseas tIZI,S C,f, ton. ti•;1! 500
ib gs Jeva w."'.l:.otri.rad ; one saie oi tasaitsriloo eorieiatioe.
of 1,000 bags was principally taken in Is above last
week's rates, viz,' good ordinary 9vea Palo at 71a 64 to

MORNING EDITION-

72r, the small part sold went at 72s 63 to 73; for fire or-
dinary green, and one lot superior 78; 6d, sea-damaged
fetched. 70s e dT7hOes toot
other sale
Triagew ent 26sat rites
27;,ce9 6
dd dam nlgse
above
v 3; 6thdoot°
of last week, good ord brown fetched 70s to 70$ 6d, low
ord mixed 67s to 68s 6d, and the whole sold. ava W"
taken in above the value, viz, at 60s for geed and fool
green; privately, however, several parcels were sold
.1!
56e to 58s for good ord pale and green. The CWO,I
bought in ;at the above sale has since been principally sek"
at buying in price..
TlA.—There has been an increased desire evinced 00
the part of the trade to purchase free trade description')
since this day week, and prices have further improved.
The public sale of 2,500 pkes washed and kiln-dried
Tea, duty paid, went off at high prices, notwithstandion.fi
the bad condition and indifferent quality. Coegou sl3
at 2s 9id to 3; 11d; Souchong 2s 9d to 3. 8. ;
Pekoe 33 04-d to 3s ; Twankay 3s 41 ; Gerpoe der 33
6d to 3s 8d; Hyson 31 358 to 33 81 per lb.
To day the market for Free Trade presented a firm ar
pearance ; there was a good demand for cash parc,ll,fr,
actual consumption, and rather higher rates vv,:it! P°l`,(l
it is difficult to purchase Common Cong u ri:1•21. Is '-
per lb. In Comeany's Cougou a weel many purchases
were made at Is lid cash, and
Is 81 with short prompts,
at which rates the markets closed firmly. to
Orange
COCOA.—For West India holders appear Llawilling
submit to lower rates, and bought in the principal part °I
746 bags and barrels Trinid,d at public sale at forMee
pricey, the small per: iota however sold went 68 to Is
cheaper for the lower sorte 50; to 58s were :he (pttions
for middling to flue bold red, and ordinary grey 48s W 49i
per cwt.
Rtes.—Bengal has barely maintained its former to
value'
by private treaty mid white has been selling at 135
13s 3d, at those rates however some parties will not se'
For Java and Siam holders me not disposed to submit tn
lower rates : at public sale, 1387 bags of the former Were
hite,
only partly disposed of at 103 6d for middling
Carolina for home use, new quality at 363, and old Ss
per cwt.
SPICES —This afternoon 3,453 bags Black, 191 !WI:
white Pepper, 1,442 bags and 550 pockets Eest I°7--
Ginger, were offeted at auction : Black Pepper was Pr:a;
cipally taken is at 31d to 331. for ordinary Eastern, b? 1.1:17,:,
rather above former rates. White mostly taken gni
dline mixed dingy at 81. Ginger sold at full prices' mint
RIM, BRANDY, and HOLLAND; For West India
prices have suffered no further depression. 23 6rl isitue
to
value for proof Leeward;. East India is held for 2e 34"
2s 4d proof: 25 puns Rem, from New Yotka stluvecetl
were bought in at higher rates than the market will a—rf.
viz, Is 101 to 2; 8i for 5 to 25 per cent over Pr°°
For Brandy lower rates not generally accepted ; "act
first brands of the vintage of 1836 has been selliog
5s 4d in hhds, and 5; 2d in puns, ditto 1837 bbds 15h12)116
puns sa, ditto 1838 hhds 5;, puns 4; 10,1, ditto 183' -81,
4s 101, puns 4; 81, ditto 1840 hhds 3; 10d, puns 33 • es
Geneva has maintained farmer rates. British Core ;$
firm at 103 cash. To day proof Leeward; were offers
n
23 61 per gallon
Oreg.—There has been but a limited business trans:les!
in common derma iptions of Fish Oiis either fur holefps
or export ; still holders display firmness, 321. t 9 32:' fur
;s the value of pale Seal, 271. Cod, 251. to 281 Jul ng
Southern of ord and fins, rurality ; at public sale 22 tn-,E
Cod of indifferent quality from Halitax sold at 241 to 2° i
4 tuns of Dogfish Oil 22/ 103 to 231 103, 6 tuns pale
Oil, of first quality 321 to 331 ss, 12 tuns cf boiled 'ne`"C
141 10; to 15/, 6 tuns of Cod blubber lot 6'stirn
tun. For Sperm prices gave way 41 Per ~-99
good and fine quality from Baston and New Yors• s-nee
to 100/ 103, low and middling 82/ 10; to 961 10s. ;
vatel%, first quality is not to be had under 102/; ord the
Headmaeer at 701 to 851 ; for Linseed Oil, parcels °in 475
spot at. 26; 31 to 26s 61; Rwe has further improve'iut
to 47; 6d ; broran 46; to 46s 68. East. India COOO3 no
at 313 to 40s for good quality. Palm has undergo° i
variation, In Olsve prices have further improved I Sell-
o
at and ail'poli at 9 / al 0
This aftetG 6(A noon 645 sks Ceylon Cocoa Nut -'
public sale partly sold at 37s to 39s 61 per c•,-.1. for
TALLOW.—Prices eoreinue gradually to improve,.
Russia tallow. Oa the spot for P. Y. C. 46; 9d to 475,Piaso
been paid for large parcels. Fur delivery in the neg;teis
montlls at similar tees ; for the last three months °' ecel
year 47s per cwt. South American 46; to 46s 6d for g"
sorts.
This afternoon a good demand prevailed for firm t
Candle on the t.pot and for delivery,' prices were
473 to 47. 3d pet curt. -

