The Sun.
London, England, 1833-10-31 00:00:00

DUMFRIES MA

s. d. s.d.
Wheat, Imp. Bush 6 0 to 7 9
Barley ......... 3 0 3 6
Oats .......... 0 0 2 6
Flour, 141 b.
Oatmeal 1 6 19,
Potatoes. cwt.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS
AT THE COURT, BASINGHALL.STREE"

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(Frdm the London Gazette.) 11, ,
TO-M ORROW, Nov. I. 11.
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J. S Gadd, linen-draper? Woolwich
R. L. Laws, master-mariner, Greenwich 2 2 10
G. Owles, grocer, Great Yarmouth
G. Southall and W. Mimes,n coal-merchants, Pedlar's- ~ 111
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acre-wharf, Lambeth l,.
P. Wright, bookseller, High-street, St. Giles's . .. . . . ..... .
C. Gregory, maltster, Luton, Bedfordshire 1
E. Denman, watch-maker, Mark-lane 1
W. M. Porter, merchant, Great Winchester-stroet
DIVIDENDS. tO
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11 J. Saunders. nurseryman, Abergavenny .
R. C. Battyll, tavern-keeper, Doctors' Commons ,a,
P. Barratt, jeweller, New Bond-street ......................... • ....
T. Woodhouse, jun., hosier, Milk-street, Cheapside .........

PARISH RATES IN MARYLEBONE.'`
rates in 1688 were 24/. ; in 1788, 28,0001.; aus"A
1831, 150,000/. ; and in 1832, 142,0001.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, OCT. 0 .
—Our Cotton Market continues drooping, and prices
down id. to id. below our prices of Friday last. floidea
are more timid. Sales merely 1,000 bales, consisting ;
250 Pernams, 10/d. to 111 d. ; 100 Maranhants,
; 100 Surats, sid. to bid. ; 500 Arneri"a'lB
to 10d. per lb.
THE NATIVES OF NEW SOUTH WALES 1`
There is one feature in the appearance of Sydney Whitto
gives a novel tone to the mind of a fresh visitant to
colony: it is groups of strolling blacks which are WA,
met with at every corner. The appearance of these b",
is distinct from whatever the imagination may have !lel
to itself of deformed and degraded in the human
They are often in a state of perfect nudity, and their ";
most inborn in facial conformation and expression--tbeld
dark and coarse texture of skin and frightful contuurerH
limb, produce upon the mind the most revolting iloProl
sion. These unfortunate beings are, however, the IPO
interesting, in other respects, of the savage tribes.
disposition they are artless, confiding, and sociable, sum
without the slightest exaggeration of term., they maYegii
said to possess the kindliest affections. They .pe,k
with surprising volubility and enchanting sweetn€ol:lo
and are as full of mimicry as monkeys.--Bust Ina
Magazine.
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MARRIED. A olreit
On the 22d inst., at Blairvaddoch, Dumbartonshire, 4 fel
Bonar, Esq., banker in Edinburgh, to Marcelly, daughter °,
late Colonel Ranaldson hfacdonell of Glengarry and Clanr°ol
On the 22d inst., at Rosneath Manse, F. D. Sternberl6,
Manchester, to Sarah, second daughter of the late %,'"
Edleston, Esq., of Liverpool. 0
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On the 21st inst., in Edinburgh, Mr. Geo. Hodges, mere 100-
6
Glasgow, to Bethia Lillie, eldest daughter of the late Rel'.
Campbell, minister of Nicholson.street Secession Churcyol
On the 21st inst., in Ayr, the Rev. James Julius iitej
minister of Newton upon Ayr, to Christian Ingles, da"
Mr. James Henderson. tdo
On the 15th inst., at Cromarty House, Alexander 0:011-
Graham, Esq., Hanoverian Guards, to Nancy, daughter
late Francis Graham, Esq. kisfe6
On the 17th inst., at Manchester, the Rev. ThomaS at*
8.A., curate of Barnoldswick, Yorkshire, to Miss Ann lr
of Salford.
On the 21st inst., at St. Mary's Church, Dublin, It' egt,
Esq., M.D., to Mary, only daughter of the late Wm BO
Cheltenham, Esq.
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On the 24th inst., at Helleston, the Rev. Thomas ikief
venen, of St. Ewe Rectory, to Mary Ann, eldest daug"
James Plomer, Esq., of the former place. fro,
On the 22d inst., at Chaddesley Corbett (having "`",„titr
viously married according to the rites of the Catholic
W. Acton, Esq., of Wolverton, to Mary, relict of to
Trafford, Esq., of Pleremore, Worcestershire.
On the 24th inst., at Preston, Paul Catterall, jun., 7
Harriet Susanna, third daughter of the late John VO'
Esq., all of Preston.

DIED.,
Yesterday morning, in Upper Gloucester-stree, 1,410,F
square, after a severe and protracted illness, Mrs. Jean,
wife of Colonel Jones, and youngest daughter of the late
Miller, Esq., of Dalswinted, Dumfriesshire. A most i
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lady, beloved and regretted by all who knew her, a i
On the 26th inst., at Skellbrook Park, Yorkshire,
of the Rev. Thomas Cator, aged nine months.
ctleild
On the 29th inst., at his house in Devonshire.ot-re pt.
land-place, in his 69th year, Sir William Franklin' 0401Ato
principal Inspector. General of the Army Medical DePncor
On the 20th inst., at Bishopstone, Sussex, Major Fat of
late of the 76th Regiment. til.
On the 9th inst., in London, William, third On of "0
B. B. Nembhard, Es q., of the Island of Jamaica. osier
On the 29th inst., at her residence, Albany.strect,
ttot,
Park, Miss Butler.
for°
On the 30th inst., at his residence in Upper Sta.. - ~,,,
Mr. Hamilton Fulton.
On the 29th inst., suddenly, of apoplexy, Mrs. .- gd
Afar°
of Farringdon.street.
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On the 29th inst., at his house at Epsom, the o•e'' 00
Richards, aged 74. iii
On the 29th inst., in Devonshire-street, BishopoSae, of
75th year, Mr. Benjamin Biles.
„.,„oced 100
Last week, at Dunbar, Allan Cameron, at the an'''.ny 0 00
in""
of 102. Allan was a fiddler by profession, and for ile to
year exercised his calling before gentle and sienPle• toreoo,olC
musician to the Dunbar Castle Lodge, and the 13.rteh 030 00
straw their respect for his memory, buried biro W 1 „ief',oll
honours, the master delivering, in an energetic inlopoo
oration over his tomb. Poor Allan has been thus niece
in his death inst ever he was in his life. for
most L alt
learned
theed
rrLoefaers
Professors
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On the 15th ,at Perth, the Rev. J. Aiktnan, ou
minister of the South Congregation of the Secession
( e,
Perth.
i, pe no Oa;
age of 82, having filled the chair of Historian of To 0:
the year 1784. it, CCeple,
At Croome, near Sledmere, aged 75, the Rev;_ed o,oooo€
Vicar of Wetwang, Yorkshire. His coffin men°. e. __r.. lii'lhetrehUilnuisvejrasmitesyofPlanc." 'clell'
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five inches, and weighed, including the corpse6,l:-11e°.141
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