The Sun.
London, England, 1841-08-14 00:00:00

TEA MARKET,

The market was quiet, but holders were firm, and obtained
MI rates ; for Company's Congou 2s. 'lid paid.
TALLOW MARKET..

Prices on the advance, and a lair demand e*'sted, P. Y.
Candle on the spot at 495. 9d. and 495, tid. for delivery in last
three months.

PIIICE.OF
i'reh`ghes' r'e of •,1 tco 1. he t Grfs Is 101(1 fur the lb
of Bremi may be had at SM.

PIII,EJ OF SE'A)S

Per C.v t
Scw Engl sh rt2o C10ver...56s Hs St. Fein : ... —s --s
Old ';it‘ .. ... —s —s —8 Rye Gass —s -s
New Foreign Du to —•s 56s 60s Pacey Grass ...............—s —s
011 Di o Di.to —s =s —s L c seer], for lefdicg ~.—s ;IN Me

Per Quarter

ew White Clover 'es scs 13sDit o, sowing ..—s :s. e4N
Old Di't' Dittu —s 42s qi; Ditto, for ernshi. g 4Gs 48s
.

-(4 Tre'oil... —s 'N's 4 li Itnn
Old 1 itzo -..:
.19ss 37011,Canary , —s 90s100F
'Fr thlium ,B Per B. shel.
E glish Carraway —s As 5 i siWhite Must ,rd.... ..1s Od to 15s or
Foreign 3:itto
Corianoler —s —s slTares 63 Cd tc Lys Cio

PRICE OF TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per 1121 b.
fosvn Tallow ... £2 51 69 Melting ,Stuff £1 Id
Yellow Russia
White ., 0 C Graves
Soap Ditto 0 0 0 Good Dregs 0 5
PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone of Sibs,
Price &Tallow (as stated by the Tallow Meltars) - '4.l. 10.

PitiCE OF OIL
Rape Oil, brown, per ton ....£45 10
Dit,o, refined
Linseed Oil 3O C
Li n s ed Oil Cake at th Mill (per 1000) l3 0
Itai.e ake, per to, 7 0
COAL MARKET.'
•
Ships arrived since last market day, 29,
r. d. I

Adair's ' l6 Ci
Bell, Hobson S, Co. Hartley 16 t
Carr's Hartley
Chester i6 t
tease's Main l5 6!
Ord's Iledhugh l5 t
Original Windsor's Pontop 17 S
Pontop AN indsor l5 (;
.- .

s d.
%Valls End Hetton 2l :I
Walls End Lanabton
Walls End Pemberton l9 9
Walls End Stewart's
Walls End Caradoc 2l 6
Walls End Hartlepool
Tennant's Hartlepool...
Walls End Thornley lll 6
Walls End Itichardsan'sTeet 17 6
Wal a End Tees
Walls End West Tees l7 0
Blythe ll 4
Cowpcm
Hartley
Howard's Net!mrun 11 4
Newton Main l5 :4
Walls End Elgin

Wylain • l6
Walls End Brown's' l7 d
Walls End Clark and Co.
Walls End Heaton 2) 0
Walls End Hotspur
Walls End Newmarch IS 0
Walls End Perkins l7 9
Walls End Riddell's l9 fi
W. E. Braddyll'slietton 3

( From the London New Price Cui'rent of Augustl3.)

SuGlit.—The market for ,British Plantation
.was in a
dull state in the early part of the week, both grocers and
refiners operating with much caution, and for Tuesday
and Wednesday the private sales did not exceed 509 blids
and tres, and the prices accepted were 6d per cwt under
those of last week : at auction en the further day
90 hhds 10 tres Barbadoes were only partly disposed
of, good and fine sorts sustained the former value, but
common went rather cheaper; fine yellow fetched 68s 6d
to 70s, good 65s to 675, middling to good middling 63s to
64s 6d, low 61s per cwt. Yesterday for middling to fine
yellow descriptions previous rates were sustained, but
low and brown sorts met with little attention, Jamaica
strong low middling grey with a few brown at 60s, Tri-
nidad middling yellow 61s 6d, Jamaica rather better
62s 6d, good middling G4s 6d, Antigua fine middling 65s
tid per cwt; with good and fine yellow samples the market
is scantily supplied.
. To-day buyers operated less freely in West India
Sugar, and the demand was limited for both brown and
yellow sorts. The market closed with a quiet appear-
ance, and the prices accepted show a decline un those of
Friday last of Is., excepting for fine yellow sorts,
which cannot be quoted more than 6d per cwt lower,
the supply of such being small ; the total purchases for
the week amount to 1,400 hbds and tres. _ _ _

