The Sun.
London, England, 1840-04-08 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE.
Small arrivals of Grain and Flour, and very little business
transacted; prices as last reported. The Flour trace dull, at
the late quotations.
NENVGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS.
Supply good, demand brisk, and prices fully supported.
Beef, 3s. to 3s. 10d. ; Mutton, 3s. to 4s. ; Veal, 3s. tid. to
4s. lOd. ; Pork, 3s. to 4s. MI per stone of 81bs. ; Goslings,
9s. to 123. ; Pigeons, 6d. to 9d. ; Cock Turkeys, 6s. to 7s. ;
Hens, 4s. to 6s. ; Fowls, 4s. to 63. ; Guinea Fowls, :Is. to 4s. ;
Chickens, 3s. 6d. to 4s. 6d. ; Pin 7vils, Is. to 2s. ; Surrey
Capons, to 6s. 9s. ; Ducklings, 3s. 6,1. to ss. ; Eggs, 4s. 9d.
to ss. 9d. per 120. ; and Black Game, 2s. 6d. to 4s.
CITY FISH MARKET.

Supplies good, and so was the demand ; prices as last quoted.
Turbot, 6s. t• 2Qs. ; Cod, 2s. 6d. to ; Lobsters, Is. to
ss. ; Soles, 9d. to 4s. sa. per pair; Salmon, 2s. to 2s. 6d. per
lb. ; Mackerel, 4d. to
_Bd. each.

SILK MARKET.
The market was very quiet. China Silk at 225. Gd. to
265. Gd. for Tsatlec, and I4s to 2123. 6(1. for Bengal.
COLONIAL MARKET.

Not a single public stile of Colonial produce but was for ex-
port, and even those were but few and light. B. P. Sugar
sold slowly ; the samples in the market were fair, and the stock
is re;iuced about 8,000 hints. ; Brown, 535. to 60s. ; Yellow,
6 le. to 635. ; Standard Refined Lumps, 80s. 6d. to 81s.
Treacle, 345. 6d. to 355. About 4,000 bags Saltpetre were
put up and part sold at 225. and 245. 6d. Bengal Rice, 13s. 6d.

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS.

CITY, 7'WELVE O'CLOCK.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, TUESDAY.—The sales of
this day are 3,500 balsa at yesterday's prices, chiefly to
the trade. Very flat market.

ARRIVALS THIS MORNING—French mail, ship letters
from Calcutta. Dec. 2, and Dec. 18, both arrived at
Dartmouth ; Mauritius, Dec. 24; Cape, Jan. 18; Mau-
ritius, Jan. 11 ; Cape of Good Hope, Jan. 11 (all old
dates).

From the Cape or Good Hpa papers received to
Feb. 9 :--

FRONTIER, FORT BEAUFORT.—A grand meeting took
place hero yesterday, in the mess-room of her Majesty's
75th regiment, between his Honour the Lieut. Gover-
norand the Caffre Chiefs, Botman, Maromo, and
Tyali. It was generally believed that Colonel Hope
was about to exhibit his authority to these Chiefs
so as to prove he was determined not to b-2
trifled with but alas he appeared to shrink into insigni-
ficance before these swarthy Princes. His Honour com-
menced by taking Botman to task for some murders and
assaults which had been committed by his people, and
read over an awful list of depredations to the Chiefs, and
intimated that some alteration must be made in the
treaties. To this the Chief replied, with the utmost non-
chalance, that any alteration in the treaties would be con-
sidered a declaration of war. His Honour appeared
abashed at this reply, and immediately exclaimed that he
would forgive all that was past, but they :must promise to
commit no more crimes.

