The Sun.
London, England, 1842-10-17 00:00:00

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Andover...- 51 64
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Warwick ..
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York

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5.d. 5. d. s.d. s. d. s.d. 5. d. 5.d, .5. cl.
70 ¶ 6 3 6 4 6 3 6 4 0 0 0 0 0
HULI. CORN MARKET.
White (per quarter) 52.; 543.:66.
Red
Foreign
Malting
Grinding 25 ...75. • Se.
Oats, British
Forcgu (in bond) ltis . PS. 203,
Beans
Pease, Grey ... ...
Blue and White 36i.: I-iSs. 405.
Linseed 46s. :Yes. 565

Per Buche,.
Birminghom

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Wheat,

Barley,

Flour per sack
Rapeseed (per IU quarters)
DEVIZES CORN MARKET.
s. d. s. d. Ver Quarter. a. d. --
58 Uto F 2 0 Oats tl oto -1:"
54 0 59 0 Beans,.. 3O 0 a 0 1:1
38 0 f•lt 0 Hour (per sack).. 40 0 "
:13 0 28 0 Bread (pesgalloni. 010 --

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Per Quarer.
First 1V heat
.econd
rkint
darley

:ORNWALL MARKETS.
Llculated at 24 gallons to the bushel

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Wheat.

Barley.

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St. Austell...—
Bodanin
Lis :earl
Launceston
Ca:ntlford
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SINGULAR GYPSEY FUNERAL 'AT LITTLE COO-
GESLIALL.—For some time a numerous tribe of gYr
sies have pitched their tents in Cut Hedgesroadi,
Little Coggeshall. One of the party died last week.'ls soon as life was extinct much ceremony was ou"k_
served. The body was dressed in a Scotch plaid gownF
silk stockings, and satin shoes ; wax tapers we, e
ournt, and the remains lay in state. Instructions rot
the funeral were given to Mr. Clements, the under-
taker, and no expense was spared to render it most re',
spectable in all its appointments. The coffin was °'
the oak, studded with gilt nails, and bore a brass
date, upon which was engraved " Cecila Chilcattl I
)ied Sept. 29, 1842, aged 28 years." On Sunday la7-*s._
the funeral took place, and her remains were interred 1P;
:he parish churchyard, by the Rev. W. Wigson, curate
:n :n the presence of a concourse of between 4,000 11Z-43!:
,i,OOO persons. The pall was supported by fbur.7k2'
pectably dressed females deeply veiled, and about,,•
if the trills followed all dressed in black, the
vearing black cloth cloaks. The greatest decora`',!, •
as observed by the whole of the party, and a ro°res
,spectable funeral, we understand, has not been see:".
the town for many years. We are credibly •Ini
armed that in the colin. were placed by the side °
the body the deceased's watch and a purse of money'
or the protection of which a person is appointed 6
watch the grave for some weeks. The father of t'll_
leceased, attributing the death of his daughter to to
~emoval by the police, threatens to take legal W:4°v'.
:sgs against the parties.--Chelmsford Chronicle. t
REPRODUCTION OF ATMOSPHERIC AIR.-31' ?lei
:iard has submitted to the French AcademY
sciences a communication on the means of remaininse
g
or a long period in a limited quantity of air, by Te
,osorption of the carbonic aci l gas exhaled, and to t,
enewal of oxygen in propo: ton to its consuraq
ion. That the carbonic acid gas exhaled, an
which, in excess, becomes fatal, may be absorvey
`)y lime, is a well known fact; but as it is necele
lay, in the purification of air, to replace t'es
xygen, which is the vital principle, as wdi the
-0 get rid of the excess of what is injurious, in
.neat object to be obtained in cases where, as
lea
living bells, it is important to make the same !lin: co
volume of 'air serve for several hours, is to powilo,
)xygen with ease and certainty. 111. Thenarcl
,Piar,o
soses to employ oxygenated water, and has sh° of
hat not less than 375 times the volume of „voter
ixygen gas may be compressed in this vehicle, an,..0
subsequently liberated as required. But to prod d,
this result great care and expense are necessary,n."ne
when obtained, the difficulty of preventing the es
if the oxygen, when not wanted for immediate use'
tlso very great.—Medical Times.
tier to-
EFFECTS OF THE RAILROAD.—Erery trave-- des
wards the north cannot but have noticed the w° fling.
?ul alteration that has taken place since the 131 r since
ham Railroad has been working. A few yea° oily,
..)4 coaches used to pass through St. Alban's some
enlivening the town with the presence,
Tittle to the profit of the tthrsaei
tdtteiols;lll:o,,n,ra
stnt;,:eneadradrildnP,iigis:n:Yitad:ll:so:::asgilt.
:lumber of poor people, who now may be seerPA flag
‘st,,(i)tnhesntaitmteirloeu(suptroasntbcoe3o,T.
the corners of the streets, finding a difficulty
ferring their labour to another source. On Saturdat
.ast the Leeds Express, formerly called the Sleero
Leeds, which has been on the road upwards of 0:
years, ceased running its daily journey, it beinginf
I cnger a profitable speculation; and we have beard
°0
mother, out of the four remaining, that is likely ler
to follow the example. Barnet Redbourne, and
a'
towns in the route, that depended upon the traffic,
lace
• nere shadows of the past. Between the fornarr P as
St. Alban's grass, to the width of two feet, 11).4
seen growing in the middle of the road, too Flaw",
demonstrating the effects complained of.tha
THE LATTER-DAY SAINTS.—The emigration oilf
Mormons, o: Latter-day Saints," from this no!! Of
'hilly increasing. Notwithstanding the rascaliti",oe,
.heir apostle, Joe Smith, having been so often
siunced and exposed, these well '
inc aning but deltite,
iit.husicists continue to leave their native country ioo
undreds, in order to swell the number of his dupes
he other side of the Atlantic. The class of Per'c.
hus emigrating are, in appearance and worldly,ir
sumstances, above the ordinary run of steeragOrol
engers. The bulk of them are from the rnintheir
Bounties—farmers and farmers' servants, with /pi.
wives and families. Upwards .1.5,000 have alread.Y
_etore
stateo, and en equal number will probably leave 70,4
bring. As no better freight is offering, the New qr'hick.
essels are taking these disciples of the knavish D
lith ata very low figure. The Sydney, for` n 54- tuo'
my received 115/. for 180 of the Mormons, iA".000
lenry has agreed to carry 140 for 1001.--little of
Ilan 15s. a head ! All this is clearly indicatieehe,
wo things : first, the utter stagnation of trac_i
ween this port and America at the present snoTihr
Ind, secondly, the prevalence of superstition anueitot
,licity amongst a class of our countrymen wh°.„dsol
0 know better than to leave their homes and klq. is.-
in order to follow the fortunes of one of the ni°7vhsse
riorant and impudent quacks of modern days' `ll
snavery is so transparent as to be seen thrtfisiaa•
every serson of ordinary capacity.—Liverpoo‘ officei
VEGETABLE CURIOSITY.—We had left at ours 6OO
on Saturday, a twig off an apple tree, bearing IM
blossoms and two or three buds not yet buy-4'ools
flowers had the most fragrant smell, and were. The
in the beauty of their tints, to spring bloorosi'oog4
twig was plucked from a tree in a garden hq. bean'
to William Haresnape, of Far Cross Bank. ‘ 0 tif6°
tiful rosy-cheeked apple, of the kind called hs the
apples," was also left with us the same dge drat
grower, Mr. J. Lucas, of Crosthwaite. This size'
curiosity about this vegetable production i"sifereoce:
It measures more th in 12 inches in eireil'ai Apple;
Mr. Lucas stated that he had plucked severs sisst,„l/s
from the same tree fully s inch larger, a° srovvrus
has them still in/his possession. The tree is ai-nino
on a portion of the recently enclosed comin°,Zoft
part of the Underbarrow valley. —Kendal
rooraiPg.
SUSPECTED MURDER.—On WednesdaY, giltoi_at;
was found, in a mill-pond, in the parish °ion, i:°,
next Sittinghourne, the body of a young wte broisseo
had, it is thought, been murdered, from Wl_ 4asc2
ahe had received, and then throssit:nie
•
pond. She is respectably dressed, but a sv,ro 1/
the neighbourhood. The pond belongs `•
Prentis, miller, of Milton.—Kent Herald. the lOtht
1. Isabella 11., Queen nf Spain, completed on
age
age
inst. the twelfth year of her age. 1-his is; tnt Spasif
which, according to the text of the ane-e-
-law, the minority ceases.

