The Sun.
London, England, 1841-09-15 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

( From the London New Price Current of September 14.)
UGAR.—The Market for British Plantation Sugar
has presented a more lively appearance since our last
report. For both grocery and refining p.,rposes a good
demand has existed. There has been no public sale.
There have been several arrivals during the past week,
still the quantity received is not equal to that of last
yerr during the same time. The Gazette price is 24s
lower than at this period in 1840. The letters received
by the West India packet yesterday, state that the crops
of all kinds of produce were progressing under the most
favourable circumstances.

To-day importers displayed firmness, and a steady
demand existed for yellow and strong grey descriptions ;
brown sorts were in fair request ; the private purchase
amounted to 300 hhds and taw, and the rates established
on Friday were fully supported. The market has de-
cidedly assumed a more lively appearance ; of good and
fine yellow sorts the supply is not adequate to the de-
mand. There was no public sale of Baroadoes.
The stock of British Plantation Sugar is now 22,137
hhds and trcs, which is 3,321 more than last year at the
same period. The stock of M auritius is 93,377 bags,
being 77,751 more than last year. The stock of Bengal
is 75,124 bags, which is 52,207 more than last year. The
delivery of British Plantation Sugar for the last week
was 1,678 hhds and trcs, being 163 less than during the
same time last year. The delivery of Mauritius was
9,858 bags, which is 6.488 bags more than last year.
The delivery of Bengal was 7,767 bags, being 5,575 more
than during the corresponding week last year.
REFINED.—There has been a good demand for Re-
fined goods for home consumption, and rather high rates
have been paid, excepting for the lowest qualities, upon
which no improvement can be quoted ; Standard Lumps
in large parcels have been disposed of at 81s, Tittlers and
Hanaburgh Loaves common 79s to 81s, good 82s to 87s, fine
88s to 98s, very fine 99s to 103, low brown lumps 75s to 765,
good and fine 77s to 79s per cwt, upon which terms many
purchases have been made for delivery, prices being con-
sidered moderate by most of the trade. For Treacle
there has been a large demand, and prices are firm.
Common has been disposed of at 26s to 26s 6d, Patent,
ord 27s to 295, best 30s to 325, Golden Syrup 33s to
33s Gd per cwt ; low sorts have been the most in request.
Bastards have met with a dull demand, and prices con-
tinue on the decline ; sales of common made at 40s to 445,
middling 45s to 475, good 48s to 50s, fine 51s to 53s per
cwt. Pieces however have been in good request,
fine 68s to 745, middling and good 6ls to 675, ordinary
5Gs to 60s per cwt. The market for Bonded Crushed
Sugar has been in a quiet state, and for small par-
cels 29s 9d to 30s have been , accepted for the
first quality. Loaves have met with a dull demand, and
prices arc on the decline, 101bs have been selling at 33s
to 33s 6d, and 141bs 32s to 325 6d. Treacle ihas been
in brisk request at 13s 3d. Pieces have moved off slowly
at 16s to 19s. Bastards have met with a dull sale, com •
mon at 12s to 13s, good 14s to 15s. In Dutch Crushed
several purchases have been made on board at 27s 3d
per cwt.
To-day there was excellent demand for Refined goods
from the Home Trade, and prices further advanced Is
per cwt. Sales of standard lumps were made at 81s 6d
and 82s, low to fine brown Lumps 77s to 80s. Bastards
are in better request at the rates quoted above ; Pieces
in good demand at full prices. For Treacle the demand
is brisk at 26s to 33s 6d. Bonded Crushed Sugar was
taken sparingly, but sales cannot generally be made
under 30s per cwt for fine qualities ; for large parcels,
however, 29s 6d would be taken. _ _