Tyali, upon whose countenance a significant, half-
suppressed smile of contempt was evident, nodded assent.
Tyali, in his usual bold manner took his Honour to task re-
lative to a trial of three of his Caffres for stealing a horse,
who were convicted before Mr. West. In fine, to show
the contempt with which they treated our representative,
they began to question him, and to charge him with a
br..ach of faith in not giving up some white ladies for their
wives, and demanded compensation for such conduct ; and
thus ended one of the most extraordinary meetings ever
assembled.
We have receivad a Mauritius Price Current to the Bth
January.
Exchange on London—Government Bills, 30 days'
sight, 2 to 2i per cent. premium ; Mauritius Bank Bills,
90 days sight, none ; Private Bills, ninety days, 6 per
cent. dis. ; Private Bills, six months' sight, unfixed.
There was no variation in the Foreign Exchanges yes
terday afternoon worth noticing, and the business doing
was not to any extent. . _

We have several arrivals this morning from the East,
most of them old datzs.

It is expected that mone • will be plentiful as the various
dividends are paying this day to the public.

THE FUNDS.

Consols opened this morning a shade better than they
left off yesterday ; 90'E 91, for Money ; for the Ac-
count 91 to k, with little doing as yet, but the market has
a firm appearance. Exchequer Bills rather improved, 23
25 pre rium ; India Bonds, 1 3 premium ; Bank Stock,
1744 175. ex.-div. ; India Stock, 249 k 2501.
In the Foreign Market, Spanish Active has improved,
owing to its coming higher from Paris ; left off 281, at pre-
sent 284 ; Deferred, 14k ; Passive, 7k 1; Portuguese
also better, closed at 34f 35, at present 344 351 ; Three
per Cents., 24 Columbian, 25f ; Brazilian, 75 764 ;
Mexican, 284 ; Dutch Two and a Half, 53} a ; Five per
Cents., 98k 99.

PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCIT. •
Bank Stock 175% , India Stock
3 per Cent. Red.
3 per Cents. C0n........ 91 9J 1 South Sea StOCK -
3% uer Cent 9614',j Old Annuities -
Ditto Red. 981A14 New Ditto -
New 3% t'er Cent 09141 i ~i 1 3 per Cent. Annuities, 1751 -
New 5 per Cent. - Exch. Bills, .Cl,OllO ... 2v Ll'i pin.
Bank Long Annuities toexpire Ditto 500_ 23 16 pm.
Jan 5, 18611 l3 9-1(N . Ditto Small 23 26 pm.
Oct. 10, 1859 13% Ditto Commercial die.
........

----
Ji.n. 5, 1860 .—L-. Ditto Advertised ..... pm.
Jan. 5, ISSO — Bank Stock for Account ...
April 5, ISBO — India Stock for Account ..
Jan. 5.1870 - Consols for Account 9l
PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE 0 CLOC h
Austrian Bonds —; Peruvian 1301.(s —
Belgian Bonds
Ditto Accouot
Brazilia n Bonds
Ditto Account
3uenos Ayres Bonds
I)itto 1 ccount
Chilian 3ond s — Prussian Bonds
Ditto iccct et — limsian Bends, 1821 11314%
Colara- ian B:ruls — Ditto Account _
Ditto
Ditto Metallic t.:::::,-, nt
Columbian 3:: d 5,1524
,
-- --- -

L:t.:2 1.::3.1it
Lams, Bonds
':'s
Ditto A: a; nt — Dcl,rred ................... 13;4 14
Greek Bonds — French, 5 per cent...." —f. —c.
Ditto Bonds, 15:25 — ---- 4 per cent. —f. —c.
Ditto Account — -- 3 per cent...." —f. —c
Mexican Bonds, 5 per Cent — --- Exchange. —f. —c
Ditto Account. - Dutch, 2W, per cent. 53
Ditto, tl per Cent.
Ditto Account
Neapolitan lOl% , ' Ditto Account.. ,

PRICES OF SHAH S THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Paid. Per Share,
British Iron Company . 5O 4S,r's die.
Cobre Copper.
Birmingham and Derby Railway Company
',treat North of England Railway Company 55 :39
iiroat Western Railway Company 65 7214 % 3 2
Ditto New ,0 32%
Brighton Railway "5 24y
London and Birmingham Railway Company Z—
Ditto % Shares 25 .2
London and South Western ... .... 38/. 17i. 9d, 43
N atm Midland Railway Company lOO 97
South Eastern and Dover Railway Company i9 ON

COURSE OF EXCHANGE Yl::'.-..ER.DAY.
-N nisterdein C.F. 12 4' ilibr4:t4
Ditto. at Tight
11...itter.1.4m 0U l2 5 li_v!!ic,:-.. . ................ 25 75
_ _ ..

