The Sun.
London, England, 1844-03-16 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS.

TIMBER.—" A Return of the .several Expired Con-
tracts for British and Foreign Oak and African Timber,
Thickstatf, and Plank, for the use of her Majesty's
Dockyards, since the year 1825." (No. 60. On the
motion of Mr. Forster, ordered by the Commons to be
printed, Feb. 23.) A detailed return, with prices, of no
less than 333,384 loads of timber.

GRAIN, MEAL, AND FLOUR.—(No. 36. On ;notion of
Mr. Hutt, Feb. 22.)—An Account of any Grain, Flour,
and Meal imported during the years 1841--43, from
each of the British Colonies (including India), stating
the quantity imported in each year from each colony.
These annual tables are made out in ten columns, show-
ing the annual exports respectively of wheat, barley,
oats, peas, Indian corn, corn knd grain of all sorts ; of
wheatmeal (or flour), oatmeal, Indian meal ; meal and
flour of all sorts. The total imports were—
For the Years. OfCorn and Grain. Of Meal and Flour.
1841
1842
1843 .
The largest quantity of wheat imported in the first
year of this series came from Canada-68,854 qrs.
In 1842 and 1843 the quantities were, severally, 32,774
and 20,671 qrs. Of wheatmeal or flour, from the same
country, the imports were in the like interval 594,124,
508,488, and 325,097 qrs. In the year 1842, there were
brought into this conntry, from its possessions in India,
5,451 qrs. of wheat.
EXPORTS TO ERAZIL.--(NO. 73. Mr. Labouchere,
Feb. 29.)—An Account of the Declared Value of British
and Irish Produce and Manufactures Exported from the
United Kingdom to Brazil in the years 1841, 1842, and
1843, distinguishing the principal articles :--
1841. 1842. 1843.
Amounts... 2,556,554/. ... 1,756,805/. ... 2,140,1271.
EXPENDITURE OF IRELAND.—Return showing present
Total thereof, including Debt, Army, Pensions, Civil
List, Miscellaneous Estimates, and all 'Disbursements
payable out of the Public Revenue, for the years ending
respectively— _

Jan. 1, 1843. Jan. 1, 1844.
'Payments for interest and ma-1
nagement of the Permanent 1
Debt, including Terminable } 1,192,735
.Annuities (601•1.18 s. in 1843 I
and. 5971. Bs. in 1844)
Other permanent charges on
Consolidated Fund, exclu- 586,909
sive of advances for Public
Works
Army....
Ordnance... 97,050
Miscellaneous Services 398,504 ...... 332,683

• Total present Expenditure ~.f.3,212,698 .......£3,184,696
LONDON COAL MARKET.—(No. 74. Mr. Wawn, Feb.
29.),-" Return of the Sums of Money received and paid
by the Chamberlain 'of the City of London in relation to
the market for the sale of Coals, to and including the
31st December, 1843," &c.:—Total receipts, including
11,521/. 14s. _Amount of duty'of one penny' per
ton on coals, but deducting, drawback of duty
on coal exported (under Ist and 2d Vic., c. 101),
14,5171. 7s. sd. Total expenditure; including 1,000/.
transferred to coal-whippers' account (6th and 7th Vic.,
c. 101), 5,8601.'175. Invested by virtue of ,lst and 2d
Vic.. c. 76 and c. 101, in Government Securities, on 31st
March; and sth July,
.1843, 9,3281.'35. Total sum, which
had been invested on 31st December, 1843, 80,848/. Bs.
Balance in hand on same day, since invested. 6,2661.75.

COURT OF SESSION (SCOTLAND).
Return, extracted from the Accounts furnished by the
Exchequer of Scotland of Payments for the Maintenance
of the Judicial Establishment in that country ; showing
the number and names of the Judges of the Court of
Session who have retired on Superannuation Allowances,
&c. (No. 57. Mr. Wallace, Feb. 22) :

Annual Amount
NAMES. Date a
Allowance Received to
Retirement.
granted. • Dec. 31, 1843.
Charles Hope, of Grantoun,
late Lord President of
the Court of Session • • • • Oct. 7, 1841. 3,600. 7,131
David Moneypenny, of Pit-
niilly, late a Lord of Ses-
sion and Justiciary, and
Commiasioner of the Jury
Court • • • • •• •••• • • • • Oct. 10,1830. 2,400 33,567
Sir Andrew Campbell, of
;Succoth, late Lord of See,
sion and JustiCiary •• • • Dec. 13,1824. ' 1,950 36,657
Sir William Miller, of Glen-
lee, late a Lordnf Session Jan. 18, 1840. 2,250 8,326
George Cranstoun, of Core- , ,
house,,late a Lord of Ses-
sion •• • • ••••• • • • • • AprillB,lB39. 1,500 , 6,676
Alexander Maconochie, of
. Meadowbank, late aJudge No Payment
' of the Court of Session • • Nov: 3, 1843. 2,250 yet made.

