The Sun.
London, England, 1835-02-23 00:00:00

NAVAL JNTELLIGENCE•

( From the Pevonport Independent.).
DEVONPORT, Fun. 21.—The Nautilus, 10, Commander
Right Hon. Lord G. Paulett, arrived on Saturday, and came
into harbour on Monday to be refitted.
The Blazer, steamer, • LieutenatA d. Pearce, arrived on
Saturday, from Chatham, and on the same day the Salamander,
Coin. Castles; from Portsmouth, with the detachment of
MM-ines lately serving- on board the Britannia. The Salamander
started aerain on Monday, for Portsmouth, having on board the
Marines from the Talavera.

Th,S Blaier steam vessel is waiting. orders. It is reported
that she will take out Sir Robert Wilson and suite to the
I,nian Islands.

The- African sailed on Wednesday for Falmouth, to take out
the next Malta mail.

The Duck lighter arrived on Wednesday from Sheerness,
after a boisterous passage of five weeks. During her voyage
the cabin-boy was washed overboard ; the body has since been
picked up and interred in Deal church-yard.
The Pique, Hon. Captain Rous, is ordered to Spithead. It
is believed she will relieve the Castor at Lisbon.

Ire Hamoaze—San Josef, Dublin, Rover, Nautilus, Blazer
steam vessel, Industry naval transport, Ducl; lighter.
In the Sound—Romney.

The Admiralty have directed that in future no Purser shall
hold the situation of Clerk in charge of his Majesty's vessels.
Pursers now in steamers, and other small craft, acting as
Clerks, will, therefore, be immediately superseded, and their
appointments given to old and deserving classes.
An Admiralty order has been issued that, after the present
year, no more prizes are to be given for chronometers depo-
sited for trial at the Royal Observatory. It has been a prac-
tice, for the last fourteen or fifteen years, to receive at the
Observatory a certain number of chronometers, the rates of
which were regularly registered by one of the assistants ; and
at the end of a twelvemonth that chronometer whose rate had
been most equable entitled its owner to a prize of 3001., the_
second best to 2001., and the third to 150/., Government re.
taining the instruments for these respective sums. The effect
of this has been, to produce an excellence in chronometers
which probably no other means would have inured. Its im-
mediate consequence has been to secure for his Majesty navy
the finest timepieces in the world; and as the lives of a thou-
sand men, and property of the value of 100;000/. in many in-
stances, depend on the excellence of one of these instruments
of navigation, the object that has been obtained by the insti-
tution o prizes is one of the highest national importance.
Richard Blake, Esq., is appointed Master \ Shipivright of
Portsmouth Yard, vice Peak°, deceased; and Jolla Fincham,
Esq., will succeed as Master :Shipwright at Sheerness Yard.
Captain William Elliot, . C. 8., has been nominated a
Knight Commander; and Capt Win. Henderson, and Corn-
rnanaers W. Kirby, and Samuel Brown, Knights of the
Hanoverian Guelpliie Order. His Majesty has during the
past month distributed 50 nominations to this order, among
old and distinguished officers in the services.
Captain Fisher, R. N., is appointed (by the Duke of Wel-
lington, as Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports)' to the Cap-
taincy of Sandown Castle.

C(;rnmanth,r Abraham M. Hawkins, late of the Raleigh, is
premotedto the rank of Captain.

. Capt. Joseph Patey, of Stoke, is appointed supernumerary
commander of the San Josef at this port.
Lieut. Felb: Edwin, Chief Officer of the Coast Guard at
Cork. is promoted to Old rank of Commander, as a reward
for his gallant conduct in seizing the Morning Star in July
last.

