The Sun.
London, England, 1844-03-13 00:00:00

COURT—rasinoNABLE.

The Queen and Prince Albert, accompanied by the Royal
children and a limited suite, are expected to leave Bucking-
ham Palace, on Saturday, for Claremont, where they will
remain until Tuesday, and then return to town to enable the
Queen to hold her second levee on Wednesday. Her Ma-
jesty received a small circle at dinner on Tuesday evening,
to which Viscount Melbourne had the honour of receiving an
invitation.

Prince Albert will leave town to-day by the South-
Western Railway, for Portsmouth, whither the Black Eagle
steam-yacht is sent from Woolwich to convey his Royal
Highness to the Isle of Wight, and from which port the
Prince proceeds to Cowes, to inspect the marine residence
preparing for her Majesty's reception during the ensuing
summer.

The Duke and Duchess of Roxburgh and family are
shortly expected at Thomas's Hotel, from Fleurs Castle, near
Kelso, having engaged apartments there for the season.

, .
The Duke—of Newcastle has returned to Clumber Park,
from Portman-square, until after the Easter recess.
The Marquis of Bute has left town for Cardiff Castle, his
seat in Wales.

The Earl and Countess of Sefton are expected to leave
Croxteth Hall, for Belgrave-square, for the season, early in
the ensuing month.
The Earl of Zetland has returned to Aske Hall, - near
Richmond, from town. The Noble Earl and Countess come
to Arlington-street for the season immediately after the Easter
recess.

The Earl of Ripon entertains the several members of the
Cabinet at dinner this evening, at his Lordship's residence in
Upper Grosvenor-street.
The Earl of Yarborough has left town for Brocklesby Hall,
Lincolnshire' where the Noble Earl purposes to remain till
the close of the hunting season.
. . „,,.. . _

Earl Grey- completes leis 80th year to-day.
Lord Beauvale is confined by an attack of gout to his man-
sion in Hyde Park-terrace, which prevented his Lordship
from accepting the Royal invitation to dinner on Tuesday
evening, at Buckingham Palace.

MONEY AND COMMERCIAL NEWS
CITY, QUARTER TO THREE.
There was a slight increase in the demand for Cotton at
Liverpool yesterday, and the sales were 5,000 bales, at steady
prices. There was not so much doing in Railway Shares.
Birmingham and Gloucester were 85%; Chester and Holyhead,
6%; Eastern Counties, 11%; Edinburgh and Glasgow, 63%;
Grand Junction, 233; South Western Eighths, 4i-; Man-
chester and Birmingham, 448 ; Ditto and Leeds, 115%;
Midland Counties, 92 ; North Midland Half, 47 ; Paris and
Lyons, 21. 13s. ; Ditto and Rouen, 34%; South Eastern, 35 ;
Croydon, 161. 18s. 4d.
got much business has been transacted in the Funds this
morning. Nothing has yet been permitted to transpire as to
the amount of assents to the Conversion of the Three-and-a-
Half per Cents. of 1818 to a 31. ss. Stock, or of dissents as
respects the other funds bearing the former rate of interest
at present. The opinion now is, that the Chancellor of
the Exchequer will carry out his whole scheme.
without requiring one million sterling to pay off objectors.
The value of the New Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Annuities
this morning has been firm at from 102% to 102%. As to
Consols, the rates have fluctuated only from 98% to 98% for
the Account, as well as for immediate transfers. The Com-
missioners bought this morning Consols at 981. Exchequer
bills are 70e. to 71s. premium.
The foreign investmens have been dull, Spanish Actives at
25 to %, and the Three per Cents. at 35% to -8. Mexican Bonds
have been 35% to 36 ; Buenos Ayres, 38 ; Chilean Deferred,
50 ; and Colombian, 40%. Except Chilean, they are there-
fore all a shade lower. Belgian have realised 104. Dutch
Two-and-a-Half per Cents. have been marked 57 to 57%.
In the Railway Shares business is much more limited to-
day, and prices are lower. The account will be settled to-
morrow, and this influences them. Birmingham, South
Western, South Eastern, and Birmingham and Gloucester,
have been most affected.
BRITISH FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
(From the Official List)
Sper Cent. Consols. Annuities 98%14
New 3% per Cent. Annuities 102%
Long Annuities, Expire sth Jan. 1860
Ditto 30 Years, Expire sth Jan. 1860 12%
India Stock - 285
Bank Stock for Account
Consols for Account
Exchequer:Bills, I%d. 134 d
1,0001.
500/. -
. 70 pm.
Ditto Small
FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Belgian Bonds, 5 per Cent lO4
Buenos Ayres Bonds, 6 per Cent 3B
Chilian Bonds, 6 per Cent —
Ditto Deferred 5O
Columbian Bonds.
Mexican Bonds, 1837, 5 per Cent. . ...........
Portuguese Bonds' 5 per Cent.
Ditto Converted 47 46% 47%
Ditto for the Account 47
Spanish Bonds, Five per Cent 1840 25
Ditto for the Account
Ditto Three Der Cent.
Ditto for the Account
Venezuela Bonds, 2 per Cent 4O
Dutch 2% per Cents 57
Ditto for the Account
Dutch 5 per Cents lOl% 102
PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE.
RAILWAXS. PAID. PER SHARE
Birmingham and Gloucester 100
Ditto New
Bristol and Exeter 7O 70% 693 to '7O
Chester and Holyhead 5 6l % ... to
Eastern Counties
Ditto New Registered Bl. 6s. Bcl.
Great Western
Ditto % Shares
London and Brighton 5O 44%%... to
London and Birmingham. Stock 235 ,to 236%;
Dit o New 14 Shares:.
London and South Western 41% B3
Ditto Eighths
.
Manchester and Leedi ll 6
Manchester and Birmingham ... 40
North British 2%
Newcastle and Darlington Junct. 18
Northern and Eastern 45 57% to
North Midland
Ditto Thirds 2l'. 13s. 4d.......... 01 ...... to
Paris and Orleans
Paris and Rouen 2O 34

