The Sun.
London, England, 1841-06-07 00:00:00

SHIPPING IN IGENCE.

(T.:LOl;,'Si
LONDON, JUNE 4.—Wind this day at. noon, W., mederate
pleasant breeze and fine weather.
DEAL, JUNE 3.—Wind S.W., and variable—Arrived the
Black River packet from Jamaiea. Arrived from tie River
and sailed the Lady Kennaway, for Sydney; Agricola, Ptrt
Philip; Adullos, Ceylon; Mercy, Barbadoes; Georgana,
Tobago ; Charlotte, Geneva ; Alfred, Gibraltar ; West In-
dian, Metes; Neuva Santa Anna, Teneriffe.
RAMSGATE, JUNE 3. —The Ellison, from London to Sierra
Leone, which was en shit on the Goodwin stands, came off
last night, and p.-oceeded this morning fur the River, leaky.
DOVER, JUNE 3.—Arrived off, the Nerrid, from Leghorn.
HASTINGS, JUNE 2.—Arrived off. the Wiliam Fuli-her,
Laws, from Neva,; Eliza, Cooper, Buenos Ayres; Mary and
Jane, Barnley, New York fur flamburglL
Po RTSMOuTH, JUNE 3. —Wind W. N. W. —Arrived the Ann,
from Limerick; Augusta and Meline, Calcutta for Bremen.
COWES, .TUNE 3.—Arrived the Yankee, from Rio Janeiro.
SALCOMBE, JUNE 2.—Arrived off the Jules. from Tobago.
wrmouTH. JUNE 2.—Arrived the Waterlily, Glass, from
Malaga, with loss of ropma t. and other damage; Columbus,
Lendberg, Leghorn, for Havre, with loss of mainmast and
foremast-head, and sustained other damage during a severe
gale off Cape Finisterre.
LIVERPOOL, JUNE 3.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the Priocess
Charlotte, from Bombay; Charles Eyes. Valpaiiaso; Harriet,
Buenos Ayres; Commodore, do. Gratia ; Mary Elien, German,
La Guayra ;- Columbine, los. Cunard,:Abbotson, all from New
Orleans ; Marquis Bute, Mobile.; John Bentley, Desborough,
Savannah; Alert, Naples, Venue, Blundell, hilbao. sailed
the Clifford, Halifax; Beethoven, Valpraiso ; Sheffield and
Isaac, Allerton, New York. Arrived off, Tynwald and Galatia.
The vessel seen by the Fortitude reported yesterday, sup-
posed to be a large steamer disabled, was in all probability the
London, from Yarmouth, United States, which arrived here
yesterday afternoon. The description and position of the dis
obled vessel corresponds with that of the London.
FALMOUTH, JUNE 2.--Wind W.S. W. to N.W., light
breezes—Arrived the Julie, Swenson, from Paraiba. Off
Port, the Asia, from Batavia ; St. Thomas Packet, Peterson,
Rio Janeiro ; Lucretia, Lears, Matanzas ; Straffoid, Brewer,
Alexandria ; Victoria, Johns,n, Savanilla..
BRISTOL, JUNE 3.—Arrived the Augusta, Balsdon, from
Barbadoes.

WATERFORD, MAY 31.—Arrived the Ellen, Murphy, from
Trinidad.

