The Sun.
London, England, 1842-04-02 00:00:00

PRICE OF BREAD,

Ihe highest rrit eof 'tread i.. the Mareplis is lid for lb I
Loz.f. Gold Bre ici may be had 5t.71.1.
PrtloE OF OIL
Rape Oil, broWn, per ton £4O 19
Ditto, refined
Linseed Oil 34 1C
Linseed Oil Cake at thi: Mill (per 1000) lt 0
rt.; e take, per ton 7 0
PRI-Es OF SELDS
Per Cwt. 1 Pet Quarter-
Sew English Reo C10ver...65s 80s St. Fein —s ifs SOs
Old Litt. Ditto —s s—s Rye Grass ....; a s ses
New-Foreign Ditto......—s 75s 92s Pricey Grass —s —s —s
Old Ditto Diito —s —s —s Linseed, fur feeding ...—s 52s 56s
New White ('over 5-Is Fes 658'Dit:o, for sowing .—s 58s 6+6
Old Ditto Ditto —s s slDitto, ter crushing ....—s 47s t2s
New Tre oil —s 2.0 s 40s'Hem.. .—s Otis 52s
Old Ditto
I'r. folium -s —s —s Per Bushel.
English Carraway —s 50s Ws White Mustard.....os Od to )ssed
Foreign Ditto —s 46s 50s Brown Ditto 12s Od to 14s , d
Coriander —s —s slTares ss Cd to 7. 61
PItECE OF TALLOW, SOAP, Sze. per 1121 b.
fowl) Tallow .£2 10 6 Melting Stuff— .CI 14 C
Yellow Russia
White u 0 C Graves
Soap Ditto 0 0 0 Good Dregs 0 5 0
PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone of Albs.
Price of Tallow (as stated by the Tallow Melters) '..ls. 93d.

COAL MARKET.
Ships arrived since 1r st mantet .day, ; 3
d.r
Anair't
Carr's Hartley
New Tanfield ?door lB ii
Ord's Redheugh 1 (1
West Wylam
IVylarn .. l7 o',
Walls End Hedlcy lB 0
Walls End Hilda l7 01
Walls End Killingworth
Walls End Perkins , 15 3
Walls End Wharnclille lB 3
W. E. Braddyll'sfititton :0 3
Walls End Hetton 0 t

s. d
Walls End Lambton
NsIIS End Stewart's ;2n 0
Walls End Caradoc 2O 9
Walls End Hartlep00l
Walls End Heugh 1-14.1 l.O 3
Walk End Kelloe 19 3
Walls End . arrington Tees r 5 9
Walls End Seymour Tees l7 6
Anthracite 23 0
bl'the l2 9
CoWpcn
Hartley la 9

( From the London New Price Current of April 1.)
SUGAR.—Arrivals of Sugar from Jamaica being daily
expected, together with the large parcels of Mauritius
and Bengal that have been brought forward, has caused
the market for West India Muscovadoes Sugar to be in
a dull state this week, and for grocery as well as for
refining purposes the demand has been limited.

bath Grocers and Refiners operated with much
caution, and the prices accepted were rather lower, mak-
ing the decline for the week Gd, and in some cases Is
per cwt, and the total sales 680 hhds and tres. The dull-
ness that exists in the market may, in a great measure,
be ascribed to the large supply of Bengal and Mauri-
tius Sugar.
REFINED.—The transactions in Refined Sugar have
been upon a small scale this week, the grocers purchasing.
only ample for their immediate wants ; the. refiners have
been desirous to realise, and have submitted to a reduc-
tion on last week's rates of is to is 6d per cwt—low
brown lumps at 76 to 775, good and fine 78s to 80s, Stan-
dard Lumps 81s to 81 Gd. Hamburith loaves and
'l'ittlers ord 79s to 81s, mid 82s to 83S, good 84s
to 89s, fine 90s to 975, double loaves 98s to 110 s per cwt.
The refiners are working freely. Pieces have been taken
sparingly, and prices are rather lower—we quote fine
69s to 735, good 66s Gd to 68s, mid 64s to 665, common
59s to 63s ; but for Bastards the demand has been
good, fine at 56s to 595, good 51s to 555,
middling and good middling 45s to 50s, low 41s to 44s
per cwt. Prices are firm for Treacle, and the demand
has been good ; we quote common 275, patent 28s to 29s
6d, best old make 28s 9d to 295, Golden Syrup :30s to
32s per cwt. Bonded crushed Sugar first sort at 295, at
which rate the refiners are firm. Loaves 101bs at 32s
ad to 335, and 14Ibs 31s 6d to 325. Treacle at 12s.
Bastards at 16s to 17s 6d, and Pieces at 18s to 2Gs per
cwt. Dutch crushed Sugar is neglected. To-day Re-
fined Sugar was in better request, and sales were made
at 81s Gd for Standard Lumps. Crushed Sugar firm,
and wanted at 29s per cwt.
_ _