REFINED.—III Refined Goods this week, prices have
further given way 2s to 2s 6d per cwt ,• Standard Lumps
at 90s Gd to 91s. Hamburg Loaves and Tittlers common
90s Gd to 925, good 93s to 965, fine 97s to 104 s, brown
lumps ordinary 86s to 88s, good to fine 89s to 9Us per
cwt. Pieces of good and fine descriptions at 67s to 78s,
common at 61s to G3s, middling 64s to 66s per cwt.
Bastards, fine sorts at 58s to 61s, good 53s to 575, low to
middling 47s to 52s per cwt. Treacle common at 25s
Gd to 26s ; Patent 27s to 31s ; Golden Syrup 32s to 355,
and best old make 30s per cwt. Bonded Crushed Sugar
at 30s per cwt. Loaves have been in good demand, 10
lbs at 33s 6d to 345, -and 141bs 32s 6d to 33s per cwt.
Treacle in fair demand at 13s 3d to 13s 6d, but
Bastards and Pieces move off slowly, the former at 13s
to 15s, mid the latter at 16s to 21s per cwt. Dutch
Crushed Sugar at 28s on board in Holland.
This afternoon the trade operated with caution ; 3,593
bags at public sale went Off quietly, 2,300 bags consisted
of inferior brown from Sydney, and went 3s to 4s under
former rates, very low dark brown went at 36s 6d to
395, low middling 40s to 445, good and fine 54s to 555,. the
other parcels went at Gd to is decline, middling to good
yellow selling at 36s to 60s, fine G2s to 63s 6(1 per cwt.
EAST INDIA.—This at'Lernoon 8,111,01 was only in
limited request, and 3,489 begs at pubic sale went oft
slowly, prices gave way ls, and in brown sorts the de-
cline was 2s per cwt, nearly the whole was however sold,
viz. middling white at 62s to 635, good middling 64s to
65s 6d, good to fine 66s to 71s 6(1, low to middling brown
40s to 455, very ordinary in cases 30s per cwt.
FOREIGN.— White Ilavannah at 316 Gd to 33s for mid-
dling and good strong quality. Fur yellow the demand
continues gradually to improve, fair quality, but of old
import, at 21s to 21s Gd per cwt. Fur Brazil previous
rates have been supported. Bahia low grey at 225, good
middling white 245, and brown 17s 6d per cwt. Porto
Rico at 20s to 20s Gd ior good strong quality.
COFFEE.—For all clean descriptions .of British Plan.
tation Coffee there has been an excellent demand this
week, both to supply town and country orders, but the
merchants having supplied the market freely have pre-
vented any further advance, excepting fur mid and good
sorts, which have brought prices rather above those of
this day week.
This afternoon there was less activity in the Coffee
market, and but a limited business was transacted pri-
vately in East-or West India sorts, but ladders for the
most part were firm ; at auction 365 bags Ceylon, 142
bags Java, 30 casks 1,056 bags Porto Rico from the.
Cape, 287 bags St. Domingo, 37 casks 25 barrels West
India were 'offered ; Ceylon was all damaged and
sold at 48s 6d to 72s ; Java went at 48s 6d for good
ordinary, bcir.g rather lower ; Porto Rico all taken in at
full rates, viz. at 63s to 65s fine ord ; St. Domingo fetched
40s 6d to 41s for good oi•dinary, being the full value ;
Nest India sold at steady rates, Jamaica low mid 100 s
to 107 s, good and fine ord 76s to 90s, Trinidad fine ord
87s Gd.
Cocoa.—British Plantation has been in good request,
and previous rates have been fully supported : Trinidad
ordinary to good red at 43s to 47s 6d per cwt. Guayaquil
42s,for good fair red, sea damaged fetched 30s to 33s per cw t.
TZ.A.--The market for free. trade Tea has presented a
healthy' appearance this week, the demand has been
brisk from both town and country dealers, who fur the
most part are desirous to get into stock, and several pur-
chases have been made by speculators at firm rates. The
large public sales :which commenced on Tuesday were
brought to a conclusion yesterday ; there was a large at-
tendance of the trade throughout, who were anxious to
operate, and for Black Tea the biddings were animated,
the principal part offered was actually disposed of, and.
at prices fully equal to those paid by private contract
towards the close of last week.
To-day there was less activity in the Free Trade
market, and but a sniall amount of business was trans-
acted in either black or green sorts ; holders however
were firm, and obtained 2s 6id to 2s 61d for common
Congou, cash, and 2s 5d to 2s sid for ordinary 'F.vankay.
Company's Congou moved off slowly, at 2s 7d cash.
Hops.—The accounts continue favourable from the
plantations, and there is every prospect of a fair crop, the
market is in a dull state, and prices on the decline. The
duty is estimated at 165,000/.
Fanit.—Cnrrants continue in good demand at the pre-
sent low prices, and the stock appears to be considerably
reduced; the other descriptions remain much the same as
last week.
RlCE.—This afternoon the market was quiet for East
India; at public sale 5,198 bags Java, and 750 bags
Bengal were offered, of the former a small part only sold
at previous rates, low mid white went at 10s, good 1 ls to
12s,
the latter s:IkI at Us to 12s for middling white, and
good 13s, which is rather lower.
SPICES. Cassia Lignea good coloury thin quill' at
103 s, middling 96s to 98s, good ordinary 87s to 90s,
broken ends 88s, loose and broken 80s Gd to 84s, mouldy
•
and mildewed 86S to 87g Gd per cwt. For Pepper holders
have display ed less firmness, and prices have given way
id per lb for the common sorts, but the better kinds
have brought former rates. In East India Ginger
holders have obtained full prices. Jamaica ut full prices.
This afternoon Pimento met with a fair demand, and
140 bags at auction sold at ;ill to 31d for twiddling, being
full rates.