GItAND JUNCTION RAILWAY.—;."--last
goes on swlmmingly. It appears that the receipts -fA•ng
half-year have increased 6 2591. over the correspon,-13/,
half of 1839, while the expenses have diminished B,2'hoal
thus making a diff‘rence of 14,5121, or at the rate ef shoat
11 per cant. per annum on the cost of the hue.
great saving has been effected in the locomotive Po",ka
and is attributed by the Directors to Mr. Buddieont,
Superintendent of that department. The ComPlni
lowered their rates for the carriage of goods, and have -so
the benefit to the public reflected on themselves to tiot
increase of business. We should be glad to bear of
they had sought another bent fit in the lowering
their fares. Their line being a cheap one should aid
inducement for 'them to do so, and we are sure they %Of
reap their advantage in it. The income on the last ,ft
has been 232,563/., the expanse 99,6271., leaving 9.-tatt
of 132,9361., from which a dividend of 6. per cent. teh
half year has been declared. The total expense 44'
been about 43 per cent. of the receipts.—Railway"
zinc.
BURNING OF CAMBERWELL CHURC„*.--' tbe
invest;gation has been gone into by the authorities of ie
fire establishment, for the purpose of ascertaining tbe°,lb.
of the fire, and the amount of insurance on the c""-, •
The churchwardens believe that the fire was from the Q.,:rso
heating of the flues. It appears that the
wet med by hot air, supplied from a furnace ueders, the
middle aisle, the flue from which extended throug"roas
organ-loft to the summit of the tower. The last Pecto,
in the church were the clerk (Mr. Heath) and the lea'all
and they left about a quarter before nine o'clock o"and
night. They declared that the church d
appeared .
all the lights were extinguished, It is said to beta that
in the Atlas Fire-office to the amount of 4,0001.1'11%0
the loss is about 10,000/. Fortunately no lives Wlevro'
SNOW STORM.—The most severe gnu
tracted snow storm with which this district has beeni,
sited since the destructive gale of January, 1838 ien9if lea'
the ill-fated Killarney steamer was lost, was Old
terday.—During Thursday night, the entire of y,
interior
to
es.-teAi
and up to an advanced hour of this day. the golf' cstir
at East, has continued with undiminished violence, pr
ing a suspension of the weekly sailings hence for 000'1
land of the steamers. 'rho country is covered, 10 tore
places to the depth of four or five feet. In the eitY ta4ls
is almost a total suspension of all kinds of businers,".
Southern Reporter of Saturday. bro
FIRE AT CASSIOBURY PARK.—A fire of rile
out in the great orangery at Cassiobury, the beat! ,iaiat
Earl of Essex, on Saturday night, by which that Pe.; 9 V"
the greatest ornament of those beautiful gardens, "'d' Flit;' 11
/
tally destroyed. It had been completely painted A° a.O
in repair last autumn, and was full of plants and 11)1 bai;
the finest orange-trees in the country, many ot-,llvl
TIII.
been sent as a present to the late Earl by Louis CY
MONMOUTHSHIRE ELECTION.—..y.r•
the Liberal candidate, has resigned, and the repteseLlo4,
of the Carlton Cll.l, and the Duke of Beaufort, I4';(1
tavius Morgan, will, without opposition, be return
the county. Influence and gold have prevailed.