Mauarrius.—This afternoon there were several public
sales. The total quantity offered amounted to 9,412 bars
11 casks, at which the trade evinced a better desire to op
rate, and nearly the whole sold with fair spirit, at prices
6d above those of the last auction for bright yellow and
grey sorts ; but for brown and low yellqw kinds Im-
porters can:only obtain former rates. Fine yellow sold at
62s to 68s 6d, good 58s to 61s, mid to good mid 53s to
575, low 51s to 52s 6d, low brown 37s to 40s, mid to fine
42s to 50s, ord to fine grey 52s to 66s per cwt.
MOLASSES.—The stock of West India being large,
holders are desirous to realise, and have submitted to
a reduction on former rates of 6d to is per cwt.; but
the demand has been limited, and the purchases confined
to 180 puns.; Antigua, fine at 27s to 27s 6d, good 265;
St. Vincents, fair 23s 6d; Nevis 21 s. In Foreign, sales
have been made at Gs 9d to 7s per cwt.
EAST INDlA.—White Bengal has been sought after,
and purchases to a fair extent have been made privately
by the grocers at full rates ; importers have supplied
the market sparingly ; brown sorts are however still
difficult of sale, and prices remain low. At auction
2,597 bags were only partly disposed of, low brown at
36s to 425, middling 43s to 44s per cwt. There have been
several arrivals since this day week. Manilla has met
with less attention. •

This afternoon Bengal met with a good demand ; at
auction 5,545 bags 336 chests were offered ; white sorts
all sold at ad advance, but brown only partly found
buyers; fine white went at 69s Gd to 71s, good mid and
good 65s to 675, mid and low mid 60s to 635, low to
good yellow 53s to 58s 6d, low brown 38s to 40s, mid to
to fine 43s to 50s per cwt.
FORElGN.—Although the accounts from the Continent
are favourable for Foreign Sugar, yet the market here
was inactive to-day, t.nd privately few purchases were
made in any kind, but prices were supported. Several
public sales are advertised.
COFFEE.—The West India Coffee market has been in
a quiet state since this clay week, the trade purchasing
sparingly of all descriptions ; prices have declined 3s to
Os for ordinary, to fine ordinary sorts, but on mid-
dling the reduction has amounted to only 2s,
the quantity of such offered having been small.
At auction 390 casks, 162 barrels and bap, mostly
Jamaica, have been offered, at which the biddings were
languid, especially for the lower 'sorts—the principal
part, however, found buyers ; Jamaica low mid went at
99s to 106 6d, mid 107 s to 117 s, good mid 119 s to
1265, good ord to fine ord 68s to 97s 6d, ord 52s 6d to
63s Triage 35s to 455, Dominica fine to fine ord
76s to 90s, Demerara good to fine ordinary 57s
to 63s per cwt. The arrivals have been to a fair extent
since this day week. For public sale on Thursday 200
casks, &c., are declared. The stock is 892 casks,
953 barrels and bags less than last year at
:his time, but the accounts are favourable for the crops.
The demand for Java has been limited by private treaty.
Java has met with a duly demand privately, and some
small parcels have been sold -3s to 4s under
previous rates. Mocha has been scarcely inquired
for, and it is difficult to quote prices. Common
East India sorts continue on the decline, and
are now 4s lower than they were two weeks
hack ; still buyers are cautious in their, proceed-
ings, and privately few sales have been made,
,but the
Padang taken in last Tuesday at auction, viz. good
ord at 38s to 40s, has since been sold, at 39s per
cwt. At public sale 2,500 bags East India were
offered, good ordinary brownish Padang sold at 385 to
395; Java good ordinary yellowish at 54s to 58s, ordinary
and fair ord 49s 6d to 525, and fine ord Semarang 48s per
cwt: the stock of East India and Cape sorts is 90,000
bags Treater than in 1840 at this time.
This afternoon the home trade operated with cau-
tion by private treaty, and the market both for East
and West India descriptions presented a dull appear-
ance; the small parcels sold were rather under the rates
previously established. No public sale ; but some large
parcels are declared for this week. In Foreign there
was little passing by private contract, at auction 1,869
bags Havannah were all taken in at full rates, viz., fine
ord colour), at at 57s to 60s, fine ord 54s to 565, but the
principal part was at 58s ; a few lots damaged were how-
ever sold at 45s to 55s per cwt.
The large public sales of Coffee in Holland have gone
off with spirit, and all offered has been actually disposed
or at full rates, indeed coloury sorts have realised stiffer
prices._ . . _ -

