The Sun.
London, England, 1841-07-31 00:00:00

THE WEA T 11ER-AT ERAGES.

C

It r:! a bla7ing I
fire on the 18th day of July ! the speculators in the
funds are watching the downward motion of the baro-
meter, and the Three per Cents. ; bankers are looking
for a turn of the screw in Threadneedle-street ; mer-
chants are calculating the fall in the continental ex-
changes ; politicians are speculating on a possible coup
d'etat before Christmas ; repealers are predicting the be-
ginning of the end.
There is one class, and one only, which is full of hope,
under the threatened calamity of a deficient harvest—
the great corn gamblers have begun their operations.
These speculators in the foOd of the people, like the ill-
omened birds of prey, which scent afar off the field of
carnage, are beginning to plume their wings . and
sharpen' their beaks for the day of famine. The opera-
tions for a rise in the averages have already begun.
We are told of secret and simultaneous move-
ments amongst the leading corn-dealers. •Do our
readers require to be enlightened as to the
modes operandi of these disinterested supporters of
the sliding scale ? The tale is soon unfolded. At this
season of the year when the grain waves upon our plains,
the leading London houses send firth their trusty agents
to scour the country. Men, with sharp peering eyes,
and inquisitive noses, may be seen scanning the wheat
fields, and examining the standing corn, and carefully
taking notes of the state of the growing crop. .72rom
day to day these emissaries send their reports to head
quarters, announcing the prospects of the coming harvest
—" a full crop," " a fair average," " a deficient har-
vest," " a failing crop." These are the various reports
which reach the secret counting houses of the great
London operators. They classify and compare these ac-
counts, and strike the average of the whole. They eye
the barometer from hour to hour, count the moon's quar-
ters, and mark the prevailing direction of the wind. If
all the symptoms foretel a probable deficiency in the
harvest at home, then their resolve is prompt, and their
action energetic.
Having uespatched trusty agents to buy up, with gold,
the stocks of corn on the Continent, they sit .down to
their desks, and write confidential letters to their confe-
derates in Liverpool, Bristol, Hull, &sc., the burden of
which may be expressed in two words—" We must work
the averages." Forthwith the game begins. Fictitious
sales are made from hand to hand, by confidential
cliques, who form round robins for the occasion, :each
sale, at an increased price, being duly reported to the
returning officers. The average price of British corn is
thus made to rise, and the duty on foreign grain to fall
in proportion, until, by the time that their foreign pur-
chases reach home, they have reduced the duty to a no-
minal rate, at which their corn is cleared for consump-
tion. Prices are next allowed to drop a little, until the
duty rises high enough to exclude further importation.
The market is then in the hands of the successful gam-
blers in bread, they become in due time the competitors
with the farmers, who are then heard to exclaim loudly
against the sliding scale—that scale which the farmer
and corn merchant, the duper and the duped, united in
upholding at the late election

THE MARKETS-YESTERDAY.

CORN EXCHANGE.

The supply of English Wheat th's week has been good,. of
Oa, s fiir, and of Foreign Wheat considerable. The weather
continuing dry, though the trade was not brisk,. Wheat sold
fully equal to Monday's prices. Barley, Beaus. and Peas, re-
mained tirm: Oats met a moderate demand at last quotations.
Flour as last reported.
SMITHFIELD MARKET.

The supply was moderate, the demand brisker than on Mon-
day, everything met with ready buyers at our present quotations.
Beasts, 620 ; Sheep and Lambs, 8,660 ; Pigs, 508 ; Calves
378. Beef, 3s. Ed. to .4s. 10d. ; Mutton, 4s. to ss. ; Veal, 4s.
to ss. 2d. ; Pork, 4s. to ss. ; Lamb, ss. to ss. 6d.

COLONIAL MARKET.
The market was quiet ; both shippers and the home trade
operated with much caution, but prices were steady for all the
leading articles.. The imports were fair from all quarters.
TEA MARKET.

There was more life in the market, and prices were firmer ;
sales of Company's Congou were made at 2s. 34d. cash, but in
Free Trade there was little business don•.
TALLOW MARKET.

The demand was dull but holders were Erre, and P.Y.
Candle could not he had under 475. 6d. per cwt. For delivery
in lzst three months little was done, but prices were unchanged.

PRICE OF 2snEAl).

The bights Trice of = eacr 1.. the Maroplis is 930 for the 411=
Loaf. Good 8r0../ may be had at 71,id.