PROMOTIONS,AND APPOINTMENTS.—Commander Hon. J. F.
F. De 16os to be Captain ; Lieut. W. M. I. G. Pasco, to
the Rover ; Lieut. C. M. Mathison, and Rev. George Rose
Lewen, to the Dublin; Lieut. Richard Robinson is appointed
to the Actaeon ; Lieut. W. Luez, of the Astrma, to command
the Pigeon,. pro tem. ; Lieut. P. D. Hastings to the Excel-
lent; 'Lieut. Wm. Christie to the Coast-Guard. Mr. J. E.
Vallack, Mate, to the .Speedy ; Mr. J. M. Saulez, Mate, to
the Sea ;over ; Mr. E. A. Smith, Clerk, to the Rattlesnake ;
Mr. R. S. Stokes, Clerk, to the Ocean • Mr. D. H. Osmer,
Clerk, in charge, to the Blazer.; Mr. gedleY, of the Secre-
tary's Office at Malta, to be Registrar of the Vice-Admiralty
Court, at Malta ; Mr. F. A. Surtees, Volunteer First. Class,
and Mr. F. Thomas, Midshipman, to the Rattlesnake.
The following Mates and Midshipmen passed for Lieutenants
at the Royal Navy College on Tuesday.—John Borlase, Hugh
' Mallett Kingsman John Murray Cooke, and Gabriel Johnson,
Britannia ; H. G. Austen, Childers; H. Simpson, late Racer ;
E. Sydenham Markiand, Rochfort Maguire, H. W. Baugh,
into Sarnarang ; the Hon. Mark Kerr, late Madagascar;
Graham Eden W. Hamond, Dublin; Robert B. Harvey,
Talavera ; Fred. Erskine, Johnson, late Belvidera ; H. TrA-
lope,- Forte; Arthur Duncombe Shafto, late Conway; Ed-
ward R. James Balfour, late Volage; Thomas Wilson,
Pheenix ; Francis H. Harper, late Brisk ; Rich. B. Barwell,
Cal-nelion ; Wm. Codrington. Forsyth, late Jupiter.; Geo. J.
Hall Munro, late Madagascar • Thos. B. Horner, Rattle-
snake ; Michael Lawless, late Isis ; Rowland Edwards, Inves-
tigator ; George Yates Patterson and John Charles Blackct,
of the Victory.

The Dee arrived at Barbadoes from Trinidad, 12th Dec.,
Wasp, from Antigua, 19th ditto, and Pincher, from Mar-
tinique, Jan. 4th ; the Dispatch arrived from _ Tobago at
Trinidad, 14th Dec. Meteor,, Pantaloon, and Nimrod, ar-
rived at Lisbon, 6th Feb., from Falmouth. Tartarus, arrived
at Malta from Falmouth, Jan. 17th.
Information has been received from Vice-Admiral Sir Geo.
Cockburn, that he will accept the seat of first Sea Lord at
the Admiralty Board. The Gallant Officer may be expected
to arrive in a fortnight. - Vice-Admiral Sir Robert Otvvay will
succeed him in the West India and North American commands,
anti it is rummired will shortly proceed to the.Wesb Indies to
hoist the: flag in the President. James Pinliorn, Esq., is rip-
poillted his .Secretary. Captain Fremantle, it is understood,
will be Flag. Captain, and Lieut. Otway )the Admiral's son)
Flag Lieutenant.,

FLAG OFFICERS IN COMMISSION, 1835.
PlyMouth—Admiral Sir W. Hargood, G. B. B. G. C. H.
Portsmouth—Admiral Sir Thomas Williams,. G.C.B.
Nore—Vice-Admiral Hon. Charles Elphinstone Fleming.
Mediterranean—Vice-Admiral Sir J. Rowley, Bart.,
K. C. B.: G.,C. M. G.

NtieJ Indies, Halifax, and Newfoundland—Vice-Admiral
the Right Hon. <Sir George Cockburn, G. C. B. (coming home
as one of the Lords of the Admiralty.)
• South America—Rear-Admiral Sir Graham Eden Ham-
mond, Bart. K. C. B.
East Indies-Rear-Admiral Sir T. Bladen Capel, K. C. B.
Lisbon--Rear-Admiral Sir Wm. Hall Gages, G. C. H.
Cape of Good Hope 'and Coast of Africa—Rear-Admiral
Pat. Campbell.
Admiral-Superintendent at Portsmouth—Rear-Admiral Sir
F. L. Maitland, K. G. B. .

Admiral- Superintendent at Malta—Rear-Admiral Sir T.
Briisgs, G. C. M. G.

(From the Hampshire Telegraph.)
PORTSMOUTH, FEL 21.--The Actaeon, 28, Captain Lord
Edward Russell, went out of harbour on Monday, was paid
advance wages. on the following day, and will sail
.the first fair
wind, for Siuth America, touching at Plymouth for a few hours.
The Rattlesnake, 28, Captain Hobson, fitting at this port, is
destined for the East India station. She will sail in about a
fortnight.
The Pclican, 18, Commander B. Popham, havinP; Inid a
cruise for a.few days, at the back of Cie Isle of Wight, re-
turned on Wednesday, and waits only a favourable wind to
poceed to &t.s CoaSt of Africa.
The Victor, 18, Commander R. Crozier,' will go out of har-
bour ,on Wednesday, and: shortly after proceed to the East
Indies. The Camele.on, 10, Lieutenant John Bradley, went
out of harbour on Wednesday.. She is ordered to be attached
to this station.

