The Sun.
London, England, 1842-09-21 00:00:00

WHITECHAPEL.

The Market was abundantly supplied with Hay
and Clover, and the demand good. For fine and
middling qualities of Straw the supply continues
very limited, at an advance of ls. per load. Clover,
2/. 12s. to 51. 10s.; Hay, 2/. 10s.; Straw, 1/. 13s. to
1/. 17s.

TEA MARKET.

The sales of Tea opened with fine spirit. The
biddings continued animated throughout the day, and
a large proportion was sold at very full prices.
TALLOW MARKET.

The demand fbr this article was again heavy ; and
48s. to 48s. 3d. was the quotation on the spot for
P. Y. Candle, and 475. 9d. for forward delivery.

PROVISION MARKET.

Fine Irish Butter continued in good request at
90s. to 925., and Foreign Butter was also sought
after. Bacon was dull, but prices were steady.

(From the London New Price Current of September 20.)
SUGAR.—There has been less activity in the British
Plantation Sugar market. Importers generally have
shown firmness, in some cases, however, rather lower
rates have been accepted.. This afternoon a public sale
of 100 hhds Barbadoes Sugar went off briskly at 61
above those of the last auction: fine yellow fetched 67s
to 68s 6d, good 65s to 66s 6d, and middling 63s to 64s 6d
per owt.

REFINED.—The demand. has been good for all qua-
lities of Refined Sugar for home consumption, and full
rates have been given. To-day there was less demand
for Refined Sugar, and prices gave way a little: Standard.
lumps selling at 77s Gd to 78s and brown grocery at
75s to 76s 6d per cwt. Treacle, however, met with a
free sale; and in Bastards and Pieces large sales were
made. Bonded Crushed Sugar is in good request at
25s fid to 25s 9d per cwt.
MAURITIUS.—Firmer prices have been ,aid, and a
good demand has existed both for brossu ()w
kinds ; •at public sale 4358 bags Were. all •,.
fine yellow at 64s to 65s 6d, low to mid .-)9,
to fine brown 57s to 58s 6d, mid 56s fit, to
52s Gd, low to fine grey 59s to 64s 6d per , 7.•ec
vessels have arrived since we last wrote; the ;plan' to
arrive for the remainder of the season is' tridi
EAST INDlA.—White Bengal Sugar has lx-en in excel-
lent request ; at auction 4,000 bags were all Sold, low
white at 65s to 66s 6d, mid to good 67s t 70s, good
strong yellow 64s to 665, low to mid 39s to 635, fine
Dubah strong bold grain 69s per cwt ; Manilla, good to
fine yellow at 17s to 18s, and low to fine dry brown 1.". s
to I7s per cwt. ; Java at 16s to 20s, brown and yellow
15s to 18s 6d per cwt. Siam has been in steady re-
quest, low to good white at 20s to 23s per cwt. This
afternoon Bengal met with a good demand, and 650 Lags
at auction were sold at full rates, good yellow at 65s to
65s Gd, mid 61s, mid white 67s 6d per cwt.
FOREIGN.—There has been a good desire evinced on
the part of shippers to purchase yellow .Havannah, but
the smallness of the quantity at market has operated
materially against business, and the primte sales have
been confined to 200 chests at 18s to 21s for common to
fine, being rather above former rates. White Havannah
inferior at Is per cwt advance. Brazil has brought full
rates, 250 chests white Pernambuco have been sold at
20s 6d for rather soft common quality, and 200 chests
Bahia at 14s to 18s 6d for very low brown to middling
yellow. Porto Rico has secured a fair sale, at ls. 6,-1 to
17s for low heavy quality.
This afternoon white Havannah was in excellent re-
quest, and 782 boxes at auction went, is 6d above late
rates : good white fetching 34s to 35s 6d, middling 32s to
33s 6d, and low mid 31s per cwt ; all other sorts were
sought after, but few parcels are to be met with ; . sales
were made privately of brown Rio at 15s to 17s 6d for
low to good, yellow good and fine 17s 6d to 18s, and
yellow Havannah at 18s 6d to 21s for mid to tine.

