The Sun.
London, England, 1833-11-14 00:00:00

DUMFRIES Al

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Wheat, Imp. Bush 6 0 to 7 0
Barley
Oats ...... 2 0 2 6
Flour, 1411).
Oatmeal 1 6 1 9
Potatoes. cwt.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS
AT THE COURT, BASINGHALL•STRED'i

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(From the London Gazette.) thAit
TO-MORROW, NOT. 15. 4011
C. Waud, confectioner, New Bond-street ................. g
S. Phillips, furrier, Russell-street, Bermondsey .....
C. Burrell, cheesemonger, Northumberland-place, Coro'
m erc ial- road ll

J. Cecil, leather-seller, Upper Thames-street
J. E. It. Cracknell, engineer, Acorn-yard, Limehouse
'l'. Harcourt, brass-founder, Great Sutton-street, Cler I 1l
-
kenwell

J. A. Roden, needle-manufacturer, Drury-I ............
J. E. Farr, carpenter, Baldock, Hertfordshire ...............
DIVIDENDS. ti'
A. K. Mackenzie and Co, merchants, Austin.friars .•••• . ,
S. James, grocer, Everett.street, Brunswick.square .........

In the Conqueror's time a widow who ow
ried within the year forfeited her land. The 1$

Saxon. , the
"In the new tale entitled Trevelyan, t
re°
authoress has depicted a scene alleged to have occur (00
fl—d house. Tnis, it can hardly be doubted, Will °O4
be alluded to by the numerous readers of the storYtve
will be thought to exceed in peculiar interest any oft o(
incidents which gave so great fame to the former
aveoe i 0
the same pen, A Martiage in High Life.' The eemecitt
question Is wrought out by so my minute and cPe" pot
touches, as to raise a question whether the novelist P' ur
been more indebted to her knowledge of an actual e to
rence than to her own invention, fertile as that aPrareet
be. At all events, it is quite clear that her purpose' siptlf
if she should have pressed fact into the service of Pc
is a high and noble one."—Alldon. of
Three large cheeses, weighing 871b5.,
'hick - afr funds minus, were found secrete.

which was tew pot.
dunghill, on Tue.day last, by a person emplo., -
ved lictet
Slack, Esq., of Portinscale, to remove some loose "re
therefrom. The cheeses were tied up in a bag, so'hicli
supposed to Lace belonged to a dairy of cheeses, nbe
were put into a neighbouring 'tarn to remain froror
Saturday night until Monday morning. lint how' sip%
what means they had thus chinged quarters, reue•
yet a secret, anti as the person to whom the dairYbsd
longed resides at some distance, and has not Yet 001
the opportunity of examining the article in qiliareo
nothing satiefictory can yet he made out.— White
Herald.

