The Sun.
London, England, 1832-05-03 00:00:00

MARY LEB ONE.

A Jew, and a yming man dressed up as a hotel valet,
with a white cotton jacket and an apron of the same ma
terials, were yesterday brought to this ea,e for defrauti4
tradesmen in the following ingenious manner. They were
accompanied to the office by a boy with a bagful of hat
but he was not placed within the bar:—The dandy vale'
goes into a shop with a nily bat under his apron and ni,t:
on his head, to favour the deception that he has just step,

DUMFRIES MARKETS.—ApriI 9.5,
s. d. s.d.l s. d.
Wheat, Imp. Bush 6 6 to 7 o,Butter, 16oz. 0 oto 0 0
Barley . .• 3 9 4 6jEgg dozen .... ...... ... 0 U 0 0
Oats ........ .......... , 2 6 3 O'Beef, per lb.
Pour, 111 b. - C 4 0 0
Oatmeal
P.:tatoe.s, ewt.

SUDDEN DEATH.—On Thursday last, at the
termination of the festivities at linvood, a melancholy and
striking instance of the uncertainty of life occurred. - Mt.
T. KING, surgeon of Melksham, who had been a spectator
of the scene, and more than or.limirily cheerful through the
day, while waiting for his horse at the Inn at Sandy-lane,
dropped his bead on the should, r of his brother-in-law,
and was instantly a corpse! On Friday an inquest was
held nn the body by W. ADYE, Coroner, when .a
verdict was returned of "Died by the visitation af God."
The deceased has left a widow and nine children.—Both
Gazette.

theln'tini neeyonol,ya kneetwh afs'e latellnre ofn s ldle a a
p r cent., in Bark Stock, owing, as is supposed, to large
purchases mad: under the impression that the Diree-
ea
coieirbtirelrlissZattijoun tsfi.or
fire
relative to the renewal of the chart- r. Same say that a
tors are likely to make a good b.irgain with Government
renewal for seven years longer is in contemplation, with-
out disturbiag any of the existing privileges and monopo-
lies, and giving the further right to the Bank during that
period to make extended issues of silver, which is to be
made also a legal tender beyond the limit at present pre-
scribed l.y law. Others are san„ou'ne enough to expect
that the Bank is to participate with the Government in the
profit of the coinage of the proposed new issues of silver,
and that they will be made to extend to 5,000,000/. sterl-
ing beyond what is already in circulation. In fact, there
is no supposition too extravagant for those whose ima-
ginations have been excited by ihis topic. The more
probably
likely, too,
lity.ono;
,orftfioav
five
eeyneteavwreslal,l-wi
onifftohtrhot
without
et
id(3,lai4it,tlitiaretbhinagr .Ministerstaern,y foorf
temperate version, however, is among those who are more
provi-
sions to
or
now existing, and that the inducements to this course
are, on their parts, the extreme difficulty of doing justice
to the country, on this very intricatl question of the cur-
reney, in the short period that remains previous to the '
thei three,. ka
ex-
piration of the present charter. A renewal for the full
term of 21 years, which has been the courte usually
adopted, is thought wholly inexpedient without great al-
terations in the system, and in these, it is sail, some danger
is perceived, unless more time be employed in preparation
for the change. These are only to be received, however,
as the explanations current in the city of the rise in Bank
Stock, of which the last only can be ,aid to possess any
share of credibility ; and nothing can in reality be with
c.-Ttaitity affirmed on the Subject. That the rase has oc-
curred in Bank Stock only, v.liihr the Government Se-
curities, so far as they have fluctuated at all, have rather
declined than otherwise, proves that the cause lies in some-
thing peculiarly affecting that stock, which has hitherto
been kept he low its due proportion to the others, by the
doubts watch have, existed relative to the issue of the ne-
gotiation
with Government. B ink Stock was at 208 in
the course of the morning, and lest old" at 207 to Times.

BIRTS.
On the '2d inst. Mrs. Sherwood, H
of Whitehall House, White.
hall, of a son.
'n the Ist inst. at Paddington, the lady of the Rev. John G.
Giftimi, of a (laughter.
On the 2d inst. at Waltham Abbey, Essex, the lady of Joseph
Jessopp, Esq. of a daughter.
,II4REIED.
On the 2d inst. J. T. Hill, of Hull, to Lydia, youngest daughter
of C. Morgan, Esq. of Archangel.
On the •28th ult. the Rev. N. H. Arthy, A.M. to Anna Maria
Ruxton, of York-place, Portman-square, and Broad Oak, Kent,
youngest (laughter of the late Colonel Patrick Hay.
On the Ist inst. J. J. Leon, Esq , of Russell-square, to Sarah,
the fourth daughter of the late Sampson Lucas, Esq.
On the lit inst. at St. Mary's, Islington, the Rev. Thomas
Mount Fallow, B.A. Curate of the above church, to Elizabeth,
second daughter of the late J. Jones, Esq., of Finsbury-square.
DIED.
On the 30th ult. at Enniskillen, Wi!liain Henry, infant son of
Lieutenant Furlong, 30th Regiment.
On the 20th November, at Hussingabad, Lieut. William
in'th Rent. Bengal Native Infantry.
Es q.,
On the
in his ...th u t.y eal atr. Meertown, Shropshire, Samuel Partridge,
.J
85th
On the Ist inst. at Bayswater, Lady Graham, wife of Sir Robert
Graham, late one of the Barons of the Exchequer.
U per Bedford-place. tle 2cl inst. Louisa, the wife of Thomas Lane, Esq., of

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