Present Annual
To

MARKE T

Charge. • • I
tal Paid. • • • ..

1 Z 13,950

£92,358

NEWS.-(YESTERDAY

CORN-EXCHANGE.
A very limited quantity of. English Wheat has been re-
ceived here during the present week, and the show of samples
was, consequently, small. Although the attendance of
millers and others was scanty, the demand for the above
article was scanty, the demand for the above article was
steady, at fully Monday's quotations. For Foreign Wheat,
free of duty, the inquiry was active, at very full rates.
Beinded, Grain was much neglected. The Barley trade Was In
a very dull state, the malsters buying sparingly. Malt had
a drooping 'appearance, with an average quantity offering.
Oats, Beans, Peas, and Flour•were very dull. •
ARRIVALS.
Bayley. (lam I P lour
2,180 qrs. 81,0 Vs I 1,290 sack e.
, ......._ 1
........--

Wheat.-
EN;liah. ..... 1,410 qii.
1.......

Malt, 1,770 qrs.
• SMITHFIELD.
• Notwithstanding our market was but scantil7 supplied;yrjth:
Beasts, a large pbrtion of which was of middling and inferior:
quality,,the Beef trade was in a very depressed state. How-I
ever, thePrimest Seots sold at prices about equal to thOSO
.obtahied on Monday ; but the value of all other breedshad'al
downward tendency. > The fresh arrivalifroth Scotland con-.
sistedsof 58. Scot's. The numbers of Sheep were only 'lnode
-rate,.4-while.the Mutton trade was tolerably steady at: abo'Ut,
previous currencies.' In
,Lambs very. little' was doing, at
barely late rates. Prime small Calves' commanded a steady,
'sale ; other kind's of Veal a'slow inquiry, at our quotations. A.;
good business was transacted in Pigs. • Milch Cows were
selling heavily, at froni 161. to 191. 10s. each.
Per.Blba, to sink the oiTaL
s. d. to s. s.' d. to s. d.
Inferior " .... 26 - 2' 8, Interior Sheep .4. . . '2' 8 3 0
beeond quillty-ditto.4 210 3 0, Second quality ditto 3. 2 • 3 8
Prime large Men 3 2 3. 8: Coarso-woollod ditto 3 I 4 0
Prime Scots. &c........ 310 6 0' Southdown Wethers 4 2 4 6
Large coarse Calves... 3 6 4 61 Large HOgs 2lO 310
' Prime linen ditto- - 48 ' 410 Small Porkers • '3 10 4 4
SucklitisCalvel,each 18.0 28 0 [Quarter old Pigeorachli 0 21

• ' 'SUPPLY AT MARKET.
Boats. Sheep. Calves. I
Figs
.609 I 3,260 136 320
• annarciATE. AND LEADENNALL.
The supply, of Meat was but moderate, while the demand
was heav-y,•on the following terms:— •

At per stone, by the Carcase
a. AL to a. d.l s. e. te a. d.,
beef 2.2 2 4 Mutton, inferior 2 6 2 8
--- middling 2 8 28' -- middling 2lO 3' 2
- printelarge•..... 210 3 13` prime 3 4 3 6
3 2 3.44
Veal 00000000000 3 6 4 8 3 6 4'4
Lamb 4s 8d to sa. Bd.
• BOROUGH HOP PLABZET.
This market still continues very scantily supplied with
both old and new «Hops. The demand, in consequence, is
active, on very full terms: Weald of Kent pockets, 614 s to
6/ 16s; Mid Kent ditto, 6112 s to 91 108; East Kent ditto,
.0/ -138 .to 91 10s; Choice ditto, 101 to ill 115; Sussex., ditto,
6/ to 6l 13s; Farnhams,,9l .15s to 11111 s; Mid Kent bags,
158 to 61-10 s,

