The Sun.
London, England, 1817-11-11 00:00:00

RAN HIDES.

Best Heifeis & Steers, per st. Ordinary, ....es Oil. to 2s 0
' ' 2s Sd to 3s 2d Market Calf .. each .'. is P.ll,
Middlin,gs'...2s 4d to 2s 6d Eng—Horse • 9s Oil to los €#

SHEEP SKINS.
Polled
Downs 's Ott to 0(1 Lambs Os od to

PRICE OF RAW FAT, p,
As stated by the Tall.Nelterz.
St. James's Market .. 4s I d
Illitechapel Market 4s I

er Stone of 81b,—:N0.7.
As stated b the Butchers-
St. James's Market 3s I 1
Whitechapel Market 42 34
Clare Market Os bj
Newgate Market
'Average .... 4,s

Average

- PRLCES, OF TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per 1121 b.
Town Tallow.. Os Od --.7.3 od r Yellow Soap 96*
Yellow Russia 693 Od —s od 1 Mottled . lo4i
White ditto .. 70s Od —s ad Clird
Soap ditto.... Ges Od —s Od- Pains
Melting Stuff' Ws Od —s od Grayes ,Bsol ,
Ditto Rough.. 44s od —s. ad 'Good Dregs • 7s.- 03

PRICE Or CANDLES, from Tallow Chandlers' Flail.
Price of. Candles, per dozen' 11 Is 6kl—Moulds, 1.3 s Ott
6d per dozen allowed for ready money.

COAL MARKET, Nov. 194 .
Shipi at Market. ' , Shipg sold. Price.
941Neyrcastio. . .. . 17. 409. od. it. 50s. 6(1,
15 Sunderland—. J....... 13 ....4-Is. Cd. 'to 465. 6d•
1 Stone Coal '....0 ....... .. ---s..od. to -...:5. od•

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EXTRAORDINARY ACCIDENT.—The_ following
very extraordinary 'accident and almost miraculoug
escape occurred about five oi.clock on Friday se'n-
night in Carmarthen :—A drove of oxen frissing
through Spihnan-street, one of them strayed to
the Castle-green, whence in his headlong course,
he tell over the precipice facing the bridge; anJ
through the'roof of a small house below, of which
the inhabitants were asleep in. bed. It will na-
turally be supposed, that the terror and alarm
excited on the occasion were great. Fortunately,
however, part of the roof fell in, while the ox
was balancing .across a beam, exactly over a bed
in which were two children, fast asleep, and who
were awakened by 'a rafter fallidg npon the bed.

'The parents had hardly removed these poor chile
'dren from their perilous situation, when the beam..
'giving way, fell with its burden upon the-bed.•
Not withstanding'all the alarm and bustle created
by this occurrence, We are happy to add, no per-
sonal injury was 'sustained on • the occasion; and
what is equally remarkahle, the ox does not ap- •
pear to have suffered Materially front his extraor-
dinary descent.—(Gloucester Herald.)

BIRTHS.
On the 7th inst. at Beaumont Cottage, Chertsey, the 17d;
9f John Hamilton Colt, Esq. of a son.
On Sunday inoening, at his residence in IVlliteliall-yard,
the Lady of George Jackson, Esq. of a daughter.

MARRIED.
On the loth instant, James Butler, Esq. of Russell-square.
'to Maria, widow of the late Captain Charles Macdonell,, and.
eldest daughter of the late Win. Nassau, Esq. of Notting-
ham-place.
On the Ist inst. by the Rev. Rd. John Davies, at Gui Meld,
in the county of Montgomery, Captain R. 0. Tudor, of the.
Royal Montgomeryshire Militia, to Emma,. youngest 'daugh-
ter of John Lloyd Jones, Esq. Maesruawr, Receiver-General
for the counties of Brecon, Radnor, and Montgomery.

DIED.
On the 2d inst. Louisa, the wife of Henry Revell, Esq. of
Round Oak, Englefield.:green, Surrey.
On the Bth iust. in Ow 46th year of her.nge, Judith, wit**
of Mr. Thoma's P. Priestley, of Saville-place, Mile-end-road.

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