The Sun.
London, England, 1840-10-17 00:00:00

PRICES OF SEEDS.

Per Cwt. 1
New Ergish Reo Clover...sos SOs St. Fein —s Uts 161
Old Dit, Dino —s —s &Rye Grass —3 It.s zied
New Foreign Ditto —s 50s 75s,Pacey Grass s—s —s
011 Ditto Li to —s —s —s LAiseed, for fe.di, g ~.—s 48; 51s
New, White Clover 45s ses Ws Bit o, for sowing ......—s 60 70s
Old Ditto Ditto —s —s —s'Ditto, for crushi..g ....—s 42s 40s
-.;tsv Tre oil ... —s ',Ss 42s Hem • —s 36s ,4•2 s
Old Ditto s 20s 36s Canary —s SOs 905
Jr' folium —s 4t,'s 70s' Per B.:shel.
English Carraway —s 50s s:ls White Mustard.... i4s Od to Hs Or
Foreign Ditto —s 46s 45s Brown Ditto 16s Od to 19s Od
Coriander --5 12s 16s Tares is 6d tc his 61

Per Quarter.

PRICE OF OP,.
Rape Oil, brown, per ton ,
Ditto, refined
Linseed Oil
Lins_ed Oil Cake at tn, Dull
Rai .e ake, per tou
PRICE OF TALLOW
Town Tallaw £2 10 6
Yellow Russi-
White l' I) C
Soap Ditto 0 0 0

£37 0

38 0
28 0
1 (per 1000) l4 10
7 0
7, SOAP, &c. per 1121 t.
Melting Stuff
,E 2 0 11
Ditto Hough 1 f 0
Graves -2 0
1 Good Dregs US 0
'AT, per stone of 81b,.
Tallow Melters) 2s• 2d
lARKET.
last market-day, 63. .

PRICE OF RAW F
Price of Tallow (as stated by the
COAL M
• Ships arrived since I
s. d.I

Adair's
sell, Robson & Co. Hartley 17 6
BuddL!'s West Hartley ll 0
Chester.. l4 9
Carr's Hartley l9 0
LI 'lyweil Man l9 6
Orig•nal Windsor's Poatop lii 3
Pontop Windsor l7 6
Townley . ,
Wylaai
Walls End Bewicse anclC,, 23 0
Walls End Brown's 2l 6
Walls End Josforth
Walls End Hilda 22 6,
Walls End Killmgworth 2 6'
Cragg Head Steam l7 0'

s. d.
W. E. BraddylPsHetton.., 24 0
Walls End Haswell. 24
Walls End Hetton 24 0
Walls End Larnbton
Walls End Lyons 23 I'
Walls End Russell's Hetton •.4 0
Walls End Stewart's
Walls E,;(1 Whitwell '23 3
Walls End Hartlepool 24 3
Walls End t,arrington Tees 22 3
Walls End South Durham 0
Walls End Tees 23 9
Walls End Tees Tantield 2l 0
Blythe l5 0
Cowpen l9 0
Howard's Netherton Mant... 18 0