Coax, JUNE I.—Arrived the Swan, Hughes, from Alexan-
dria. Off Port, the Good Luck, Payne, from Buenos Ayres.
HULL, JUNE 3.—Wind W.—Sailed the Waterloo, Predan,
for Miramichi ; St. George, Leedam, Quebec.
DEAL, JUNE 4.—Wind E. to W. S. W.—Arrived the Bri-
tish Monarch. Park, from Jamaica ; St. Andrew, Leitch, Sr.
John's, New Brunswick ; Charlotte, Smith, Newcastle, and
sailed for Genoa Arrived from the River, and sailed the Arab
and Arabian, for New Zealand ; Tanjore, Bombay ; H.ghbury,
Falconer, St. Vincent's; Iberia, Hall, Gibraltar ; Alfred, Ma-
son, Cadiz ; Lady Kennaway, New South Wales.
RAMSGATE, JUNE 4.—Arrived the Resolution, with da-
mae, having been on Deal Beach.
LIVERPOOL, JUNE 4...-Arrived the Encore, from Monte
Video ; Tynevald, Porters, Laguna ; Portland, Robinson, Sa-
vannah ; Charles Joseph, Moran, ditto; Galatea, Alexandria;
Novo Born Fim, Turk, St. Übe's. Sailed the Columbia
(steamer), for Halifax; Manteau, Terceira. Arrived off the
Caledonia, from Calcutta; Isabella, Cooper, ditto; Reward,
Salmon, Buenos Ayres, sailed March 17. The Fairy Queen,
arrived here from Laguna, saw a quantity of drift ice, 21st ult.,
in lat. 45, long. 17, while lying to in a gale, at N.N. E.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. —The Souvenir, from Bordeaux to
Valparaiso. Bth April, in lat. 23. lon. '24. ; Ann; from Cal-
cutta to Halifax, April 26, in lat. 1. lon. 31. ; Helen, from
Pernambuco to London, sth ult., in lat. 11. N. lon. 38 ;
Tiber from Bahia to Falmouth, '2oth ult., in lat. 38. lon. 42. ;
Union schooner. of London, bound westward, 28th ult., in
lat. 49. lon. 19., by the Rosalie, arrived at Liverpool. The
Hindostan. from London to Madras, April 2, in lat 26. S.
len. 32 W. ; t leveland from Liverpool to Calcutta, April 2;
Heart of Oak, from Liverpool to Calcutta, April 29, in lat.
50. N. lon. 14. ; Queen Victoria, April 29, by the Harriet,
arrived at Liverpool. Highland Mary, from Newcastle to tke
Red sea, lat. 1. S. lon. 63. by the Prineess Charlotte, arrived
at Liverpo I. Sarah, Stewart, from Belfast to Quebec. lat. 45.
lon. ; Hos: bank, Belfast to Quebec, lat. 46 lon. 39., by the
Albion, arrived at Liverpool. Astley, Marseilles to London,
18th ult., lat 49, lon. 8; Hobe, Venice to Gloucester, 27th,
lat. 47 kn. 7. by the Henry, Stephens, arrived in the Creek.
of Chatham, .Ith tilt., off Cape de Gatt, to London, in
the Gut of Gibraltar, by the Quiz. arrived in the Creek. Al-
bert, Leghorn to London. 10th ult, off Cape St. Vincent, by
the Cosmopolitan, arrived in the Cro-k. Galatia, of Whitby,
30th ult., le. 49, lon. 9, by the Swan, llndles, arrived at
Cork. Annette. Dundee to America, 21st ult. at 41, lon.
3.5, by the St.. Thomas packet. arrived off Falmouth. Froth
of Arklow, lat. 47, lon. 10, by the Treden, arrived off Fal-
mouth. Laity Nugent, London to New Zealand, Dec. 25, lat.
25, lon. 2.5 W.

TO MARINERS.—BILLS OF HEALTH.
The following has been received at Lloyds:—
Office of Committee of Privy Council for Trade,
Whitehall, June 3, 1841.

Sts,—l am directed by' the Lords of the Committee of Privy
Council for Trade to acquaint you for the information of the mer-
chants trading to Maracaitio,lthat the Governor of that place has
otlicioily notified to her Majesty's Consul that vessels arriving there
unprovided with bills of health from the last port at which they
touched, certified by the Venezuelan Consul, shall be subjected to
quarantine, and that misters of vessels bringing persons not fur.
nished with passports shall forfeit the sum of one hundred dollars
for each passenger ; and I am to add, that this regulation will be
rigidly enforced against all vessels and passengers without distinc-
tion as to the length of the voyage or to the port or eountry from
whence they arrive, I am, Sir, your obedient servant,
Tuttle Secretary to Lloyd's. DENIS LE MARCHANT.