• COX•OICEILX. • •
-SUGAR.—The market for British Plantation has been dull
this week, the supply not being large, and the sales were not
above 550 hhds and trcs, exclusive of to-day's. Prices are
barely so high.
MAURITIUS AND BENGAL-4,651 bags of the former sold
at 635.t0 66s for good to fine yellow, and at 593 to 64s for
grey, being 6d to is cheaper ; and 9,568 bags of the latter
were offered, but went also 6d lower, viz., 50s 6d to 51s for
-damp 'brown, 66s to 69s for good to fine white, and 57s to 66s
.for yellow ; there were also 1,387 bags in bond, which sold
at 33s to 338 6d for yellow. •
- FouzioN.--298 hhds, 2 tn.', 15 brls Cuba realised 19s to
20a per cent.
• REFIXED.—Sugar has not quite supported its value. Brown
Lumps have been at 753 6d per cwt. A cargo of llavannah
has been sold ptivately.
• COFFEE.—British Plantation has been firm. In Ceylon
there has been a decreased business ;. the -auctions have coin- •
prised 2,144 bags, which were nearly all, taken in at.7os 6d to
71s for food ord pale,. and 77s to 85s fori the other qualities.
In East India sorts; 1,645 bags were mostly taken in at 33s 6d
for Singapore, and 53s to 55s for Company's Java, being full
-rates; Some Salem at 4d duty, was taken in at 85s for good
yellowish ; 1,578 bags Costa Rica sold at 50a to 57s 6d per
cwt; and 538 bags Manila at 40s to 455.
',',ltum.—The market is firm. The Government contract has
'been taken at, 2s Oid per lb. for proof, half East and half
West India. • '

RICE.-2,876 bagwßengal were taken in at 12s to 12s 6d
for sound, 9,518 bags Java at 8s 6d to 9s per cwt, and 186
tres Carolina at 183.6 d for good bright white. The Java sold
afterwards at about 8s 6d.

SALTPETRE.—Of Bengal, 640 bags sold at 26s 6d to 27s 6d
for '7* to 4ilbs refraction.
Corral.—The market has been dull.
TEA.—The market has been quieter, but holders generally.
require former rates* which checks business.
TALLow.—P.Y.C. is 41s to 41s 3d on the spot, and 24a 6d*
for titres months.
• SricEA--91 bags White Pepper were taken in. at 544 to.
frill for-good bold diugypaud 41 bags Black 2id 44244p0u1b.,

Jamaica Ginger has realised 518 s to 1312 s per Cwt., ' riwr
has been in moderate demand.