South Eastern and Dover
Ditto Scrip
York and North Midland
Ditto Scarboro' Branch
MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE, MARCH 12.—There is net
do buoyant a market, but prices continue quite firm. Bolton
and Preston, 30i to 30i ; Dublin and Drogheda, 56 ; Man-
chester and Birmingham, 45 ; North Union, 1021 to 104 ;
Sheffield and Manchester, 71 ; Ditto Quarters, 8 ; South
Eastern New creation, 4i prem. ' • Manchester Assurance, loi.
CLOSING 111 ICES.
BRITISH FUNDS.
Indian Stock 235 pm.
Ditto Bonds ... —. pm.
Ditto Old Annuities
Ditto New Annuities —
Ex. Bills, 1,0001. I%d — pm.
Ditto 5001. — pm.
Ditto Small — pm.
Bank Stock for Acct l9B
Consols for Acct 9'.34
India Stock for Acct —
I FUNDS.
Austrian, 5 per Cent — Portuguese, 5 per Cent —.
Belgian, 5 per Cent lOl Ditto, New Ditto
Brazilian Bonds
Buenos Ayres, 6 per Cent... 38 Russian, 5 per Cent —,
IDitto, Metallic .— Chllian, 6 per Cent
Colombian, 6 per Cent: 14% Spanish, 5 per Cen* 25%
Ditto, 1824 — ,Ditto, 3 per Cent 3.5%
Cuba Bonds, 6 per Cent 93 Ditto, Deferred 14%
Danish, 3 per Cent
Greek, 18:i5, 5 per Cent — , Exchange
Mexican, 5 per Cent
Ditto, 6 per Cent., 18:17 — Dutch, 2% per Cent 5-%
Peruvian, 1925, 6 per Cent... -29% Ditto, 5 per Cent lO2
SHARES.
Birmingham and Gloucester (100 paid) B3
Great Western (75 paid)
Ditto Half Shares (50 paid)
Lancaster and Carlisle ( 5 paid). . _ 6
London and Guildford Junction ( 5 pa.d)
London and South Western (411. 6s. 10d. paid)
Manchester and Leeds (70 paid)
Manchester and Birmingham
Midland Counties MO paid)
Ditto Quarter Shares (15 paid)
Norwich and Brandon ( 2 paid)
Northern and Eastern (45 paid)
Paris and Orleans (20 paid)
South Eastern and Dover (50 paid) 35%
Ditto Scrip (25 paid) 35%
West London Thames Extension 1 2 paid)
York and North Midland (50 paid) 122%