MAURITIUS.—There has been less demand this week,
and prices have declined 6d to is per cwt. for mid good
and fine yellow descriptior.s, which' are still plentiful ;
but brown and common yellow sorts have generally
brought previous rates : very fine bright yellow
went at 69s to 69s Gd, fine 67s to 68s 6d, good
65s to 66s Gd, middling 63s to 64s 6d, low dingy
61s to 625, middling to good grey 62s to 64s 6d. good
mid and good brown 57s 6d to 58s Gd, fine 60s to 61s Gd,
good bright strong yellow in casks 65s 6d to 66s Gd,
goad brown 58s per cwt. The deliveries .continue on a
large scale, exceeding those of last year. The stock is
42.954 bags less than at this period in 1841.

EAST INDIA.—The demand has been good for white
Bengal Sugar this week, and full rates have been paid
for the best sorts. Brown sorts hav; been taken spa-
ringly, and prices have given way Gd—at auction 2,407
bags 48 chests were all sold, tine white at 69s
to 69s 6d, good 67s 6d to 68s, middling 64s to
65s Gd, low 63s to 63s . 6d, good middling yel-
low 62s 6d to 635, washed and damp of various
sorts 59s 6d to G7S 6d, good bright damp brown 50s to
52s 6d ord, good mid 47s to49s, in chests fair yellow Gls
common 51s to 55s per cwt. The stock is 45,711 bags
greater than last year at this time. Java good brown at
IGs Gd, fine 18s, mid grey 19s to 20s, good 20s to 21s„
and bright yellow 18s 6d, ord white 225, good 245,
washed 18s Gd to 19s 6d per cwt. Siam has moved off
slowly at previous yates....

This afternoon the public sales consisted of 7,884 bags
Bengal and 3,271 bags Manilla; the former nearly all
sold, but at a decline of 6d for white, and Is for brown;
fine white sold at 693 6d to 70s; 'good, 67s to 68s 6d ;
mid, 64s 6d to 665; good bright yellow, 66s to 66s 6(1 ;
damp and washed white and yellow, 59s 6d to 67s .6d ;
good and fine damp brown, 48s to 50s ; mid, 45s to 46s
per cwt. Manilla all taken in at 15s to 15s 6d for com-
mon brown, being full rates