The Salamander, steam-vessel, Corn. Castles, • returned on
Tuesday from Plymouth, with the Royal Marines from the
Talavera,.and left on the same day for the eastward, having in
tow the Cadmus brig, which future to be appropriated as
a coast guard depot in the Medway..
The Maitland, transport, Lieutenant C. Binstead, Agent,
still reniains at Spithead, wind bound. She is to proceed to
the Mediterranean with stores and provisions for the fleet.
Tb 7. Pantaloon, 10, Lieutenant Dacres, arrived at Falmouth
on Wednesday, from Lisbon, after a passage of eight days.
The Eclipse, for the Havannah and Mexico, and the Tyrian,
for St. Thomas's, have both left Falmouth with the mail of
the 2d. instant.

The Confiance steamer arrived at Gibraltar on the 26th ult.,
from Falmouth.

The George Canning, having on board the officers engaged
in the Euphrates expedition, has arrived at Cork from Liver-
pool, and was to sail, together with the Alban steamer, Lieut.
Roepel, last Thursday, for the Mediterranean. They will put
into Malta on their way to the Euphrates.
The Buffalo timber ship, Mr. Sadler, master, will be docked
on the 25th instant. The Waterwitch will not be undocked
till April.

SIAMESE TWIN FISH. Professor Silliman's
American Journal contains an account of a couple of cat fish
caught in a shrimp net, off the coast of Carolina, in August,
1833, and joined together exactly in the same manner as the
Siamese boys. One was 31 the other 21 inches long ; the
latter emaciated. Each fish was perfect; and though there
was a hollow in the integument by which they were united, the
viscera were entirely distinct. They appeared to be able to
swim side by side in the natural way.

MATTHIAS THE PROPHET.—The Grand Jury
of the West-Chester county, after a laborious and protracted
examination, came into Court, at ten o'clock yesterday morning,
with a true bill of indictment against Robert Matthews, alias
.Mathias, for the murder of Elijah Pierson, in August last. The
prisoner was thereupon put to the bar, and the indictment read
to him, consisting of the following counts, viz :----First count
charges the prisoner with poisoning the deceased by means of
arsenic ; second count, with poisoning him with sonic metallic
substance unknown to the "Jury ; third count, with causing the
poison to be administered by some other person unknown to
the Jury ; fourth count, with having caused the deceased to
die of staration • fifth count, with forcibly preventing proper
nursing and attendance being administered to the deceased,
while sick, in consequence of which the deceased came to his
death. The cause was adjourned until the next Term of
Oyer and Terminer, and the prisoner remanded to his cell,
The prisoner listened to the indictment with an expression of
intense curiosity; his stern features somewhat relaxing into a
contemptuous smile .whenever the phrase occurred of his being
instigated by the devil, und also -durin the reading of the
second count, wherein he is charged wit'ia having administered
a metallic substance unknown to the jury. He was, however,
evidently better pleased with the language of the Counsel in
his defence, than by the recital of the. heavy charges agaius
him by his accuser,--,Arew York Journal of Commerce.

COURT FOR THE RELIEF OF INSOL-
VENT DEBTORS.

The Matters of the Petitions and Schedules of the Prisoners
hereinafter named (the same having been filed in the Court)
are appointed to be heard at the Court-house,_ in Portugal-
street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, on Thursday, the 26th day of
February, 1335, at Nine o'clock in the Forenoon.
Chambers, R., Wellington-street, Ftlackfriars-road, coal-dealer.
Illrtlett, E., Kingston-upon-Thames, carpenter.
Watt. S., Lower 'Thames-street, ginger-beer-manufacturer.
V,7c0:1, T., Wellington-place;-Back-road, St. George's in the East,
corn dealer.

Fart, A., Rosemary-lane, hawker of hats.
'fett, G., Salsbury-strcet, Blandferd, Dorsetshire, carpenter.
Isaac, T., Grosvenor-street, Grosvenor-square, carpenter.
Masters, W., Aldersgate-street, brush-manufacturer.
Nich.Als, It. D., Bean-street, Friar-street, Southwark, bedstead-
maker.

