The Sun.
London, England, 1844-07-17 00:00:00

5s
vintage of 1835, hhds at 5s 4d, puns at
ditto 1839, hhds 5s 2d, pars 5s ; ditto 1840. hhds 5s Id, PI
4. •

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11t;, 4, ,'ii ; • 4s 6,1 per
• The-shippers have taken se,.ciai ~f (i,nat,Pli to
d
Is 10d to is 11(1, fine G,r home consuiwitiou fetch
3s 6d. English Corn Spirits at lOs 41 per gallon net
To-day lower rates were again taken fir (17:00,,
the vintage of 1842. at 4, 6 .r puns, and 4, bd per br 33
for hhds. Jamaica Ruin at 3s 10,1 to 4s 34 for the riot° '4;
lion, u
to 35 overproof, and the latter at 4s 4d to 53 overa and
ordinary sorts remain dull of sale ;30 per cent rat 3:,,H0n
38 per cent 3s 6d. Leewards at 2s 43 to 2s 3d per ea'
proof strength.
INDIGO.—There has been an extensive demand for 3e far
Indigo at the quarterly sale since Tuesday last. :1,,.;011,
during the progress of the sale 282 chests were with`
856 chests have passed the sale ; the whole of that qua.' of
sold with great animation at prices fully as high,as tlobseerto
any previous day. Of 5,644 chests which have 1111,th 43.
passed the sales, proprietors have bought in only 194 'ne
Of Spanish Indigo 757 serons ate declared for public c 0
petition.
,„
Oit.s.—lmporters of Olive Oil submitting to further reu'cel
dy,
rates, buyers have been induced to purchase more filt4sl
and several parcels have been disposed of—Gallipoli law,
to 464 Spanish 431 to 444 and Barbary 411 to 42/ Perction
Cocoa Nut at 27s to 30s per cwt. Palm 208 casks at Auno!
fetched 26s to 27s 6d per cwt, but the quality wa'ni.rii
first rate. Linseed Oil is much wanted, and
„—lbe
purchases have been made at 26s to 26s 3d per cal °`" 373
spot. Rape, pale at 37s 6d to 38s, and brown 365 63 I.°riue
per cwt. For common descriptions of Fish Oils a P° cfil
mand has prevailed, and higher rates again given;
fetching 341; pale Seal 361 to 361 lOs; Southe:n,,
fine 321 lOs to 34/, and inferior 311 to 32/ per ton—.llthe
holders will not take these rates ; the honie trade are ath
principal operators. Sperm is wanted. s 6'l
TALLow.—For P Y Candle of first quality 415 to 4-itbi
per cwt accepted; for delivery in the last three montbs:ol
year the transactions are upon a small scale only, at
to 42s 6d per cwt. Town 'Allot, at 40s to 40s Gd 11.40
nett cash—thd supply is large. 266 casks New Soutil' :10
at 32s to 42s 9d ; 47 packk,es of Cape, 40s to 44'''',00
casks East India, 41s; 20 cases of Italian, 40s to 41s; 'jot.
casks South American, 37s 6(1 to 41s 64 per cwt. yet
noon there was not much business doing in P Y Calw!'
prices are unchanged.