FOREIGN.—For all descriptions of Foreign Sugar there
was a good demand both for export and refilling under
bond at the close of last week, and full rates were paid.
To-day there wt re two public sales of white 1-lavannah,
consisting of 3,391 boxes, which being subject to auction
duty, the whole was takcii in at full nays, viz, fine white at
28s to 295, good 27s Gd to 28s, middling 26s 6d to 275, ordi-
nary 25s to 265, washed 23s to 26s Gd per cwt ; since
the sales, however, several parcels have been sold Gd
under the buying-in rates.
MOLASSES.—West India have met with more attention
this week ; the purchases have been 280 puns at 24s to
25s 6d for Demerara, St. Kitt's, St. Vincent's, and Tortola
of common and middling quality. Foreign Molasses at
8s to 8s 6d per.cwt. Wiley prices are declining.
COFFEE.—CeyIon, at public, sale, 902-bags were only
partly disposed of 6d to is under former rates ; low good
ord sold at -75 s Gd, good ord pale 765: to 775, fine ord
coloury 78s to 795, fine fine ord 83s, mid B. P. sort
101 s 6d to 105 s 6d, triage 27s per cwt. Java
at auction 3,853 bags, were all taken in 2s under former
prices, viz.;—good ord at 475, low good ord 45s ;
best at 455. Company's 55s to 565. Mocha, at auction,
86 bales were taken in ; good long berry at 1265, mid
green clean garbled 105 s, ragged 90s, triage 70s, and Pea
berry 120 s per cwt. In.other sorts of Coffee the trans-
actions have been extremely limited.
This afternoon there was little demand for Coffee by
private contract, either for home consumption or ex-
port ; at auction 750 bags Mysore all sold at 49s to 53s
for good ord, and was considered cheaper.
TEA.—The market for Free Trade Tea has presented
a dull appearance since this day week ; at a public sale
held yesterday of 4,000 packages the biddings were lan-
guid, nearly the whole however found purchasers, but at
a decline on last sale's rates of id on Congou,
id on Twankay, Id to Id per lb on Hyson, Young Hyson,
Imperial, and Gunpowder.—Congou, good ord coarse,
and flat sold at Is 10d to is 1044, but L^id ra coarse ra
fresh burnt is 10d a is 101 d, 'but mid burnt fresh 10Ad
to is 104 d, but mid ra strong Is lOid to Is ltd, but mid
blackish leaf ra strong is Hid to 2s ; Twankay, but
mid coarse is 9d ; Ilyson, mid ra strong burnt 2s 8d
to 2s 9d ; Young Hyson, mid ra strong 2s 8/el
to 2s' mid strong 3s to 3s id. Imperial
but mid 2s sid to 2s Gd, mid strong 2s ; Gunpowder,
mid ra strong 3s id to 3s Id, mid strong 3s 2:id to 3s 3(1
per lb. Company's Congou have moved off slowly at
Is 101 d, cash.
To. day there were few buyers of Tea ; common Con-
gou cash is 10d to Is.lold, and Co.'s Is 10,1 d per lb.
Cocoa.---A fair demand exists for West India Cocoa,
38s to 44s paid for common to good red. Prices are firm
for Foreign, and the demand has been steady.
RICE.—The demand for Java Rice has been good this
week, and rather higher rates have been paid ; at public
sale 765 bags sold at 11s to Its 6d for good middling
bold white, and at lOs 6d to Its for middling ;
pri-
vately some parcels have been disposed of at Os 6d
to 12s for common to fine white, and yellow 8s 6d
to Os per cwt. For Bengal, however, prices have
further given way
3d to Gd per cwt, but buyers are de-
sirous to purchase at existing low rates ; and at auction
4,588 bags were all disposed of, viz. good middling
white at 95 6d to 10s, middling 9s to 9s 6d, low 8s 6d
to 9s per cwt. The deliveries have been upon a
large scale since this day week. Patna Rice is
rather cheaper ; 14s to 21s is the value. Carolina
has been taken sparingly, first sort at 36s ; second, 34s ;
third; 32s ; and common 28s to 30s per cwt. There hie;
been a large arrival of Paddy. This afternoon at public
sale 330 bags Bengal Rice went at stiffer rates-7good
mid white at 9s Gd to lOs per cwt.
SAGO.—The demand has been steady for Pearl Sago ;
sales privately have been made at 12s to 22s for mid to
good quality. Of Sago Flour some large large parcels
have been disposed of at 12s per cwt.

Russ, BRANDY, AND HoLaNns,—For East India Ruin
subject to the low rate of duty, the demand has been
good this week, and full rates have been paid ; the
purchases have been 350 hhds at Is 8d to is 10d
proof ' • but Rum without certificate was taken sparingly
at is 4d to is 41-(1 proof ; at auction 50 hhds were taken
in at 2s 3d, averaging 20 per cent, duty 9s 4d.
Prices have again given way a little for Jamaica, and
the demand has been limited ; the sales have been 170
puns-27 to 32 per cent overproof at 4s 6d to ss, and 33
to 35 over 5s 2d to 5s 6d bier gallon. Leewards are held
with firmness, and 2s 241 to 2s 3d have been paid
for some small parcels. Arrivals of Jamaica Rum
are shortly expected. The transactions in
Brandy have been upon a small scale only this week ;
for export there
.are few orders, and the home trade
operate with much caution ; prices have further given
way 1(1 per gallon. Cognac, first brands of the vintage
of 1836 selling at 5s 7d for hhds. puns 5s 5d ; ditto 1837,
hhds 5s 3d, puns 5s Id ; 1838, hhds 5s 2d, puns
5s ; 1839, hogsheads 4s 7d, puncheons, 4s 5d ; 1840,
hhds 4s, puns 3s 10d per gallon. Geneva has been little
inquired for; is I Id is the value of common, and 2s 6d
to 2s 8d for fine. In English Spirits a fair business has
been transacted at 9s Bd, cash. To-day holders of Rum
were firmer, sales of proof Lemur& were made at 2s 3d ;
Calcutta at the high duty of Is 4i-d to is 5d ; for Lee-
wards 7s per cent over 2s 5(1 refused.
INalm---The market for East India wears a firm ap-
pearance. Madras and coalition sorts of Bengal have
advanced Id to 2d, the supply being small. In gcod and
fine sorts of Bengal there has been rather more business
transacted at January rates.
TALLow.—This afternoon the market was in a dull
state, and 49s 9d to 46s h: the value of yellow Candle On
the spot ; at public sale 302 pipes '62 hhds 15 brl:, 97
serons South American went 39s to 43s 6d for common •
to good quality.
OlLS.—There has been rather more demand for com-
mon descriptions of Fish Oils for hothe consumption this
week. Cod Oil 281 lOs to 281 15s, pale Seal 301 to 39155,