--
THE M K LTS-SAT U DAY.
NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL.
The supplies were large. The Beef trade was dull, and
prices lower. Mutton slow sale, with prices inclined to go
lower. Lamb and Veal in less demand. Pork sold slowly,
except prime small kinds. Beef, 3s. 4d. to 45.; M..tton, 4s.
to ss. ; Veal, 49. to ss. ; L.mb, 4s Rd. to 6s. rk, 3s. 4d.
to ss. per stone of 81bs. Ti,e suplies of Poultry were large,
the demand limited, but in prices no alteration. Eggs in good
demand, and prices rather higher.
WHITECHAPEL MARKET.

The supply of I%leat waQ moderate, trade brisk, at &clawed-
prices. Lamb and Veal were the artielrs most in request.
Beef, 3s. to 4s. 4d. ; Mutton, 3s. tid. to 4s. 6d. ; Veal, 4s.
4d. to ss. 4d. ; Pork, 4s. to ss. 4d. ; Lamb, 53. to 6s. 4d. ;
Clover, 41. to 5/. ; Meadow Flay, first cut, 3/. to 41. Bs. ;
New Hay, 2/. 10s. to 3/. ; Straw, 1/. 163. to 21. 2s.
TEA MARKET'.

The operations in Free Trade were fair, and prices firm for
all sorts. Low Congou was not tu be had under 2s. per lb.
cash. The speculaive market was active. Company's Con=
you 2s. Ilhd. cash.
TALLOW MARKET.

Prices of Russian were sustained for Tallow, but the de-
mand was dull for both parcel, on the spot and for delivery ;
tellers for tue former purpose at 465. 3d. per cwt. Town Tal-
low dull at 48s. per cwt.
WOOL MARKET.

The market was in a very dull state, and prices had a down-
ward lendeney. Holders, however, were unwilling to submit
to any material reduction.

(From the London New Price Current of June 4.)