(Front the London New Price Current of October 16.)
SUGAR.-There has been a partial cessation in the de-
mand for British Plantation Sugar this week, the grocers
have purchased sparingly of both brown and yellow quali-
ties, and the demand from the refiners has been limited ;
in prices little variation has taken place. Trinidad of low
middling greyish brown quality has been disposed of at 81s ;
Tobago low yellow 823, and mid to good from the different
Colonies 83s to 86s, above the latter figure few samples are
to be met with. At auction 121 hhds Barbadoes went
without spirit, nearly the whole, however, was disposed of,
and former rates were supported; fine yellow fetched 86;
to 86s 6d, good middling and good 84s 6d to 85s 6d, mid-
, ding 83s 6d to 84s per cwt. The Gazette average price
is 57s 6d, in 1839 it was 39s 6d, and in 1838 at this time
31; 5d per cwt.
To-day there was little life in the market, both grocers
and refiners purchasing with caution, and the quantity sold
amounted to only 300 hhds, &c., but the merchants refused
to submit to lower prices; the sales for the week arc 1,250
hhds and trs, arrivals come in slowly.
REFINED.-Former rates have been maintained for Re-
fined goods this week, and from the grocers a good de-
mand has existed : standard lumps have been disposed of
at 1023 6d to 103 s, Patent brown lumps 998 to 102 s, old
fashioned make 96s to 98s, Tittlers good 104 s to 106 s, fine
107 s to 1093, Hamburgh Loaves good and fine 104 s to
1083. Treacle has secered a fair sale, and prices are firm,
common has realized 38s 6d to 39e. Patent,3be;t old make
42s to 455. Pieces have sold freely, low and good des-
criptions at 793 to 83;, fine 84s to 87s. Bastards have
been in good request, and have fetched 72; to 783, for
middling and good, and 68; to 71s for low descriptions.
In Bonded Crushed Sugar large sales haVe been made,
and 33s 3d paid for first quality. Loaves have been in good
request, 61bs have fetched 425, lOlbs 39s to 393 6d, and 141 b
38; to 38s 6d. Treacle in large parcels has been disposed of
principally for shipment to the North of Europe, and it is
now difficult to buy at 15s. Pieces and Bastirds have sold
steadily, the former at 228 to 28s, and the latter at 20; to
21s per cwt. In Dutch Crushed Sugar small sales have
been made at 31s on board at Amsterdam.
MAURITICi.-This afternoon the trade bought more
freely at the public sales, which comprised 5,900 bags, the
whole sold, and at former rates, fine yellow fetched 85s
6d to 86s, mid and good 833 to 85s, low aid mid 81; to 823,
good and fine brown 79; to 80; 6d, low 74s to 77s per cwt.
EAST INDIA.-Bengal ha; been in good request by the
home trade, and stiff prices have been paid for white sorts,
fine white at 88s to 893 6i, mid and good 863 to 87s 6d,
low mid 84; 6d to 85; 6d, middling bright yellow 82s to
83s, fine 843 6d to 85; 6J, damp and washcd 82s to 88s
per cwt. Manilla under former rates. Siam at former
prices. Java is bald firmly.
FOREIGN.-This afternoon 555 boxes Havannah at auc
tion, 140 boxes consisted of white, only two lots of which
were sold at 33s for good quality, the rest was taken in at
30; to 31s 63 for low and middling, being rather lower;
the remainder was yellow, the sound all taken in at 24s to
25; for good middling quality.
COFFEE --Clean descriptions of British Plantation are
wanted by the home trade, and since we last wrote a good
demand has prevailed for all mid qualities ord and fine
ord kinds have been in good request, and the rates pre-
viously estal lisped have been fully maintained, unclean
kinds, however, have been neglected, and prices for such
are still depressed ; this may be attributed to the c Anne-
tition they meet with from the lower kinds of East India.
Tr is afternoon prices were firm for clean sorts of East
and West India Coffee, and a fair demand existed frota
the home trade, but unclean kinds are difficult to sell : at
auction 150 casks 680 bags Java were offered ; the firmer
sold higher, viz at 75; for good fine ord green, the latter
all sea-damaged went at 60s to 61s 6d for first class, 57s to
59s for second, and 51; 6d to 52s 6d for third do.
Ismioo.-:-Sixtb day's Sale.- Previous to the opening and
during the 'progreas of the sale this day 103 chests were
withdrawn, 776 chests have passed, the biddings were ani-
mated for all kinds, both for home use and export, and
former rates were fully supported, 140 chests have hoc",
bought in by the proprietors.
MOLASSES.-West India at previous rates; fine Antigua
at 455, Montserrat good 42e, Dominica ord 403 per cwt.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLAND; -Tin Rum market
still presents a dull aspect, and the demand for both Ja-
maica, and Leeward; has been very limited; the pur-
chases have not exceeded 200 puns, and the prices ac-
cepted are again in favour of buyers. Proof Leewards
selling et 3s 11d; Jamaica 30 to 36 over proof 6s to 4d : a
small parcel of very fine have realized 7s 3d. In East India
nothing has been done, although holders are willing to accept
easier rates. The arrivals have been 300 puns since we
last wrote. The demand for Brandy has been very li-