A ••."
SILVER PLATED DISH C0VE8.5.1, 164',
SAVORY and SONS, Manufacturing Silverstnith''btoit3,
Cornhill, London, opposite the Bank of England, 5,1L,1TP,4
choice, in their plate-rooms, many patterns of e,frr
PLATED DISH COVERS, of Sheffield manufactur
Fifteen to Twenty Guineas the set, viz. :
Double Dome Pattern. ep
The Melon ratter..9.,l,
Ste-
a
1 Plated Dish Cover, 20 in. 13d. t Plated Dish Cover,
„ Dish Cover, IS in. 4 7C t Dish Cover 'n
2 „ Dish Covers, 11 in. 512 C , Dish Covers," j-%11
.The abovPeelriaSveet silvlerishanl3dules and rriouPnetirntt;ii;t6li9,l,lreors
shields fur engraving the crest or coat of arm5.'1t.r4.2.03.0041
rent, illustrated by drawings, and containing every 01`
be
relative to the purchase of silver or Sheffield plate, olinolse
on application, or will be sent into the country, free 0' r
in answer to a paid letter. •"„i
r•-f
ed got.- 1
SPOONS
and FORKS, strongly Plac.by
Sas er on a white metal, and consequently not.„liable 21.
to show any other colour. Table Spoons or Forks slos;
per dozen. Dessert Spoons or Forks, Two Guineas id. 07:
Tea Spoons, '2ss. per dozen. Gravy Spoons, 9s•
Soup Ladles, I6s. each.
I'. COX SAVORY, GO"
Silversmith &c., 47, Cornhill (Seven doors fro
gilf
church-street?, London of
N.B. A Pamphlet, containing a list of the priest 01 gr.7-.01
Plate, Plated Goods, Watches, Clocks, &c., may be !..ju' 'der
or will be forwarded, post free, in answer to a post r"
cation.
-- .
SUPERIOR LONDON TABLE 6
.- 1.10;
with Ivory Handles, 14s. per dozen ; Dessert No're,ite v"ss,
Carvers, ss. 6d. per pair ; Table Knives, withrtrfersods•
handles, Bs. Bd. per dozen , Dessert, 6s- 8(1. ; Obtri Of
per pair ; Globe-shape Tea-urns, 4 quarts, Vs. ; I'4e r,
395. ; Papier Macho Tea-trays, gothic shape, Ws' 00'
full sizes. s ler
ata!ogues, containing the price of every article
ing ironmongery and catlery, gratis. OS',
RIPPON and BURTON, Wells-street, Osfard4
Established 1820.
BIRTHS.
On the 31st ult., at Stelbury-park, the wife °f a"' iste
Roper, Esq., of Heighington, Durham, of a son% 0.. of t
On the 3d inst., at Emberton, Bucks, the %via° fa claufr
H. Maynard, Esq., formerly of the Bengal army, ctirst..l.
On the 4th inst., in King-street, Cheapside, , tlO
'
ford, of a daughter.
On the 9th inst., at Camden House, Leytonstegs, off
lady of C. Tebbutt, Esq., of a son. iscif of
On the sth inst., in Nottingham-terrace, the
Methold, Esq ; of a son. Ad'
MARRIED. ••Nbtr
On the 16th ult., at Woodford Church, Eeset'ocl
dison, Esq., of Chive, Essex, to Elizabeth, se •l 001'
of the late W. Hore, Esq. Oes
Aopr
On the 4th ir st., Battersea Church, the neivia,gare
Rector of St. Mary's, Blantiford, Dorset, to INVOUP
third (laughter of the late J. Eade, Esq., of Hitelaugre,
On the 4th inst., at St. George's, Hanover-1 oiacri‘ coif,
Watts, Esq., of Gray's-inn-square, to 111 aria Ketrio, 3,lriiir.
On the 4th inst., Ilambledon Church, 131,,,
Cheffins, of Broxbourn, Herts. to Elizabeth, wl
Stevenson, late of West-end,
Sill ibeth
if4D. forel,
On the 3d inst., at Coral Cottage Chelms
Catherine, the wife of James Parker, age,
e,encote, B relic
On the 3d inst., J. Wingfield, Esq., of Ti":Macle°l 0
On the 4th inst., at Pimlic ~ Mrs. Margare
of Major Alexander Ma, lean, a:ed SI. Elize-e/4 c?..41
On the 4th inst ,at Littlehampton, Suszeg• ova
of the late 11. 131 Ike, Esq., M.P. for Arundel,,s.l. .
-
On the 4th inst., Saah, the widow of the 12'e
Crescent place, Bridge, street, Blackfriars.,
`• "0, Si' 11,411
No. 112, Siland, at The Sou Office, I'l°'
the county of l‘liddlesex...--Wednesdah F,orus"

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