I
SUOAR.-The market for West India Muscovado Sugar has
presented a tranquil appearance, this week, and although importers
have submitted to a reduction on former rates of Is per cwt, still
• the demand has been limited for both grocery and refining pur.
poses, buyers taking barely sufficient to supply their immediate
wants, and the private purchases for the two market days have
amounted to only 600 hhds and tierces. At public sale 238 blids
36 tierces and tirls new Barbadoes were offered, and went off' quietly,
and about 70 hhds were taken in, the remainder sold at the re.
duction noticed above, tine yellow went at 69a to 70. 6d, good 67s
to 68s 6d, good middling 65s 6d to 665, middling 63s to 65s per
cwt; privately, Jamaica fine strong brown has been sold at 60s;
Tobago, low middling and middling yellow 61s to 615 6d; An.
tigtin, middling 635, good and fine,mid 67s to 63...
Te.day the market was in a very dull state tor 'latish Planta.
tints sugar, and although the .nerchants submitted to a reduction
in prices, making the decline tier the week is to Is 6d, still both
grocers and I etiners operated with much more caution ; the total
sales for tr e week barely reach 1,000 hhds and tierces.
REFINED-For Refined Goods this week, the races previously
estairlished have been general.y supported; Standard Lumps at
935, low to good brown Lumps 88s to 92s ; Tittlers and Hamburg!) •
Loaves low to fine to 92s to 105 s per ewt ; Treacle common
at 26s to 275; Patent 28s to 29s ; golden syrup 305 to 31s, tor best
old make, 33s to 34s per cwt. Bastards of low and middling
quality at 475 to 53s ; other kinds at 53s to 60s. Pieces
common at 595 to 635, middling and good 644 to 70s, fine 71s to
75s per cwt. For bonded Crushed Sugar 30. 3d to 30s 6d for first
quality. Loaves, 101bs, at 34s to 355, and 1411ra, 335 to 34s per
cwt, Treacle for delivery at 14s 3d to 14s 6d. Bastards and
Pieces are dull of sale, the former at 14a to 18s, and the latter at
195 to 23s per Oct, Dutch Crushed Sugar on board at Amster.
dam at 285 6d per cwt,
NAGRITIGS.-This afternoon the trade operated with caution,
and at a public sale of 2,424 bags the biddings were languid, and
nearly the whole taken in, being held for the former value,
viz. middling to good yellow at 608 to 645, low middling 58s to
596 6d, middling to fine brown 52s to 575.
EAST INDIA.-This afternoon the demand was limited for Ben.
gal, and 1,639 bags 48 casks at public sale went heavily at barely
former rates, fine white fetched des to 675, middling to goood 62s
to 64s 6d per cwt.
FOREIGN -Holders of yellow Havannah have submitted to a
further reduction of Sid to is per cwt.- Cuba good strong white
was taken in at 21s to 305,smiddling and goon yellow sold at 21s
to 235, washed 21s to 28. per cwt. White Brazil at barely for.
mer rates; good white Bahia 255, good middling at 23s to 23. 6d,
good mid Pernams 23s to 245 tier ewt. For brown sorts prices
have given way Is to Is 6d per cwf.
Rum, BRANDY, AND HoLLANDS.--irlDaiCa Rum 28 to 30 per
cent. over proof at 4s Ind to ss, 31 to 34 over 5s 2d to 5s 4d,
35 to 37 over 5s 5d to 5s Bd, and very fine 6s 4cl. Leewards
proof to 11 over 26 Id to 25 4d. Calcutta Is 4d proof,
Cognac, first brands of the vintage of 1836 have beer: made at 55 3d
in hhds, and in puns 58 Id ; do. 1837, hhds 5s Id pun; 4s lld ;
do. 1839, hhds 4s I ld, puns 4s 9d; do. 1839, hhds 4s 90. Puns
4s 7d ; do. 1840, puns and hhds 3s 6d to 3s Eld. Geneva has
brought full rates. For English Corn Spirits at 9. 10d to 9s 1 Id cash,
This afternoon few sales were made privately in any kind of Rum,
18 puns Jamaica were offered at auction, and sold at rates quoted.
SPICES.-This afternoon 1,233 bags Malabar Ginger, 22 bags
black, and 23 bags white Pepper were offered at public sale; the
Ginger was all taken in at 14s for mid bold, being rather lower;
Pepper sold at former rates.
Rice.-This afternoon the market for East India Rice pre-
sented a dull aspect, and holders were more disposed to realise; at
public 'sale 4,009 bags Madras and 5,600 bags Bengal were offered,
the former nearly all found buyers, but at a reduction on former
rates of Is per cwt, low yellowish white went at 7s 6d to Bs, n id
9s, the Bengal also sold but 6d below previous prices, fine bold
clean white went at 13s 6d to 14s, good I Is 6d to 12s per cwt.
COFFEE.-Although there has been a better assortment of Bri-
tish Plantation at market this week, and the qualities brought
forward well adapted for the wants of the home trade, still the
market has presented a qu,et aspect; for clean sorts the demand
has been limited, buyers taking barely sufficient to supply their
immediate wants; importers, however, are unwilling to submit to
loft er rates, and prices differ little from those of last week, but
unclean sorts are totally neglected, and are offered at lower rates.
This afternoon the market was qu let for all sorts admissible for
home consumption, and privately few purchases were made, but
holders refused to submit to any further decline in prices, at public
sale 6 cases 8 bales Mocha, and 30 bags Mysore were offered;
the former went at 105 s to 115 s for good and fine ord cleanish
green garbled, and latter at 60s for good ord, being the full value.
TEA.-The unfavourable accounts received from China have
caused a great increase in thedemand for free trade Tea this week,
and a considerable advance has taken place in prices.
To-day thole was an active demand for Free Trade 'lea of all
descriptions, and prices further improved, large sales of ord Con.
you for cash were made at 2s to 9s let, and Twat' kay at is 114 d,
and towards the (lase of the market it was difficult to purchase
fair clean Congon for cash under 2s Id. In thespeculative mai ket
there has been much excitement all day, and large sales in Com.
pany's Congo's have been made at the improved rates of 2s lid to
25 '2d, hut on change there were sellers at the former rate, the ad.
,anee on Black T a this week Is full 6d, and on Green 4i.1 to srl
!rer lb For public s. le on Thursday 10,000 pkgs are declared.
Oft.t.=-For all descriptions of common Fish Or le this week prices
have further adv,aced 10s t 0.205 per tun ; at ISs to m.
pale Seal 321106 a 331, yellow and straw colour 2Ltl to 304 brawn
271 to 271 10s, southern common 161 to 261 108, mid 271 to 28/,
itii9il33d 40 2u los tom jos, 1n Cod pr- arrive' time by