Antwerp...
11.amburg. M.P.. 13 12X,, Venice ........«.».......... 47
Altona

t'Ark, 3 days' 5ight......... 25 45 il'all.Trno ..... oz.
0itt0......• ........... ills. 25 70 Lisocri ..••••• •••D. • •• • ••6••• 54
3larceillc2s 7U ONorto .....••.• J.. 14 •••••....
Bourdoaux
Frankfort on Main,;, Ex.l‘l. 56
"etersbuigh, ruble... 3 Us. 37k, Buctins
Marlin

Vienna, effective M. In R Philatic:ptila... . lb
•••••
rnelte••••••dittO P.O 8 l' RW.E. -Ok 111.1.1(tri, per G.'4
............... eortutal tifti. c0in.....t0

Cadiz - ------- -
3t Gota L. 2 uais... 3 17 9
Bilbaa .
-• " -

Barcelona '36

N2W Drliillrg ........... 0 4 1,.

Seville 3B 'Silver :I. Bars 0 5 (~&4
lIALF-PAST ONE.
We have a report of the arrival of the Jamaica mail,
but as yet we do not bear of the letters and papers being
in town.

The British Funds have remained steady during the
morning at 91 for Account, the 14th inst. ; for Money,
9091, have been done at 91.
Exchequer Bills are improving 23 26 premium ; Bank
Stock 1751, ex div. ; India Bonds also improved 3 4
premium.

In the Foreign Market some business has been done
in Spanish Active. It reached in the morning 271., at
present a shade lower, 24- ; Passive, 71 ; Portuguese,
34i 35 ; Three per Cents., 2-ka ; Colombian, 28,1, ;
Danish, 771 ; Russian, 113+ ; Dutch Two•and-a. Half
per Cents., 531 ; Five per Cents., 984, have been 99.
The Batavia not yet arrived.

NEW STEAM VESSEL.—Experiments are in
the course of being tried with the model of an eatirely new
form of steam vessel, and, as far as they hai4 yet gone, with
every prospect of a successful result. At present we can only
state of this remarkable invention, that there are na paddle-
wheels, nor external works of any kind. The whole machinery
is in the hold of the vessel, where a horizontal wheel is moved
by the power of steam, and, acting upon a current of water,
admitted by the bow and thrown off at the stern, propels the
in-se at a rapid rate. By a very simple contrivance of stop-
cocks, &c. on the apparatus, the steamer can be turned on either
course, retarded, stopped, or have her motion reversed. This
will be literally a revolution in the art of steam navigation.—
..Hampshire Advertiser.

A fine specimen of that rare bird, the Falco Pe-
regrinus of Lin, was lately shot at Walloch Crag, near the lake
of Hawes Water, by William Graham, gamekeeper to the Earl
of Lonsdale. It measures from bill to tail 22 inches, from tip
to tip of the wings 42 inches.

