The Sun.
London, England, 1828-10-21 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL.
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SUNDAY, OCT. I 9.—lirind South.—High water 5f
minutes past seven.--Arrived the Etna, ErnerW:
from Dublin ; Hooton, Hawthorn, from Dreghecil"'
Sheffield, Richards, from diito; Fiiendsbrp
• fro.g6
Annan.
CLEARED OU TWA It DS. -,-ThAdams, Lucy, AuaS, for enoi.
Columbian, Geddes, for ditto; ,Star, Davies, -foe GibtP",:
tar ; Ceres, Cain, for New Orleans ;. Science,
for Charleston ; Mary Ann, Roberts, far Jamaica; 11'":,
Re,lbend, for. Bath, A.S. ; Joshua, PrOwee, fer therCsr
of Good Hope.

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SHOCKING MURDER AT NEWERIDGisr;
• e
A Correspondent at Naas informs us that a moat barhi;
nun inut der was committed near
.Newbridge a, few. °ln
since, on a tespectable farmer in that neighbourhood,
vas upwards of seventy yeats old. The persons cheWta
with this murder are the near relatives of the Unfortuc'
man. They were committed to Naas gaol on Thortdif;
An Inquest was held on Friday; but the particulars
not yet reached us. One of the parties implicated hel
situation for many years in the Castle of Dublin.-Dug
Freeman's Journal.
WE ,kVING.-Tile hand-loom weavers are eeirr;
plaining ; and the trade in general, for several 'Weeks,
been rather dull. The prices of plain poWer-loomr'd
have fallen within this month, yet the demand is still fee
limited, even for any particular quality, and theenosti
late shipments that have been made are on COnSign.niet.i.
Yarn has been steady for several weeks, and is now retS
looking up, but very few' sales were effected thisiivel
The power-loom mills, however, are all on fulh times
briskly engaged, principally at light fabrics, 10 deff,,,i,
and 11 degrees, and manufacturers are probably 80 of
pating that a demand may take place during the 0611
the year;--Glasgow Free Press.
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CA R RON IRON WORK...--I:ncre, no; Pc`!".4o
...
material improvement in the denaand,-for g0045..f°044
these works within the last three renntha.-.• Exdu4Ve4o,,
the loam goods, the small castings runahotitit4o.,tl77llft.
week. The spirited proprietors are constantly erigagef
making improvements and additions to their works. 1:16
have at present four blast furnaces employed,, the ift'd
undergoing a complete repair. It is to be reconstinf
on the principle sometinie since introduced of 611410
machinery, and will be finished in six Weeks. It is tp.,J
60 feet in height, 16 feet at the bushes, and it is exPerio
to make about 50 tons of metal a week-, Beside:s.B'44ot
of minor erections, a splendid new engine of 12q.-*.,,, ba
power for blowing the furnaces is in, progress.. Itjit
constructed on WA TT and BOLTON'S plan, The 1440,
cylinder is to be eight feet three inches,' and. the !IL*,
cylinder six feet two inches in circumference. A. the Pt*,
pany are making the whole machinery at their woriii%oieel
are finishing it in the most tasteful style, and kis belt 04i
that when fairly set to work, this• will be among the "*
beautiful engines in Seotland.--;,Scottontot.

BIRTHS. •
bar
Oa the 20th inst. Mrs. 11.. L. 'Robins, 'of Sags .
street, of a 'laughter.
On the 13th inst. the lady of Alfred Wigan,lo4'.
Clare HOWW, E
ist Mailing,
iam •
On the 19th nst. Mrs. Freeman,Will of
street, of a son.
DI ARRIED. ' 1'
On the 18th inst. at West Hackney Cilurch, ti
Rev. Edward Birch, Mr. Samuel Evans, of Cookbiln
Farm, near Rochester, to Phcebe, eldest daughter of 11.1,
S. Tarrant, of High-street, Kingsland.
At Glasgow, Robert Howie, Esq. to Marion , 4
relict of the deceased Captain M'Nsir, of Greenbelt.
On the 16th inst. Henry' Hordern, of Dunstan Wjo
near Wolverhampton, in the county of Stafford;
Frances Elizabeth, the eldest. daughter df Francis Be
oake, of Tettenhall, in the county of Stafford, Eng: he
On the 18th inst. at St, Mark's, Icenningtoll
Rey.llllr. Edwards, Mr. Edmund Bennett, of ,H_44
to Sarah Ann, daughter of the late Alexandet. 'Ark. .
of Sockwell-place. •
• • DIED. • .
On the 19th inst. at Turnham-gieen, after, a pig*'
and protracted Isabella, the wife' of Mr:' GeTiel
Robins, of Covent-garden ; her death will be lea"
seyerely felt by a large circle of friends and accittaintoOli
On the 19th inst. Elizabeth, wife of Mr. Thoi..As
of Staines.
0.1 the 19th inst.: Mr. J. H. Jackson, of COS.dlej,,e
New-road, aged 29, occasioned by *.n -injt4ry)lFfe7iiie
the Saturday week previous, by being4hroyn,free

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