J\TORNING 141DITIO.N

eu an incr•a•eti tnauinv, ar

1 •31)ave ix

.to, carves. Sperm nis! 14,-y .. spot
. Linsecti Oil fir exportation 29,-, to 29s 3d, and '" „.„,
not tinder '29s 6,1 tier cwt, for delivery at 29s 6d. per cwt.
ji
has i.u.,tait:ed the former value. Olive on the decline. 6811,,!
at ti 9/, and Spani,h 031 per tun. Coc:.a Nut Oil first quality
Palm has sustined the former value. -
This afternoon Southern at, public sale went slowly at 2'j I°' t°
'2Bl st. for dark to fine pale quality. ,
TALLOW.—This week holders of Russian have displ,Yet. oc•
Prices for P. Y. Candle have been steady at 46s 3d to aro
cwt. For delivery in the last three months the arc ),"5'1,,„
under 470 3d per cwt. South American at 31s ad to 4., :or
, I t°
soft to fair hard quality, 60 casks East India fetched J.'

, tor

nt

36, 3d.
•
This afternoon the market is quiet for Russian Tallow, but
FAr,;
tersburgh yellow candle was not to be purchased on the spot
snd 10
46s 3d ; at public sale 251 pipes, 49 hints 28 barrels
seams South American were offered, and principally sold at 331
to 44s 3d for fair to good quality.

Pitt E , r.i tf or in'
I ghes r e t .'
li
al G • d fire o nay be had 714d1 t "
. 9.4
Pat. ES OF SEhllS „
Per inflliittet

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Per C, i - ...• •
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..,I, wE gl sit It. Clovei...6s 1.4 s St. Fen ... - **** ... -, ...11. '
Oki it Di! o
06
Tss 56:Sus-ss Itij,,e•rGy (a4L'ss ***** .............::::_l: 111.--s
!;-1.9
New Foreign Di to
01 DI ‘o I,i to -s -s -s 1.: seed, for te th g •
...., 524 e,
ew White Clover. 4, sss f 3s Dit o, lo sow:ng •••• '_„, 411144
Oki DiA Ditt. ..........f 4:s :6, Ditto, for crushi g ........., 4 a ,
‘ w 'l're oil ...
Old .itto, -s
ss
~'.911 .:134.'sa Patimar .................. ........................-4 •"1'17: 1
Per B. sheL t 155'
Sr tolium s -,ii 106 4.04 o , (t,
E glish I.arraway -s 50s 5•1; White Must,,rd...• - .„, to li.:.
Foreign -itto
6•'"
i. oriander ... -s -6 -s Tares ....... .... .......
I' • !CE JF OIL
.EV • 1;,
.. •' ,
Rape Oil, brown, per ton - --"* ' 45 t) 00'
Dit o, refined . . . . ... ... ............
.2, c
Linseed Oil to e
Line al Oil Cake at to Mill (per 11l •io ............... '' 0 lO
_.
Ita e ake per to
PRI E OF TALLOW
town Tallow X" ts 6
Yellow RussL
White ... • I) C
Soap Ditto
• eiticr: OF RAW F.
Price of Tallow ias stated by the "I
COAL M
Ships arrived since 1
s. d.
Bell, Robson & Co. Hartley 16
Carr's Hartley
Nlew Tantield M00r..... 'lt o
Old '. antield Moor.. -14
Original Winusor's Pontop 17 :.
Smith's Pont, p :4 i,
South Hartley l6
West Wylion ............„
Wyla ... .. ...
Walls End Brown's~
Walls End Clennell
walls End Killing worth
Watis End Newrnarch
W. E. ItraddvlPsi-lotto:i
Walls End Gt ange lB s
COUNTRY CO

- ........................ - -
, SOAP, Zke per !WI). „i 10 0 ,
I 'MeltingStuff ............... A 1 , 4 0
Ditto Hough ..... , .........
.. ' . ~ .0
Graves ~. . ................ :: )
1 Good Dregs ................ 0
'AT, per stone of 611;
.......0. (0.
fallow MeHers) ...........
rAHKET.
last market day, V.