Bank Stock
5 per Cent. Ited
3 per Cent. Cons.
3% per Cent. Rel
New 3% per Cent 102%
New 5 per Cent.
Long Annuities to expire
Jan. 1860 12%
Oct. 1859

Jan. 1860 ...... ...... 12%

THE LAST CAMPAIGN IN AFFGHANISTAN.—The
" Narrative of the late victorious Campaign in Affghanistan
under General Pollock," from the pen of Lieut. Greenwood,
of her Majesty's 31st Regiment, is, we hear, to be published
immediately. The contents of this volume are likely to prove
most powerfully interesting to the English public at the
present time ; for while almost every one has read, in the
works of Lady Sale and Lieutenant Eyre, the sad tale of our
disasters in Affglaanistan, no account has hitherto appeared of
the glorious successes which crowned the advance of Sir
George Pollock's army. Lieutenant Greenwood's work is,
we understand, an offhand soldier's narrative, which, while LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—( THIS DAY,)
it contains the most authentic information, warmly excites T
...ONDON - 1 • day f 01 westerly
, lARCH 13. int tns a neon, re,
the sympathies of the reader in the numerous stirring scenes breeze, and fine clear weather.
and adventures in which the author took part.
DEAL, MARCH 12.—Wind W N.W. to N.N.W., strop
ALARMING ILLNESS OF THE COUNTESS OF UX- and hard squalls.—Arrd. Euphrates, Wilson, China; Amelia
BuiDGE.—lt is with extreme regret that we announce the very -Mulholland, Evans, Mauritius; James Crtlikailankt SIVeo
serious indisposition of the Countess of Uxbridge. The Countess Demerara; James Lyon, Bruee, Wrbioe,
was confined yesterday week, and it appears that on Friday symp. RANTSGATE, MARCH 12,,,,Nrra. Olive Branch
toms of an alarming nature were too manifest, and the medical Buenos Ayres,
gentleman judged it prudent to order that the Countess's head be PORTsmoUTII, MARcu 12.—Wind 1, gale and very
shaved, which was done on Saturday. However, her ladyship con. squally.—Arrd. Great Liverpool stonier, Alexandria.
tinued gradually to get worse. We are happy to hear that a PLYMorrit, 12.—Wind N.:`,.v.L-Put back, her Ma-
change decidedly for the better took place yesterday, and the jesty's steamer Prometheus, witl2,
boilers burst.
report of Drs. Bright and Stone last evening was, on the whole, ' PIMANcR, MARCH 11.--Arrd. Trois Amis, Cherbourg, for
favourable. The inquiries of the nobility have been exceedingly Cardiff, with loss of Iniohniast,,
numeroul,
()" scu'LY3 -1g4,914 V,—Lanew# Kostee, Klevel

Uam 011,

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_
LAW li.'cTELLIGEN,'
CHANCERY.-(THIS DAY.)
BURROUGHS V. ROE.—JUDGMENT. thissb
The LORD CHANCELLOR gave judgment to-day in d
the question in which related to certain deeds execute
the late Alderman Winchester. The case came before f,
Lordship upon appeal from the decision of the Vice-01111;e
for Knight Bruce, and his Lordship, after going t r his
lenth into the facts and law relating to the case, staate
clear opinion to be, that the judgment of the Court belovtw'
correct, and ordered it to be affirmed with casts. t this
Want of space prevents us giving a fuller account oi
judgment, but we shall do so to-morrow.

POLICE INTELLIGENCB•
BOIT-STREET.
Mr. Thomas liartls it Simpson, landlord of the Albion Trett7.
Great Russell-street, Covent-garden, was summoned befo
jared •
Jardine, charged with having kept his house open for Ihe
"
wine, spirits, beer, or other distilled liquors, at other hours ra to
law allowed, namely, at twenty-five minutes before 001
morning of Sunday, the 3d inst.
Mr. D. W. Wire, solicitor, appeared for the defence. jetelf
The case excited great interest, and the Court was coollptess
filled with respectable persons, licensed victuallers, and (tegument.
of Mr. Simpson's house, who were anxious to hear the art*;oo,
on both aides, it being the fifth time Mr. Simpson has De
moned within thirteen months. " Ift the nrn
Inspector Black, F division, said that on Sunday 10,-. .no
3d of March, about twenty-five minutes before one, he vlsicoopt,
house of the defendant, situate In Great Russell-strectv
000,0
garden. He found •he door wide open, and in the suPPerx..,ber of
near as he could say, seventy persons. There were a 0;0
glasses, with different sorts of liquor In them, standing on th
in the usual way.

