The Sun.
London, England, 1832-01-31 00:00:00

PRICE OF POTATOES.—Jan. 30.
2/. N. to 3/. N. per ton.
—0/. Os. to 3/. IN. ditto.
. 0/. Os. to :3/. Os. ditto.

PRICE OF RAW F
Price of Tallow (as stated by th

AT, per stone of 811).
ie Tallow blelters)-. 2s. Oct.

I'RICE OF TALLOW, SOAP, Sce. per 1121 b.
!'own Tallow (I. Yellow Soap CZ. Od,
Yellow Russia , 47s. Ad Mottled 70s. Od.
White 465. Od. 745. 04.
Soap Ditto 455. 6d. Graves 160. Od.
Melted Stuff. 37s. Od. Good Graves ss. 04.
Mao Rough 15s. Od.

Notes have been addressed by several Poles
of diitinction to some of the French Journals, requesting
them to contradict the reports, originated in Germany
and repeated in Paris, that the remains of the Polish army
in Prassia and Au'tria intend to enter as mercenaries into
the army of Belgium, under the command of Genera
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•
GRAND CHASE AND ELOPEMENT FROM
GUISBRO'.—The Company i f Apothecaries having fitted
out a tight-rigged privateer called " the Doctor," sent
her upon a cruise to Quaker's Straits ; and on Friday
week, whilst croizing off Westgate Flats, a vessel hove
in eight. The Doctor immediately gave chase, and after
a short run came up with her, and after pouring in a
broadside of pills and boluses, she immediately struck,
when she proved to be the Mary-Ann, a richly-Men
vessel, belonging to the Society of Friends. The Doctoi
took possession, and was last seen steering with a heavy
press of sail to the port of Gretna-green, in order to make
her a legal prize. The news reaching the te.ernscle,
threw the whole of the Society of Friends into the ut-
most alarm and confusion. They immediately sent two
of their fa,test-sailing frigates in purmit of them, viz., the
John, Captain BAKER, and the Thomas, Captain Dixox.
'They immediately weighed anchor and went in pursuit of
the enemy, but a sudden gale springing up as they were
crossing Chapel's Beck, drove them entirely off the coast;
and we are sorry to add both vessels were wrecked upon
the coast of annotherley, hut the hands were all saved,
owing to the bravery and humanity of the weavers of that
place. The Doctor reached Gretna-green in safety, when
the Mary-Ann was formally condemned, and made a legal
prize. We understand the Mary-Ann and cargo is
valued at 10,0001. Rare news for doctors and spothe-
c York Herald.

.BIRTHS.
On the ilfith inst. in Eaton-place, the Countess of Denbigh,
of a son.
On the ‘,29th inst. Mrs. John Wright, of Albion-place, of a
daughter.
On the •29th inst. the lady of A. Dobie, Esq. of Palsgracc.place,
of a son.
On the '29th inst. in Baker street, the lady of R. C. Taylor,
Esq. of a daughter.

the late son of
MARRIED.
Inattehei2Sie,tl:Tinsti.3.ait!,,jactelleiar:nt
oChEumrcmlii,,,,WonilllyialdnauDgyhottetr,
of A.
Rich, Esq. of Welheck-street.
On the 28th jest. at St. James's Church, Clerkenwell, Mr. E.
Motley to Martha, second daughter of Mr. Ito.-,e, of Owen's-row,
Islington
• DIED.
On the 29th inst Jane, youngest daughter of Dr. Sutherland,
of Parliament-street, aged 17.
On the 2Sth inst. at Portland-terrace, New Kent-road, Anne,
wife of Mr. C. Newbald, aged 37.
On the .27th inst. in Coldbath.square, Clerkenwell, Mr. D.
Carter, aged 73.

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