0. 6'
Walls End Helton .......... .. 0 6
Walla End L..innton ..•...- is 6
Wall; End North Durhov, .it 3 t.,
',vans End titts,cli's HOW . 0 9.
Walls End Stewart's ... .... II
lWalls End Whttwell .........
.2 6
Walk End Car,:doc ..... ..••••• it 6 1.
'Wall. End Kelloe 6
......•"".. 01
Walls Find Adel -We ....... ••• 10
%Alt'. SEnd Seymour Tes - ~,
a:
Wal s End 'I CO .., ..... u
..... j 6 g .''.
Walls End Teo l-letton •••• 0
3lvtne ..... . ................. 0 .... ; 9
i
0•-•
Cown ..................
Howp,ard's SI ... ..... e.74,,n.Vai"".jv
liN MARKETS._

COUNTRY CORN
Wheat. Barley. tats.
—.-- • a
'34 Per Qua•ter.l .to !o s. s. s. S 10$
Abingdon 30 4 1'
Andover.-- 95
48 62 27 31 —0
"*". 44
--•
111.,nlinry 5l 6'; 2S :4, In , 40 ~3
Bas) gstobe ' 6 25 31 22 40 'f 34
Cirenc,ster ,54 6 27 V 1 21 26 at' 41 4,
Covent ry — 13 18 33 24 3' 34 4.
Laveitry
D 2, by
Howden 3l; 43
H,:ngerfoid 50 71. 29 37 25 50 10 •••••
Halton . 58 7b 32 22 :4 4.1 3.3
Mat enimad 52 71 32 .35 .25 ?A 40
.",j
Nntti. glum ;; ; fl: 26 -A 26 37 7,6'
Wattage 64 81, 34 4(7 Vj 31! ,t
Warwick at 33 26
Winchester - 6.9 36 29 -- •••••
Volk 6l 3('
dlO
Per Bushel s.d. s.d. s.d. sd. s.d. s.d. ti d,
6s• d' ;i
ti
Birmingham 7 0 X 3 3 6 4 6 3 3 4 0
LEEDS CORN bIARKETs tO 6.?5:1

Is d' it: '
s. d. s. dls. d. s d. ) 16 °
.170 St 31 3ti 46
LEEDS CORN . a 6.50 1
Wheat, Norfolk and Suffolk, 601 b. ......................... is•
.1.1 '
--- York. and Lincoln. 60Ib.
Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk
Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
Grinding .
Beans 63lb. ....... .. .... ..,25:....,:1.....
,i.,
‘0.:.,;,
2,4;;;.411,
- .5 IL A
Oats, Potatoe
—Mealing, For. —A. t0......i.... ...... Eng. 11%,1. ,' :177' ;1. 1 I'CI 11'-
S/telling - I' l'"' • d.
DEVIZES CORN MARKEI' • 0 ,
Per Bade.
'3'4 49. to 280. d.
OatPse.rQu..': ............. 'ou. ."0: ''
096.4 9
Second
Third
Batley 27 9 31 Ii Bread we, 0,11,,on)
CHELTENHAM PiIAIIKFTS. d f., 4
l'er Bushel s. it. to s. d, Per lo , ,
Wheat
Barley 3 0 43 i Mattort .................. .. , 7
Oats - ..... " f
Beans . .... 5 0 7 f Pork ... .................. ..
.. iv 1144
Pease 5 0 60) Lamb ... ...............
Hay 4l. Ills. to 5/. 0, GC pyr ,01l
CHELMSFORD 111...RK ET. ,f; te Silig -
Wheat, White 62 to 69 , oats .... ............... ... . sit 0,
Red • 7 64 Pease, GrAt ................ ,0 ti
Barley 32 35 White .............
~,, 9
Cheralier ......... 3:i 36 I Beans, Ttck ...........••••• '7O
G!rinding
CANI'ERBUIII MARKET.
F3s to Ws ....... Old.* ...--- —4:ur
„.....„..
60s. to 65, ........ 01d...........- ~
30s. to 33....... Grnding.• ss
—, 04s. to ::76 01,1--...., '
35s to 37s ......... 01d...........* --_,;'•
425. to —s. ........ Grey............ 3tl''