mited, and rather lower prices have again been accepted.
The nearest quotations for Cognac are as follow :-first
brand of the vintage of 1836, 5s 2d in hhds, pun; 5.;
1837, hhds ss, puns 4s 10d ; 1838, hhds 4; 10d, puns
4s Bd.: 1839, hhds and puns 4s 4d to 4; bd. Geneva
has sold steadily at is lad to 28. For British Corn
Spirits there has been a good demand, and lOs 2d paid for
cash parcels.
Ores.-In common descriptions of Fish Oils little
variation has occurred. Pale Seal at 301 lOs to 311, Cod
28l 15; to 291. In Sperm prices have been steady. Fbr
Linseed Oil on the spot and to arrive, 28s has been ac-
cepted. Rape pale at 28s and brown at 375. Olive in
brisk request. 65s for Gallipoli, and Spanish at 561 to 57 1.
Palm at 38/. East India Cocoa Nut at 41s 6d to 42s
per cwt.
This afternoon 53 tutis fine Sperm, and 200 tuns South-
ern Oil, were offered at auction, the former all sold at
106/ to 106/ 5; ; the latter was partly disposed of at 231
to 26/ for middling and fine quality.
COCOA.-British Plantation has supported former rates,
but the trade have purchased sparingly, and a small part
only of 295 pkgs at auction found buyers at sls to 55s tad
for mid and good mid red Trinidad, and 47s to 48s for
mid St. Lucia.
TALLOW.-For Russian Tallow on the spot this week
importers have obtained 52; to 52s 3d for P. Y. C. of first
quality ; South American, 48s 6d to 52; for mid and flee
quality. For delivery in the two next months, P. Y. C.
at 52; 3d a 52s lid. For spring months, at 53s to 538 3d
per cwt.
This afternoon prices were steady for P. Y. C. at 52s on
the spot, and 52s 6d to 53s for delivery in the two next
and spring months.
FRUIT.-For New Valencia Raisins there were numerous
buyers, and three cargoes have been disposed of at 425.
per cwt.
TEA.-There has been an increased desire evinced on
the part of the trade to purchase Tea, and the business
transacted this week has been to a greater extent than
has been the case for several weeks. The following are
the prices paid : Congou low ordinary new 2s 34e1
to 23 3,1 d, but middling small blackish dull leaf rather
course and rather flat 2s 4d to 2s 44d, but middling
blackish leaf rather coarse and strong 2341 d to 2s sd, but
mid small blackish leaf rather H M. kind 2s qd to 2; sd,
but mid Sou kind blackish leaf rather strong 2s 3d to
2s 51d, mid blackish leaf rather H. M. kind 2s bid to
2s 63, mid even blackish leaf and strong 23 6/4 to 2s 6d,
mid pale leaf strong and old 2s 7d to 2s 7/d, mid black
leaf strong and full Pck Sou flavour 2s 83 to 2s 103 ;
Bohea, Canton 2s lid to 2s 2id ; Pouchong 2s 04d to
2s 61d, mid even leaf in varnished boxes 33 old to 3s lid,
superior 3s 31c1 to 3s 6d ; Gunpowder, good mid rather
strong and brightish leaf 4s 6d to 4s 10d, mid strong burnt
4s 3d to 4s 4d, mid rather coarse pale brightish leaf 3s 6d to
3s 61d, mid glazed leaf 3s 2d to 3s 34d ; Hyson, good mid
fresh brightish leaf 49 2d to 4s 4d, good mid fresh twisted
dark leaf 4s Id to 4s I Id, good mid little burnt pale brightish
leaf 3s 8d to 3s oid, mid rather dark bloom kind Os 10d to
3s 1:1d, mid fresh burnt twisted pale leaf 3s 21d to 3s
61d, but mid rather strong 3s 01d to 3s 2d, 'mid and
good mid coarse mixt pale leaf 2s 61d to 2s 9d ; Hyson
Skin, low dingy pale faint leaf is Hid to is 'lid,
better 2s 24d to 2s 3 d ; Twankay, but mid rather coarse
pale brightest leaf 2s 4-141 to 25 41d, but mid rather coarse
dull leaf 2; 4d to 2s 4/cl, but middling fresh burnt
bloom kind 2s 4/d to 2s 4,a-iii mid pale leaf bloom kind 9s
51d to 2s 7d; Orange Pekoe, mid even pale leaf bloom
kind 3s 6d, but mid rather scented 3s 21d to 3s 31d, mid
fresh mixed 3s Od to 3s Od : black leaf Pekoe mid
full flavour 2s 7d to 23 8d ; scented Orange Pe-
koe 3s 9d ; Caper, but mid mixed leaf 23 54d to
2; 7d ; Souchong, mid blackish leaf Pekoe flavour
2s 10/d to 35 24d, good mid ripe and full 35 sid ; Impe-
rial, but mid yellowish leaf Twankay flavour 3s led to
3s. 2d ; Hung Muey, but mid course and new even leaf
2s 5d to 2s 543 ; Young Hyson, but mid Twankay flavour
2; 64d to 2s 9dbright leaf Hyson flavour 3s Od to 3s 51d
per lb.
In the speculative market prices have advanced a little
for Company's Congou, cash parcels having been disposed
of at 28 3i-d to 28 43, and for prompts sales have been
made at 2s 4A3 to 2s 53. On 'Change this afternoon most
parties were not disposed to sell for cash under 2s 4d.
The stock of Tea at this port is only 178,00011 as less than
last year at this time, but in the kingdom it is 1,500,000 lb; ,
less than in 1839.
SpicEs.--There has been a better demand for black
Pepper, and prices have assumed a firmer
.apjearairee,
by private contract several parcels of ord light stalky
under Sumatrathe havela latter
rbeen a disposedfigure
there
areei natet
3113.thetr0 sellers sued
;
auction 250 bags M dabar sold at aid to 43 for fair
gteyish, half heavy at 4d to 4id. East India Ginger has
maintained former rates, but there has not been much de-
mandformerer rates have b
,
gal went at les 63 to 17;
for sup-
f,o
1. mid: at;
fer auction
‘ve
sltl2lnbde
India
as
ported. Nutmegs : prices have been fully maintained.