BIRTHS. Toe, Al°97"
On the Bth inst., at Cursitor-street, Chancery-
r' of
the wife of John Johnson, of New York, of a ;%; CooO
On the 11th inst., at Battersea, the lady 0. '-'-' of
a s Kent' the
on. 101)
On the 14th inst., at Dartford Vicarage, ri
the Rev. F. B. Grant, of a daulhter. f 0
On the 14th inst., in Hyde-park-gardens, the la" °woe:,
James Wheeler, Esq., of a daughter.
ma• il• r• ,
On the 14th inst, at Upper Norwood, --- ' , of ••
ton, of a son. the WI -
On the 15th inst., at Upper Harley-street, ,r,
Bonsor. Esq., at Polesden, Num y, of a daughtet% .40
,0,1 '
On the 15th inst., at Cheyne-walk, Chelsea, the '"
Butler, Esq., of a 50...

11f.4RRIED• ... r,(1001
On the 6th inst., at Walcot Church, Bath, the or c„,,1300,
Elton, Al. A., of Balliol College, Oxford, to Hari en't Va°c°
younger daughter of the late Rear-Admiral V. a
Ballard, C. B. • z' 'nd L' .la
Ott the Sth inst., at Trinity Church', Rath, ...'`°°,o, et the
Ilagshawe, Esq.. son of the lUte Sir William liafg'nsoy kluge
Oaks. Derbyshire, and of Bath, to Elizabeth Anne' °
ter of John Aues. Esq., of the same place. Juba
.1)11..:1).
On the I lth inst., at Dorset-plane, Dorset•Ma~~
Dick, Eau., late of Orange-park, Jamaica. ~.,,bittn, il'i.?
On the 14th inst., Fanny, the wife of .11- P"' ,
nartiel
surgeon. G rge
On the 14th inst., at Cannon street, City, --e° Hallett,
1-011 e
Esq., late of the Ordnance, Tower. John
Dorset.o4o
On the 15th inst., at Sloane-street, Chelaes'
Esq., aged 64. • ter, Vavill
on the 16th inst., in Queen-square, Weitillins -
W,lli,m Gregor'e, E. q.
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