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On the 12th inst., of a daughter, the lady of Edwar
tso
Johnston, Esq., of Lower Seymour-r treat, Portman-Square
the Priory, Kew, Surrey.
On the 12th inst., in Devonshire-place, the lady of J°h°
Scott, Esq., of a son and heir.
On the 12th inst , at the Rectory, East Clandon, the
the Rev. Edward John Ward, of a son.
On the 12th inst., the lady of Richard Bright, surge°°' A
Audley.street, of a son. Sall°
On the 11th inst., at Nottingham, the lady of James
of
Esq., of the 2d Dragoon Guards, of a son. lad
On the Bth inst., in Rutland square, Dublin, the ,
Charles Higgins, Esq., of a son and heir.
On the Sth inst., in Gardiner's-place, the lady of .1°-
PP,
son, Esq., of a son. • lOC
On the 4th inst., in Westport, the lady of Mathias
fe
nell, Esq., of twin sons.
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BIRTH EXTRAORDINARY.—On the 28th ult., the •-• "He
shoemaker named Bliss, residing in King street, Chelted,
was delivered of four children—two living and two d:30../
united ages of Bliss and his wife do not amount to 39.
MARRIED. sd
On the 12th inst., at St. John the Evangelist, West°,
Henry Arthur Hunt, Esq., of Horseferry.road, to Elis°'
daughter of Joseph Bennett, Esq., of the same place.
On the 12th inst., at Acton Church, E. J. Onion, YeiSl.s,
Alfred-place, Bedford square, to Maria Ann, fourth ti°
of the late Benjamin Philpot, Esq., of Stamford-street,
.4
friars. Cf"fi
On the 9th inst., at St. Peter's Church, Dublin, 0001
Thomas Vandeleur, Esq., of the 34th Regiment, °&1 el
the late General Vandeleur, to Elizabeth, eldest dads of
the Right Hon. M. Fitzgerald, Knight of Kerry. cf;!1$0
On the 12th inst., at St. Benet's Church, Canabridge'oo,
Maxey, Esq., of Thavies-inn, London, to Miss Sophia
of the former place. " 0/t
On the 7111 inst., at Cheltenham, the Rev. John v
O'Grady, of Kilbally Owen, county Limerick, to Eli/3' t
(laughter of John Peel, Esq., of Burton-on-Trent.
DIED.
On the 7th inst., at her residence, St. James
Dover, Mrs. Jane Atkins, in her 77th year. „el;iv-01;
On the '7th inst., Mr. Joseph Chambers, lessee a t", 4011,
Old Well. The deceased had for many years faith ill,
tended the late Garter King at Arms, Sir Isaac 1-1"-$11
Cat
was throughout his life esteemed and respected by 1,1
j
knew him. His death will long be sincerely t.'"
afflicted widow and numerous friends.
Ailig
On the Ilth inst., aged three years, Anna, the
ofoto
Thomas Fishe of Wilton.crescent.
m the 12thr, st in., of scarletina, Mary Ann, eldestda OOl
of Mr. Robert Gamman, of Bethnal-green-road. trt,°`
On the 12th inst., in his 59th year, Mr. Joseph Strlief
the late Mr. Joseph Strutt, the Antiquary, autito $011:,
" Common place Book to the Holy Scriptures," an eft
ldrl
keeper to the Duke of Northumberland, after an 31"-g
terrupted course of suffering for 30 years, leasi° eV_
family to deplore the loss.
On the 7th inst., in Thayer-street, Mrs. Ann Harr jtY •d
of the late W. Harriott, Esq., of St. Elizabeth's,
aged (4.
On the Ist., from a fall, while hunting with Lett-P
hounds, Richard Charles Hamond, Esq., of Mat° 01
Oxford, third son of the late Philip Hamond, t
acre, in the county of Norfolk.
r'lolo,
On the 13th May last, at Calcutta, Sir John JP 0,
deaux, Bart., of the Bengal Military Retired List, Irj
of the 37th Regiment of Native Infantry. fete( 4;
On the 9th inst., William Henry, infant son 01 AP'
Kelly, Esq., of Rowfant, Sussex. j,f
On the Bth inst., in her 73d year, Sarah, the w - 001
Lys, Esq., of Took's-court, Chancery-lane. On lr'oil
APPALLING INSTANCE OF SUDDEN DEATH," lel
morning last, Mr. William Bradley, a coachron'et.,
dead in his bed, at his lodgings in St. James's-streoe of
ham. An inquest was held on Saturday, at I.re,tiO;toi
Arms, before J. Cooke,„Esq., Coroner, and a resr';iknifi
when a verdict was returned of " Died by Woe
God." The deceased enjoyed good health up t°
his death. the
SECOND INSTANCE 01, SUDDEN DEATH.-"'"'n e OA'
Friday last, a man who was a stranger to Chelte:a 040 11,
at No. 5, Stanhope-street, for a bed. He appear
in perfect health, but on the following raorning.,or
a corpse. There was no money in his pockets, not
spia
that could lead to the disclosure of his name, $ Vele )
be about forty years of age. An inquest r:, Of
body on Monday, before J. Cooke, Esq.—•lierdi
Died by the Visitation of God."

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