The Sun.
London, England, 1834-08-14 00:00:00

COUNTRY 0

Per Quarter.
Andover-

Bridpott
Cirencester
Far i
Guil.ltord
Henley
Fkrefr,rd
Highworf h ---
Maidenhead
Monmouth—
Reading

Southampton
Stroud ,
'Tewkesbury —.—
Uxbridge
Wastage
Warminster

Worce:=ter:

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48 74
r.B 80
•10 54
59 -
48 52

LEWES MARKET.—Aug. 12 a'' cl,
"
Per Quar er. S. d. to S. d. Per Quarter. S.
„. tO)5 , (1
Wheat, White ... .18 0 5.i 0 Oats 2O il :31 d,
Red
30 0 31 0 Oil Cake... 12 .• s. Teri..,.

Barley

CHELTENHAM M A RKETS.
Per MAO. s. il. to s. (11 Pet lb.
Wheat ....
Barley
Oats 26 33 11
Beans
Pease

ti
Beef cl• VI
_ __ ---. 61
I 0
Al.itton
Vval
Pork ............ .... ............ U
La,,,,L) ~., .. ••••
t, 41 in 4 ~(i. I, r ton

41.0 LL AI A RICE P.—Atte. 12 . ..s
Wheat, 013 445.4 s 48,
..... New --s• --- ;..-s
-- For. ign —s. s. —s ln bond... —s --- ..i•
Oats, Poland --,. 2.35. 26s Old —s. —4' ...4,
--- Sand, or Feed ... —...Qs. 23. —s. ---s ....
Ft reirn —s. 111. 15, —s. ---:: 4,i,
Batley, Norf. & Suf.... —s tits. LO; Linc 8, Wold —s• "'' ..-1'
Foreign i —s. 'l' ,f.
Be.ns E. 34, :,7, Foreign —s. --":3p
Pease, White......
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_36:
—,40.,
FCorreivign
_--.5...0.1,100...-5'
'I tres
Ra eseed in Iyaid none ......... Free. per last 30, ~'"

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MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT THE -„
BASINGHALL-STREET, TQ-MORRO':' ,I,
(From th . L: ndon Gazette.) .tp il
G. Sutton, builder, N,w-atreet, Borough-road ............... :i 1';
HPrior, stationer, Ludgate-hill .... . ......... . ................ . ....... I /
W. i-f. Judd, (trap •r, I a'h ...................................... ..
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J. 11::mmait, ship-owner, Arbour-square, Commercial oad t..''''' I
W. liakvr, linen-araper, Southampton ................... ......... .........