SUDDEN DEATII.—An inquest was held at
Cirencester on Monday last, by Mr. Ball, on the body of John
Herbert, better known by the sobriquet of " Sober John,"
who was found dead in his bed at his lodgings at Watermoor,
on Saturday morning. The Jury having viewed the body, a
verdict was returned—" Died by the visitation of God."
COLLIERY EXPLOSION.-011 Monday last an
explosion occurred in the old Willington Pit, between New-
castle and North Shields, by which three men and five boys
were much burnt. One of the men, Michael Alartin, aged
18, died the following day.
EXTRAORDINARY PIG —There is now in
this town a mountain of pork in the shape of a living pig.
The length of the grunting giant is eleven feet—the height
four feet and two inches—and the weight, at present, nearly
sixty score pounds. This specimen of a pig was bred in West-
racallod. It i. not vet " f,:tted tip t" but it is calmlated by
judges that in the nio,t prime state it would wpigh about
.:event` score ! It'a, wick Adve, User.
GENEROSITY OF JOURNEYMEN--The jour-
neymen of this country are remarkable for the promptitude with
which they come forward to assist their fellow-workmen in
distress. Indeed, we think it would not be possible to name
any trade among the men employed in which there is not some
charitable institution, the object of which is the relief of the
unfortunate, the sick, the widow, and the orphan. Yid how
often is this generosity abused ! for we see the honest, sober,
and in:!ustrious man make any sacrifice, and deny himself and
his family every indulgence, rather than apply Icy assistance,
while the idle, the dissipated, and unprineipled, are the first
to avail themselves of a fund which ought to be sacred to mis-
fortune,
OUR Cuuncur.—There is at present
one of
kingdom, in the Established Church, eleven livings,
n itncomes
which is v. orth 101. a year; 986 clergymen, whoseicomes are
are between 10/, and 50/. a-year ; 1,629, in this
tb,eytelevneerooSoz.
aaandd2looCol/..
aa
year,
and 2,956, w h"o.hsoesiencom es are be-
SPIRIT!
" REST, REST, PERTURBED _
Bishop Philpotts, after a very brief sojournillengtNaryu
Vt?Tetlt?i4"
laic
Palace on Friday lalt, rolunG .a
London.-"-- Weldriz

EVENING E

FASIIIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
Baron Hertcfield, at Paine's Hotel, Arlington-street,
from Gerxiany; Sir John Lighton, Bart., at ditto, from
Clifton ; Major_ General Comyns and Miss Comyns, at
ditto, from Cheltenham , Mr. and Mrs. Fryer, Mr., Mrs.,
and Miss Southam, G. C. Jackson and J. Powell, Es.qrs.,
1s; King's Dragoon Guards, at ditto, from York; Dr.
Greville, at ;ditto ; Lord William Keith Douglas, at the
Burlington, from the North; Lord-and Lady Frederick
Beauclerk, Lord Andover, at Lim:bees Hotel ; William
Talbot, Esq., Sir Thomas White, at Fenton's Hotel;
Count and Countess Montgelas, at the Clarendon Hotel;
Sir David and Lady Scott, the Count Val Marino, Baron
de Landt, the Hon. Mrs. Desboeux, Mr. Quintin Dick,
the Hon. Miss Montagu, Colonel Spencer Stanhor,
Lord Charles Beauclerk, Mr. Hugo Mildmay, Captain
and Mrs. Mildmay, Lady Forbes and Mr. Nugent
Vaughan, Mr. Hugh Munro, the Hon. Mrs. Richard
Needham, at the Burlington Hotel ; Mr. and Lady Louisa
Higham.

DEPARTURES.
Colonel and Mrs. Hunter Blair, for Leamington Spa ;
Colonel Braddyl and family, for Conishead Priory, 1-'11",
cashire ; Sir David and Lady Kinloch, for ditto ; Admiral_
and Mrs. Edgell, for Bath ; the Earl and Countess. of
Denbigh, for Warwickshire ; the Rev. Thomas Gamier,.
from the Burlington Hotel, for Winchester; the Earl ot
Dysart, in his yacht the Owen Glendwr, for Waterford;
Lord Corry, for the Isle of Wight ; the Hon.
Arbuthnot, .52d Light Infantry, for the North ; Lady
Rodney, for Brighton; Mr. S. Montagu, for Thurlovi
House, Surrey ; Lady Elizabeth Monck, for Ilampt(l
Court ; Lady Montfort, for Chertsey ; Admiral Sir Day.'a
Milne, ,M. P., for Berwickshire; Baron De BJUrgen*
with despatches, for Paris.

