The Sun.
London, England, 1840-09-11 00:00:00

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Wheat, Old (PerfoaCi) IVI.Ic
ear'ey (Per Qr.)
I)at,
Grey Pease,

•„ct receive°
A RCIIBALD BoLM.—A letter, ocs
in Newcastle from Sydney,A dated the 19th of A Pri'n'd„'d, I
—" I have seen Mr. A, Bolam several times.
02.0 con''
wil
called on him yesterday, and I find him getting Iv'
ear with
posed in his mind, and I have no doubt he lhe „wain
the kindest treatment. Captain Mac Lean (t rests With
tendcnt) is a very good man, and every tbillthe gene'
him but, his freedom. He has taken him from d.
ral ward, and he is now employed in the clerk's "arrter that
will have to remain in barracks for six months;
one
time he will be assigned to a master, and many a 0(4
be glad to get him. It is a good thing to have such. ge
friends and recommendations from home, otheny'snfteft
might have been sent down to Norfolk Island, as they st
send well-educated men down there. You must kn°W sji
tdtt there
they
doomed
were
odae,rrr3Afe,
Cr
smmuiEiap
fartdenhoi
eiyoe,FinothgTe
their
set
tybt
rNlmy,oee, gentlemen
hvmheoeeellnnmießroieacrhhuniut
etetrsi
rsyfoAhua.
eITHOUSAND.—In
Norfolkp ._ Island, who
111 the ettge,l‘l
A P
on Toulouse, the Spaniards, anxious to polisero)
thews was, they
gotot'
Duke of Wellington regarded themsltrl somer:nulPe std toottnthimohmetelessi ~:uev:esaus: be
el
ba• il
1-
4hns
acr edee
they would stop in the rear of the English,
moved forwards and obliged the French to retire;
such thing, they absolutely ran off out of sight; sa"
Wellington exclaimed, " Well, bang me, if eve"
10,000 men run a race before I" or re'
The Corn Averages to August 29th, in %hot,
port of Lewes market this week, show a decline incl. Per
as compared with the previous week, of 411. 31.6000_1e
quarter. It is much to be regretted that a prep ° acreet•
reduction per gallon in the price of flour was not lie s
to by the millers, as it would have proved to the F:„,the
ready disposition on their parts to assist in allefiaLralt 31'
present condition of the mechanical labourer, "b°, Tabour:
times high pric. a affect the most, the agricultticura'by their
ors in general being supplied at a reduced P°
employers.—Susses Advertiser.
' fed t
LORD NELSON.—it was in the pain_ .goll
outertllat tchoeffinb,odl
lay
of Lord
state Nelson, laced
ep ldaacyesd in a niell'tua
previo!!4,,drs'•
moval to its final resting-place in St. Paul's ute"iroor's
The Old Sailor, in his charming biography of tyrbb'i, sval,
tal hero, thus feelingly expresses f
most affecting scene, and, as trotssev of the cretbe °Pecs;
Victory were present, added a deeper interest tool sorra
tacle. I well remember it, and the expressions. rt,felt'll
from the many thousand spectators were truly ,ably
He also observes, " I much regret that the car uP veva
the coffin was drawn, and which stood for many
the Painted Hall at Greenwich, has been broken utrto the
is really surprising that so interesting an nbje.c so 104,
visitor should not have been permitted to retinal 600
as a would hatigg to ether A Summer's Day a
wick.
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LADY'S GOLD NECK ef.°,
ight
may be selected from of several patterns, price' wereigtth ,110
sovereigns, Five Guineas ; weight of five Bove neas. asf
Guineas : weight of six sovereigns, Seven Gni,
..overeig,i,
weight is given by comparison with the weight ift:,,na clj
being snore easily referred to than if stated in ounce wera°
The quality of the Gold is warranted equal to any that "
into articles of this description.
T. COX SAVORY, A,7
Goldsmith, Silversmith, Watzhmaker, ece., 01
(Seven Doors from Gracechurch-street), Lot Le. if h
Drawings of the newest patterns will be sent pest '
plieation be made post paid.
Den
MR THS.
On the Bth inst., at the Palace, Salisbury, Air'' the
of a son. Eton College'
On the Bth inst., at the Provost's Lodge,
°
Hon. Mrs. Hodgson, of a daughter. T Terk'138
On the Bth inst., at Stukeley, the lady of L.
.• grP
Esq., of a son ad heir.
On the 9th innst., at Park-street, Grosvenor-squ'lre'
d,
i
G. Mathias, of a daughter.ey gent.r°l
On the 9ch inst., at Don,hire-place, Old ,
ffl•
lady of Wrner, son. vßuskerOft the F.
9th a
inst., the ladyf of James St. George
of Parliament-street, of a daughter.
'lP°
ifARRIED. Atri t
On the Bth inst., at the hiritish Hotel, Edinburg.ll;srniao.b.:
Bowie, Esq., to Annetta Antonia Louisa, daughter
Thurnburn, Esq., late her Majesty's Consul at /Veil h, o,lot
On the Bth inst., at St. Mark's, Kennington, '°,o3 so'
Esq., eldest son of Captain J. L. White, and grarne, er
late Major-General John White, of Bengal, t° %on,. oil
daughter of the late J. V. Dutton, Esq., of Birrniq rie to
On the 10th inst., at Trinity Church, 13roiort°;hire, of
Harris, Esq., of Cainscross, near Stroud, Gine°
Sophia Mary, eldest daughter of the late John Potter
3'
Chelsea. Then' 011
On the 10th inst., at St. Mark's, Kenningtou'oys,
eldest son of T. Lambert, Esq., of Brixton, t°_,4, Jainalbe
daughter of the late Isaac Fox, Esq. of St. Andrerw.:,,e,reay,b,
On Lhe 10th inst., at St. George's, llanovejoisnie f
Rev. C. Maswell, rector of Wyddial, Herts, t• Herts•o
11 ~i
eldest daughter of the Rev. G. Mason, of Sandoo;,_v.
On the 10th inst., at St. Pancras Church, the •R`cbarl,
Reed, of Queen's College, Oxford, B. A., to Ten'r
youngest daughter of W. G. Poison, of the Inn
sn
er o
barrister-at -law.
f ODna
vtihdeniethn inEsstq. atof PBaeslsmenotat Richardert,, t. Lee,
.90ei
,;:e516401ey.5!
daughter of the 'Rev. Loraine Loraine Smith, recto'
ham, Northamptonshire.

