The Sun.
London, England, 1826-10-31 00:00:00

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

LONDON DIARY, THURSDAY, Nov. 2.
(At the Court of Commissioners.)
J. Dow, Bow-common, rope-maker ......

COUNTRY DIARY, THURSDAY, Nov. 2. .
J. Boor, Warminster, at the Lamb, Hindon ... at
H. Coward, Preston—George, Newcutle • .....
J. Davies, Hereford—Shire-hall, Hereford..
M. Fidler, Norhury—Lion, Bullock-smithy
Harvey and Hill; Alhurgh—Tuns, Bungay ..
D. Morgan, Neath—Town-hall, Neath .... . ...

MELANCHOLY SUICIDE.--A melancholy instal
of self-destruction occurred a few days ago at
Helen's. .A young woman, about 20 years of
ai
became acquainted, at teigh, with a soldier, who
duced her, and with whom she afterwards carried
an illicit intercourse. The poor creature became pil
nant by her paramour, to whom she was seriously
tacked. He was sent with a detachment from
regiment to St. Helen's. Thither the unfortunate 0
followed him ; but the fellow refused, on her ers
there, to renew his connection with her. 'this en
behaviour on the part of her lover broke the pork
heart, and drove her to despair. She iMmediSy
formed a resolution to poison herself. In vain 1
endeavoured to procure a deleterious drug at the a
ferent apothecaries' shops in St. Helen's. ResOluti
bent, however, upon self-destruction, the wretched
male, it is stated, came all the way to this town
procure arsenic, with which, having purchased it, 1
returned to St. Helen's. There she went into apt
lic-house, called for some ale, put the poison into I
jug, and after throwing the paper which had contain
the drug under the fire, drank off the poisonous la
ture. She immediately quitted the house, with(
any person suspecting that she had swallowed poi*
In the evening, however, the servant of the hou
who had seen the unfortunate woman throw the
pose of using it to curl her hairy
per under the grate, took up the paper, for the
C
ni•shment to find written or printed on it the
" Poison !" She immediately, communicated to 1
people of the house the suspicions which this d
very had raised hi her breast, and a search waS
What was her
staidly made for the unhappy woman. She was foul
soon after, in the privy, in the agonies of death+,
in a short time after she expired, a victim to olisPl3(
affection and to the wickedness of man.—Glasr+
Courier.

HOP INTELLIGENCE.

BOI:otIOD, MONDAY, OCT. 80....—0ur Hop Market tht
week has rather declined for Sussex pockets, but the Plum
general are arm. Currency about 2s. lower. Rather 00
quiry for good old Hops.
(Another account from the Borough.)
OCT. 30.—The supply having last week been very lop
the merchants not liking the advanced prices, the trade itt
dull this morning, and where sales have been forced, a fall off
31. to 4s. has been submitted to ; in othei respects prices to,
nue stationary, at the following currency :—Kent pockets 1'
80.. to l 12s. ; ditto bags, 70s. to 90e. ; Sussex pocket', 16/

84s. Duty, 270,0001.
MAIDSTONI, OCT. 26.—Our Hop Market this week hal
been so good, and the prices have been rather lower. r'ere,
a great many samples offered, bet the buyers, this year, beirli
denier in inquiring for the old and best sort, which torn
the smallest proportion of the groWth, occasions a darkness in
trade, with a great variation as to the prices, which linveLgelii
'levelly from 68s. to 745. to 80s. and 845., in bags sPd
to SOs. to 100 s. in pockets.

LONDON MARKETS"•.

in F the The highest price of
aiiPennTo4..
41b. Loaf—There are others who sell froze
pence halfpenuy below that price.
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b

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,u. fl, fine J
.. 440. 6,
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56e• tc, fine 2. 61
291. 7,,„1: fine T.
sts. ‘--"'
so fine
c , th. ••3 4.165„. one
48s. 19, fine 0, s 5
16. floe One.
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20a. f."y. new el,
situ. • 06. 4,g
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in
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31* One
OS. One''
4fis• 14
40.
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PRICE OF SEEDS.--O'
New English Red Clover Seed (per Cwt.)......-"'"
Old Ditto
New Foreign
Old Ditto Ditto
New White
Old Ditto-
New Trefoil
Old Di
Rib Grus
English Carrawag Seed
Foreign Ditto
Coriander
St. Foin
Rye Grass ..----
Patty Ditto
Linseed, for feeding
Ditto, for Crushing O.
Canary Seed, New— SOs. 865. line Kis. —s.
White ?dastard Seed
Brown Ditto
Turnip Seeds, Rounds
Green and Red Ditt
Tares, Old.-7s.
Rape Seed, English,

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