and sP4. W

Cross-examined by Mr. Wire—Saw Mr. Simpson,
him. Said to him, " There are a number of glasses of 'll biro
the tables," and he replieds ; " Yes; I cannot help if. wolf o
drawn nothing since twelve o'clock." Was in the house abet
three minutes, and looked round. Went up stairs into
room, where there was a party taking coffee. Did not seelef,lo
served while he was there. Mr. Simpson called his atten;O:
the bar. The engines appeared to be fastened down. There
light, but he did not stop to examine it any further. rhO°4P
Alexander Kerr, F 49, who was on duty in the neighbo-uote
Great Russell-street and Bedford-street, observed, fromOve,„o,
past twelve to 23 minutes past one, 27 persons admitted dit
Simpson's house. The doors were open quite wide °W O*,
one, and from five minutes past twelve, till seven minute' ,itsa•
116 persons came out of the house. They were all very en"'
orderly.
Mr. Wire contended that there was no case to answer, .n peter
as it was proved that the engines were locked up when In fors /5
Black went in; that the glasses might have stood frost'
TDeDe(
o'clock without being refilled, and that there was no
ever of the sale of one glass after the hour prescribed bilvellb
Mr. Charles Ruddell, manager of the bar of the Albion sise''
deposed that he had been in the defendant's service for the gds
months, and was in the house on the night of Saturday,iin
March. Was in all night. Before twelve, or at twelve 0;loer
foiri
locked up the bar. Had received directions front the ue tor
not to permit any wines, spirits, or beer to be sold after p
o'clock. Those were his orders on that night. I,°c_/_'`_i le,r, •
beer and spirit engines, and put the wine in the enP7„t
locked it up. Nothing could be served from the bar W"'"„010,
knowledge after the hour of twelve on Saturday night, end, ; Ote:,
the care of those places he will swear that Wite-teet
served of a fermented or distilled nature after the hour wrote'
that night. The brass bare be now produced are Placed le
bo.
taps of the engines, and being locked with a pad!ock,eaend '17"?
fastened without the key, which he had in his posse's°. ,•0$
11
was no servant of the defendant's who had any liquors of the
with which they could serve customers. Every one in LU
had strict orders to be particular about serving. till ot„,1
Cross-examined by Mr. JARDINE—Did not go to bed jtPvi.e
two o'clock. Had no reason why he did not go to bed 0.;"-tastr,
except that he lied to make the day's account out. end 5
was cleared away, low
sile:ept
Miss Louisa Stanfield, who was in the bar till two o'c .
also that nothing was served after twelve ; nd thing 4/
Thomas Charles Daws, the head waiter, swore that n° 4,frp
tered the supper room after twelve o'clock in the shape di' b,1104
thy, w)
The only additioual facts proved for the defence Were'
drends of persons have left the house since the late deeietaitt;
cause they could not be served with anything but coffee; ~,st
the night in question great numbers of cups of coffee Weed
or er 7'
and that the notice was posted before five o'clock, in
gentlemen who dined at the house might be aware of the.,,ru.e
.441 f
Mr. JARDINE did not think it necessary to go lluthwftle'7, ` ;
case, as he deemed the proof
_which he required from "71:0;fses:J
dant's domestics had been given.—The information was di' Clad".
Mr. Plackett, landlord of the Red Lion, Vere-6treet'at#'4l,l,
market, was charged with a similar offence, at five elin
eleven on the same day. neer °rk
It
Policeman, F 134, saw the potman take a half-pint for'tp"
defendant's to a greengrocer opposite, but it being Prol-
'
defence that the beer was not taken to the greensroeerl seat
the next door, and that it had not been sold, but kincilLed..
the landlord to a customer's wife, who had lalely been enn-ossr":
i
Mr. JARDINR did not see any proof of sale under the
of the Act, and dismissed the information.