i

RICE. —For Java there has been a good deal of inquiry
and 9s to 11 e 6d offered for low and good white,. 'Caro-
lina has been in fair demand for holm: use at 349 to 365,
for export 23s is asked.
This afternoon there was mode disposition shown to pur-
°base Bengal at a public sale of 5,000 bags the whole
found buyers, but 3d under former rates, mid white went at
12s 6d to 133 per cwt.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS.
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Beiln V.
—.................-. ----P----- "'"". ..."
Per Quarter s. to s. i. to s. s. to 0. s. to :. s.
X ingdon CO 72 30 40 'l4 34 44 5 44 40
Andover 54 7'i 03 41 1'.6 34
Banbury 56 -- 30 40 '25 32 -' 41)
• , 4a ''
Basingstoke, 60 7:2, '27 38 26 3 ? 46 zi- '
Cirencester-, C 3 64 24 36 29 3'2 .40 4'2 ••••• :-
Coventry — 63 36 ati 35 4ES —4O ...
Pease.
Daventry
......
Derby 65 70 33 42 20. 34 '0 52 --.
....
Dowd: n — 72 4 —4O 4,2 "" 46
Hunger ford 52 70 32 53 23 133 44 52 30
......
Mallon
Maidenhead s's 78 35 40 25 34 43 59 ", 4.5'
Nottilgham 51 'ili 37 40 '25 35 47 46 51 4,,
..,
Wantage 63 80 34 40 26 32 34 --•-
.....
Warwick 34 40 21) 33
43 -- 40
Winchester 70 36 29
Yo.:k — 60 32 4t) 26 39 *--
a sA
Per Bushel. s. d. x. d. s. d. S. d. s. d. S. d. s. d, s. d. is•
i 7 0
Birmingh am 7 1 8 9 3 9 53 4 1 4); 6 6 48 1 6
-------
EDINBURGH CORN MARKET,—Oct: 14 peOb
Wheat. f Barley. 1 Oats. I Peas'. 60; Per
First 44s. od. 38s 63. 28s ild. I 30..04. 47 e
N ,rnr,l 1 CIA 11 I R./ 0 24 4) ''T 2 44