- - -
yellow and straw colour 301 to 371, brown 27/ Ws l°
291 10s. Southern comm on 301 lOs to .3%1 Itl
l
middling to fine 32/ to 33/ lOs per tun;
trade are scantily suplied: Linseed Oil at 325-to 325
on the spot, and at 32s 6d to 39s 9d •for
Rape Oil pale at 48s to 43s 6d and brown 47s 3d
47s 6d per cwt : he supply ;is small. Olive has been
brisk request ; Spanish at 541 55/ ; Barbary, 52/ to
and Gallipoli 581. to 591 per tan, at which rates them al7t
deli 11
is firm; the quantity reinaining, unsold is small. Cocoa., 1
Oil 40s to 4ls for small parcel,s of good quality. ralll/01
dull of sale, and 321 the value of the best. Sperin
sells slowly, fine British at 161 to 861 10s, and ullerlL
'iv per tun. •
•

COUNTRY MAR EIS

Wheat. Barley. I Uai . I °Can

-- ---
Per Quarter.' s. to s. Is.to s. s.- t , s. s. to
3ath
31am:fiord —52 72 31 32 :3 20 4A3 --
13ridport .... s 1
fthard
Exeier
aloucester (5) 61 21 30 20 .25 40 "
duildford 158 74 07 34 .0 29 31 ,;
Newbury *".." !
,D 0 74 is 0.,,, is. yy 3.2 -
Reading l4B '76 t. 5 37 18 32 99 4!,
Salisbury 152 72 27 :34 :41 as 4 auo
Shtrbornc ,56 62 06 20 li S 4 j4O 14
Shepton Mallet 50 70 25 34 18 24 :14 48
Uxbridge !' 37 43 .: ; 26 -' A. . . .fi
kV,,rminster 155 f 9 24 86 19 25 251 li
Worcester Bl 18 32 33 2. 20 38
&aril IL2 1:2 '24 28 . :10 9.2 i4O 44
• DEVIZES CORN MARKET. ' d.
32
i.
Per Sack. s. .1. s. 111 Per Qum ter. '• pIC
.4
first W heat :211 oto : 4 010ats ... .............. ~, 0 •
Second 24 0 30 0 Beans (per sack)... •L 5, , 14
laird
i 3 •••
darley 24 0 31 0 Bread (pergallon).
• CHELTENHAM M A 11K ETS.
Per Bushel. a. d. to s. d. Per IN ,
los "eat
darley 3 0 3 9 Mutton ................. ..
Oats 3 0 3 9 Veal .................•••'
Beans .
lease 5 0 8 0 Lamb ..... " ........... ....•
Hay 41.55. to 4/. 10s. Od. 11 Wn.
~.,,,
CANTERBURY MARKET.
...4:00',
Wheat, white..........- ess. to .0.5...... Old....•••••• Is. '
-- rett.......,....... 6os. to tios. .......... 01d................ 10...4'
Barley, Malting ...—. 30s. to 34s ....• Grnding.....4710,9•
Oats •••••••••••••*• 21s. to :11. P. ......... 01 tie*** „AO.
Beans.. :32s to 4lis. ...-.... 01d.......... 4:.0.,.5.
Pease •••••••••••• 40s. to —5...,.;, Grey....•••••• -
.i 6
CHELMSFORD .51A KKET. _..191 f •I
Wheat, White ...- .4
L 3 to 67 Oats ................... . ~, :i
Red
Barley
Chevalier .....
fitinding ....
HULL CORN MARKET. ..‘llO4
Wheat, White (per Quarter) 6oi. "*-07,•
Red . . ,f 5.54 04.
Foreign
Barley, Mattiiig
,SI•
GriEdnig ...5, •'. 0.
Oats, British
Foreign (in bond) ls it 40k
Beans. .... ..... 94.31 ii„,„ gli•
Pease, Grey •24s •:,- .IfP•
Blue and White 542. '.,--- es
" 10'•
Linseed..
Flour per sack -
I. .. • tit.
. ........... ...• •••
__.:ol. .
Rapeseed (per Its quarters)