PRIUE3 OF SEEDS

Per Cwt,

Per Quarter

Sew E. 431 sh Roo C10ver...56s 134 s St. Fein ...... —s —s ---t
Old , it.... Div° —s —s —s Rye G ass. —s —3 ..-I
New Foreign Ditto —s 56s Ws Pacey Grass —s ....3 —s
01.1 Dion Litt° —s —s —s Linseed, for fettling ~.—s Ns sts
ew White Clover 411 s Vs 63s Dit o, for sowing .......—s 58 • fOs
Old Dias Ditto —s 42s 46s Ditto, for crushit:g ....—s 46s 48,
,t 4, Tre oil —s 20s 41s H. ro ' ' • —s 4.-is 4&
Ohl l:itto —s I9s 36s Canary —s 90s IOU:
Jr' folium - s 48s 70s1 Per Bushel._ _ - _ _

E glish Carraway —s sOs 5 s White Mustard ....12s Od to 15s 0,
Foreign "AU° 44s 50s Brown Ditto 145 Od to lis Os
Coriamlis —s —s —s,Tares

PRltj; OF TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per 1121 b,
town Talbw .£2 I; II Melting Stuff £1 IA 0
Yellow Russia
White . • C Graves

Soap Ditto 0 0 01Good Dregs 0 t 0
PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone of Nbs,
Price of Tallow (as stated by the Tallow Meltars) :r.s. GO.

P.tlOE JF OIL.
Rape Oil, brown, per ton ....£44 10
Ditto, refined
Linseed Oil 3O 0
Lins ed Oil Cake at the Mill (per 1000,
ha, e Cake, per to.: 7 0
COAL MARKET.
Ships arrived since last market day, 12.
Adair'S
Middle's West Hartley I 0 Walls Er.d Haswell. ... rl l
dell, Hobson le Co. Hartley 16 0 Walls End Lambton
V°lywell Ma n !EI f; Walls End North Durham... 1 , 0
Old lantield Moor..
Ravensworth's W. flartley 16 0 Walls Encr Atlehide 2O ii
Smith's l'untup 1 / cl Walls End Barrett. l9 0
I anfleld Moor
%Veit Pelaw...
Wylatii

Walls El vetvic,c C • '2O 0 Howard's Netherton Plain... 11 0
Walls End Hilda.

( From the London New Price Current of July 30.)

&MAR.—There has been less activity in the market
for British Plantation Sugar this week, both grocers and
refiners have been cautious in their operations, and the
market has presented a tranquil appearance. Im-
porters have been more desirous to realise, and during
the last two clays have submitted to a reduc-
tion on former rates of 6d for good yellow, and
Is for low and brown sorts ; the private purchases for the
three market days has been 1,150 hhds and trcs ; at pub-
lic sale on Tuesday 103 hhds Barbadoes went off quietly,
good to fine yellow at 66s to 70s, middling to good mid-
dling 62s 6d to 65s : 51 hhds, 86 tres, 58 brls St. Lucia
were sold, good middling to good yellow 63s to 655, mid-
dling 61s to 625, low middling 59s to 60s per cwt of
fine yellow sorts the supply is still small.
To-dal the market was inactive, and but a limited de-
mand existed for either brown or yellow descriptions,
the prices accepted were in favour of buyers, making the
decline for the week Is, excepting for fine yellow sorts,
which cannot be quoted more than 6cl cheaper, the total
sales for the week are 1,750 hhds and tierces ; no public
sale is declared.

REFINED.—For Refined Goods this week prices hav
given way is to is 6d. Standard Lumps at 94s 6d to
95s ; Tittlers and Hamburgh Loaves, fine 100 s to 105 s,
good 96s to 995, common 95s to 965, good brown Lumps
945, and ord 92s 6d to 935. • Pieces, good to fine 70s to
795, ordinary to middling 64s to 69s per cwt. Bastards,
common at 25s to 26s ; Patent 27s to 29s ; and Golden
Syrup 30s to 33s ; the best old good and fine at 57s to
645, low to middling 40s to 56s per cwt. Treacle at 30s
per cwt. Bonded Crushed Sugar, first quality at 30s to
30s 3d. Loave, 101 b at 345, and 141 b at 32s 6d to 335.
Treacle at 13s 9d to 14s. Dutch Crushed Sugar, 28s on
board at Amsterdam.