of 11,,,arefilori )e't
(From the London New Price Current.
SUGA R.-To-day rather lower rates being scary" t this
India Sugar, making the decline from tbe bighe.stefonrord
year is to Is 6d per cwt, tempted the refiners to CO
more freely, but the groeers operated reluctantly, and t7taid,
ral appearance of the market was heavy ; 110 bbd' wet
making the total sales for the week 500 hbds. detceir
Rxritestr..:-The demand has been trifling for „,,ee',
tions of refined goods for home consumption during
and a greater desire shown on the part of the refillerLt
who have submitted to a reduction on last Fridafe,re'd gode
per cwt. To-day tho home trade purchased refine Ltaer
cautiously; brown Lumps 75s to 753 6d, standard letter
76s 6d to 77s per cwt ; there is a good display of °AIN gi
safe. Bonded Crushed Sugar is difficult of sale, an'
per cwt is the value of first sort. • le de si°
M
Ma URITIUS.-This afternoon the trade evinced oat rt
to do business, and of 3,993 bags at public sale,t; Ent
only was disposed of, at a further decline of 6.1 Per piddling
yellow went at 64s to 66s 6d, • good 62s 6d to 63s 6'.,"idiiog
60s 6d to 625, low 59s 6d, fine grey 63s to 63s 6d, u"
good 6ls to 62s 6d, ordinary 59s 6d to 605 per ewt• 0 tso°
EAST INDIA.-This afternoon Bengal Sugarw aof tl'e
sparingly ; 331 bags 50 casks at public sale, the soaninidcilici
former all taken in-good white at 65s 6d to 66s 6dt bout ye
645, damp and washed sold at 62s to 64s 6d, being a et eft,
terday's rates, damp low brown in casks went at 505 P
being higher.
FORRIGN.-Holders of yellow flavannah for the n'°..'tr 14.a105
are not disposed to take lower rates. • This afteroooorroid,
white sold ose
23s to 23s 6d for good dry, 225 to 2`266d f" et!
dling, 21s to 21a 6cl for ordinary, being rather char r ;
yellow taken in at 19s to 193 6d, and tniddling 1856 d Pf is Per
of the other sorts, a small part only sold, at a dfilini °aged 141
ewt; Maceie, yellow went at 17s to 19s 6.d, and oaa 4;
to 14a 6d ; Pernambuco, damaged•white 185 to "•.;•;6ti, °
Maceio taken in, yellow at 17s to les, brown 135 to Lis
and yellow Pernambuco 1714 6d per ewti• India
Comm.-There has been no publicaale of West t. afro
week ; privately some parcels have been disposed 0
full rates.. Mocha has brought fill prices, aid the deni_s.iddlirig
vately. is 'good ; sales made at 73s to 75s for. better
quality. This afternoon Ceylon' Coffee was it satin
demand by private contract, and 261 bags 5. isiSe.
sold at full rates ; good ordinary pale fetched 70Ht , too,
68s to 69s 6.1, and triage 63s ; other E° jars 5"
sorts were little sought after ; 478 bags Singsrreeri bre",
Public sale went is to 2s lower; good ordinary 00 Oil
sold at 35s to 375, good green 38s 6d to 395 6",;„ ofr"
Padang taken in at 32s for mixed. The closing Pnc-
ordinary Ceylon were 70s to 70s 6d per cwt. this steei
'DIA.-There has been less activity in the market o,lol''
the purchases made by priiate contract have been oPS 60e 'i;
scale only in black as well as in green Tea; good st' rstbe.-
seriptions are held with firmness, but in some • ate; tope
lower lower rates taken for the inferior qualities, of which !"; tiPn f
principally consists. To-day there was little Pe°3'n"o.4
Tea market ; some parcels of sound common C°o"
t thl money are offering at Is Oid per lb. w
• MOLASSRS.--Weat India at a decline of Is Per, "to w"
week ; Demerara fine 26s ; St. Kitts fair 24s 6,1 and
to 265. Bengal Syrup without change.
to .j7l 10 1°
COCDA.-Trinidad fine red 58s to 60s, good Forego
• middling 515 t 0.555, and grey 495 to 545 per cwt.
p 14i
28s to 32s per cwt.
SPICES. This afternoon at auction 59 bags of l'e- fcff
were taken in at 64 for good middling bold ; olrelifl
black Pepper is increasing, and it is difficult to MI
Sumatra under 3tid per lb. ferill'creetir
RUM, , BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.--The t
Contract for 10400 gallons of Rum, half East seO fetfi.;
India, has been all taken by Messrs. Ruck, Son, ant; JOlle f
at the high price of 2s (lid per gallon, proof strengit,'"o 715(1;
very rich high flavour, 34 per cent over-pr00f,2r04413.6104eri,
20 puns, 27 to 32 over, rather foal, 35
the dealers have disposed of 150 puns at 30
ar 001,1
for low to good, 30 to 37 per cent. over. Leeteard'n-emee tit of
2s 2d paid for small parcels of proof strength.. 3, 54 be
3s Id for 35 per cent. overproof, and fine 37 oar *"„gth i dl
gallon. Calcutta Rum at Is 10d for proof °ref 13r°,0e
brought Is lld per gallon 2s is now asked for pro the
at the following rates :-Cognac, best brands or ',639 no
of 1838, hhds Sc 11d, puns 5s 9d ; ditto 4Z; 00
5s f3d, puns 5s 6d; ditto 1840, hints 55 6d,' pLintbhss4a,6lpol.r
1841, hhds 5s sd, puns 5s 3d ; ditto. 1842, ta1w,,,."0 3, jod
5s 2d, middling masks 3s 5d to 4s 6d, and 101,0.'110 16,0
gallon. Geneva of common shipping quality Is, Aith
taken ; fine for duty is 2s 3d to 3s per gallon. rfailon
Spirits lOs 2d per gallon, cash. Gin 8s 8d per
per cent under proof. 180 er
,°o°
SAGO.-Good large bright Pearl at 17e 6d
Tapioca at shd to 7d per lb for good to fine. 'lite, Prn
Sago Flour at 20s to 20s 6d for middling greyish "
, 00W
is to 2s per cwt higher.
Rica.-The market for cleaned Rice is firm sn- to Olociel
sine's is doing ; Patna 14s to 173, and Carolina 21.001,,,,/
cwt. This afternoon the demand was limited for i7.'it;selPiof
351 bags at public sale went 6d lower, middling w„ond
at 115 6d, sea damaged first class 115 to lls 6d, ee""
third. and fourth 8s to 91 6d per cwt.. - P°l`-
INDIGG.-The market for East' India is in a -4,r,11 .6°4
the tendency of prices is upwards. Spanish hes w-
for, but few parcels remain in first hands. :A ire A Of
• TALILOW.--For Russian Tallow the rates Paid 41,3
cwt above those of this week ; on the spot 41° !(:'
cwt currently paid for P. Y. Candle of fine qualiTf top
livery 9 to 2e for the lat three months
Americans Talld 4 s
ow on the spat at rather higher 1.5-.ts;th k'
Tallow at 41s per cwt nett cash. This afternoon _)e otreti;
rican at 30s to 405 6d for low to fine, and one lot /Tyr.,lsy,
Ibrail 40s to 41s 3d, and. New York at 38s to 39!.-ti to
Ou.s.-Olive Oil at advanced rates, .Gallipoli ; 11e4Ol
Spanish 43/ to 44/, and Barbary 421 to 4,31 p°
Oil at 27s to 27s 3d per Cwt on the spots for soinii to
the prices are 5s lower than last year.. RepXt, st #6,J to
36s for pale, and 34a 6d to 35s for brown.- -111 st
28s 6d per cwt for good to fine. Cocoa ,ut '4llso's;
325. Cod is fetching 331101. to 341, pale SieS, SP(' t'.)
and common to fine Southern 3 it to 34/ pee ttrgoothero tor
701 to 721 per tun for British. This afternoon 0006
at 30/5s to 3215 s ; Sperm Oil 62/ to 71/, and
7615 s to 771 10s. „g$

