The Sun.
London, England, 1832-10-16 00:00:00

SHEEP SKINS.
Short Wool Os. Od. to Os. Od. I Lambs Is. 6d. to 2i•
Od. to Is. Bd.

PRICE OF TALLOV
rown Tallow ................... 488. Od.
Yellow Ru55ia.................. 435. Od.
White 435. 6d.
Soap Ditto 4:13. 6d.
Melted Stufr--........—... 365. Od.
Ditto Roughw.22.s. Od.

, SOAP, Ac. per 1121 b. 04,
Yellow Soap, ma'
709'
White 7O.
Graves 141 i;
Good Dregs* 58.

PRICE OF CANDLES. ...
The price of Store Candles, in the retail shops, is as follows
Candles. per doz. 7s. Od. to Bs. Od. I Moulds, per dozen„—.A

COAL MARKET.—Oct. 15.
Per Ton. s. d. I Per Ton. d'o
Adair's 17 9 Walls End Hilda l9

6
Beaumont
Bensham Main --.. IR 0 Walls End Newmarch.....,, :41-'„ 9
Bishop's 16 6 Ditto Northumberland., 6
Blagdon Main l7 0 Ditto Peareth . _ •
Charlotte

East Percy-
17 6 WallsKnd Riddell's T 6
Felling Main-........-----. 19 3 Bells Primrose--.-. ..""4.-. 16.„ 6
Garestield ...—.. 16 0 Lambton's Primrose----
,i; 6
Hebburn Main . l9 9 Walls End Helton ',34., 0
Holywell
Ord's Redhugh .....-,........... 17 0 Walls End Lambton ...,.... :P. $
Pelaw .........--... 19 3 Walls End Hebden „,1° 0
Pontoi.Windsor ........... .. 17 0 W. E. Russell's Helton..
~,,:‘' 0
Shipcote l7 0 Walls End Stewart's `~ 6
South Holywell—....-...... 17 0 Walls End Stobart's ............. ,1, 6
Canfield...,,.. lB 6 Walls End Adelaide Ifs 6
Townley l7 9 Walls End Butter Knowl '.,A" 0
West Hartley - 18 6 W. E. Mu5gr0ve,.,..,.,.....1° f
-- - -- - - -4•,,rn .. N'';' $

Willington
~.„,0 0
Wylam -- 18 9 Walls End Tees ............. *:,l $
Walls End Bell & Brown 20 0 C0wpen................................ 11 g
Ditto Bell, Robson, & Co. 19 0 Denby ll 0
Ditto Bewicke and C 0..., 21 3 Hartley -..... ........ 20 0
Ditto Blake —..........—..... 19 0 Netherton Main................. 11 .

Walls End Brown's..- 18 6 New Hockton, Milne, ,a
Wall, End Callerton 17 0 and I
Walls:End Carr and Co. 18 6 Silkstone Field and C 0... 19 6
Ditto Clarke and 18 0 Scremerstone
Walls End G05f0rth............ 21 0 Swallow Wood .1," 6
Walls End Heaton--....... 21 0 Thorpe's Gawber Hall $
Walls End H0t5pur........ 19 0 Shipcote Trader 16 L 0
Ditto Killingworth 20 6 Tanfield Trader
Ships arrived since last market-day, 275.

LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY EvENINH.—Winv
noon, W.S.W., fair.—Arrived, the Ire, from Calcutta,.t:
Pearl, from Smyrna ; Mique, and Urania, from
,„
Petersburgh ; Brunswick, from Narva ; Thetis, fry
Dublin ; Janet, from Westport ; Ellen, from Sligo'
William IV., and Esk, from Dundalk; Albertine,
Greenock ; Queen Adelaide, and Robert Napier, f
Londonderry ; Hibernia, from Belfast ; Benjamin,
or,
Alexander, from Tobermorey ; Smyrna, from Kiligl"
Gipsy, from Waterford.—Wind at Holyhead, 74
Felt breeze in the morning; W.S.W. light breoci
at noon ; and S.W., blowing fresh in the evening.
inward-bound, at I p.m., No. 1,149, American schooorl
at 4 p:m., No. '703, Chieftain, British schooner; ft
p.m., No. 202, Mary, British Bark.
FATAL ACCIDENT.—On Sunday evenit
a gentleman named Sommts, was crossing the P;0(
near Osborn-street, Whitechapel, when he was run Pti,
by a cab, that was proceeding at a most furious ries
The unfortunate gentleman was conveyed to his reside:e,
near the spot where the accident occurred ; and upon, bi
dical aid being called in, it was ascertained that his 10
11 was broken. It is feared that the wounded limb
be obliged to be amputated.
SUDDEN DEATH.—On Saturday nwr-
flin
about seven o'clock, GEORGE GREGORIE, Esq the "ege'
ther of Mr. GREGORIE, one of the Magistrates of 4:11:000
square police-office, was found dead in his drawing' 61.
by his servants, under the following rather singullrtben
curnstances :—Mr. GREGORIE resides with his br°
who is the resident Magistrate at the police-offieeit
19, Queen-square, and on Saturday evening, abot bif
o'clock, lie took his tea alone in the drawing-ro°°:tbs/
brother being absent in the country. He appeared B'oo
time to be in excellent health, and ate several biscuits p
his tea. About nine o'clock the valet brought bi°,llo
glass of wine and water, which he usually drank 704
going to bed, and found him lying on the sofa big
length, with his legs crossed, and a newspaper p 0
breast. Thinking that he was asleep, he placc",
glass of wine and water on the table, and left the 1.01,0
as he bad always received orders never to disturb hit"
asleep. About two hours afterwards he again weAP, ioaf
the room to see if his master wanted anything, 0;4001,
him lying precisely in the same position ; he, 13° oft
thought nothing of it, imagining that he was still 11 fd
ttid, fearful of offending him if he disturbed him, ~,
up his rushlight, and shortly after went to bed.../
next morning, about seven o'clock, be went into bo:.ii
ter's bed-room, and was surprised to find that 1)4 imel
edrirwrvinagn-tsrooofm, thwehecairtllue;:;l4,
there, and that the bed had not been slept in. '''..„0,00.1
theto ttheh
Mr. GREGORIE reclining in the same position op 'did;
datitadtetiLyinfworemntedin
as the valet had left him on the previous evening'i
their great astonishment he was quite dead aue-sreil:
The newspaper was still on his breast, and OP a I
if it had dropped out of his band ; by his side 'vafit.e 07,
lame of sermons, and it seemed as if he bad be") ;s pi.
funeral sermon, as the leaf was turned down at f ii;/01;
of a sermon preached on the death of a lASI
tinction. S_veral medical gentlemen soon atten
they were of opinion that he had been dead some h
all probability when the valet brought the wine asjedo(
ter into the room on Saturday evening. The 400
men were of opinion that he died of some organic di
the heart.

BIRTHS. ir
de
On the 12th inst. at the Rectory, East Clandon, the
the Rev. Edward John Ward, of a daughter. Ofl•
v
On the 14th inst. the lady of Richard Onslow, I)4'
ford-place, of a son

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MARRIED. ilialrit'
On the 23d August last, at Bahia, Frederick Rob) hi,
to Juliana, second daughter of John Parkinson, Esq., ii
nic Majesty's Consul in that province. , ell° OA
On the Bth inst. at Darrynane Abbey, Charles C,,Goa
Bahoss, Esq., to Kate, second daughter of Dame otter
Esq., MP. for the county of Kerry. JO V.
On the 13th inst. at St. George's, Ramsgate, 111.4 tlo A
nell, Esq., of Upper Woburn-place, to Mary, relict' " or
William Nibbs, Esq., of Upper Thames.stret. ~ f llit i.
On the 15th inst. St. James's, Alfred, the third 50- °C. ' .
Waylen, Esq., of Devizes, to Ann, daughter of the late
Bailey, Esq. formerly of Wyvoll's-court, Berks.
he Pie
DIED. ,f tr• A
On the 11th inst. Mrs. Susanna Cottee, widow, To. 0-4
William Cotee, Esq., of Beaumont-place, Shepherd s'a lolihlir
On the 12th inst. at Bathwick.hill, Bath, after -of " 1
painful illness, Elizabeth Robinson, aged SS, Wife
er
Kent, Esq. formerly of Clapton, Middlesex.
On the l'3th inst. aged 29, Barbara Alicia, only ,'aught cr
Phineas Murphy,' Esq., of Connaught-terrace. ~ in the ~
On the 15th inst. at St. Katharine's, Regent's-y,arr''''sicel f"
year of her age, Mary, the wife of the Rev. G. l', .;...',„., of.
kik
On the 13th inst. in his 75th year, John Green, r,D4
Herts. S. Pi"
On the 14th inst. after a long and painful illness,
Esq., of Wood-house, East Ham, Essex. l.o°
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