ARRIVAL OF THE EAST INDIA ANT,-• CA S
-
T)
MAILS.
SOIITHAMPTIDN, MARCH 12, EIGHT P,M,—The ig ED,
pany's steam.packet Great Liverpool, Captain MlClouri,ar-dene;
afternoon from Alexandria at the Motherbank, after OP!: 0f4F.1
the most dreadful weather, such as prevented the possibinor
sailing vessel coming nearer. She left Alexandria on tbeiollei
February, where she was deiained fourteen hours end 1
the mails were on board, in consequence of the holler sPEhir), afs4
leak and stopping to repair. She has landed her mail',
be dispatched by this night's mail. She brings h°sll,,et COP'
passengers, including nineteen ladies, and twenty-e 4-:
and servants, in all ninety_three. osofoi
Ships lying at Alexandria—Hee Majesty's ship:TYne, At G
men.of.war belonging to his Highness Mehemet Ali.
tar—Her Majesty's steamer Locust, and Company's ship gel
The Peninsula packet Montrose, due yesterday, is houri"., oer
fOt
SOUTHAMPTON, MARCH 12.—The Montrose Penins°Isr ste. d
arrived this morning at eight o'clock, bringing eight bto.tillnut
Montrose brings 18 packages of specie and a largo q`totba,g,
oranges. The Montrose experienced very bad westher.:nie,
and home; this accounts for her arrival after her usual
brings no news of importance.

MARKET NEWS.-(THIS

CORN EXCHANGE-WEDNS.V;I'
We had only a moderate supply of English Whe_.ia"ir 14°.a6
demand for it was in a very sluggish state, at bafro,A;it
day's prices. In free Foreign Wheat a steady bu'uvl 0,0,
doing. Bonded Grain was a mere drug. Barlq ~,adP
were a heavy sale, and prices had a downward v---
Oats, Beans, Peas, and Flour were unaltered.
ARRIVALS. tin 0001.(
Wheat. Batley. I Oats. 1,00
860 qrs. 1,744) qrs. NO 411. ..•••••
.-..,- —. I —... ....,
1
.......
Malt, 1,.%.9 gra.
~1,
NITHYTECH.A.PEL. :th ell"-../tor
Our market was very moderately supplied
barely foe Vol,
of Meat, while the dethand was inactive, at i tlie
Beef from 2s 4d to 3s 4d; Mutton, 2s 8d 0'360,0
3s 6d to 4s 8d; and Pork, 22 Bd. to 4s 4d per " , `
carcase. • . ' ' ..."-i•

English
• Irish
Foreign ......

RAILWAY
M ENT.
and
Newcastle •vic•
Newcastle and Darling-ton Junction Railisal.,binioifr
Bridge Bill—" for authorising the sale of the pin 60;00
tion Railway to the Newcastle and Darlington LC t ,or
way Company, and for enabling the said Comp t,tl.,‹est",'
a station at Gateshead, with a bridge-and aPPr°3-cn
nett the said last-nientioned;Railivay with the to'epteat •
castle-upon-Tyne, and for other. purposes," pies hiia
read a first time. f'r 61140
Pontop and South Shields Railway Bill-"" -°to
the Pontop and South Shields Railway Corll3B2refrovi' ,
part of their Railway, and to make a branch ,opP
for other purposes," presented, and read a first tied A°°
A 5r1j.,,
Epsom and South-Western Railway Bill" r,„e4f Seile3et
time, committed, and referred to the Coranit`e- t'
Croydon and Epsom Railway Bill—read 3
committed, and referred to the Committee of Selesceeoo
Newquay Harbour and Railway Bill—read,3,ectioa•
committed, and referred to the Committee of rerßiO.
Barnsley Junction Railway—petition for
...„,-"idiegi3OA
Report referred to the Select committee on St'"ictig reed
Monkland Rail Ways (No. 2)—petition for ,;"iirt 0.13"
and Bill ordered to be brought in 311.• I'o or for IV;
Oswald
Edi . 'ti°rl
burgh, Leith,and iive_r_peti
Granton Rai
reported, and Bill 'Ordered to be brought in by
Craig, Mr. Rutherford, and Mr. Macaulay, net