PROGRESS OF THE SUFFRAGE MOYLMSZIOSVI
CITY.—CHEAP, CORDIVAINER, AND DOWGATF la'Weld
meeting of the inhabitants of the above wards tc4.„Bdiate„,o,
68, Cheapside, for the purpose of taking i1n.,'",.-soe,,a',,„`,llr,
practical steps to put the register in a sonnue,,j„ev
Mr. Harvey was called to the Chair. Mr. 5'14.4,-;ocio0°,8,0
Secretary to. the Metropolitan Anti-Corn-law,„.h thei„.oo,
addressed the meeting on the objects for deci,
convened—the important changes effected h 1,1,- frsacor
of the Court of Common Pleas in extending "1„.8` {al _ens.?
the wide door that was now open fur the most —the re,i'
Aaea
tion, and the practical steps to be taken to farther,B of
sions of the law. Mr. Harvey, the Chain/lan' tire of
tbep_ ,ce,
plained the necessity of such arrangements
fo
protecting the poorer class of voters from unduatoftercigls
which he gave several instances, and extending theldre4
for which there was now such ample opportnnitl,4 1010.0
ward of Cripplegate Without, containing thr-ie
houses capable of conferring the right of votiag,Acter r,tioo
occupancy be duly forwarded to the overseerS•
observations on the organisation to be crested,
!Idea 1.),,f0'
was moved by Mr. Thomas Wilson, and 80;.„ocititi;
Miles, that an Anti-Corn-law Registration („nroltte"
formed, which was carried unanimously. ,t,t , 600
then appointed, and the meeting adjourned' e Ail
AN ENGLISHMAN AND HIS PASSYDT"'"--.703:-"ree
the following in the Boulogne Guardian of th_t of per'
English gentleman has been tried by the Tribun,7tore
tional Police of that town, for having insulted gAs.. tbe
of P°thli e71(1;3° etf ,arriictAe
Beret and. Loisel, the commissioners
port-office at the port, .in execution of
defendant, when called upon to state win, cla'ite'
say in his defence, said that on the nigli,bist °ld f`lr
he landed at Boulogne, via Folkestone ; sOe ter,
was cjet e
senting himself at the Custom-houee , the
his passport ; that having been infornaed no o.a cop
State's office, where he had obtained it, tha,o tittee_oil
right to dispossess him of it,le had refused
thel' Alta.; tier
changed for another ; that from hence arose ee to tiftt
with which he was charged, which had giverge e°,lorf
for which he was marched off to prison•
cadole
retiring for a short time to deliberate, senten led o-
to pay a fine of 100 f and costs: The case el-5 etre:sl," t
able interest amongst. tlegEnglish residen",hate IP
British Consul was in atteridance'during the ses.'ttiog
tea tce
EMBANKMENT ,OF',UVYLEE 'RIVE.' twits e t,
Majesty's Coturnissioliere-15r-Sewers for fa
.gels'to 15110
from East Moulsey-, in Surrey, to Ravensbornes,of elle, to to
issued their warrant to. the several eeenPier Than', 'of to
premises on the southern shore then yer bait
_too
folloiving effect :••=" That, wheiea.s the Wal!,,,vin the,Utvof
river Thames within the parish of St. Savi,eh'i• teaSh—cethr
of Sinithwark, in -the county of .Surre3f, '
high tides become defective, and of instual of th
g°
resisilik -waters from overflowing the chre-,;reto, sBso' ils;
bitantsoand the low grounds and places ter
within the said parish, to the great thendetrimen ora; 06_, to
owners and occupiers thereof," &c. It le it rsis'teacfri;c6
the several resident tenants on Bankside sh! It is 0,0
bankment 18 inches eastward and WestwaPtsed B%reir
be regretted that the embankment asp roPu tbe ,A
was so precipitately abandoned, particolaricio
will fall very heavily on those wharfingere will ow
remises on lease only,. A public steeling .P. 0
W 0:
advertised on the subject. A i'ellOW 1111
ttir4
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.-t). pOOF
aped r° net' fort'
Her, of Bishops Canning s, narrowly esc tosnltts pis
throat, a few days since, in a rather singe iy en ifeirl,eo
was cutting hay in a field at Sp the e
slipped, and he fell to the ground- with th a
hand, the blade of which completely laidiotweries ilattsr
the jaw to the ear, exposing the pnnciyal A eel
immediately attended by. Mr. G. way Sgt t .des
0.5 de
care, going on well.—De Gazette. jfe
BODY FOUND AMOMG THE rod,
one of Sir G. M'Kenzie's gamekeepers Ira; D 5.1011
upon the snow some miles to the south Aloafe ieso, ties
had been observed, a few hours before, Pig; corr tho.';:it4
followed by a dog; and when discoveredis
soppo.vesly gill to
attended by the faithful animal. It iticsatip 11 d°:er °
cold had induced drowsiness, and that;6l. bintsetbe 51
way to the pleasant sensation, he had I as to Pe
sleep, not anticipating that that sleep
death.—Perth Advertiser.

