The Sun.
London, England, 1833-10-09 00:00:00

SCOTCH
HADDINGTON CO

Wheat.
First 64s Od
Second sss Od
Third
There were 509 qrs.

Barley.
32s Od
29s Od
27s Od
of Wheat it
45 Unsold.

Aver:

DALKIETH COR.. MARKET.--. 00-
Wheat. Barley. Oats. I Pease.
First fits Od 30s 64 22s Od 31s I)cin,
Second s4s Od 2,3 s Od 20s 0d33 uu
Third 3os Od 20s Od 180 4d 82s Uti

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS
AT THE COURT, BASINGHALL-STREET.

(From the London Gazette.)
TO-MORROW, Oct. 10. a.
DIVIDENDS.
J. Monkhouse, tavern-keeper, Ragnigge Wells Tavern ......at
B. Bovill and Co., corn-factors, Catherine-court, Tower-hill 11;
H. Barwise, tailor, Great Newport-street ...........................

SIR JONAH :BARRINGTON'S MEMOIRS tji
IRELAND AND THE UNION.-6‘BiaCkWOOds Magazies4 ° •
the present month gives some highly curious extracts ft °lO
the above work, but it would -he impossible from tbvii
extracts to form any adequate notion of the interest ai;e,
importance of the work itself, which exhibits such * rot,
ture of the state of that country, from the year 17800,
to the period of the establishment of the Union in if., of
as should be studied by all who desire the prnsPell,i'p
the Irish people. At the present period the work 00,
Jonah Barrington will be perused with singular advag'"so
as the best source from whence light can be thrown 0,
momentous question of the Repeal of the Milo.

Globe. -
INDECENT OUTRAGE.-otl Wednelir
most disgraceful and unprovoked attack was wade At the
ling on the man who had acted as executioner 00,00
morning of the same day. He came from Edinburgh the
days previously, and, intending to return by one e tie
steam boats, was proceeding to the shore through ifta4lf
hill, when he was recognised. A crowd soon
the
and followed him till he reached some gardens near $lO
bridge, in one of which he took shelter, to eseeetiale'
vengeance of the low, disorderly mob, who, by this Ole
became quite outrageous. They pursued him irlttitote'l
garden, where they got hold of him, and struck and 6004.0
him. Seeing that his life was in imminent peril, het. viol
a desperate effort to escape out of their hands, and °rob+
succeeded, he ran towards the river, followed by the tr,
who showered stones after him, several of which 600
him. On reaching the river, he plunged in, and tier,
towards the opposite side, where, fartunately, 8 p itev
happened to be standing, who not only aided httn
ting out of the water, but rescued him front the cri,
who no sooner saw their •ictitn swimming tower,. ijge'
opposite side, than they crossed the river by the Pr IP
and would, in all probability, have taken the ats°'ll,„rior,
had not information of the outrage been early ee°;00.11/
cated to a number of the High Constables, wt..°
proceeded to the spot, drove off the crowd, and eellrej
the man to the gaol for safety. It was at first feg , IP°
had been so alarmingly injuied as to endanger his
shameful as the affair has been, there is now no to fed tU
apprehend that it will terminate so disgracefully
parties concerned in it —Stirling Journal.

On the 7th inst., Mrs. Bin ney,BIBTHS.
sinoec
wife of the Rev. A' A
Kennington.common, of a son.
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lady of the Rev. J. S. Halifax, of a daughter. ea'
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street, Strand, solicitor, of a son. 0
On the sth inst., the lady of James Saumarez Jeplisa
of a son.
MARRIED. Maurice Vet"
On the 4th inst., at Henllan, the Rev. Richard . 3fe, cor
nor, eldest son of John Bonnor, Esq., of Bryn Y
bighshire, to Rose, youngest daughter of the late Ir'•
ster, Esq ,of Skibo, Sutherlandshire, North Britain. p. ptr
On the Bth inst., at St. George's, Ilanover-scluaVfle'dl.
Bishop, Esq., Captain of the 7th Dragoon Guard,. et oyi
only child of the late Lieutenant Markland, of °lv, 10,13
ment, and granddaughter of the late Sir Ed. Nigh° P 3
of Kneesworth Hall, Cambridge. 'tl,, lOC
h 9°9
On the Ist inst., at Bridlington, Yorkshire,.r 0-' of t-
h
e
surgeon, St. Mary Axe, to Sarah Anne, daughte„r,lo, fold'
...
John Swaby, Esq., of Spurtree, in the Island of It. elee
On the ;Nth ult., at St. Barnakas, Isle of Man, to P
cock, Esq., of Itathineyle House, Queen's Cow-4f.; goo,
only daughter of Major John Ormsby,
of Ballygrenon, Limerick.
DIED. WS,
ford,
On the 6th inst., at Christ's Hospital, Heti
ft°l".
Ferry, in her 57th year. faidston'
On the 4th inst., at Sutton Lodge, near 3 roe
Wright, Esq. ,deltoe
On the sth inst., Mr. Thomas Bromley,f 11"
Goswell-road, in his 76th year. CaPtsi"
At Manchester, Eliza, widow of the late
Elam. ch. OP'
areenvii ,
On the 9.9 th Mrs. Elizabeth Fox, 0. -
of the Isle "•
On the 6th inst., Robert, eldest son of the
late f
Ce
Coles, of Wigmore-street, Cavendish-square. 0
On the 3d inst., Ann Millard, sister of Mr. Dullard,
wainers'-hall.

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