MAURITIUS.—This afternoon the biddings were lan-
guid : at a public sale of 4,285 bags prices gave way is
per cwt, fine yellow sold at 64s to 65s 6d, good mid and
good 59s 6d to 63s 6d, mid 57s to 58s 6d, low mid 56s to
575, mid brown 50s to 52s per cwt.
EAST INDIA.—For white descriptions of Bengal prices
have given way 6d to is per cwt. Brown kinds are not
offered at lower rates ; fine white at 70s 6d to 725, good
68s to 70s, middling 673 to 68s, low middling 65s 6d to
665, damp and washed 62s to 69s 6d, good to fine dry
yellow 60s to 645, low damp brown 43s to 465, good
yellow 59s to 64s per cwt. For Java the demand has
been limited, and holders are more disposed to realise.
Manilla at reduced rates.

This afternoon the home trade operated with caution
in Bengal, and 4,858 bags 48 cases at public sale were
mostly taken in at former rates ; the small part, how-
ever, sold went rather cheaper, low to good yellow sold
at 58s to 635, middling to fine white 65s to 72s ; free
brown in cases taken in at 49s per cwt.
FOREIGN.—BraziI looking down ; Bahia taken in at
easier rates, viz. good strong greyish yellow at 20s to 21s,
middling 19s 6d to 20s, fine brown 19s to 20s, middling
16': to 18s, ordinary 14s ad to 15s 6d, washed 14s to 15s
ad, strong sound grey 16s to 17s ad per cwt, being is to
is ad above what buyers seem disposed to pay. Since
writing the above, a cargo of yellow Havannah of strong
quality has been sold, deliverable here at 21s 6d per cwt.
MOLASSES.—For West India a fair demand has pre-
vailed and prices have been supported ; at auction 115
puns St. Lucia were disposed of, ord at 22s ad, midd 23s
to 245, good 25s to 265, 23 puns mid Demerara fetched
24s 6d per cwt ; privately some parcels have bsen dis-
posed of at a similar rates.
TEA.—The Free Trade market has presented a quiet
appearance since our last, and by private contract the
transactions hare been upon a small scale only ; Congou
has maintained the former value, and common has
not been disposed of under 2s 3d cash ; but
at the public sales prices gave way lid to 2-.12-d
for Pouchong, .of which a large proportion consisted
on Twankay and Hyson, the decline amounted to id to Id
per lb. The total quantity- 'offered consisted of 16,863
packages, or 908,060 lbs, of which 673,380 lbs com-
prised- black and 234,680 green Tea, of which 9,550
packages were sold at the following rates ; Congou,
coarse 2s 3d; . blackish leaf rather strong 2s 4d,
ditto strong 2s 5d to 2s Gd ; Hung Muey 2s s;t-d
Pouchong is 8d to 2s 5d ; Flowery Pekoe good to fine
3s 8d to 3s 9d; Orange Pekoe fine 3s 2d to 3s 2id; Twan.•
kay, yellowish leaf 2S lid to 2s 2d, mid coarse 2s 3d ;
Hyson, coarse yellow leaf 2s ad,. but mid to mil 2s 8d to
3s; Young Hyson, Twankay flavour 2s Id ; Imperial laid
coarse 2s lld to 3s Id, good mid brightish leaf 3s 2d to
3s 6d; Gunpowder mid coarse 3s 8d to 3s 10d, good mid 4s
per lb. In the speculative market there has been little
but prices have been steady at 2s 31d to 2s 34d fur Com-
pany's Congou, cash. The deliveries, however, of Tea
keep large, and have amounted to 480,0001bs during the
past week ; for public sale on 10th August, 2,000 pkgs
at:4 declared. The stock in the kingdom is under
30,000,0001b5, of which it is estimated that not above
22,000,0001bs are available.
The non-arrival of accounts from China produced
more activity in the speculative market to day, and a
large amount of business. was transacted in. Company's
Congou, at .2s 4id to 2s 44d cash, and 2s 44d short
prompts,pg being an advance of Id per lb, and on
.it7inwags
_diffe.clat to bity.at 2s 4P cash. Free
c hae
Trade attracted mote' attention: any -of the cleakis:
considering it unsafe to remain out of stock any longer,
and purobasee to a fair extent were made at all advance

MOR N LINT SUN.