CAUTION TO SPIRIT DEALERS.—To-0,
PANG ACT.—A case came on in the small debt Sheriff tile
Stirling, before Sir John Hay, Sheriff-Substitute for °ld iffi
Viet of the county, on Monday last, which may be deelll,,,e,Pli°
portant, and operate as a caution to that portion of the rvgee
who deal in spirituous liquors. Banks Somerville, sless'ol;
at-arms in Stirling, the defender, was summoned by 3l'fice
ter Mackillop, grocer and spirit dealer here, for the
five gallons of whisky, which the defender purchas ed tbr it esl
use. He admitted having received the spirits, but as
got in single gallons, he pleaded the benefit, and. to 4
vantage of the tippling act, and was accordingly "eadi,f
The court being crowded, the Sheriff took occasicva
section of the act founded on, and then stated, that
hard the case might be, he had no alternative but to a'
the defendant.--Stirling Journal.
On Saturday an inquest was held at the , at.;l
Arms, Hornsey-road, on the body of Thomas Sergea")it'
forty-three, a mechanic. The deceased and a foflow-r`le
were returning home from Newington Butts, -when jsPke
ceased told his companion to go and tell his wide, for the (0%
of some fun, that he (deceased) was not to be see,ll,tiel'itiv
other went to the deceased's wife, and they- were lett,
and joking upon the subject, when a neighbour knoeke ,
,
door, and that Sergeant was lying dead on the 0,.;c,00:1
This was discovered to he too true, the deceased WIG I
attacked by apoplexy. Verdict—Diediby the Nisitatiog °
CORONER'S INQUEST.—On Tuosday /
about half-past six o'clock, an inquisition was taken he'°eoV.f
Payne, the Coroner, and a highly-respectall.e Jury, assbod)4
in the Board Room of Guy's Hospital, on view of the
Edward Harvey, who came by his death us ,der the '`9t bee,
~,,'
circumstances :—The deceased bad for maj iy years Pas,be
stage-coachman on the Greenwich-road, rand was at ',peg/
of his death in the service of Mr. Wheat ley, of Gre-drill.4,
stage-coach proprietor. On Tuesday evening he was ohrl''e
the last journey from London, and on arri*in near the
mof
in the London-road, a woman ran acre, the way
leaders' heads, and to prevent running ‘av er her lie 1*,;050,0
when thie splinter-bar caught one of the protecting pad
the obelisk, and the concussion which spas thereby oaultito tof
sa great, that the deceased was thrown off the boo"et0
road with considerable violence, and pitched on the er
his head. He was taken up in a dreadfully injured st
the blood streaming from his mouth and ears, and 11"„ver,,If
bone so forcibly dislocated that it lay completely -veer
breast. He was brought without loss of ti me to the eegje
where he received every requisite attention ; but, gi'`e rielle. te
in; in great agony until Sunday last, he ex pired. dirleo
ceased bore a very good character for steadiness al u :ad
and has left a widow and large family totally unpegvi
—Verdict, " Accidental death."
On the 9th inst., at Belfßastl,RthrefflSady of 'Robert "4°1;0°1
74th Regiment, of a daughter.
On the litth inst., at Swanbourne, Bucks, Lady F lre° '°(
th
a son. e
of
On the 10th inst., at Ashford-lodge, near Petersfield,-
Felix Bean, Esq., of a, daughter.
On the 9th inst., at Bindon house, Somersetshire, 11$ fle
T. G. Gardiner, Esq., of a son. 'Of
On the 11th inst., at Brighton,M'l
the lady of Dr.
puty Inspector-General of Army Hospitals, of a son,.

MARRIED.to
et' 01w
On the 7th inst., Gilbert John Karney, Esq., "N
Margaret Ann, daughter of Daniel Sparshott, Esq.,
that place. Or' er
On the 12th inst., at Hammersmith, William /11•Nii-rr
the East India Company's service, to Charlotte Caroline>,
daughter of the late Rev. Dr. Bathie, of Hammers;...."
DIED.
at
On the 12th inst.. Thomas Molini, Esq., in his sAth Yea's:A'
how e of L. Miranda, Esq., of Grafton-street, Fitz.roy-sal
On the 9th inst., at East Barnet, Herts, Lieutenant":"; ,
David Ogilby, of te Hon. East India ompany's Se unto
above awful and lamentable event was occasioned by the '
beinggentlemanprecipitatedfromafm,r_whededellose'cl
Gold produced instant death.
On the 23th uit., at Tenby, in his 70th year, Lieuteno
Elliot Poyle, late of the Bengal Establishment. his
31=
On the 10th inst., at Littlethorpe, near Ripon, in "'" t'
James, second son of Major-General' Maister. regal of
On the 10th inst.. at Rye, aged 55, Hannah Lewis,'Ali
late Robert Lewis, Esq., an Ordnance Barrack-maste".:„.yegt of
On the 10th inst., Francis Norman, second and you— a• le"
Major Edward Brackenbury, of Skendleby, Lincolnshire' VI ,
On the 12th inst., Anne Maria, wife of Robert gigg' 4
Chatham-place, 'W 40 alworth-road e§ er
On the 7th inst., at Richmond-hill, Rathminet, -nn x'ibiy:3ol,2ol'
widow of the late Captain Ponsonby Moleswortb, n'
.4 jrs
29th Regiment of Foot, and sister of Lieutenant- Gene'
Hall Sheaffe, Bart.
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