Lady Dover entertained Lord and Lady Carlisle
and the Ladies Howard, and a select party, at dinner on good°
evening at Dover House, Whitehall. left
The Marquis and Marchioness of Hastings
His
the Burlington Hotel on Sunday for Donnington Park. ill
Lordship, owing to his recent domestic calamities, "i 1
not take a mansion in town this season. The Marques the
Marchioness will revisit Loudon Castle in the early part of
grouse shooting season.
The Duke of Wellington, as Governor of the
Tower, has had the patronage of Chaplain of that fortress faLle°s
to him by the death of the Rev. Rushton Robinson Bailey. P,
Grace is expected to leave town on Saturday next for Stmt.
fieldsay.i.
The Earl of Orkney, the Hon. Ciptain Liddell'
e
Colonel Challoner, and Mr. Staunton Harcourt, M.P., bal-
accepted the stewardship of the Easter Ball, at Windsor, onth a
22d inst.
Lord and Lady Southampton arrived in town 011
Friday lis-t, from Whittlebury Abbey, Northamptonshire. s
The Duke of Sutherland, the Earl and Cuttntes
of Erroll, Sir George Murray, and several other d:.stinguis"ked
persons visited Mr. Moon's rooms, in Threadneedle-street, r ,
terday, to inspect the fine portraA of the Duke of Wellington'
painted by Lucas, and Mr. Duncan's beautiful picture, .oto
Entry of Prince Charles Edward and the Highlanders 1,4
Edinburgh after the Battle of Preston." Both pictures ere"
universal e .tisfaction.
Lord Ward attained his 23d year on Friday
last. His Lordship, therefore, wants two years of his 11-11
majority, under the will of the late Earl Dudley, when he, the
be placed in possession of landed and personal property 01
estimated amount of 200,0001. per annum.
r the
GROSVENOR-SQUARE.—The whole 0. ,
leases in the splendid mansions in this aristocratic:ll3(lSi:
have lately fallen in, and the Earl. of Derby, Carnarvon, the
loway, Wilton, Westmorland, Sir Francis Lumley, and Pee-
Archbishop of York, now pay the high rentals of their re
tive mansions to the Marquis of Westminster.
The Hon. William Henry Yelverton, brother to
Viscount Avonmore, gave an entertainment to his tenainTY
e
Whitland Abbey, Carmarthen, on Thursday last, to coill°:r•
morate the birth of the Hon. Gentleman's infant son and tl(.len
The health of the heir, with several patriotic toasts, were _,
and drunk with applause.
A romantic spectacle,, to be produced on a gibe
of great splendour, is in preparation at Covent-garden, fort.
Easter holydays, which commence on Monday, the 26th iPa..
e
m-
We are informed that the Count Baptiste •
taxa, who has been many years a resident in this countrYti'hin
about leaving it to make a tour through Greecc.: and the I° fecs•
Isles, and contemplates on his return, which will be t3ieol
months, publishing his views of these interesting and cia'
countries.
his
The Marquis of Tweeddale has broken UP r
establishment in Belgrave-square, adjoining this e:tZse-o
Countess of Essex's mansion, and does not intend to 'is"' ion,
with the Marchioness and family this season. The "Ta°
°'orse
the property of Mr. Henry Drummond, is to undergo a
of repair and embellishment.
DEATH OF LADY BARTON.—Her Dia3111:e11:1