imilar to that noticed fthrWe r' C0117:011

disy.oi(d of at -••-
1):'1' lb. Tice rnal-1; (h!.
all sorts of Ton.
COFFEF.—There has been an increased desire num
fested on the part of the home trade to purchase all clean
descriptions of British Plantation this week, and by pri-
vate contract several parcels have been disposed of is to
2s above previous rates •, the short supply has, however,
in some measure operated against business, particularly
in middling and good sorts ; unclean kinds,l however,
still move off slowly, but prices have been maintained
this week.
This afternoon the demand was active for both East
and West India sorts, and prices have still an upward
tendency for most kinds. At public sale 47 casks 56
brls British Plantation 89 bales Mocha, 19 bags East
India at the 9d duty, and 43 bags St. Domingo wen!
offered. British Plantation was an ordinary sec°n_c,l
hand parcel, and partly sold at 55s to 77s fir low to g
end unclean, and Triage 28s to 455, Mocha wentat
85s Gd to 86s for good ord brown, being_ the full value.
Rims, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—The demand has
been extensive for all descriptions of West India Etta!
this week, both from the home trade and shippers, an
d
prices have advanced 1:1,-d to 2d per gallon ; of Jamovalca
450 puns have been sold, 19 to 26 per cent. er
r 'proof at 4s Gd. to 4s Bd, *2B to 33 over 4s 101 l to
5s 2d, better quality 5s 4d to 5s 9d, ore-
rior marks, Gs to 6s 6d ; the sales of Demerara ho.e..
amounted to the large quantity of 650 puns 26 to 36 per
cent. over proof at 3s 4d to 4s, superior marks 34 to 30
over 4s Id to 4s 3d. Of Leewards 220 puns have belt;
sold proof to 2 over at 2s Id to 2s 2d, 10 t°
over, from 2s 5d to 2s 10d. For East India th
market has been brisk, and prices has advanced 2d'.
per gallon ; the sales have been 650 hhds Calcutta, sr'
Is 6d to is 6-0 proof ; but principally at the
rate. For proof Leewards there are now but few sellers
under 2s 3d per gallon. Of Mauritius 100 casks hare
been sold at stiffer rates. The arrivals of n°o2
have been 714 puns, &c., this week. For 07
sorts of Brandy a fair demand has existed at 1.11
rates, but new kinds have met with a slow sale, Pyle
however keep firm, we quote Cognac first brands, dos
vintage of 1836, hhds 5s 6d, and puns 5s 4d, 103n7 bads
5s 3d, puns 5s Id, 1838 hhds 5s 2d, puns ss, 183(2' ~ a
4s Bd, puns 4s 6d, 1840 hhds 3s 6d, puns 3s 4d. •le•-•-or.,
has met with a slow demand, common at is Ild to °%
fine 2s 6d to 2s 8d per gallon. British Corn Spirits ha'
been •in good demand, and prices firm at lOs 2ticasbj. f
SPICES.—This afternoon the public sales consis(l,;:-
400 chests Cassia Lignea, 14 casksand 120 -32'
'lace, Atteir
24 barrels Cloves ; Cassia - forme
1.417nea met with more aced
tion, and the whole sold at full rates, middling t°,',TDA
middling fetched 94s to 995.
,431oves-taken in,lenaaPr•
Is4d, and Bourbon at Is 2id. Mace at 3s for go°