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On the 9th inst., at eiftloTT,llbirS.s. jiggiVl; Isia6).°"ll(
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„On. the 13th inst., at Sydenh anl-1111'
At the British Embassy, Florence, Firlio7rlence,l7.SenberYl3ol3fultl:::it's 'tiset'ler.:
of Genoa, to Agnes, second daughter nit
point Burton, Esq., Westmeath, Irelanw tilorlt, --140156_,'111,
On the 4th inst., at St. Georgell,B°4 ocher
Customs 13115LILustoms at Leith,'qt's:':,oltlfaars°y,ne.ldestC°slda----rr°ller cond son of J. A. Lloyd, Esq., f Georg eo
ughter 0
sdt(rUbl:eß,the 9th inst., at Tottenhsin
Esq., of Rochester. Mr. °,,i'rildtB
b, of tb •
Old Chinuehter vtP,o,
King, of Watling-street, to An onlY d3l3;iicing, 'io 54_,,,,
Inctitniotnhye Edmonds, Ettcti.otf. kioaxr3rford• faro, _. CAPtI., Co,
Dstter:c(ii'll Chem'
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DIED. tiiddieto.-
-)n the Ist inst., at Anglesey Hunt, J. ” d,Piice,
Commander, R.N. of rjoll4°lo ),°
in the Bth inst., Thomas Howard, E69,,'„,.' i. Tb°lll ._,' 'e,
On the 9th inst., in the Rue d'Alger, -1. "" 4'
_. V. 4.
Esq., late of Lauderdale House, Ilighatea.heittohtVitlf
On the 10th inst., at Hotly Cott.ige,
er,s.bill, :0, ISA'
relict of the late H. Heyman, M5:04493'1c Cheltenb . ter
On the 10th inst., at Pittville Villas, , ArtriP uorlis-,
swith, •P' 14,0
George Henry Hutchins, late of the Beug3' c.qq., °
On the 11th inst., at Dover, John 0.004,
at-law, aged 62. Jolin'r 10
Cunningham, son of J. Feot, Eigl-t./.. John Strthe,
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