Mr. Wilson's last Entertainment for the sea ol of
Store-street Music-hall, was given on Monday, when the ofil•
was crowded by a hearty and delighted audience. Mr boo'
son was never in finer voice, nor did he ever sing more oi
tifully or more effectively. There were many encore: 43'0i
Mr. Wilson, with his usual readiness, complied with -'
requests for songs that were not included in the es",e,
performance. Between the parts he sang the splendia4 lets
from Fra Dian)lo in so spirited and delightful a
drew forth thunders of applause, and made us regret to jt
is not likely we shall ever hear him sing such music tot
stage again. At the end lie said " a few words at Par`je
in which he mentioned thi,t he had come now to the !"0
his third season at Store-street. and was gratified tit
that his efforts haul so long continued to afford aniusente:bil
so many of her Majesty's subjects; the best proof of
was, he said, the constant succession of crowded roool
which he was honoured. He alluded, humourousit, 0 611
imitators, whose efforts, by-tire-bye, seem rather telta.,,ol
creased Wilson's popularity than have detracted from !,edi
stated that sometimes the question was put to him ft/1
visited a place f r the first time, whether he was the fir'
Wilson or one of the sham ones. He concluded a nl°,;e
I I and gratifying evening, by singing a ve;,,00
There's nae luck alma the !loose." He said lie ':00
next season, produce some new Entertainmenis, wh!:(
hoped, might be honoured with the approbatiolt
audience, for he said, in the words of the song—
" There's nae luck about the house,
There's nae luck at a',
There's little pleasure in the house,
When your smiles are awa.' " rbd
Mr. Wilson carries with him the good wishes of all f
health and continued prosperity. He win commence t''''tiosi
tertainments again in January, and will, in the mean
,i)
visit the provincial towns in England, Scotland, and
and also France and Gerrnany,
fATIeI
Signor Moriani has reserved for his last apPeg
vit#
and benefit the part which is said to afford him theieeo
surpassing triumph. Genaro, in Lucrezia Borgia, is o.per
part that gives the amplest scope to his genius ; and hint
formance of it is said to create the deepest sensation 01
his auditors.
The Earl of Bradford has given a piece of land
Bolton for the erection of public baths.
EXTRAORDINARY QUICK TRAVELLING Y scirr
BY
BOAT AND RAILWAY.-The Earl of Westmoreland, Ler df; eel
hersh, and other distinguished noblemen, left Celeree,
Sunday morning by the railroad fur Ostend ernbarl'f
midnight on board the General Steam Navigation C0011),(1;
steam-ship Rainbow for London, and arrived at Cowiebridge Wharf shortly after ten on Monday morning. 11.„P,eiltr
tance between Cologne and London occupied only t".
seven hours.
ALTONA, JULY 16. -- We have received 11'1
Busum the following notice respecting the bodies byte,
ashore there from the Manchester steamer :—There %.ttl°
all, six ; those of Captain Dudley (which was interreduol,
3d instant, in the churchyard of Wesselbusen), Mrs. eriOr
Mr. George Smith, two sailors;"- and of ass unknown beg
man, on which there was found a sum of 3,900 marks; if tY,
CUXHAVEN, JULY I.—Yesterday and W4°/7
bodies.of Miss Emily Smith and Mr. P. kotbury, were
near Busum, and brought to this place.
141
The Hoh. Otway; Cave paired in favour 13f
~„tf
Wyse's motion with Mr. Hodgson, Member for
staple.
EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS OE A FAIR
LAKE WINDERMERE.—,A lady, who, by the bye, dolf
novice with the rod and the line, and who is almost fof
on the queen of lakes, fro r morn tilt night, trollingolio
pike; spinning minnow for char, or bobbing for P,OOO
one day last week hooked no -less than twenty-six P
Westmoreland Gazette. flee,
sessions, CRUEL CASE.—At the Worcestershire qtlape,
sessions, held last week, an old man named George lit
,apparently worn out with age, and totally miable to suP,fe,ezi
himself, was lifted into the dock, and an indictme?tfoot
charging him with "wilfully and nialiciously" damagloll
hop-bines, the property of Mr. Samuel. Roe, of Great poot
on the 13th. ult. On being called on for his plea, t'eotirr'
old man lifted up his head, and looking round thel
muttered to himself Yes, this is the church-40'1011j
the right one." An endeavour was then hied° toed no"
the nature of the charge to him, but the old man I'oso
yelled far on the "last stage of a 11.., everything P tg t‘:
around him was veiled in dark oblivion, and all attelot,
Make him understand where he was, or what h.e.was
withwere utterly in vain,, Mr. Huddleston then sub? i 0
.
itieu&tirt, oh -*dull' of the prisoner, thai he aPPes
-i ~or
-inch a state of mental imbecility as to warrant the
tion that he was not cognisant of his own acts, anal C LIO
qtyttitly not responsible, and called his son, who inform; tit
l
court tithnhateqdhuhatie:'
peht
appointed yard by toivn he had
the
toaiiihi,
(elp (s)h:nt,
hiii-ithesnae,srtsercu:kisfdst7dhwye,(:tae,
tr:.!thopeedeoeter:::
dealt blows on both sides upo,. the Miles. With there Vie.
m
i?close the, one w.,uld naturdly have expected .an,'"-t
it
l ill
ane acquittal at the harni; of the jury, seeing. that 04
.tharge was tbr "wilful and malicious ffainnge ;, I)tit
I „•
'04;1 ordered utherwisu, and the ease was direct;d to Pigif
ilrliuddleston entering a plea "not guilty" Lai b
ibt
ins.cli~•nt, diva. owing to his inubiiny to plead thr himself T
:vidence had, however, been scarcely entered into when to
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piny were so convinced or the prmer's stab bf imindaii,ty
•equire no further information, and a verdict of "not Burl
was returned

. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE CROYDON RAIL-Appr t
On Sunday afternoon, about three o'clock, an acnidellyibieb
eurred on the above line near the Brighton junction, ie
terminated fatally, to- a passenger in a thirst-,class
It appeared that the deceased, a country-looking man, third-class ticket at Croydon about half-past two. rt`coriN
to the train leaving he had- a pint of ale at ,the Rniatlf
Cavern, part of which he gave to another passenger. RS
after the train had started he lifted himself over W:510
the carriage, which is about breast high, and endeavon7 be
sit on the corner. Just as. he had placed himself 03,1,0,
oyerbalanced;and fell backwards under the train,vl"cie going at a rapid rate; the two carriages which were 'Lntrio
passed over his body and mangled him dreadfully. ":;0 ,
waA immediately stopped, and a parcel-box detached fro
,'llO
into which deceased was placed and brought to-the tern"blto/
at London-bridge by an engine detached from a Trig4j,eo
train. On his arrival at the terminus be was instantitvist.
to Guy's Hospital, where he immediately expired. 'l,'",;soBA
of his head was smashed in, and his left leg broken; his "or
if: unknown; but he was dressed in a beaverteen COat, iss
trowsers, and blucher boots full of nails, On his person
an old silver watch and 14d. Au inquest will be held n".O
body this day.
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NOT MERELY A CURE BUT ALMOST A ,«r, C
EFFECTED BY itaLLOWAY'S hf.LS.--.Mrs. Curley, l'l I
0,
ing at 15, Green-street, Bonner-street, Beihnal-g I:4eeo had been dangerously ill for two years, was a patters the London and Bartholomew g t
ospitals, and told el
her stomach and kidneys were much diseased. could,
t,
nothing whatever on her stomach ; she was likelloo
tO
dreadful sufferer from piles: finally, she got.so bad
reit
keep her bed for nine
months, from which dange t 041
state she has just bent restored to the full enjoyznellsolo
health, by the means of these extraordinary pills. e 9;
(also Holloway's Ointment) at Professor Hollows,' -boa
tablishment, 244, Strand (where advice may 'be ear
gratis); and by almost all respectable vendors of II)
tine throughout the civilised world.

01.
piin the 12th inst., a BRTHS
t Grosvenor-square, the Court" °1
Home, of a daughter. •
On the 9th inst., at Hadley, Middlesex, the 'lad!" of tbgl
•it
Rev. J. E. Kempe, M.A., of a son.
SIUI
On the 12tb inst.,. at Wimblednn, the lady of
......
Oliphant, of a daughter.
On the 13th inst.,. at Brook-street, Grosvener-sqw-
wik of Dr. F. Cumming, of a daughter. gee?
On the lath inst., at Wandsworth, the lady of Tatham, Esq., Of a son, 310
On the 13th irlt.., at. Wellington-street, Southwark,
/John C. W. T ever ,of a daughter
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