S.4;;;;ing, W. S., New Rochester-row, Vauxhall Bridge-roar!,
Westminster, dealer in tobacco and snuff.
On Monday, Feb. 23.—Same Hour and Place.
Adair, W., Pierpoint-place, Bath, tea-dealer.
On Friday, Feb. 27.—Same Hour and Place.
Jacobs, J., Swallow's-gardens, Chambers street, Goodman's-1i Ads,
pencil-maker. ,
Fletcher, M., Jermyn-street, St. James's, boarding housc-keeper.
Barrett, H., Seymour-place, Camden Town, cheesemongcr.
Barwick, G. D., Marson-street, Somers Town, grocer.
Pinsent, W., Woburn-court, Duke-street, Bloomsbury, labourer.
Mlford, S., High-street, Poplar, plumber.
Hughes, R., Blackfriars-road, Surrey, Welch flannel dealer.
Morgan, E. J., New Church-street, Portman-market, printer.
licad, W., Caroline-place, Edgeware-road, cheesemonger.
Higginbotham, N., Croker Farm, within Sutton, near Maceles-

Adjourned.
Cloke, G., Framlingbarn, Suffolk, farmer.

MARKET INTELLIGENCE

t,OUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING LAST

Wheat. I Bailey.

Oats

---
Per Quart..•r. Is.tos. I s to s.• s. to s.
42 I —• 18
H 32 4U 1 '25 28 16 22
•ruct.ll—. 132 33 ;26 Si 17 23
—4! I 2,4 19

4 i 4
! fit I 21
10 43 3l 83 IS 2-2
rer 110ihel. : 5.41.• b. d. s. .I ;s. d. 5.0
5 3 6 0 '2 9 3 6 1 4 2
0 0 0 4 0 0 ,i; 2 6 oti
••;,,,,,•.-..ttle! (Stall.) 3 n 8 9 4 6 50 3 0 3 4
Vorthallerton 7 0 9 3 3 6 4 6 3 3 4 0
St 0 80 4 0 481 3 0 341

J 6 0 e 4
'V.,rw,ck j 9 0 9 0
Per MAI. I
3nrsianlcastle 19 0 II 6

9fi 10

Ric!lmond I 9 6 13 0

0 0 !II 0

61 2 4 2s
20 33

80 88
6 9 80
80 8 6
R fi 9 “.

43 50
49 73
44 4I
411 54,

fs( tU

33 -

32 24

44
00 01
5 fi
5n Si
50 6 (
6 0 6 7
II I) 01.
56 6

8 6 10 f (
77 901
96 106
80 B€l

VEEK.

Veda e

c tO !i.
26 -

:10 3Y

_ 43

5. g.(l
00 0
0 0 00
0 0 °
U 0 0
o o 00
o 0 00 °
0

00 no
7 0 88
00 0.
00` n

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKI:'I.-Feb. 2 I
Wheat, !led, Norii'7lti a:1.1 Stolid', ...... -s. 30s. to -s. nnu 34,.
. Lin. and Cam -s. l'6s. to -,-s. fine.33s.
--,. Yorkshire -s. 31.5. to -s. tine 475. -•• _.
White
---- Foreign, iced
-.- White -s. -S. to -s one -S.
Barley, Norfolk and :-ufl'olk
- Lincoltishire
-- Yorkshire Wohl - -
Foreign
.... 1--s. to -s. ' fine --s
Be.ins, Old
_.
-- New 345. tti 35s tine 398
Oats, Potato ',N. to ..:24 fine 2.45.
_.,.
- l'olan,l -s. 19s. to tn... tine 255. - :• -
-- Fricziand and Small
---, Mealing
'lielling • 23s. to 26, Oil. per Load.
...375. 3Si. fine 4k. per Load.
11. IN 28. Os. 29/. Os. per Last.

NL:It
liapeFyed

SCO'i

.... ~-~

cx M.

RKETS.

11'tlea. Batley. Oat,. tseans I),t:eel.
------- ----- ------- ------- -------
Aberdeen 4O to 5.1 24 to `2;l II) to 22 -to-• :0 to 3:1
Berwick 25 28 iS 21 II 17 19 21 30 32
Cnisli:treinn - 4--
Cup:A* (Vile -5 56 26 31 IS 22 22 26 - --'
Dundee 5O 60 30 .3) 20 25 20 31. -.. ••••• .
Eigin . . - -"',, •
Inverness -
Ko!, ..... ...
EU-kiddy
Per Ita -
tt-'-- The siz of the measure varles throughout the country.
-.....-
______,____....._-_______
EDINBURGH CORN MARKEL-Feb. IS.

ED..,;;URG
We hart a large supply of
rather oui,:k.