dinary Dutch V second quality. A Ptri-
CCCOA.—In Foreign few sales have been 11111",re',.;nidsd
tish Plantation advanced 6d to ls. per cwt.
fetched 42s to 59s for ord to fine red, and con3lol'
40 to 41s per cwt.
FRUIT.—The low prices of Currants appeairmitt•otiellstiaiceef.
increased the demand much ; in the low g
Valentias some rather extensive sales have been :31111d
Red Smyrna Raisins have become rather sore"
prices have advanced 2s per cwt. rtuer
RlCE.—Bengal Rice disposed of Gd to 9d under °A 6cl.
rates, good mid white went at Its 6(.1 to 12s, nod 11's
eb;
yellow was taken in at lOs per cwt. Java at t 0
former rates ; at public sale 320 bags sold at 930,
lOs Gd. Madras ord yellow at 8s 6d to 9s Per 4
Carolina has supported former rates.
This afternoon the market was inactive for ---,Ails
and 1,550 sacks at public sale were taken in at lln "-old
6d for middling white, being former rates. Jays&
Madras was, however, more sought after at full rasacoo
te oeti
TALLOW.—For Russian Tallow prices have °iltne.
Wne
6d per cwt ; on the spot purchasers have been
to nay 47s 6d to 47s 9d for I'etersburgh Yellow for
For delivery in the last three months 47s 9d to 4ttith
the early part of next year 48s 3d is asked. '-e0 ja
American at stiffer rates. Town Tallow has be
good demand. t could'
afternoon for P.Y.C. purchases on the sP,
.„priesn
not be made under 47s 6d per cwt ; South
goodi.o fine quality sold at 43s 6d to 46s 6d, ord tuove
cluing 4ls to 435, Grease 34s to 38s ; 106 paekage6
47s to 50s per cwt. been
OILS.—From the home trade the demand 119% dis"
brisk for Cod and Pale Seal Oil, the former has been
as
posed of at 271 lOs, and the latter at 391 on the Sit as
as for arrival: For Southern prices have be,eos per
tamed, common sorts for shipping at 241 to 241; toga
tun. Prices are firm fur Sperm, British at " 09s9a,
per tun; in Linseed Oil prices declined to 29s Ow oes
per cwt. Rape Oil has advanced ; on the sP°t 5445 6a
Palo have been made at 45s to 45s 6d, and browni but
per cwt. Cocoa Nut Oil has moved aftslol,:lra at
holders have refused to submit to lower rates- apish
at former prices. For Olive prices are firmer. 'l3
at 591 to 611., and Gallipoli 671 to 681 per tun' t 15s fur
This afternoon Southern sold at 241)05 to 2
3/ 155 to
ordinary to fine pale quality. Palm fetchedand ilead
341; Sperm from New York 911 to 911105'
matter 1001 per tun.

COUNTRY MARKETS•.

W h eat.

Bar►ey. I Oats.

t 5 can'.
. -~~'

Per Quarter.' S. to s.
3ath I 64 83
landford 52 t 2
itlprt 08
s'l 62 4S 92 2r. 2R 34 42
Exc'er ...V 64 70 I:7 34 21 29 40 --
Oloucester......! 60 67 20 :.32 21 18 40 42
,inildford 62 71 139 35 I 1-.4 30 40 45
Newbury 51 76 29 32 26 30 40 46
_leading., !A 74 1:6 3:i f.'o 30 40 43
Salisbury 52 62 *.27 34 i2O 28 40 50
ShErborne G2 64 128 21 '24 3f) i4O 44'
iheptolllllallet, 60 70 j2B 34 22 27 38 46

s. to s. I I. to s.
SO 33 I t'3
31 32 23 26

to &
' 60
4(t

Uxbridge ! i 137 43 ;23 28 --
WArminster ,48 69 129 33 !25 27 ,' 42 46
Winchester 45 60 l
&civil '52 GUI :.0 32 !:4 28 140 44.
LEEDS CORN MARKET.
..•
heat, Isiqrfolk and Stittolk, finih. 664.
W
.
York. and Litiu.oln. 615 b.
:trley, Norfolk end Suffolk 275.1
Yorkshire and Lincolnshire ..................... ...,e,:, t
Grinding
Beans 6311). ....... ". •:, i s. t
................... -,,
state Potatoe ......................................... .... ........ .. to 10'1*
—Mealing, For. —d. to —d•. Ellr. )I'. , to 30t
Shelling ' 29,.
s. (1,7
DEVIZES CORN MARKEL.. ,d. 0"'
Per Sack. s. si. A. d. Per Quat ter. ;23 9,, ;., 0
iirst Wheat 35 ii to 57 1. Oats... ......... : .... to 0 :0 0
Second
.._. 0
ruird
darley 27 0 31 t. Bread (pet yalion, •
d•
CHELTENHAM MARKETS, d• t' i
Per Bushel. a. d. to e. (1.• Per 11'. 6
Wheat
darlcy.. 3 0 398 1 Boot..
Mtit o '
7............::::::::::.... it, ;
Oats 3 0 39 I Veal ................ •
.... . ... 6 p
Beans
?'case 5 0 301 Lamb ................. •-•
Hay 41.55. to 4/. 10.5, ..... per ton• 10
2 to:i
CHELMSFORD M...KKET.
Wheat, White ....... . _
el to 14 Oats ... .................. 5p .
Red
Barley
Che,•alier
GT4nding
_.
CANTERBURY MARKET. to *---,'
Wheat, white..—....... 755. to 795...... 0ut........... --$: ~,..1
-- red...... 60s. to 795....,-. 01d,„,„.......• :.
10.0!
.........
Barley, Malting...... 31s. to 345...... Grnding..
.....5--': yr.,:
Oats ................................. 255. to t)48........ 01.1..............., to s.
Beans ...............--..... s6s to 41115 ••••••••• 01d......—..... „,,), to --*
Pease ......,,..,..._.......,..:id5. to —a..... GreY --,...- '

