The Sun.
London, England, 1832-10-18 00:00:00

LIVE RP OOL MARKETS, Ocr. 16.

CorroN.—The sales effected in Cotton to-day are pog'.
cipally in American descriptions, from 64d. to 71./.1 "'-
the extent of about 1,200 bales.
Coax.—At our Corn Exchange there was a better at'
tendance of the country trade, and fair show of sample' °'i
all kinds of Grain. Wheat was held at 6d. advance al/
last Tuesday's prices, which the dealers were unwilling to
give, and the transactions were therefore rather circtiol?
scribed for both new and old ; for the best descriptions °.
Irish new red 7s. 6d. was asked, and got for a little clibtic.
B-lfast. Oats of fine quality were scarce, and bal
waited were 2d. per 451 b. dearer, 2s. 7.1. being Pail,'°„,
prime Wicklow, and 2s. 6d. for such as Newry, &c..°4:
ley dull for both malting and grinding kinds. Malt stes°l4
In Beans, Peas, and Indian Corn, scarcely any thing
done. Irish Flour of fine fresh 'quality was 2e. dear
and saleable; as was also fine new Meat, at 6d. per Ws.:
advance. For Flour or Grain under. lock there was 11
inquiry.

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

(From the London Gazette.) g. 0;
TO-MORROW, OCT. 19. .2atit
W. D. Bradwell Gower-street, boarding-house-keeper•••• 0 11
G. H. Braine, East-street, Manchester-square, builder ' I
F. M.Callinn and Co., Regent_street, tobacconists ' l'
G. and T. Ashby, Derby, linen-drapers
,3:'
J. Handford, Sutton, Surrey, victualler 1
DIVIDEND. t 15
C. Spurrier and Co., Poole, merchants ............................. a

PROLIFIC Cow.—ACow, belonging to IVI
hr'
,FONATHAN FEATHERSTONE, of Stockton, has broug—:
forth three calves in forty-two weeks, namely, twins °4
tit first birth, and one afterwards; they are all alive an
well.— York Herald.

MARRIED. oor
On the 16th inst. at Salisbury Cathedral, the Rev. John on,
pus, A.M., to Martha, daughter of the late Matthew Deven
Esq., of Bulford, Wilts. nest
On the 17th inst. Geo. Reid, Esq., to Sarah Isabella, You
slaughter of the Rev. William Holmes. got
On the 16th inst. at Whatfield, Suffolk, Sidney Smith
ogot
nail, Esq., of the Grove, Camberwell, Surrey, to Anne, Y°°,ol,
daughter of the late John Taylor Hicks, Esq., of Chattiso
place, in the same county. FA"'
On the 17th inst. St. Pancras Church, John Spooner, oft
only son of the late John Spooner, Esq., of Upper Gower-s„
to Jane, eldest daughter of John Gordon, Esq., of Lower G'"
street, Bedford-square.

DIED. .5. 40
On the 15th inst. at Hampstead, of a sudden morbid aH —,
of the heart, George Vincent Joseph, fourth son of '3
"O lieble, Esq., of Woodley Lodge Berks. V-1".
n the 15th inst. in the 5.34.1 year of his age, Mark DYer, of,
late of Alphington, Devonshire, and formerly of the islind
Tortola.
ovingtoi., in

On the Ilth inst. at Clapham, the Rev. John
his 72d veal.

of l'l'

On the 13th inst. suddenly, at the official residence
brother, in Queen-square, Westminster, George Gregorlc: '"c:
formerly of Christ Church, Oxford, in the 40th year of his 3_1,0
On the 15th inst. at Taunton, aged 78, Ann, relict of the
Itev. Isaac Tozer, after a long and painful illness. t of
On the 16th inst. the Rev. Henry Godfrey, D.D., Presider'
a Quee's Colleg Cmbridge.
Onn the 15th ine, st. after a few hours' illness, at the age of °I.
Mr..lohn Plummer, of High-street, Southwark.
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