died at Fulham Hall, Essex, on the 29th ult., at an ad" °v as
age ; she was the relict of Sir Freeman Barton, orb"'
knighted by King George 111. ;jg,'
THE ARMY OF CABOOL.—KUILICN Is (the
bran,
In
the late Runjeet Sing's son, gave Sir John Keane's ese
lancers and a troop of horse artillery) a gold coin eaabis sort
which are evidently from a Flemish mint. Coins of ,
ring
are very common in Cabool, and some are described as "
the impression of the Russian double ea le. They - .
The
rent for four rupees eleven annas to five rupees eac.•:r way
troop of Raillery had more difficulty ha threading tabeibefore.
through the Khybur pass than in any line of "a- bad
Their shell practice at Guznee was admirable, where themit at
to form their own battery. The men met with every •
et we
Lahore from the Seikhs. One grey-headed British cat„
have been told, persuaded some of them not to enter the
tan-
ented
as evin his grey hairs had not saved him from insult. •ii" 7
ragamuffins would pull off the men's caps and carry'
away ; the very children would attempt similar freakft,..; pt
tt
of tQen
triaetpsne ne
stuhl et i notnhee
mmaund, ;i
nadnedeze t
who
artilleryoti
(ulei
oodr fellows
gave
aed
vstaxeeh:nee.
ttdl
tsns
htea.
coaling them.
tthl ole‘finv nt.htelsi the street
hthe ntrgoio
pabryoef
tarhumoerosweu
melt since they left Meerut.
—Bombay Titles, of rev.
26, 1840.
'file Marquis of Westminster has given th'' site
of the late Foe Guards' barracks, in Wilton-place, NI! jghsit:e.
bridge, for the building of a new church to
corr spend ' ntim" of
and architecture with St. Peter's, E aton-square.e '1- Tho
3,000/. is to be raised by subscripticaa to build the eilimifelq.l3.,
Earls of Winehilsea and 13recknocY , Mr. J. A. Srai'"' hAerir
and Mr. Haldimand, have come -forward with liberal su
tions in aid of the undertaking.
,viaL
THE CHINESE ADMIRAL.—The old 13.' ho
who traces his ancestry two thousand years hack, and woiheif
connected with the Han dynasty and Confucius in tlie:theioth:
line, lost his leg in the late affair of the war junks
Hyacinth and Volage. He behaved well before the.,?ri:ii,h,
gallantly in it, and has gained the respect of all the isFiit-
officers. But Lin has degraded him, and taken awry "
ton.—Private Correspondence from Hong Kong. as 3,
NOVEL IMPOSITION.—A person habitea.
rais,.
sai:or has lately been in Hereford and the neighbourhoed,t ovr
ing funds and procuring entertainment by a somewhat
species of imposture. lie represents that he has just aeceiyo
from America, and that those upon whom he calls will r, ts io
parcels from their absent friends, as he had seen the Paelleis•••
the same vessel by which he came, and which is at _
port. As the man te.la a good story, and appears to be_
acquainted with the family history and local circurnstaltb
is almost impossible altogether to disbelieve him, an_iilig
consequence has been that he has succeeded obtrror.s
a tolerable booty both in money and victuals. Severallybaut
it
have inquired at the coach-office for their "parcels, ear
is almost needless to say that neither these nor the yesae
taining them, have been heard of.