1-1 CORN
all kinds of

MARKEL
Grain to-d.

Feb. IS.
.y, and Ui

gales were

Bean,
3,, rd.
$2 0
2,3 0

First
Second._
Third

Wheat. Barley. Oats. ' ream..
fils. Oil. 31s Id. 22s 4tl I 2:.45. (hi.i 44 0 :12 oi2l 0 32 0
I :8 0 27 6 I 16 0 I 24 0
!rage price of Wheat
PRICES OF PROWSIONS, 4C.
B,cl-, per lb. ...—....... O. at. toOs 6,1 . Fresh Bullet, lb.—s 10.1. to Is OA.
Motton---- 0 4 0 fl Salt Ditto,—..—.. 0 8 0 l 0
1,,,a,1,,,,,..._.,.....,,,......„., I) 5 0 9 Ditto, per cc t.....—(4 0 70 0
F,:t k,--,......„,........... 0 4 0 6 Eggs, per doz.— t'alo 0 0
I,aoib, per :ir. —0 0 0 0 OatStraw(kp .)..... 8 6 10 0
T.tllotv, cwt. .--3:? 0 35 0 Wheat Ditt0.,.,,,._ 8 0 9 0
Ouartern L0a(,,,,,. '...! 6 0 4'; Barley Ditt0..,..., 7- 0 8 0
,tatoes, 17111,...... 0 3 0
_.O- I Hay,perst...—.— 0 8 0 lu

EDINBURGH MEA.
There was a small supply or (./
sale, were ra her heavy.
l'er Sack of 21.1.::11. hop.
first Oatmeal
Secoild
Barley:ntal.
'easolAeal 1 4 0
ofa itarlee I. eat. 10A..-2,1

GLASGOW CORN

Our Ea; n ;;;ceiw;,s firm,a
\Vhest, F.,: `..!:011). s. d. s. it
:old
ntw.•.
1,1,1 a, fre- t2i 1) "4 0
ish
Itnley, per 3201!)

S:vttigh..• 2:2 41 250
lrlsh

I. Al AIME I'.—Feb 17.
Oatmeal at this day's markets and the

Per Stone of 14!t1 n p.
First Oattneat Xt., 1 6
Second ditto
llarleymeal ..... .......
Peasoneal C 1 6
lt2s.—ftd, 14s —4th, 01,..-I.4mi t,

MA RKET.—Fcb. 18.
'rid more demand for good Oats.
Oats, per •.:04:1, A. If R., .1-
Iriih lii Q 1. 19 °
British l7O 200
Cleans,
English ......
Scottish
Pease, Scottish „„, 15 0 It 0
Oatmeal, pet 14011, „„ 14 0 17 0
Flour, per tallnin 32 0 rki

CO NWA LL
Calculated at '24 gat

:A RKETS.
)3 to the bushel.)

«'heat.

Barley.

Oats,

--
Trtro. . ~,,_ .--- ______,.._____*
. .. (I. to s. d. s d. to s d. s. d. to s. 6
„
Elelstone
6
Sz. Austell.. 0 I'7 0— 0 99 0 fi
o:Inl in
11,keard — 0 18 0 —(1 .9 a 0 9.0
unces.on — 0 19 6 0 19 0— 0 10 0
Camelford 0 .19 6 —.O 90_ 0 7 0
16 n 18 0 9 0 10 0 7 0 Iga
Penzance l7 0 17 3 0 90 0 7.•

Ouantity of C:,pper
Quantity of iino Co;
A vurage Pro:ince..
Amount of Salc,)2,

lINI NG INTE
• Ore sold

pper

?,484/.165. Od.— —A

Tons. Cwt. Qrs.
a 9•29 0
191 18 0

.LIGENCE.

.verage Standard,l(2/. 19s. Od.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT THE COURT.
BASINGHALL-STREET, TO-MORROW.