Rims, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.--For Jamaica Ruin
there has been a brisk demand this week, and ppices have
advanced Id to 24 per gal; the sales have been 300 puns, 30
to 32 per cent over proof at 5s 24 to 5s 6a, 33 to 35 over
5s 74 to 5s 94, better quality 6s to 6s 2d, and superior
marks 6s 4d to 6s 84 ; Leewards met with a fair demand at
former rates, the purchases have amounted to 200 puns,
proofs to 7 per cent over proof at 2s Id to 2s 44, 12 toi 5 over
2s 74 to 2s Bd, 34 to 37 over 4s 3d to 4s 4d. East India has
been in increased request, and rather higher rates have been
paid ; the sales have been 200 puns Calcutta at Is 7d
proof. At public sale 80 casks were sold at 2s fir 27 to
30 per cent over, and hhds 30 per cent over 2s lid, ave-
raging is 6id proof. The arrivals have been 900
• puncheons, &e., since this day week. Brandy has
been in good request, and holders firm at the following
rates Cognac, first brands, of the vintage of 1836,
lihds 5s 70, and puns 5s 51, 1837, hhds 5s 41, puns
5s 20,
1838, hhds 5s 2d, puns ss, 1839, hhds 4s 84,
pans 4s 60. 1840, hhds 3s 7d, puns 3s sd. Geneva has
maintained the former value, and a fait- demand exists,
common is worth Is lid to 2s per gallon. English Corn
Spirits have been in good request at lOs 24 cash.
TALLow.—This afternoon purchases to a fair extent
were made in P. Y. Candle, and prices were firm at 50s
on the spot, and 49s 3d for delivery in last three months ;
at public sale 440 pipes 35 hhds 31 barrels South Ame-
rican were sold at advanced rates, good,to fine quality
fetched 47s to 493 3a. ordinary to middling soft 43s 3d
to 46s 6dpercwt.
Oms,--For Cod and Seal Oil prices have advanced
40s to 50s per tita ihi Y!: t of the fi niner large par-
cels have, been 6r :It to, Tq, awl of the
latter at 33/- to 341 for pale, and 27/ to 311 for brown
and yellow. There are few sellers of pale under

351 per tuu. Southern has met vth a goOd &mane,
and rather higher rates have been paid—goo:4 and fine
qualities have been disposed of at 261 10s to 271 15s, or-
linary and middling 251 to 261 per tun. For Sperm, fine
British at 931 to 951 per tun. For Linseed Oil prices
have advanced is to Is 6d per cwt ; on the spot large
sales have been made at 30s Gd to' 31s. Rape
Oil haS met with a brisk demand,. at 48s 6d
to 49s for pale, and 47s 6d to 48s for brown.
Cocoa'Nut'Oil has been selling at 39s to 39s 6d per cwt.
Palm at 33/ lOs to 341 for good quality. 011ie has
been in increased r.2quest, Galipoli at 691 to 70/, and
Spanish 63/ to 641 per tun.
This afternoon at public sale 45 tuns fine Sperm-were
sold at 90l to 911 10s, and 230 tuns Southern Whale
26/10s to 301 for ordinary to fine Pale.