to
•
40

44 0
;6
d

4
os

.- -40
36 ,

6 1
0
to 0
7

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.,h,KI';
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 1, 20 minutes past %ete'
ship Sheffield has arrived this morning ; i left
York 15th ult., bringing files of papers to t'l
G
inclusive. do
In a private letter received at the above 011,11's/ow°
it appears that the Solway, West India 314,_1,,ti4;0'
was detained and overhauled at Havannalt;_o, W. f)
Clyde, after sailing on her return, South :40
York, damaged her machinery, and had to 1*
repair.
);11%rti,
LONDON, APRIL I.—Wind this day at de0,116,
11.1MgGATE, MARCH 31.—Arrd. Eleanor, .7, in
for Honfleur, leaky, and stern stove, having In llets,io
for n tact ; Elizabeth and Mary, Shields,g'
sisted in m ith stern stove and other damage, Ii -
in contact.

DEAL, MARCH 31.—Wind S.W,
Arrd. Amelia, Brown, Sydney, N
Josephine, Smith, Singapore ; Owen
Christopher Rawson, Little, anti Da
cutt. Arrd. from the River, Welling
Rainbow, Quebec ; Packet George, F

LIVERPOOL, MARCH 31.—Wind
Covenanter, Pattison, Abbotsford, E
Napier, Peame, and Globe, New
Anderson, Spratt, Savannah ; Mary
Jessie, Horn, Charkston. A Danis
wrecked on the north side of Porto
sengers sitvcd.
DovER, MARCH 31.—The Liberty
Newcastle. was wrecked on Hensbro'
crew saved.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 31.—Win
strong.—Arrd. John Pink, Thomas,
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 31.—Wind S.
Booth, Best, Palermo.
FALMOUTH, MARCH 30.—Wind
and squally.—Arrd. Pasha, Laggei
Famileurs Haab, Sandefurd, for Paiin
been placed on the ground ; Theresu,

SUNDERLAND, MARCH 30.—Sailed
William, William Nippon, and Mari
for Quebec. -
HULL, MARCH 31.—Wind S.W., strong.
Cook, from Lynn, to Leeds, was wrecked ne3r
on the 26th instant.
r ale
BRISTOL, MARCH 31.=Aird. Ferlmia,, .3;l° ,r (7-
GREENOCK, MARCH 29.—The Hind, frot''l,io
town, which was ashore, was got off this 101.
the Eliza Gray, of Obau. bells!
OBAU, MARCH 28.—The Swan and isa
Campbletuwn, put into Esdaile, on the 25th
from her 'anchors during a gale on the same,
capsized, her mast cut away, when she Tirt:et,ic'S
TORBAY, MARCH 30.—.Arrd. Her Akie'
Alfred, Portsmouth, for Brazils. nfl
STRANRAER, MARCH 30.—The Marl
ington which was ashore on the 25th- ills"' '•
- -

got off; after discharging. The Catherine,
was got off after throwing overboard thirty
The Bee and the Scotia have been got off will' .e
damage. ply
13,
VESSELS SPOKEN NviTn.---Iloricur, o;
barque John Frisk, 27th ult., lat. 47, I°T' Li:IP:boll'
Pasha, arrived at Falmouth. Ocean, froal '-101.111:0)'
ult., lat. 42, lon. 17 ; Munro. from Lond‘T!,if,l'ijt.
lat 48, lon. 7, by the Sultana and Selina, arrf,hti
mouth. Pen*ean, Liverpool to Surinam, 2'; ,291,'',1111
41, lon. 14 ; Ringdove, Liverpool to Trinid `apt'
lat. 48, lon. 9, by the Isabella, arrived at (1,„:Itt-'Vi94:PIP
of London, for Salonica, 14th ult., off CaPe, t
Bernard, London to Seirra Leone, 26th tot',,' -!the
11 ; Charleston of Bremen, 30th,'off
resa, arrived at ditto. Ocean Child, from 1.0,,:041°` 411'
ult., lat. 46, lon. 13, by the Hope, arrived at1it..13,,,0,
Portly of London, bound to Sydney, 20t11,111. Ortlo
lon. 14 ; Providence; Lisbcin to Liverpool,r;;
Clyde to Odessa, 26th, lat. 43, lon. 10 ;tJ
9. 1)," l
Hamburgh to St. Thomas, 27th, lat. 44,
Despatch, arrived at ditto ; Wilberforce, Flo,'
Maranham, 25th -ult., lat 49, lon. 19 ; Ge,11:1
London to Cape of Good Hope, Feb. 11, jt`atlY
20 N. • Grecian, Clyde to Bombay, 12th ; 44 JA.
brook;Savannah to Liverpool, 14th ult.,
by the Jessie, arrived at Liverpool. it.))
SUPPOSED NEW ROCK DISCOS--1 409
STRANRAEIi. 'lt' .1!
A letter received at Lloyd's from their agelratlll‘f.:
raer, dated March 30, 1842, states that the
~a
Captain Rymer, in entering that port `l.ll;ppeiii
of March, struck and hung on to what W3s:ll:lll,:jeti
be a sunken rock, hitherto unknown, ab°,%,i,
from the west point, and lost .her false "` • oe,',t.
vessels passed inside of the Isabella at the I'l'3
five and a half fathoms. The Isabella a. `
straight keel This supposed rock is in
of vessels taking the Loch from the Cors
Isabella proceeded to Greenock to have
mined, but she is not supposed to ha,'
damage beyond the loss of her false keel.