Wheat, whit

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Barley, Malting
Oats
Beans
Pease

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MORTALITY in the METROPOIiSO
The following are the results of A Table of Moil"
the Metropolis showing the Number of Deaths from alirCbie it
Registered in the week ending May 29, 1841." The
issued from the Office of theßegistrar-licnei al : weeltlt
e ..r
CAUSES OF DEATH. Total. ''-
I SS,-1
'604
Epidemic. Endemic, and Contakion. Diseases 127 1
Diseases of the Brain, Nerves, and Senses 172 .

_ .
Diseases of the Lungs, and other Organs of
Respiration
Diseases of the Heat and Bloodvessels
Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, and other 60
Organs of Digestion...
Diseases of the Kidneys, &e.
Chihibed, Diseases of the Uterus, ::c.
Diseases of the Joints, Bones, and Muscles
Diseases of the Skin, &c
Diseases of Uncertain Seat

Old Age, or Natural Decay 5B if,
Deaths by Violence, Privation, or Intemperance 21 8
Causes not specified 7
...,...•
Deaths from all causes 833 ;66
Average Weekly Deaths ...... .. fretltli
Deaths in the Aeactehr,:gilee333;4•4°.
Week. D
Western Districts ... 131 •••••• 163
North Districts
. .....

Central Districts 179 qjl
East Districts
South Districts 207 ......
rifie „,
It is stated that under the term Metropolis are cowl%)
32 districts herein mentioned, which include the
L i
don with and without the walk, the City and r,galit" %
Westminster. the out-parishes within the Bills of
ar.d the parishes of St. Maiyiebone, St. Pancras.
Fulham, Hammersmith ( Chapelry), St. Luke (Chelstlfire.:,
dingtun, St. Mary (Stoke Newington), St. LeolaraNicic;,,
ley), St. glary-l'-bow, CaMber ‘ll, Greenwich, 5t;4000.414,
and Paul (Deptford), and %%Tool wich. The l'°P cage
enumerated in 1831, was 1,594,b90. Tle weekly alra,tbs:.:'
1838, 18311, and 1840, was obtained by dividing the u 7.,
the three years by 156.
TEMPERATUEE IN THE WEEKS ENNT.G29.
.-
May 22. M2Y79,
Highest
Lowest . 4B 54 •

Daily Mean ... "
Goleta' rzegistor Office, Junels
3,. 18491.
Id gefel
The RefMIMI'S of Greenwich have he stile.
meetings, and
.adoi,tvd unanimous resolutions t°
Mr. Parnard and Captain Dundas ; the Toll callilfilid
if y can be so called, are either ashamed "r
-
show themselves.