COUNTRY MARKET:'.

Wheat. Barley. I Oats. dean>.

t'er Quarter. I. to 8.1 s. in 4. t s. to S., s. to • L
3ath
SiandtOrd 52 72 31 31 1.:3 26 46
nritiport 08 I
-
541 72 tti 32 tie 26 131. 4:i
Exe er
ilioucester l,O 70 20 2 21 t.B .40 41
tiuildford 62 71 30 • 35 4 30 40 45
Slewhury 5$ 76 :11 35 21 31 42 46
R2aii ing 54 P 3 26 50 tO SO .40 ,45
Alishury 52 62 '27 34 •20 7e5 40 50
Shtrborne 7l 74 j2B 31 S 8 33 44 48
Sneptonlllallet 60 10 24 34 22 '27 38 4b
Uxbridge 37 43 .23 RR
WArtninstet— 52 76 30 34 25 2.8 44 48
Winchester 45 M
leovil 56 70 21

31 :S 29 40 44

fo•se

s. to 1 .
40 Zi

..... ....

40 4.:

41 ;8
4.
4,1
:13 40
3,3

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....

40
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re..

LEEDS CORN MA It li ET.
Wheat, Norfolk and Sottlilk, tiOlb. -
.
York. and Lincoln. 601 b.
tl.trley, Norfolk and Suffolk 4fl4 to 33,1 C
--- Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
Grinding
Beans (13115. 'l3s. to :. to 40515. . i
r
Etats, rotator
111
—Mraling, I. or. —d. to —d ore
Eng. 12.1. to 13 ~ pet'. 0 t
Melling 3O, to 31e. per .f

DEVIZES COI
Per Sack. S. d. • s. d.
iirst heat 3' 0 to 40
second a.m.;
Third
(Insley 3O 0 35 tfl

RNMARKET.
IPer Qua' ter. a. A. L
Oats .24 0 31
Re:ins (per sack) .40 0 2: a
/.lour (per Ion) —.. (.1 54 g
dread (pergation.) 1 )

M 4tAltfiV.TS.
Pet lb.

d.l( d'
6
6 1
a 1
6 8
7 9

CHELTENHA
Pei Bushel, s. d. to s. d.',
Wheat
Harley 3 0 39 i 'Mutton
Oats 3 0 39 I V^l'
Beans .
cease 5 0 ti 0 I Lamb
Hay 41.55. to 41. 10s. Od. per ton.
CANTEIt BC 11Y MARKET.
Wheat, white........... 7-s. to 795...... 01d....,,.,.. —s. to --i
red................... fills. to 795...... 01d.........11, mss. t° ....'
:.
Barley, Malting ...... 31s. to 345...... Orruling.. —s. to "7
- Oats ........ 2ss, to t:t45....... 01.1—........:. —5. w"....
8ean,..............----, 36s to Mts. sweep 01d.......,......., .10 '
Pease ....... 345. to —s. —.... Grey ....„.... 595, tn --.5.
CHELMSFORD M.- RK ET. ' .-11 to fl)
Wheat, White 'o to 18 Oats ... ..%1............. ~.. ..... -„ 4;
Barley
B
............. -1 ............. nu 4,..3
32 u sli
i 6
Chevalier ....
Grinding 29 3. 51aragar3 .......... --'4