DIED: 3, li dor'
Yesterday, Mr. G. L. Archbold, of Greville-strea,
71'
garden man years a reporter for The Times. (yea
On the 3d y i nst. at Hendon, Mrs Elizabeth Lockier,arfienri
On the 4th inst., , at the Royal Hotel, Clifton, Gol°'"rFet. ,
Sullivan, C. 11., late of her Alajest 's 6th Regiment,°l,t elder
`
On the sth inst., at Spring-wood, Rotindhay, t'n„,L.
daughter of the late Nlattliew Rhodes, Esq., of that t""0*/ Ch
oc'
On the ith inst., at Ramsgate, John Price, E'q"
er-ar, Dwgae-hill, aged 3. c P'ek-
quOnythe Btho inst.t, William Barr,9 Esq., of Bath-Plac '
ham, aged 65.
On the 9th inst., Caroline Elizabeth, only of Mr.
Edward Mullins, s,licitor• of iligh'
On the 9th itist., Elizabeth, wife of Mr. W. Luca',
street, Southwark. et, Crib"
On the 9th inst., Mrs. Elizabeth Duff, of FOTC-Stre
plegate, aged 69. .0_
square?
On the 9th inst ~at Upper G t eet Bryan3t "
~ a George-street,
r ,
Isabella Mouel, wife of Mr. Moue]; aged 86.
g. 4 of
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