MARK ..—Oct:
Oats. i PCZtiC.
e24Bs WI . 304. Ocl.
9 47 9 I
j 22 0 44 0
.................. 3/ 6s 9 I
,oviSIONs .. C.
,‘ 01. to V.
ficet, per ,o. Freshßutter, lb. 16., j OV.
Mutton —..„--......,—.. . 'Salt Ditt0—............1,1., 100 0
Veal.----,....---..... 0 8 810 Ditto, per 05t....04 .7 0
Eggs, per Jos. —. t'' 11 6
Lorin, per qr. —.,. 2 0 5 0 OatStrawotpl.).• ; (,), 11 6
rillow, cwt.........-43 0 45 • Wheat Ditto.... 9 ' 9 0
2,u,rern Loaf —.. 0 9 09f Barley Ditto ...• 9 ; 10
Potatoes, 141 b. —,.. 0 5 0 0 Hay, per5t..........* •
EDINIIURGII MEAL MARKET.—Oct. 19,
Per Sack of 2801 b. Imp. Per Stone of 1410. i ..
.. '2 9
First Oatmeal £l 19 0 First Oatmeal ........ .
.... 0 g 0
e
B,cond ditt0.,,,, - 0 18
Barleymeat.. ... 1 II 0 Barleyv.teal ......... ....----- 0 1
PeascusGal I 9 0 Pease rneal ...................
Pot Barley from 325. to 525. per sack.

Wheat. f Barley.
First B4s. Od. 3Ss 6d.
66 0 3'l 0
48 0 23 t,
Average price of Wheat.,
PRICES OF PR,
Us. Sc!. to Os. id.
0 5 0 7

CORNWALL MARKETS.
(Calculated at 24 gallons to the

- ----d
- s. d. to ar. d. s. d. to s. •
Cruro — U 8 4 0 4 3
flel.tone
St. Austell — 0 9 0 0 4 u
totimln 0 8 8— 0 4 4
"iskeard 3 9 9 0 3 9 4 3
Launceston — 0 9 0 - 0 3 g
-;..trnclford 8 0 9 0 3 4 5 1-1
l'enzance 8 6 9 6 0 5