DREADFUL ACCIDENT TO THE LADY of
CPLOSEL FLETCHER.—On Thursday morning, between
ten and eleven o'clock, a dreadful accident occurred
in Cumberland-street, Hyde-park, to the lady of Go-
lonel Fletcher, residing in Berkeley-street, BrYari,,-
stone-square, which it is feared, will be attended ,pith
serious consequences. It appears that the unfortunate
lady, in company with her three children and nurse-
maid, were proceeding from their residence to take
morning airing in Hyde Park. On arriving in Combtc
land-place, she accidently trod on a bean-shell, sliPPe '
and fell heavily on the back of her head on the foot Pyle,
ment, where for some seconds she remained insensib,e•
With assistance Mrs. F. was carried into a gentleron 5
house. Surgical assistance was procured, when it iv°
ascertained that she had sustained a slight concussion or!
the brain. After partly recovering she was removeu
to her residence. To add to the calamity the "
unfortu
nate lady is within a very short period of her confinemet'
On Sunday se'nnigh' t the various list of voters
were placed on the church and chapel doors in this
borough. The freemens' list • exhibited 64 Dames, the
reeholders' 109, and the occupiers' 325, being a decrease
of nine in the freeholders, an increase of one in the free-
men, and two in the occupiers' lists.— Worcestershire
?Aram icle.
SHIP LAUNCH AT LITTLEHAMPTOC"':
The Timandra,. a ship of 432 tons admeasurement, or of
about 600 tons burden, was launched in good style on
cir-
Tuesday week, from the yard of Mr. 011iver. The
eutnstance possessed more than ordinary interest ; • na.
the weather being favourable, it was witnessed by an Lin
usually large concourse of persons.
THE Cnors.—A gentleman who has recentlY
travelled over a considerable portion of the higher lanai
of Ayrshire, informs us that both the white and green
crops present a most unpromising appearance. No ides'
he says, can be formed of their condition from anything
to be seen in the vicinity of Ayr, or the more facomv6-
soils of Cunninghame.—Ayr Observer. 'loCky
THAMES TuNNE.L.—Thursday, at two O+C
luck,
Sir Isambard Brunel passed through,the tun
the
and ascended into the shaft on the Middlesex side friver. The small portion of the distance, about twenty'
five feet, now incomplete, is Connected with the-shaft
the Middlesex side of the river by a driftway throur, -1
'which, at the end of the tunnel, Sir Isambard passed.
About an hour afterwards Mr. Hawes, -11.f.P., and Mr.
Hutton, late M.P. for Dublin, accompanied by 3,1 r. Ma-
son, -one of the assistant engineers,- also walked from
notherhithe through the tunnel and the driftway to
Wapping-. Mr. Page, the acting engineer, was in the
short, and, with the men. received Sir Isambard with loud
,
cheers, who shortly addressed the men, thanking them
for their courage and perseverance. Thus the great
problem of the practicability of forming a roadway under
the Thames, without interrupting the navigation, is prac-
tically solved. In a few months, it is expected that one
of the archways will be open for foot passengers.
THE NEW PIER AT CHELSEA.—The Iron
Steam-boat Company have taken the chain pier. that
has been erected by the Earl of Cadogan at Chelsea,
which will be opened on the 26th inst.
KING'S COLLEGE HOSPI T A L.—A quarterly
meeting of Governors and Subscribers was held on Thurs-
day in the Board-room of the Hospital. The number
of patients admitted within the last quarter has bee.n
2.52, of whom 163 were males, and 119 females; of these,
266 were discharged cured, or partially relieved, and 16
had died. There are now 112 patients in the house, and

1,959 out-patients.
RULES OF THE BAR.—In one of the cases
Nisi Prins at Gloucester Assizes,' only one counsel V 9
...4
engaged on the side of the plaintiff: Mr. Sergeant
Ludlow, who was' on the-other side; objected on the part
of the bar, as a point of privilege, that in every. defended
Me there should be a junior counsel employed as well as
a leader. 'Phis being coincided in by the bar generally"
the case was stopped for a moment till the attorney for
the plaintiff handed a brief to a second counsel. ,
OUR D—L AND THE CORN•LAWR--it
knOwn to all the world—and well known that "
every body says must be true"—that a pair of scissors
and a pot of paste are mighty agents in getting up
newspaper. Now, though we have often thought, afe'
and spilt a great deal of ink, too, upon the Corn question,
mind
until never looked upon it in the light of a paste quesg°ll
until that view of it was forcibly brought to our
by the young " gentleman in black" who figures at tr,
head of this paragraph. It so happens that he is entrustr,"
with the sole management of the paste-pot, but though
advanced to this high dignity he, fortunately, has no
the control of our exchequer, for if he had. no doubt he
would play the very d-1 with it. Well, to %cut a long_
story short, his imp-ship had to apply to our treasure!
for the " ready" to supply his cauldron, and when he last
did so, he exclaimed, to the horror of that economies'
functionary, " It 'II take another penny, Sir, the doer
be riz so T." We say our clerk was alarmed. and s?
would you be, gentle reader, if the Corn-laws had r, 51;
milar effect upon your consumption of flour, for the " rii
raised our expenditure far paste 50 per cent. I— IVorces7
tershire.Chronicle.