MOLASSES.—The demand has been lively for West
India, and full rates have been paid although there have
been large arrivals, 450 puns have been sold, Antigua
fine at 30s 6d to 31s ; St Kitts, good 27s to 27s Gd ;
Nevis, common 25s 6d to 265. In Foreign Molasses par
chases have been made at 7s to 7s 6d, and in Bengal
syrup at 24s to 25s per cwt.
COFFEE.—The market has been in a very dull state
for West India Coffee since Tuesday last. Holders have
been compelled to take rather lower rates. This after-
noon Coffee was in better request by the home trade,
and for shipping a good demand prevailed for nearly
all descriptions of Foreign and East India. The
public sales comprised 1,094 bags St. Domingo, 1,021
bags Java, and 175 bags 13 casks Plantation Ceylon ;
St Domingo, in consequence of the high rates required,
was all taken in at 34s for fine ordinary; Java partly
sold at 37s to 37s 6d for p,ood ordinary brown Singapore;
Ceylon fetched unusually high rates, fine middling
coloury 122 S to 1235, middling 98s to 98s Gd, and pea
berry 113 s per cwt.
TEA.—In the early part of last week a fair business
was transacted in this market, but during the last few
days .the trade ' have operated mith caution, in eonse-
,;uence ~f the public sales declared ; but holders are
firm, and have obtained full rates. To-day the market
for Tea presented a quiet appearance, the demand was
limited for all-deSeriptions, and the public sales wee,'
thinly attended.. Nuclear. but mid high hut coa 15.70,.
do do Cop fla Is • 8,-1,1, geed era-cos is 81,1, go(oi- ~ed
Itoa but is Bd, very Ord flat f,tiw, !mi
ls 4d to is 41, ord to good (rd flat 1,,e,.), .1, 6.i
but mid fr bnt lit flat is 7-id to Is 71:1, good oed bu: bnt
Is 61-, hut mid to mid but ra, sed Is 101 d, spurou,s is 4d
to is 4.1 d ; Hyson, but mid ra str 2s. 4d, eii:l str but.
2s IVid, mid fr and str bnt 2s 9fd, but mid ra eoa ra. Twa
Ha 2s lid to 2s lid, mid fr ra str hi 3s lid ; Caper, but
mid ra str Is 102 to is 100 ; Congnu, ord to go,d ord
flat new II M kind is 7d to Is 7id ;- Young-By:4m, good
mid 3s 4d, mid ft- and str but 3s Id, mid ra str 2s-•10+:1 ;
Gunpowder, good mid str 4s 2d.
Steam—Prices have been sustained for Sago, and the
femand has been good; 275 boxes Pearl at auetion went
at 12s 6d to 14s for common and mid; privately good
and fine have been selling at 16s to 20s. Sago -Flour is
in request, and 1,919 bags good, at auction fetchetl 12s
to 12s 6d per cwt ; there have been arrivals of both.
This afternoon 437 boxes Pearl Sago. and 61 bags Flour
were.submitted to public competition; the former sold at
stiff rates, fine at 20s to 21s, and low mid 126 6 i to
l4rs 6d, the latter at 12s 6d per cwt,
SPICES.—This afternoon 49 bags white Pepper, and
25 casks Jamaica Ginrer were sold, the former at sid
for mid, the latter at 9/ 15s to 11/ 10s for common to
fine bold white. To-day several parcels of common
Sumatra Pepper were sold privately at 2id to 2ld per lb.
RICE.—For Bengal Rice since Tuesday last, prices
have advanced 3d per cwt, good mid to geed clean white
at 12s to 13s, mid I Is 6tl to 12s, kw 1 Is to lls 6d, yellow.
Os 6d to 105 ; the private purchases have been 4000 bags
at Ils 6d to 13s 6d for low to fine white ; shippers and
speculators have been again the chief operators. Java,
low and mid white selling privately at lOs 9d to 1 Is, good
mid to fine .12s to I3s, and yellow 9s 3d to lOs 3d
per cwt. Patna at 19s 6d to 21s fur fine, good 18s to
19s, mid 163 6d to 17 6d, and coin 15s 6d to 16s.
Carolina first sort at 30s second do 28s, and coin 26s per
cwt, This afternoon the demand was less active for
Bengal Rice, and 4,875 bags at auction went 3d to Gd
per cwt under former rates, but the whole was disposed
of, fine white at 13s to 13s 6d, good 12s to 12s 6d, mid
and good mid 11s 6d to 12s per cwt.
Hops.—The market has been in a dull state since our
last report, and prices have further given way, the supply
being large. The duty is still estimated at 150,0001. for
the kingdom.
BUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—The transactions in
West India Rum have been extremely limited both fir
home consumption and exportation, the arrivals having
been large, former rates have been barely sustained—ls
10d to Is-11 have been accepted for proof Leewards, 3s
3d for Jamaica 28 per cent. overproof of good quality ;
East India dull of sale at Is 4d to is 4-id without,
and Is 5d to is 8d with certificate. Of Cuba, 10 casks
were taken in at public sale at is 9d for 30 to 37- per
cent overproof of good colour. The market for Brandy
has presented a more lively appearance, the home de-
mand has been good, and several purchases have been
made for exportation ; the prices paid have been Id per
klBo3l77hlhidigshsesr-3dC,ogpnuan( fir
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d brand, of the;3B,hhds vintage
ssld, of
puns
4s lid ; 1839, hhds 4s 6d, puns 4s 4d ; 1840, hhds
3s 11d, puns 3s 9d ; 1841, hhds 3s 10d, puns 3s 8d per
gallon. Geneva is difficult of sale, and prices are drooping;
Is 9d to is 10d accepted for shipping sort. British Corn
Spirits have been taken sparingly, at 9s 8d per gallon,
cash. Te-:lay Rum was dull of sale, but no further de-
pression took place in prices ; importers of West India
have made a stand. For Brandy the demand increases,
and large parcels of Martel's best brands of the vintage
of 1840 were sold, hhds at 3s Ild, and puns 3s 9d per
gallon.