GOLD SPECTACLES, T----wv.,nty-five Shilling
Pair. Elegant Light Best Gold Spectacles may be
from to suit any Sight at the above -price, at
T. COX SAVORY'S Grace'
Goldsmith, &c., 47, Cornhill (Seven doors frolic,
church-street),, London. Silver
A Pamphlet containing a List of the Prices of silver
Spoons and Forks, Tea and Criffee Services, and ot''e,ri Forks,.
Plate, Plated Wares, Plated or. White Metal Spoons° will be
Watches, Clocks, &c., with Drawings of the articles,,
forwarded gratis and post frets, in answer to a post Ito'
cation.

.sremar.r. r

.
II IR TIT S. -
On the 27th ult., at Aston Hail, near Derby, the latl'r °f.
Edward Anthony Holden, Esq., of a daughter.
stob
On the 3d in2t., Mrs. George. Creasy, of the Wcster" Brighton, of of a son. c 13roi
On the 4th inst., the lady of Ralph Oakden, Esq•-• °
for House, Horsznonden, Kent, of a son. / TbYD"''
On the 4th inst ,at Walten, Glastonbury, Lady .10•1" I-
Too(
of a daughter.
of A. On the 4th inst., the lady of J. T. Berkley, Es(l'' of
berry, s.,toke Newington, of a daughttr.
1.•
Clarence-street,
of Pr'
otchoe-s4trtehet,inßste.g;entli,es.;‘)-ailf.eks ofof
aHednaroyoGterre. Greening
/'-:,(1 '' ,
On the sth inst., in New Broad-street, the ImlY.
,e.
H. Ilamsbottom, of a son, who survived but a Nliort 1111,i b.*, P4'
On the sth inst., at Han's-place, the wife of Par
. i vof
Esq., of a son.
r„ la,. ,
On the sth inst., in Oxford-terrace,
.1. i''9
Captain Oliver St. John, of a daughter. Bev.
On the sth inst., in Y •k t
ot -s reet, the lady of the
Pardoe, of a daughter. Grotl 1.
Hyde-park, the
On the sth inst., at Mecklenburgh-square, 1% 1" .
Vernon Cotton, of a son.
On,,f tit:llli sthD aiinisdts.o,n!tilsgr.ix, tootna-Isioilol,. Streatham, Surrey' tIF
lady
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at Paston, 1
.otyf
nthe
rOonteithe Bth inst,, 1111---71----RIED--------.
t"
.1"I'''!
in > Esq., of the Island
I' ohn
hatch,Hare-
-1 1 s and late 0 - rof
the county of 13 1- t daughte
er ,S, to Laura, younges , . ,-
Charles Cole, Est
1., of Paston Hall NorthamptolsTr—Diviir'
On the to h •
- -t ot Noveb, • b ' • • t ,t• ' ,ist
1. y special license, a f the ..'
Church, Hobart own,the
Hon. David Erskine, 0 . to
:rskine .
King's own Li
'*ht
Anne Maria, eldest(laughter . ' E‘q.
.'
of Josiah Spode, -,
.i'do so
Police Alaw ~istrate of Van Diem en's Land. The nt Lady
en s .
John and
attended at the cerem •
ony by his Excellency Sir
Franklin suite.
Mr. Charles
,Fa(eoye.:l,osepli Praff
On the 4th inst., at St. 'Mani bone Church, , Gar'
Croydon, of Wig : e .* of 30.
_more-street, to Lucy, daughter
nett, of Wigmore-street. street,
On the 4:h inst., first at the Catholic Cliapel, SHttAn..tiotta,
and afterwards at St. George's, Hanover-square, 1111% l'e ir'l''
only son of the late Portugt , A lt-r at St. Petersbi cof
to flarritt, only child of 'thee massa('
' B • ca'' 1.41.'
late Aqtular 10%
Lisbon. -
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D /*F.; D. 1, Atar:
On ihe sth inst., at her residence at KitigSl2lld, clte-
Rey, I(.liet of the late Mr. John-Ray, 2, Creed}-lane,L ujg
hill, aged 64.
On the 27th ult., at Tenby, Mrs. Keys, aged 79. soraer-
On the 27th ult., at Woodland House, near StoweY,
set, Anna Maria. youngest daughter of Samuel Drew. 9, "
late Director of the Bank of England. p len"
On the 23th ult., at Parkauour, Tyron?, Ireland, ie
Ketmle, the third son of Lady Cat ohne and John Itr•
Esq., aged 2 years and 6 months.
On the 31st ult., at Brighton, Thomas Hodg.on Holev°llll'
of Gray's-inn-square, aged 47. Okt,
EFOnOn the Ist inst., Elizabeth, relict of the late Joseph
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etdh wife of Thomas N 'l°l°lls'
Esq., 47. "il
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of
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House, Kensington, lacklewell, the Rev. John
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