PRIZE CUPS.—New and Second-hand SIL
PRIZE CUPS are offered at very REDUCED PRICES,a!J
selection may be made from a great variety, both of Sizes

Patterns, at
T. COX SAVORY'S,
Goldsmith and Watchmaker, 47, Cornhill, London, (Well.
Doers from Gracechurch-street).
Drawings of Cups will be forwarded in answer to a post
paid application.
It is desirable Letters for Drawings should mention eithet
the size or about the price. of the Cup or Cups that may be
required.
--
REGISTER STOVES, 3 ft. .vvido, 245. ; Eras.,
Poles for Window Curtains, is. 3d. per foot. Regieer st oves,
ed. per inch ; staves, 4d. per inch ; register stoves,
with bright fronts, bright and black bars, bronzed ornaments
1005. ; brass poles fur window curtains, II inch diameter,
Is. 3d. per foot ; 2 inches. Is. Od. ; 2 iach pale, 3 feet 6
-street Oxford
inches long, with ends, rings, and brackets, complete, for 191,,
Catalogues gratis, containing the price of every artie. is
ronmongery.
HIPPOS and BUIV.WeIIs

BIR7IIS.
On the 10th inst., the lady of the ReY. A. S. Atchison, of
Telgh Beet, ry. Itotland of a son.
On the 10th inst., at st. Andrew's-place, RegPnes-park, thi
lady of It. Hume Alidillemass, Esq., of a son.
Ou the Ilth lost , ft, Park-village, the lady of Mordaunt
Esq., barrister—it .law, of a son.
Wctellr,' the llth inst., at the Abbey-road, Regent's-park, the
lady of 'I homas Bainbridge, E of a son.

MARRIED.
On the 19. th inst., at St. Mai ylebene Church, by the Rev
Charles Hotham, Henry Alexander Brswn, Esq., of King-,
ston Grove, Oxfordshire, to Diana Caroline, fifth daughter of
the late Colonel George Hotham, of York, and niece of Sit
Giffin Wilson, of Stratford-place.
On the 3d inst., at Paddington Church, Edward Scanlan,
Esq.. surgeon, of Bow, to Miss Janet Mackey, of the same place.
On the sth inst., at St. John's, Thanet, Captain John Roe-
' buck, 9th Rc giment, Nizam's Service, East Indian Army, to
Mary, eldest daughter of S. Brooke, Esq.. of Margate.
On the 9th inst., at St. Marylebone, 'Mr. James Holland,
of Clarendon-place, Mida-vale, to Hannah, eldest daughter of
the late W. Hill, Esq., of Shii)lake-court, Henley-upon-
Thames.
On the 10th at St. Mary's Church, Hcrrisey, George
Henry ,aut'eoce Esq., eldest vat of Benjamin Eatuetice, Esq.,
of Carnpsbsurne 'Lodge, Hornsey, to Frances, third daughter of
G. Buckton, Esq., of 0-ikficld, Hornsey, Middlesex.
On the 1 Ith inst., at Dartford Church, Henry Cartwright,
Esq., M.D., of West Teignmouth, to Frances Catherine, se-
e.ond daughter of the late Isaac Minet, Esq., of 13aldwyns,
Kent.

DIED.
On the 7th bat., at Weymouth, Dorothy, widow of the late
Charles Ilibbert, Esq., of Tottenham.
On the Bth inst., at Totnes, Devon, Mr. Thomas Hakewill.
On the Bth inst., at Tviyford, Hunts, Althea Jane, the to
Taut daughter of the Rev. Robe
xrt Wickh
amira, relict of the
am.
On the 9th inst., at Ifiley, Oford, Ros
late W. Nowell, Esq., Vi,e-Admiral of the Blue.

UNoji"
London: Printed and Publbed by MURDO YO • ,
No: 112,-Strand, at 'psi Sun Office, No. 11'2'
Stra
the rounty of Middlesex, Saturdsty, August 14, 184!.