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to 2i ,tpeo
pet • --110
le. Per

tot 0
During the thunderstorm on the 22d Ins,j3urY.'
" Fireball" was seen to fall in a field at Eldo,
adjoining to the gardens of the Mount, part of "eperw
now in the possession of Mr. Barrel', the gaeiceor.Lae
in
'l'. M. Cocksedge, Esq. It has somewhat the 013P_orfac'
of coal, with marks of ore on the fractured soorlf
smells strongly of sulphur, and when entire was
as large as a man's bead.—Chelmsford Chronicle.
SECOND HAND SILVER wAIG 011
A variety of some .dozens, may be selected from, Pro ~.11..rs
.3uineas each ; some rather more modern, Two silo 111-
Guineas each; and an assortment quite equal to
Guineas each. The whole have been carefully ezaniop- OP"
A printed warranty will be given, with tized terns'
the Watches will always receive any attention required.
T. COX SAN ORY, ellargfr
Watchmaker, 47, Cornhill (Seven doors from Grace

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Catalogues gratis, containing the price
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of
BIRTFIS. iiiviaol
On the 25th inst., the lady of the Rev. C. PasleY
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a son. , of J.
On the 25th inst., at Avranches. Franee, the 134 a 5 In
Crowdy, Esq., late Captain of the 47th Regiment, of 1:0101P
On the 23th inst., at Enham House,. Andover, t
near Oeis
Mrs. Prowse, of a son. Frs
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On the 28th inst., at Grove Cottage, the wife of
.cromeype.leot.e,rtoic:e io.
Walker, Esq., of a sou.
Soles
On the 27th inst., at S3tf.AMllaßlNF,'C"h* It nharo, BlinnY of I'
Colvin, Esq., tl Helen Catherine,r youngeste daughter - h
Rycroft l3est, Esq. ~, Jea
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GatroSvte.. Mark's,camhei.
w'Melvid,dteoltuorig-wswq,ulai: -ciatio :fa_
of the late William Mansfield Shick, Esq. , of 10'°".gerge ''.*
_el.( 'n the 28th inst, at St. John's, Margate, -
. John Gto Algl'
, of Charlotte-street, Fitzroy
second daughter of Edward Staple,E
tq., of kingstrrv_square, _t, CO.
vent-garden. ornbli*'
On the 28th inst.• at Chiswick, Francis Hoole, ,
green, Middlesex, and of Addle-street, City. _ pa/
On the 28th inst.. at St. John's Church, Hoxton, Jolt" soon •
Williams, Esq., of Cornwall, to Mary Elizabeth,
daughter of John Norries, Esq., of F,nsbury. „ of fligh;
On the 28th inst., at Sheffield, Mr. Henry tlegti the late
street, Islington, to Margaret. youngest daughter 0,0,i. ~
George Wostenholm, Esq., Rockingham-works, SheT..ederirt
On the 29th inst., at St. George's, Bloomsbury, r,,,osbto
Lermitte, Esq ,of Twickenham, 'to Jane, Youngest stye 0f
0.
of the late Joieph Pinekard, Esq., of Great Itu,sell-se .;(1., t
On the 27th inst., at Warton, Cornelius 130 e Sharp' .Fcr
W
Stalraine Hall, Lancaster, to Alice, daughter of
of Linden Cottage, in the same county.
DIED.
On the 23d inst., at the Cross-houses, near - I
E. Watkis Weston, surgeon. of Cartthatii'
On the 25th inst., Richard Drinkwater, E'll.' In
SAO
Surrey. lets. .. g'§
On the 26th inst., at Great Berkhamstead, I he so
second daughter of the late Mr. John Page, of t
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On the 27th inst.; at Greenwich, Henry Benwoe 179. ,_,
On the 27th inst., at Enfield, Mrs. Kelharn, a4°,:ou AP
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