SILVER WATCHES, LONDON- vi,,,,l‘phot,,nat'°'lA
B. 7,A VOR Y and SONS, Watchmakers, NO. 9;`"-r- • loct" of
don (oppo.ne the Bank of England), submit inf., 3.en.holes,
very large STOCK of SILVER WATCHES, tulit;oo eff,el •
which are made and finished tinder the caieful ins Pee, arret'' •
perienced workmen on their own premises, and eeep
for correct performance. • f/
Fine Vertical Watches, jewelled, double-backs
engine-turned cases, warranted.-- ................. 4!"
Fine Vertical Watches, jewelled, hard enamelled 4'
dial, with seconds' hand and double-backed enseh b
warranted ... .........................................
Patent detached Lever Watches, capped, jewelled
four holes, hard enamelled dial, with• stcl/449 °
hand and double-backed engine-turned el'et4 6
warranted ... eAS
.... e• bs'
Either of the above in silver hunting-cases,
A large variety of Second-hand Silver Watches,2
been carefully examined, and can be warranted, at :hifige.
N.h. Second-hand Watches purchased in el- 60
f doe
PAPIER. MACHE TEA TRAYS 6u70,. Lero,
of FULL 44IZED GOTHIC SHAPE SuPSnr„l-0 ; ; , 0 10,
Table Knives, with ivory handles, 14s. per
4.
Poles for Window Curtains, I iiich diameter, 3
lop or
2 inches, Is. Sd per foot ; bronzed fenders, 4 feetf' .1"
•
Catalogues gratis, containing the prices of stoves, bing
Kamen 1.1.4,,and every article in twin
miir.ip•ty
`-'s-on f 01'0°1.
RIPPON and BURTON, Weals-skeet,
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Established 18:.'V.
Or
taiii?)n the 25th ult., at Northß-end. the latil fl'
oianr°
,I)jathwe"2(l' Royalins. 111.:1;gsi.nEeecCIeso,loaf srnion-court'
G.'"r ea*
street, -,,f a son. mrs.
On the 2d 'inst., in Mecklenburgh-square, • i
..,
Vernon Cotton, Ufa son. Grew
On the 3d inst., at Sloane-street, Mrs. Jobe • '
daughter.
M. 4 RRIE 0. 010
On the 2d inst., at Marylebone, John King. Es
ees
Portland-terrace, Regent's-park, to Mary JohaP„, t
of c , •
of the late Ctlptain Ashton. of St. Helena, and roes—
dbligiti
W W. Moore, late of the Bengal Army. rhelseso 1.,
On the 3d it.st., at St. Luke's Church. --..„ 0../
pher Kemplay, Esq., of Leeds, to Cicely Nevisau"
of John Bulo.er, Esq., of 1 crk. _ 01,:te'

DIED. Eliot,' ' :...
dr oinfsStt.r,aidnbrFolo.ece
On the 2d inst., at Kensington, the Rev- - I wow- ,
.M.oAn't hVe (23, pew
relict of
Cher
Dixon, Esq., of the Corn-Exchange Lomlon• rents,`
On the 2d inst., Mr. G. H. Ali, Of Chichester-r 0
yB,-;ffla°el ke
, Ann,
cery-I Ine, age, 30. it F.ll6'ke
put,
On the 1,1 inst., at South-end, Elthatn, .".' Or
the wife of John GI ern, Es I 68 10 -•'
age( • f the
On the 211 inst., al tiackqn ' NI . . widow o
1,,, Pt
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tam W. liiehason. ad, te-
On the 3d in-t.. in Glonce.ter-i,lace, New-r" Aao.o
John Portis late Rector of Little Leighs, E''-'6l. er, Ifi— ,i'
At lwerne, lint,se, Dorset, Mrs. Bowyer I° _,.-
t P 7-•
the late I, 0. rie,we,,, Eqi , el:ies . •.
Oil tiv-, 991 ' - '.• I; VV.liiatit, the itii,
~ i wt., at hasingsto e, i ,
h, t" '
Joseph
he
&;ebbeare, Esq.
On the 29,h til;., at 11,nwell. Middle ,ex, illini!ii I. lio
o'o'
of Mr. John Ladley, of ()Id Burlingtcr-rtrcet. ar,rhowo,..•
' iti
On the 30th ult., at Hill, rear SowhatortOn_4e.bo;(2to
kinsoo, E-q.. many years a member of Lloyo s -It cistoo, -
On the 29th ult.., •at Wisbech, Rosa. )out_it•e_ini,cen.ol,
the late J. Cle'un Esq., of Canterbury-row, P","; 1);$14!,•
On the 1).., th ult., In on
tra,;lttior -
widow 0! the late Antlone .Bat on de MunelL,
L•mi,, &c.

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