Oms.—For common descriptions of Fish Oils prices
l'ave further advanced 15s per tun, the demand from the
home trade having been brisk, and the supply small, in-
deed the quantity at market has not been adequate to the
s ants of the trade, and all the parcels offered
have been readily disposed of at the following rates :
Pale Seal at 41/ lOs to 42/, yellow and straw colour 35/
lOs to 401 10s, brown 341 lOs to 351 5s ; Cod
33/ 15s to 351; Southern, common and middling
351 to 371, good 37/ lOs to 394 mid fine 391 lOs to
41/, 10s. per tun. The stock of all sorts nnsold is only
.480 tuns, an unusual circumstance for the time of year,
and nearly the whole of our supply has been received
for the season. For export, however, there are still
very few orders Sperm is firm in pric.,, and in good
request, fine British at 82/. to 82/, 10s. per tun ; the deli•
verses still exceed the arrivals. In Linseed extensive pur-
chases have been made by the home trade; export demand
has been good, and the advanced rates of 33s 9d to 34s
per cwt have been paid for parcels in the spot ; for de-
livery many contracts have been entered into at 32, 6d
to 335. The crushers are still only partially at work,
and the quantity of Oil snaking is not larger than the
demand. Prices are still looking up for Rape, and at
44s to 444'3d for pale, and 43s to 43s 3:1 for brown many
purchases have been made ; the supply is falling otil
Olive has been in brisk request, and. prices are rising
Gallipoli selling at 57/., Spanish 52/. lOs to 54 10s, and
Barbary 51/. to 52/. per tun.—The stock is but a moder-
ate one. Palm has secured a fair sale, common to good
The imports this
at 28s 6d to 31s, and fine
year have
at 31s 31 to 31s
been 1,660 tuns, the total deliveries 6d. per cwt.
1,860, and the
stock is now 1,160 tuns ; in 1841 to this period, 1,622
tuns were imported, 1,832 dedivere:l, and the stock was
634 tuns. In Cocoa Nuf Oil th'e • tiam;ri,etions
been on a more extended scale, at 38s 6d to 39s for fine,
and 37s to 38s 3d for common and mid quality; 1,400