TEA.—The market has been in a dull and unsettled
state since our last report. Several holders of Free Ti•ade
have been desirous to realise, and have submitted to a re-
duction on former rates of 2d per Ib, still both town and
country dealers have operated with much caution in
both black and green descriptions; for low common Con-
gou cash is 8W accepted, Is 9d to is 10d for fair
and good ordinary, ts told to is lld for fair blackish
leaf, is 111 d to 2s 2id for middling to good strong
blackish Teat; and is 9d to is 9id for ord Twankay. In
the speculative market there has been little life, and Com-
pany's Congou has declined to Is 9,id cash. Yesterday,
however, there was an improved demand for Free Trade
Tea, some parties being disposed to get in stock, and
several hundred chests of Congou were disposed of at
Is 9id to is 10d for fair and good common quality for
cash, and ordinary cannot now be had under Is 91c1 per
lb, being rather higher ; in Twankay some purchases
were made at full rates. Company's Congou sold more
freely at stiffer rates ; sales on 'Change were made
at is. 9.id. cash. There has been no public sale, and
none is declared at present. The arrivals since our last
report have been 24,000 pkgs. The deliveries at this
port during the past week have been 355,000 lbs. The
stock of Company's Congou is 17,000 pkgs. The ship-
ments of Tea from China this season have been less than
they were last season : the stock here is 14,000,000 lbs
less'lran it was in 1340 at this time : the price of Tea
is 6cl to 7d per lb lower than last year at this time.
To-day tor
.Free-trade descriptions a good demand
existed, and stiffer rates were paid; sales of fair and good
common Congou for cash were made at is lod to is 10-d,
and low ord at Is 94d per lb ; under the latter rate no-
thing of sound quality is to be purchased. In Twankay
some sales were made at is 9id for common quality,cash.
Company's Congou met with a fair sale at is 94d to is 10d,
cash. Public sales of Tea will be shortly declared, the
quantity, however, is expected not to exceed 13,000 pkgs.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—HoIders of West
India Rum have displayed firmness, and have refused
to sell either Jamaica or Leeward Islands excepting
at former rates, but the market has been in a
tranquil state. Both shippers and the home trade
have purchased very sparingly, the total sales
since this day week have not exceeded 100 puns; 2s 01d
to 2s 11 is the value of proof Leewards, and is 6 to
Is 7d Calcutta, and several parcels of East India are
near at hand. The market for Brandy has pre-
sented a firm appearance since this day week. A good
demand has prevailed principally from the home
trade and speculators. Cognac first brands of the
vintage of 1836 has been selling at 5s 9cl.in hhds, and
puns 5s 7d ; do. 1837 hhds 5s Gd, puns 5s 4d ; do. 1838
hlicti 4s 4d, puns 5s 2d ; do. 1839 hhds 4s 10:1, puns
4s 8d ; do. 1840 hhds 3s 9d, puns 35 7d per gallon,
at which rates the merchants are firm : the stock
has decreased considerably of late. Geneva has
been in good demand by the shippers at 2s Id to
2s 2d, and small parcels of fine fetch 2s 7d to 2s 9d for
home consumption. Prices remain at lOs 4d for British
Corn Spirits for cash, and are likely so to continue for
a few weeks. There has been a fair demand.
To-day the Brandy market was quiet, but holders re-
fused to sell excepting at full rates. Rum was taken
sparingly, but prices were. sustained.
Ricu.—lmportersot Bengal have been more desirous
to realise, there having been large arrivals, yet the de-
mand has been 'limited by private treaty, and the public
sales went offquietly 6d to 9d under former rates, 4,187
bags and 1,600 sacks have been offered, the prin-

EVENING SUN

cipal part, however, found buyers at and di!,
he sales ; good middling and good bold 67,
white at lls to 12s Gd, middling lOs to lOs Gd per'
Java has met with little attention, and prices havel."`:,
barely supported. At auction 1,967 bags were taken :II
at 10. s to lOs Gd ; 1,168 bags Madras were bought je
9s Gd to lOs Gd per cwt. for other sorts the demand ,
been dull ; the tine weather has operated xuateriLll!,
against the demand for Carolina however i;
been in fair request by the home trade at 34s and
per cwt. •
COCOA.—For "West India the demand has been Ill°
and holders have been more disposed to sell. At aect
.313 bags 9 brls Trinidad went off quietly at a reduel4
on former rates of 2s per cwt, low to fine quality' sell
at 41s and 50s Gd per cwt ; the stock is large. In 1
reign little has been done, but prices have been
Wool..—Since the public sales the market has pra
seated a firm appearance. A fair demand has prev'll, :11
for both English and Foreign, and full rates have beep
paid ; some parcels of Buetos Ares have been ta'i,
fur exportation. The stock is small of German. ri
arrivals of Wool have been 2,000 bales since this d'`i