(From the Loirrion Cazette.) M. '''
T. Matthew, coach-maker, Margaret-street, Cavendish-square, „ *2 at II
. 1
J. &dd. victualler, Jewry.street, Aldgate2 1
....
\V Rotherham, draper, Si,oreclitch .
J. Simpson and Co., drapers, Bishopsgat?-street
N. Copling and Co., woollen-agents, King-street, t /,.eayside 2 I.", J. Philpott, innkeeper, Belle &Image-yard, Lud,,ate-hill
F. S. Arge'tt, printer, Fetter.lane ... ....... o
W. Satchel., victualler, Great Saffron hill
•,.. . 1 it
fl. Ritchi:, victnaller, Carey.street .....;. '
............................_
11 ;f -

_ he gifts from the charities in the control of the
Bristol Corporation were, we are informed, held back until
after the elecl;.-on was decided. The result of the victory of
the Refor7aers in the election of Speaker, when made known
lil3fistol, was received with great cheering and delight ; the
bells of some of the churches gave a merry pea.
`lle brutal and demoralizinn practice of prize-fight-
leg has found its way across the Atlantic, and is now in fell,
feather and repute among„our transatlantic brethren. One 01
these exhibitions is described in these accounts as having takes
place at Hoboken, in the State of New Jersey. The com-
batants, one an Englishman, the other an American, fought an
hour, and were carried away in a state of insensibility, co-
vered with gore, wounds, bruises, and " glory." We are not
informed to whom the palm of victory was awarded, but we are
told that this " turn-up" proved so satisfactory, and afforded
such infinite amusement, that another was arranged to take
place the Saturday following. The scene selected for this
second display is appropriately named the Elysian fields.
Some peaceably-disposed persons in the neighbourhood in-
formed the Justice of the district of the intended breach of the
peace, and an officer was accordingly despatched to disperse the
crowd. His mission, however, proved so unwelcome to the
belligerents and their friends, that they fell upon bum tooth
and nail, and had it not been for the timely arrival of an effi-
cient force, headed by the Justice himself, his I;_`,:e would pro-
bably have been sacrificed.

BIRTH.
•
On the 19th inst., at heffleton, DtJtset, the lady of Jame 4 C.
Fylcr, Esq., of a son.

MARRIED.
On the 17th inst., at Ferrybridge, Yorkshire, Mr. Thomas P.
Kipling, of New-street, Covent-garden, to Susanmh Elizabeth'
only daughter of William Carter, EFq., of the forw.,r place.
On the 19th inst., at St. Mary's Church, Islinr:ion, J. J. Mower,
Esq., of Dale-cottage, near Buxton, to Mary Elizabeth, oolY
daughter of William Orr, Esq., of Islingtor.i.
On the 18th inst., at Bromley, Kent., Captain Robert Patullo, of
the ship Kellie Castle, late in the se;:vice of the Hon. East India
Company, to Mary Erskine, elde-st daughter of the late Captain
Peter Rolland, of the same swilice.
On the 16th inst., P. Stratford Carey, Esq., of the Middle.
Tempeee Barrister, to trolly Aubrey Warren, fourth (laughter'
Colonel Warren, and niece to the late Chief Justice °I.
Chester.

DIED.
On the 15th inst., in Gloucester-terrace, Regent's-park, August
Blanche, second daughter of E. De Pentheny O'Kelly, Esq.
On the 13th inst., at Little Ealing, Amelia, youngestAauolte
of the late Mr. Francis Crozier, of Panton-square ar.a Dulwiem
aged nine years.
On the 20th inst., Hesketh Martin Davis, Esq.., of Leadenball-
street, aged 80.
Lately, at Geneva, Mr. James Henderson, youngest son of the
late Mr. George Henderson, wine-merchant, of Little MaddoV
street and Bruton-place.
On the 18th inst., John Caldecott, -Esq., of Woolpit, Suffolk.
On the 22d inst., in Brunswick-Square, Charles Babington, the
youngest child of James Parker, Esq., aged 14 months.
On the 17th inst., at Paris, Henry Wombwell, Esq., second 00
of Sir George Wombwell, Bart.
Qn die 20th inst.,_ Geo. Chalmor, Esq., of Cheltenham, aged-72'
At her house, in Dorset-square, Rosetta Stephens, widow of J4'
Stephens, Esq., of Carnerton, Somersetshire, aged 70.
On the 19th inst., John Whitling, Esq., in his 71st year. '
On the 19th inst., at Great Staughton, Hunts, formerly of Cam-
den Town, St. Pancras, Robert Aiorgan, Esq., in his 63d year. •
On the 11th inst., at Wilton-place, Knightsbridge, Mary, t,he
wife of Mr. Decastro, chymist, aged 28.
On the 19th inst., at Islington, Mary, the wife of Mr. Thor.°
Searner, of Milk-street, Cheapside.
On the 18th inst., Eliza Ann, wife of Mr. William Wilson, juo's
Kent-terrace, Old Kent-road, aged 28.
On the 14th imt., Mrs. Elizabeth Nash, of Lechlade, (ihnico""
I a
tershire,

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