SINGULAR OCCURRENCE.—A singe'
attended with serious consequences, latel,
Chard. During the hurricane of last
trees, which stood in close cempanionssh.
down in a meadow belonging to Mrs. Cll
the Ilminster and Crewkerne roads ; an'
ing day some workmen were employed 14
One of the trees being considerably large'
two, its limbs lay uppermost, and upon till
trees. The branches the workmen were
some children were enjoying themselves
the more elastic of the branches of on
trees, when, to their astonishment and aL
which had afforded the children aniusent
and swiftly rose into its wonted positioni;ol,,ifirOf cfri.;
children, named Cleal and Baulch, horiz°,„e th*',.otfereo
the air into an adjoining field, breaking olio, ytoj
and the collar-bone of the other. The bout
(one of whom is about ten, and the other 3 solf
old) are under the care of Mr. S. Ware' 110,ii°0
likely to recover. t Pei
ndell that
A MILITARY OSTRICII.—A corres. °t says. o,v
to the pet elephant of the 78th Reghine° 0, fr°ll' P"'
corps, the 77th, received, a few montlistifTetorkaile ves4
Warrington, our Consul at Tripoli, head Ile
young ostrich. This bird walks at the .0 • tal
ment, and keeps good time with the
the band be playing in the squarekeeping
guarcieli
round and round the musicians, obe mu /
boys away. He was obliged at first t ks.
had a curious fancy to eat the music boo
..•;15r

11I0ttn, the 29thlstultu.
‘.,:)n the 28th ulti:.,.; BIIi T Mo. '
daughter. i IP
On the 3isil/
Camh •
et well, of a daughter. Joseph
:f 11.1)°,1
irnrastuNiratolln,
.enire.
eaasry:Lnetle: fi a 1 4 , tot
the wise .‘1'ii..310.r../
' we, Esq., of Manor House, Elallaton, of a son 't
street, to 114',
M-IRRIED• the lie!
On the 30th ult.. at St.: Margaret's, Rochester,,_ yll p(
Alien Cooper, M.A., Minister of St. Mark's, iSortii"e we
John G • 2r• .10t 1.
Harriet Grace, )ounge-t datwhter of t )
t egory Shaw,
On the 31st ult. at Great Yarmouth, the Rev. •'•', otig
M.A., Vicar of Carbrooke,' to HerrriettaM°arlevidell
of Benjamin Dowson, (f Yarmouth, Esq.
Bart., of Kenwartt,
foi
T• ~;4
On the 31st Luke's, Chelsea, the Bel' to v
stall Smith, M.A., Vk'ar of Whaplnde, LincolushitiLloo
Marv, youngest daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel LC l'
the Royal Hospital;Chelsea. Kent. i
cob,
It,

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DIED. Job°
On the 27th ult., at Brentry, Gloucestershire, ~i. a
Esq., Magistrate for the county of Gloucester, agi.ittia orl4.
On the 28th ult., Frances, widow of the late Si's
sop
wood, Esq., of the Abbey 1-louse, Abingdon, Berk 'lO. lid
On the 28th ult., at the King's •1 oad, Brighton,
widow of the late Stephen.llaven, Esq. hiss E L.„,,,,.
04141
On the 30th ult., in Wimpolc- 1
strect, M.
On the 31st ult., in Catndert-town, F.
Bass, Price
On the 31st ult., Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, of
York -148
road, relict of the late W. Jones.
On the 31st ult., at Richmond,Surrey, David
Esq., aged 63.

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