week. i'e
Ixinoo.—ln East India few purchases have beeull,,,,
either for home use or export. For sale on the 5? 1-11,
tuber, 12,850 chests are declared; that part exagli,::3
about 3,000 chests, consista principally of ord
qualities ; of good and fine the quantity is trifling-
is
the value of Spanish there is r.o variation ; but little)*
quiry has existed. The deliveries from the warellot
of Indigo, however, keep large.
TALLOW.—To-day prices were lower, and the dettl„:i
dull ; sales of P.Y.C. were made on the spot at 48s "`4)
48s, 6d, and for delivery in the last three months at
to 48s 3d per cwt. The letters from St. Petersba*,
state the total shipments have been 60,000 casks thi3 Q9'44o'
son, against 72,000 casks to the same period of lA° f
The market for Tallow has been dull since last Post-uaio'
and prices have declined to 127 to 128 roubles for yell
Candle.
OILS.—In Cod Oil there has been little business c
acted, but by private contract there are not sellers "-'11:4
281 per tun, but at the auction 26 tuns went at 2'`
to 28/. Southern however has been in good recll:
and prices have further advanced 20s ; per
55 tuns Newfoundland Whale were sold at auctil:i•
251 lOs to 291155, and very ordinary at 241 to r,
12 tuns Cod Oil and Blubber fetched 101 t° fie
per tun. Prices continue gradually to impr°„ve,.;i!it
Sperm, and the demand has been brisk; line "`' 4
951 to 961 per tun. For Linseed Oil a good detaan-,4 pc
existed, at 31s 9d to 325, at which rates the
is firm, but few of the mills are at work.
have further advanced fur Rape Oil, the Or p
being short, and the article much wanted; sales of 'have been made at 52s 6d to 535, and brown 525. per c„
Palm Oil has been taken sparingly, but prices keep
the supply being small, and 331 10 to 34/ is the valt3:6o
first sort. Olive has been in good request, and P-1,5
firm. Gallipoli has realised 741 to 75/, and Spanish ,‘lll
per tun. Cocoa Nut Oil has been in fair request,
at auction 60 casks sold is per cwt. higher; first -
fetched 41s to 41s 3d per cwt. ea,
COCHINEAL—Former rates have been fully sustglit,-
and a good demand has existed ; at public sales tl,l
have been offered 100 bags, which said at 4s 2d to 55,041
for low to good black, and ordinary to good silvers 35'
to 4s 10d per lb.
LAC DYE.—The common sorts are heavy of sale, "-61
prices rule extremely low, the stock being large, but
and fine kinds continue in fair request ; at public 01%,
chests ordinary were only partly sold at 3fd to 8d per

• IRISH MARKETS. 1^
DUBLIN MARKET NOTE for the Week ending SEP
Ave'
5°
13.
15 0
II

463 Wheat,per barrel 2/ gute
259 Bere ....«. ..... ...« Itistole
325 Barley
387 Oats 14 strn•
0 Four, per cwt... 1., stuuo, •
312 Oatmeal « A stone
Sold to Bakers only. N'
- '
7,3•34 Cwt. E10ur..... ... ~ ~. ....
2t
Average price t% he:a, and lour 51, 8•1 per sack. („1
Fir•t5........... from 245. Od to 26i 0:1
Receipts of Flour, 10.363 1.... s,,„,in
..........
from 18s. Od_ to :1/9 •,,i
Sales of Do. 5,90./ .
1 turas ~».....- from rOs. hd. 1,1 151 v
?Meg ul." EIRWAIU
Quarters. Loa' ..... 1041 Ita!I Quottern • .... 51
CORK MAIIKETS....Sept. 11
Wheat (per 108:.)22s mi. ti. 33. od.luats /per 14st. .. lOs 61. to 1.21::.°,k
Barley (per 16e5.)12 8 i 5 0 iFlorr (per cwt . . IA sl
Oatmeal (per cwt.)... ...ak, Ud to 1C,.. Od
Peel; 4d. to 7d.-11 talon, 5d to &I.— Veal, id tmed
Pork. 41(1. to 5d.--14resh Mattel, 10d. to 11u per In.
PRICZ OP BUTTER.
To the Alcrchants.
First Quality...» ..... .... ..... 874
1. ;3
decenut 'a tt2 •••• •••••••••••••••••• ..... ..y. ..0
Third ...... ...... •••- ....... .• 79 ••••,••••••••••••••...• I. ky
Fourth
Fifth ................. 72 .
.„ „ 1
Sixth ..... ......................... 60 • ell • ....• • .......
.....
CLONMELL MARKETS...Sept. 11
Per t wt. •,,•
e. d. ad. • s. d. •21 0
dew Butter .........98 0 tolo2 C Hidet Praw1........., to 44, U.
Oatmeal 13 0 13 6 1iae0ri1'.ge...........40 c 0'
....
Itenderea Lard 0 32 V dead5...............21 71
Per .13zi„ • . 0
' fu ap
eleur, Second P Ni .-.. I i10ur,:t5t..rd5.....,....- 0' .... •
.............T2 t ht
--Household.-- 0 34 01-----F0utt05.....410 0
of...ovutdri'
Rapeseed. ..... .......23 0 ,

