The Sun.
London, England, 1842-06-02 00:00:00

CORN EXCHANG

The arrivals of Grain since Monday h.
weather being so remarkably fine keeps t 1
and every article remains at Monday's pi
sell quite so easily as of late.
COLONIAL MARK

Transactions were on a small scale, but
and the quantity pressed for sale was sm
steadily, but Refined was dull ; standard '
TEA MARKET.

The Market was very dull, but holders
submit to any further decline, Company's
TALLOW MARLE'

Holders were firm at 48s. 6d. for P. Y
the trade operated with much caution. '
SPIRIT MARKS'

Rum met with a fair sale at full rates,
of sale, and prices lower. Corn Spirits
COAL MARKET.

Ships arrived since last market.
•,. d.
Bell, Robson k Co. Hartley 16 9 W. E. Brad
Carr's Hartley
Holvwell Main
Nelson's West Hartley...." 17 5 Walls En,
New Tanfield M00r...
Ord's ltedheugh ll 6 Walls End
South Pontop
West Wylam la 3 Wal s E
Wylam
Walls End Clennell .
Walls End Killineworth
Walls End Wharncliffe. l7 6 I.langennt
Walls Endßelmont

Hrrenni.—The sudden and lam,
Pierson has caused an inconceivable glo,
town ; and we understand that owing to
modatien afforded by his bank, great incur
tress, will be caused to those upon whor
now be made by the inspectors, who haw
up the affairs of the bank. A meeting of
en the 20th ult., the Rev. F. Sullivan in
Mason. the solicitor for Mr. Pierson, rt
which it appeared the liabilities amounted
to meet which there were assetsamounting
leaving a deficiency of 2,3461. 4s. &L.
estates of the late Mr. Pierson and. Mr.
ample. A Committee has been appointed
and put them in order.
SPORTING.—The eight-oared
tween the Oxford and Cambridge Univers'.
place on the 11th, and the grand Henley
and 15th inst. The feats of the Royal
which come off en Saturday, are looked
interest.
Although it w•as not generally
Majesty would hold a levee yesterday, a large
sons assembled from . Buckingham Pals-
on the first appearance of preparation.
to arrive at St. James's about one o'clock,
along the line described, was thronged
polices on the present• occasion, allowed
or anything of the kind, to be taken in►
that the public might obtain a perfect
Queen..

STRANGERS IN TOWN.—It is S
_fifty thousand strangers will have bee:
present week. —New York Herald.
The Antwerp Company's steam•
tain Main, arrived on Tuesday morning from
her passengers at St. Katherine's wharf, T
of thirteen hours.
BIRTH&
On the 29th ult., at Effra-grove, Brixf
Rev. Evan Edward Rowsell, A.M., of a
On the 29th ult., Mrs. Henry Campin,t
boys.
On the 31st ult., in Park-street, West
Richard Rushton Preston, Esq., of a daugh
MARRIED.
On the 26th ult., Mr. Peter Horlick,
Miss Mary Ann Heath, of Pulhorough, Si
On the 28th ult., at St. George's, Hat
Bence Jones, Esq., M.D., son of Cel
Dragoon Guards), to the Lady .Millicent
the Right Hon. the Earl of Gosford.
On the 31,t ult., at Hillingdon Churpeici3'll-7e°11:6,
Bullock, of High Holborn, to Miss Green 01 II 61 r .
DIED. aiteti
On the 30th ult. ,in Thayer street, Mr. Jac,.°oo6 iota
On the 31st ult., Sarah, the wife of Mr'
Camberwell New-road. f '4lr.otirl
On the 28th ult., at Deal, Martha, the vri.e
Dallaway, aged 90. r
"o ostaa 0f a'
On the 21st ult., at Emmishofen, nea st
George James Hope Johnstone, R.N. o°)ii
On the 26th ult., the Rev. William
linrrao,t st. whartorlo f
Stanwick, York• wife°
c au, 0(
Os *a %halts, Chelstieki, Kent, "ar • ,
Warlug,
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