slhtai:tbsrlidelacottivhlweai;enag b
adopt, .
Th e
to.
A4O,
TUE WEATIIRII.—THE GALESe---On
031d.° Witild 0444_A
iaareeeea-,-, 1 ow 0.
the atmostphere was clear and the temperature c ude e- e
south-west to north, Shortly after midnight the chi° gicseep'est.sit
and the wind became violent, increasing to One" 3:funtilaiesPld
which, accompanied by torrents of rain, contion;cl4 it;toro,
seven o'clock. Yesterday morning, before eight °'°loela .., 1'
aoftffe,
eatnhdethweinsdunagsahionnteevbareaignyietlienll
ta,boeundt eleven
heavy storm of hail, :sleet, snow, and. rain, 5r0,70
whirled about about by the wind into various fantastic f° eeoPPe_ae re.,
dering it truly uncomfortable for those: who were t "" se
battle with it. Similar 'stOrps„ though less vi
when ,t 1; Ine'
tonuw.pmhcoepot
ieecoari
itnttcpgoe dhrhhat:
noleeacidr4tnaooteenfi
dzeintervalsetggiaete o'clocki
continuedent
teo'clock:cleared
awol up to nearly
meabbi
ornauir:tnrkdieintcyhg:
tedass
and
dtrnolwliogtdnhokda
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'leggy
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endeve.
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the
have 0-1034 et ' a
cautionar aY Morning, in conseence' Pooleoc°, teal."
wind slightly retarded the garreievnal of several
y Measure the craft in the river
rriejl oli al
But few of the Scotch steamers were enabled to 3 , 0001 oa
...0.0
The James Watt, Havre steamer, which Was d" a-The fagaer:d.
yesterday morning, had not arrived last evOl°gnrte 9°l;a7 07. e,
the Herne steamer states that he never made 3f- At -:tisi,„,,e'"
Herne Bay, than the voyage to Loudon en, Mons's,' bet es_.„.l 1,
the storm began at ten o'clock on Monday night, W tbiew-
, e nor
Bet'
quent and vivid gashes of lightning came from t''
Iti OP
barometer at noon yesterday was 29-6.
__,A. larg /0 s.
FACTORIES BILL.—SILK TRADB• jot trs'—'ol,tht,
ing of Members of Parliament, representing the
is rsbeel.o. thir.
day morning received, at the King's Arms Hote:10000, of ttiso,
deputies from the silk-throwing districts new i' (000,44100
purpose of procuring a separate Bill for the refgr CbeP., dog
trade. William Tattoo Egerton, Eq..,
M.P"
f °the lie
or
called to the chair, and after a ftill exposition oe s
to boll:0ot
trade, and an expression of the general willingn!..peeliato to be
mills regulated by provisions applicable to th 'r
ldv;e °ei. lir
stances, it was resolved that an application shoyouid 0 u 00,,,
James Graham for an interview, at which sn separsts_oft!'
reasons for desiring to have silk Tullis placed ineeceeoitte.
tive enactment, :.s had been recommended Wash iron.
, . chairman'
,--
House of Commons of which Lord Ashley
eijioa
~ 0
BIR7'IIS. V.ll. ~ •
tri ti
On the Bth inst., at Edgbaston, BirwinglAA . , 1
Ili?
Bacchus, of a daughter. c.tt'ivf°rd'h A
On the Bth inst., at Stcvm.rd HAS, ,- „.,;ftv-'
a.ISP"
lade of Josiah Wilson, Egt., of a s.c,a,. , lac-, 0
On the 9th inst., Airti,...4ohiag, Us • Alfrtul 90
,fin,
of a daughter, tot, SVS. 0
On the 9th inst., in tr. Stamford-stre ,: of
Matthews, of a d.4110,e.' pper snow,
On the lOtli 10. -c*
t liorh6ey, 3 h•
„A., a 1, lki• '.
daughter,
lio ph°
---.---- are, "4erP
.31..4111i11_,,D.
if aer-510of • .I°'
ia,. . the 9th inst., at St. George s, nook
ti'''
-Airy, Esq., of Mile-end, to llarriot Doc
Somes, Esq., of New Grove, Mile-end. WI
•t.
DIED. , Job° .ter
On the 10th inst., in Upper Gower-stree,, ram
Esq., 1".5.A., of West' Wickham, Kent. Air. 1010
On the 10th inst., in Camberwell, d 2]. 4
Lofty, of St. John's College, Cambridge, age ----..,,,',69,
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London : Printed and Published by
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