From To
21, o 37 0
13 0 14 0
15 0 16► 0
10 6 l2 6
0 n
10 6 14 6

Per barrel.
0 I Barley
JO('.psis .••••••••••••••••••..•
KILKENNY MA ltKEih. .0 00.-
rd.
Wheatsrrbarrel)2B. Od.to 355. Ud. Upet ".,er Os. I la•
liatl23, 12 0 15 U 0 L.,
bats 14 0 15 0 Pork
Flour (tier bag)....20 0 t.)9 0 t 0 6 1
Itotter(oerewt.)...oo 0 10'. 0 eresh Hatter.... 0 0 OJo
Bacon Pigs ...... 0 42 6 Salt Ditto Ii F.
Coals 1 0 1 2 Potatoei.(per at., 9 9

0
16

8eie.•"....".... 0000000

A 1'
THE REVENUE SQUADRON, BE"--
LOUGH, SEPT. G.—This day, says a Correaponillit',":.l
were most highly gratified by the interesting :01"1-;-„te
spectacle of the revenue fleet of 14 cruizem numaceuvrr,
under Commander Doumbraine, whose flag or pendaljrt'.
was on board the Royal Shamrock. I (could
frain to hazard an opinion touching their sailing (1"1,1,i0
cations individually ; but it appes.rs they are all built,
as to combine three grand pohics in their fortnatio:,
viz., swiftness, strength, and heatity ; swiftness to 0,c1,r
take an enemy, strength to -Weather the gales that l'ff`;.
quently visit our shores, and beauty of formation s"
to afford accommodation.—United Service Gazette. ' •
Very large supplies of foreign corn are arrivil4.,
in the ports daily, and it is mow reckoned that not, jte;
than 1,500,000 qrs., including- flour, will be clearfd
home consumption before the duty can rise agai'''
Liverpool Times.
Patronized by their Majesties the King a
Ile
Queen of Hanover, and their Royal Highnesses the Prince,%:
Augusta and Sophia, her Serene- Highness the Princess EsterNi:,t
the Princesses Mary and Rosa, hoer Grace the Dowager Duch...e.,l;
Bedford, and their Graces the Amhbishop of Canterbury, the
of Norfolk, Devonshire, and Mar echester, Lord Hill, &c. in acirti"-;
to the above distinguished patronage in the Newly-Invented Sr-0,
tacle Lenses and Sound Magnifiers Invisible Operative Voice 'Ajo,
ductor, Messrs. S. and B. Sob-,mow, 39, Albemarle-street, ,„
dilly, opposite the York Hotil, am 76, King.William.street, 'yo
feel great pleasure to state that Obeli. valuable inventions havehao.
gained the sanction and unqmiliffieril approbation of above fool 'Deo
dred of the principal members of the medical profession. Ita
diately these New,ly-liiventedSpictaele Lenses are placed beforgoo
perfect vision, either by day or t andle-light, that mist and doll De.
which appear before the eyes is at once removed, every 'Wed De,.
comes clear and distinct, so thati the most aged imperfect sight 1,
comes bright and brilliant, and i a brought to its youthful, Otli,tor
and original state. Their ins isible Operative Voice Or"; r
Sound Magnifiers for deaf persol is, is not the least perceptible nie
uncomfortable ; they give 'name liae relief to old standing extr,'
cases of deafness, and the faint est whisper at a public awroUlytt:,,:
heard with exact distinctness.— 39 , Albemarle-street, opposite
York Hotel, and 76, King Willi: tm.street, City.—No canner)"
with persons of the same name.