ANODE
tuns have tieun irupoi Led this y-car, 1.,060 delivered,
the stock 1,043 tuns ; in 1841 the quantity itoP?aoo
was 1860 ; the &liveries. 1.930 ; and the stock, "g-
-tuns. This afternoon a parcel of East India Cocoa'
1
Oil at-auction went at 37s to 38s 3:1 p
4rer cwt. For 0"
tion 150 tuns Southern and 300 tans Sperm ere declaren.
TALLOW.— The market has presented a firm t;
pearance for Russian Tallow since this day week, bat /I
forth advance in prices has taken
nid place.
is afternoon there was hut a rdling
W ,demand,demandv 3"" for
e eteoo
P. Y. Caudle, and holders are not so firm.
on the spot 47s 6d, new 48s, and for delivery 475 Ltitith
47s 9d per , cwt. For auction 500 casks of
Anvrican are declared.
INDIGO.—For Indigo several inquiries have Prevaileij
both from the home trade and shippers. but the illivvlci
lingwss of merchants to realise, has tended to restriej,
businc,ss. Madras, Kuah and Oudes are still wit°
but th? Ripply is scanty; prices are 3d to 4d Perfat
higher. Spanish in small parcels has been dispose(' of
full rates.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS.
•
Wheat. Barley. Oats. 8ean5.1............,"
----- - o, t
s. „.
'PerQuarter.- s. to s. 3. to B. S. to 5. a. to s-
Cadi.le. 6S :31 2.1 46 --- ~.
Hexhatn 44 72 3(1 SS *. 3 29 I
...,
Morpeth -
.1
--
Penrith . ...
Sheffield ..... n 4 32 :23 —4,,, ....
3 --
"A
Winchest,r '52 56 27 3) 20 211 35 •I''.' - d. 'd
Per Bushel. !s.d. s.d. s.d. s.d. s.d. s.d. s.d. s.d so 0 00
Carmarthen ;6 3 7 0 0 0 4 0 0(1 1 9 5 0 09, 0 0 ~lii
Cowbriege.„ 76 80 36 46 29 30 50 ,'lo 0 "
Swansea
Per foil. ! 0
H i 0 011
Barnardcastle 1'; n 166 89 90 40 74 96 . 1,!, -, e 0 -„o
Durham
Richmond
Stockton ;11 0176 9 0 9ti 6 0 7090 11 6
HAMBURG MARKETS.
le
GttAIN.
Wheat, Marks
-- Magdelsurg 282827
-- Anhalt, white 312 to 354 --- Holstein .......• J,•;:i tO,:,
- - red - Oderbruck ...... 14 00p:',
tt :
338620 i Barley,__
.sMbegctkielebnunrugrhg..h. 15/3I iti°,,
!I
........--.. Brunswick 291 to 375 Oats, Eider ... ............ r, to ;7,
Mecklenburg 276 to 360 -- Mecklenburg ••• 14444 (nit
-- Polish 313 to 408 Holstein ............ ,141 11
..---- Holstein - Upland ............ ',,0 ,ovi
Rye, Mecklenburg
-- Marks 240 to 284 Scans
Elbing ,tid Ko.
nigsburg l9O to 215 14RuaterekseWedh,et-a1ta..n747".'.. rici r,t00.9:,
-- Pomeranian - '.40 to 279 Malt
-- Anhalt
COTTON. A' sii
Carolina and Tennessee 7 4to hild AtztrrnliAm ..... .......
4i 13
Georgia. Ist sett 3% 6
2cl ........ . ..... 64 04., Sural4. .
2dand 4th .., 4% 0 l-Mmingo ....... .......... 70 a
uli
aUcls, SC 0
9% to IL
IT. cr i. i Madrasiu ).. . . ........ . .... .
Batavia
Sumatra
Rio ,)N 4-7.6 ril'arvi°i t kiln aic: .......... :........•:.•::::"'•: ...
114 434 61.
Bahia 2% 4A6 C'is
13U&;A It.— (With f 3;, Dmeount..
„5 r 40
.
Havannah, White s4to n, Banta, Whit- -.34 6
Brown "N, 54 .3 row n ...............4*
Kith White • 5 7 Pernambuco, White ".3 IPm
Brown
fl' Manilla, Brown. 4% to 4% ite •
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MURDER IN FRANCE.. A,'