_
- O
.... 0 3
i
11
5
$
0 3
••••• o 3 4
9 9 314
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ard skill ant
DEATHS FROM THE EXPLOSION I"- before
DAMP.- On Saturday last, an inquest took place Arms'
b Ms
John Blackburne, Esq., Coroner,q at the Sossc'eAlir 01
Bank, on view of the bodies of Joseph
Thomas Ramskill, father and son, of Baehelor'
of a fire-
explosion,
the Bark, who were the unheppy victims
explosion, on Monday week, in a coal
Kirkby Fenton, Esq., of Thorp Hall. The tsvc'e eat'
ceased persons had been sent b the steward, city ,01
day of the melancholy event, toy let off a quan'it- se-
sulphureous air from one of the old works' f ille„n; tbi°
companied by a safety-lamp. While P,..41t‘!"014
duty, notwithstanding the previous caution of tbe gams-
not to light a candle, and also the wish of the elder,: obee
kill to do without the use of a candle, the s°° 'slides
diently lighted one, which, immediately a hole waellotill
issued in an explosion of the sulhureous air, gilt, "o-f• see
burst upon them. The son died, from the cocco-0, the
vsereeburning, on Thursday last, and the father, heads or
pit bclonginede,
lem effect, on Friday last. They were the ~,0 esa-
arge families. The son's fatalmishap and his wile, etal.
fin •reent occurred on the same day. Verdict--Acci`'e-
death. e t for 'll•
The Liverpool Theatre is in the market %el
it withtric 0
tsatisfactory proofs in his pocket, that however tacit etes
P
are at a discount, at Liverpool they are as
as ever.e, 4700
FALKIRK TRYST.—The third and la.- gees
market for the year commenced upon Monday on the teas
market
ground. To turns an idea of its extent, Igo waYst3t et-PIlteI c '
l
above eighty imperial acres are in this mark oci
About 90,000 sheep were sold, The first %lc at• eel
cr
white-laced ewes, at 18s. per head. One forge tot 0004
fine white-faced ewes sold at Il is. per head; op,
white-laced Cheviots from 2es, to 31s. ; other lots
r.pa
sold at similar prices. Ttic sales were very quick'
was lif,ed
Woo
good judges state that about Is. 6d. per bead
more than at last market. On Tuesday the trYst"grltessi
was nearly filled with very fine stock. The aell're 000
out for high prices, and, as many cattle-dealers were _eta,
the south and other quarters, sales commenced ackvaucon,
geously for the disposers. The first lot disposed ofe 6,e,
1 froci
sisted of 25 three-year-old stots—sold at la
Another lot of 27 brought 181. Mitch cows broughtir, to,
101. to 121. Small North Highland stets sold at 41
41. 6s. A great number of hot ses was in the,,lnat.imel
Good draught horses brought from 20/. to 30/. OP
ponies from 61. to 101. ~,ki i'ACT.
CONVICTION UNDER THE VACCINAT'- ger,
nine Pere°l.4,B.„.nd
—At the Marlborough Petty Sessions
pioeuCC 9 in" L,
summoned for unlawfully attempting to'
by inoculation. As this was the first instence et a prof0 c
cution under the Act the parties were disrels" " Peeesier 6
costs only. The public ought also to know that el r g the
of a patient labouring under the small-pox wills bee°
persons so offending to imprisonment fur b
t sit
to 4,
STITCHER
Y.—There is variety tial
elle 0 in 03
tisfy amybod
Y, and' there are gradations bUou "0
en es I'b e
stitches to descend, to any capacity but
fi 'a man's• bre 4.--
;re tambour stitch—satin—eh nny—neve' tori
erne—and queen-stitches • there111—
ce,ed. is slabbing...A/gills
opals
and button-stitch ;
stitch ; there is socksearn'ing roping
—od log.
herring-bone .!... b ...,
stitch and cross-stitch ; there— sow
S i t •
pan sa-stttch—and Irish ' is rosemary •tebe'
is beel StAL has V
stitch ; there
overcast --andsteam ' .
—an stitch ; h • . as. --
emming—felling---- .. whIP
inn ; darning—grafting—and patching • tber° l' rip 0
stitch—and fisher ge_gathcedi e,
stitch ; there is fine-dra'ain
marking—trimming—and tuckin Tie Art of reed!
work, by the Countess of .
Wilton.
n. 11 er
NIGER EXPEDITION.—On Saturday last 0 1
Majesty's steam-vessel Wilberforce, the third goin fef•iieei
built by Mr. John Laird for tit' ' vias jaunt
4is expe...tooo, • sio re,
from his yard, North Birkenhead. She is corno°g.„2oi.
ree months. .
by Commander W. Allen, R.N., will receive ber -,alers
nary
weeks.to
sels for the same expedition, are, we
Commander-dTaYhei''
d near'
The
and
Bird
Albert,is
A i expected
ecna,p tRa
i.
nNt oTbr
Trotter,
tready
.fjsotrw.
,t:rinsadtleiLco.ivd
a, f;
~ the other
ready for sea. —Liverpool Albion. 1
~,! CO k
UNIVERSAL USE OF THE NEEDI''
neediewo r-
modern ,e 0
how
enow take a more extended view of
refer, from tto
wide the range to which we might
point eceseceerpstat,n ill.
c,
jewelled and golden wrought slippers of the East t 0 gi /(''
&Oa) the
.„ t 0
grass-embroidered mocassinsb
of the West •
geous and erte •
voluptuous Turk, or the luxurious Indian, to °de bap„
Californian
t h eea nt inan-ue if
unattractive
,ering raiment of the court'le Pla"in% ," C.
yet exquisitely wrought se-rint,,e, a ca.,-
nti;odes asunder in every to„I th
from the entrails of the 0•1'6.- -
e; nlayed 9." ti
nisu7the equal though very differently tesr ;.,, almost eve
ity, and industry of the needlewomau - to the free S;
Fortier of the earth, from the burning equal°er ',cows 1
tgole.—The Art of Needlework, by th '-'
Wilton.' 1 thr t 4
ftle•„,b
A public meeting of the inhabitants
°it, that ° ' f
townv, is announced to be held at the Gu;ldba
edienY
inst.,d-
-f "for the purpose of determining the er%?! convect;
:ruopolis a /,
tehreming a railroad from these towns, to Exet‘cip,
communication by railway with the 0" , Jain 0
rf
the Northern and Eastern Counties. -eessefOr 1,
Plyntoutti