SUPERIOR LONDO N-MADE WATCH
—A. B. SAVORY and SON:'S' Watchmakers, No. 9, C°2;ell:
hill, London (opposite the Ba akof England), submit for .0
lection a very large STOCK of Highly-finished London-11er
WATCHES, the whole of - which being manufactured to
their own inspection, on their own premises, they can aff.'"',
sell at least 2.51. per cent. belo R tiie usual trade price for anY ;th
ticlo of the same quality. . pr.nted warranty is givell
each Watch.

PRICES MOUNTED :IN SILVER CASES.
Fine Vertical Watches, j rivet ed, with double- ,
backed engine-turned ca des, q arranted ...... £4
Patent detached Lever Watches; capped, jewelled in
four holes, maintaining power, I lard enamelled dial,
with seconds bands, and does ble-backed engine- o',
turned cases, rarranted... 6
• • tro'
Either of the above, llilvcr ting cases, 10s. 6d• ,aye
A large varie_ty-ef second-Iran d Silver Watches, which eich•
been carefully examined, an i ca. a be warranted at £2
_ _

GOLD CASES,. SIZE FOR LADIES.
sliednangidnow
hantiog
Fine Vertical Watches, jewelled , in engine-turned ,a 6
gold case=, and gold dials, %sari silted ... l,B Aw
Fine Vertical Watches, jewelled, with double-backer
12 0 0
engine-turned gold cases and gi id dials, warranted_
Patent detached Lever Watches, jewelled in four
4)
holes with double,-backedlgzoold
14 14 warranted .
Fee:: es and
o Eg:dadEi al: E
N.
GOLD CASES, S
Patent detached Lever Watches. •jewelled in four
us les, seconds, and double-back ed gold cases, war- q
ranted
Patent detached Lever Watches, capped, jewelledfln
s;x holes, seconds, double-bae' ted gold cases and
enamel dials, warranted
Pastiexnthdeeiet:,chseedeoLhedvse, Lever Watches, k
Either g ol gold
ef dials,th e warranted
Gentlemen's ead"gedolelj 0
21 a
Watelnex may beech:sea:
cases, for 3/. 3a.. each extra.
N.B. Second-hand Watches -purchased in exchange

BIRTA-S.
At Campton House, Bedfordsla ire, the Lady Elizabeth 49;-
born, of a son.
On the 11th inst., in King-street, Norwich, the lady of the
Hon.:H. Manners Sutton, of a diughter. . fo
On the 10th inst., at Herslrem, Mrs. Edmund Whithog,
a daughter. of a
On the 14th inst., the lady of W. H. Stephenson, E94l'
daughter. A Of
On the 13th inst., at Chislehurst, Mrs. G. W. BMW.,
a daughter.
larg
On the 14th inst., at Whip's-cross, Waltharrstow•
Hill, of a daughter.

MARRIR'D.
On tho 13th inst., at Cavershai n, Captain James Do
lli
late of the Rifle Brigade, to Agnes, third daughter of Wiaifo
Crawshay, Esq., of Caversham-park, Oxford, and Cyfoth
iron Winks, Glamorgan.
On the 14th inst., at Siamfor(',-hill Chapel, John Barkers;
of Clapham-c6mmt.n, Esq., to Llizli.beth, widow of Stephen
Atkinson, late of Beaminster, Dorset, Esq. a.. 01
On the 14th inst., at St. Marilebone Church, l'ste
Cattley, Esq., of Wanstead, Essex, to, Marianne, third claug"-
of Thomas Stephenson, Esq., of Ole neester-place, Portrost"
square.

• DIED. out
On the sth inst., Thomas Harrison, of Clay flail' na •
Windsor, Ilerks, sculptor student, of the Royal Academy, a
son of the late John Harrison, portrait painter, aged 26;
On the 11th inst., at Addleston,e, near Chertseys S:11.-
1111 s. Ridley, relict of the late W. I tidley, Esq , aged eu'
ir av,
On the 13th inst., Augusta Eliza, the wife of James A--
ford, Esq., of Terrace House, St. 'lhortas's, Exeter.
of T.
On the 13th inst., in Brunswick .square, Althea, wife
Phillips, Esq., aged 72.

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