MURDER I FRANCE. -it
ourAisi pit
nameditahies Assizes
r3io.cot,
u.
attghheeod:k.
3v16e9, v, r oantli,irnooeende the,i
n 3
Gaubert'i
thest .
viip;: 1;1 es
tried fur the murder of a widow, who also I°oo
grocer's shop in the same village, and against of
Merle entertained feelings of hatred, on acu"-fne
her shop being more frequented than his owl'. •:,,ite
murdered woman was found by her neighbours 1. oil
morning, with her head lying in the fire-Plac,e,lo
much burnt, and it was at first supposed that s'''
th'
been drinking, and had fallen into the fire, but °r'ici,lll
mination, it was discovered that the head been MI
tured by the blows of a hammer, and the ho'l,
,it
IR
evidently been placed in the position in which ;„' the
been found by the murderer or murderers, rbeell
hope of causing a belief that she had accidentalks,f' erici
burnt to death. Suspicion was entertained of 1 the
as he had been heard to threaten the life °;i dir
woman, but there was no proof against him, Un4."
01
closures were made by Gaubert. This per
sitting with the deceased by the fire-side "'get°
light on the evening of the murder, when,„ -,ibett'
rushed into the place, and, without seeing '3,37,0 11
struck his victim repeatedly on the head "-e3l°
hammer. On perceiving Gaubert, he threaten the
murder him also, if he did not swear to preserveat"
secret, and at the same time offered him 2001. °abed;
a sum of which he robbed the house of the 'tlloo,l
Gaubert gave the promise, took the money, an
home, but Meric followed him, with the Intent') t it
murdering him, having, on reflection, thougalt of
better to remove the only witness of his crime, -001.4,
the way. Gaubert, however, had locked 1115 ber"
and refused to admit Merit. For some timell"-oini
kept the secret ; but one evening, as he was 11P
home, a large stone was hurled at him, and as for the
no doubt of its having been thrown by.Merictr di'
purpose of killing him, he resolved' to to°, 5U
closures. As the accounts which he gave weirlot/
as to cause a suspicion that he had ,assists' as '
murder, he also was brought to trial; but oh', tb!,
quitted, as there was other evidence to shoW ! a.1.1a0;
only crime had been concealment and the takt°eoi
brioe. Meric was found guilty, but with exteill-Ael -0')
circumstances, notwithstanding the deliberate ;011.1
of his act, and was, therefore, condemned t°l jl'
soninent with hard labour for life.