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cSoAr‘nrhOußi,YLoannddonS,
oppositeON S
then u fat
Banktur i n so C N~. 'A.
SILVER PLATED DISH COVEP•-• /4 I -
selection, in their show-reoms, a very largo varlet/ .toTn'er
SILVER-PLATED DISH COYERS,fraut Fifteen
Guineas the set.
Double Dome Pattern.
I Plated ' Size. Xs. d. to in.
Dish Covers, 20 in. ö 13 e 1 Plat edDish Cover,
.„ ~ 4 1
1 Dish covers r 41,„ G ~,
~ o Dish Cover, IS in. 4 7(i 1 ~
, ~ Dish Covers, 14 in. bl 2 6 2 ~ Dish Corers,
' :IS I.' I 3
The ➢felon ratt!,:e.: ii ;iO6
Per Set ...... ,_,..-.. rive:
gefSEilnv
ger
nthgfotiiiiii
ii
iis,,,rt
' : tterns have silo'
_,.. r
raneus pa . the er so'
iields for engraving
•

Per Set £ls 13 •

The above and all the other v.
ales and mountings and silver all
coat of arms.

; fi"
REGISTER STOVES, 3 ft. wide, 24%er 00v. :
Poles for Window Curtains, is. 3d. per foot. ,het stoo
Bd. per inch ; elliptic stoves, 4d. per inch ; red orisniat
with bright fronts, bright and black bars, bromee'`,.. &goer
100 s. ; brass poles for window curtains, 14
elegyioc' 3 feet
Is. 3d. per foot • 2 inches Is. Bd. ; a 3 inch
topple' fo 19''. 0
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Frederick Worsley, Esq., of a daughter. 5,10,,
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Mr. C. Cutler, of Doctors'-commeris, to Mary
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daughter of Mr. Inns, of Toweester.. 13 outai 1°
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of New Inn, London, to Miss Sophia Young, n'e
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Young, R.N., Gosport. vort.. /l:
Esq., of Mark-lane.
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the late Mr. John Jliers, of -'
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the agct, ~ 9 0 non i,
At 'Mow, in India, .
Lieutenant Walter .11aue ' oruroani
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beth Bell, aged 84.
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Haut-General
of William Nelson• Clarke, Esq., and dau
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widow of the late W. '
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