ExTRAORLINARY SPECIMEN or WEAVT,tiholi"
have recently had an opportunity of inspeetw7gedlA
we believe to be the most extraordinary spetifor,'
f
the textile nrt that has yet been seen in this 1,01107,,,
produced at the works of Messrs. James and/S.l"w,
,I.'l
Meyer and Co. of Brandenburg, near Ber',..iog r-
conta's 1 medallion portrait of the late is'fiettr";'
Pruss.::, supported by four emblematic fern3ll gercll'
repre,eo mg Wisdom, Power, Justice, and aria "
and a:su a copy of the will of that monarch, Of
his well-known address to his son and sueeessth°,r. p°l;
whie is executed in silk in the manner of ; r 5 TO3;
trait of M. Jacquard, which many of our realev,
recollect to have seen at the Anti-Corn-law pros4'in
in the Theatre Royal. The produce of the J-.,, deli
loom, however, appears to us greatly superior 'of tile
caey of execution to the French; and solve t tot
figures, with their draperies, are equal in effecdersts°
finest productions of the engraver. IVe .1111,0. Veil,:
it is probable that this beautiful and unique scia, °,;-
which still belongs to the manufacturers, Iv_. ptlL''
proper application, be presentel by them to 2Perepe
lie institution in Manchester, where it could ~ 00 iii:r
licly seen; and we are quite sure that therci.:feheP
stitution to which it would not do credit.-4"--
ofi
Guardian.
gritgessol"
A Pious FRAUD. The Ed;nbulgh ~ e t ail
Wednesday announced with great ituporv'n-con,
Sir Robert Peel, at the levee on Monday at ':"„ (One
Palace, had left his position near the throne i-of ti,
";to salute Dr. Chalmers with a cordial shaltemsitii)le
hand." That Sir Robert Peel did leave bis,„rollit,l
near the throne is quite true, but it was;;.iticiP'
with a cordial shake of the hand the Rev. P
ier el''
Macfarlane of Glasgow, with whom the rri.elarer'pl
tired into earnest conversation.—Edinburgh mrec°,,'
FATAL ACCIDENT.—It is again our task 1140,''e
another death in this neighbourhood from "I°° oil'
The unfortunate deceased was the youngest Sler
Hon. Mr. Norton, and his death occurred 1, ol'efi
following singular circumstances. On M°nu%e 'P:
the boy was riding a small pony, which beet'
l..occe,
manageable, and ran away with him ; hef°re Pt'loP iile,
ing far he fell from his pony, and on examirulear tili
face was slightly graZed, - and also his arm nit., ,10(
elbow. The boy soon recovered his usual sPitr ;rici°'i
the wounds appeared to be doing well. L35',.,01.0 °lt
week he went out as usual, on Saturday' sYrn,„r ors
"lock-jaw" were visible, and on Sunday' "` '
e,.4
c orpse.--Leeds Journal. ore,
RETURNED EMIGRANTS.—We noticed sorneoecl
I,
ago that large numbers of people who had eutrig:o Pier.
the United States had returned in the ships ''''',,- arve".'i
York. They continue to arrive in considerable 11-t113"
p t .01
The greatest number brought by one shill, -'froe'il4
week, was 250 by the Hottinouer • but, ee 00 ii
night, the packet-ship New York arrived with ii:•a'it44l
013001 many of whom would have starved frogistsippl',t
provistons, had not Captain Cropper hunianeli to)14:01
the poor creatures out of the ship's stores-,_ '`badbhel
the passengers were a lot of British sailors, ivi'°]eft, f'-eitt
some years in the American navy, which they 0 GrAt
say, lest; if hostilities should break out hetwee bro''l'ir
Britain and the United States, they might be,.L'e"
into do idly conflict with their own countrymen'
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pool Albion. ,i 3,.., i,
PENCARROW.--This seat of Sir Wrn• 'V
• --- no"-at'
Bart„ has recently underne considerable lier-lowilts
A piece of ground has ben prepared, in whichl3a l'l'''t'
a very interi.sting collection of New Zoi'll'iprolito
lately sent home by tho brother of the worthY r, se'oyit
From the present appearance of the foliage, theis refl v
to be many new plants among them ; and there r sbriler
to expect that they will bo of great benefit it'„ldeeriiii,
beries- and ornamental plantations,— Cornwe "'ere sej.)
IMITATION PUNISIIA.BLE.—Five pauper` ,t Ilit,,ee).:
fenced to fourteen days hard labour, at Lice' if tiriti
for " laughing, brapng, and making a noise a- rect. v
were driving cattle. ' Such amusements are Potiat;
by legislators in the House of Commons with in''

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BIRTHS. , id 110".
On the 16th inst., at Kentish-town, the laal " ' soo'
Alolenn'thEesql.4tohf
of $ 1,
Osborn' Mrs.
On the 17th inst., at Trinity-terrace,' , ‘sringt°°' of
Mrs. J. 4:
ladf G. Hepburn, of a son. the
Matthew
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Bell, Esq.,
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Peters, Esq. of a daughter.
On the 19;11 inst., at Camberwell, Mrs. Burgj!!!--0" -(2'
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On the 13th inst., at Hampstead, Sophia gullufl°l'l3 .c".
child of Joseph Harper, Esq ,of Browston Hall, - Agit, --(1
On the 14th inst. ,at Ramsgate, Mr. Francis DYO2-- DI,
1. 0,
lane, St. Luke's, aged 64.
On the 15th inst., Elizabeth, third daughter °
of
Rolfe, 01 Chrapside, aged 27. ' vero°Pl
n sOn the 15th inst,, at Bexley, John Willi3lll if °
Charing-cross. ,: the
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On the 16th inst., at Sidmouth, Devon, Julia, d
daughter of Samuel Savill Kent, Esq. Adlese%'
On the 17th inst., at Shenley RectorY, M.;--,Li ii..„.„ottif
Alleyne, only child of the late Rev. W. H. Hall, tr'A vi-ti 01
1.5 b"
On the 17th inst., in Great Cumberland-placed only cA4
Rebow, wife of John Gordon Rebow, Esq., en" .g 4,/,
General Slater Rebow, of Wiveeb Park, Elmo' -- Ipe

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