The Sun.
London, England, 1827-06-06 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PAPER•

J 00
An ACCOUNT of the AMOUNT of Dums TeCeiV.s'
GOODS imported into the United Kingdom front- 7
EAST litmus and CMINA, together • with the WO
nue, in each Year from 1814 to 1826, inclusive.
1814
1815
1816
1817 , 4,298,758 1824 44'9698::;:4
I
1818
1819
1820

Inspector-(
Inspector-General's Office Cusi
London, May 15, 1821

VILLI Mg IRV I NG,
General of Imports and EXr-
itora House,

COTTON WOOL.
LIST OF IMPORTS AIM EXPORTS,

111 PORTED.

14.
. Bags, &c.
453 , 493
1,330 Igt)
26.092.

Same ps..
This I riod last
year. year.

Bags, &c. Bags, &c.
Liverpool 358,685 219,459
London 98,743 38,449
Glasgow , 29,155 12,553
Total exported in 1827

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.
COUNTRY DlARY.—Fenlay, Jvpre 9.
Bailey, J.' Horneastle—George, Horncastle ja
Boor, J., Warminster—Lamb, Hindon ..........................
Bull, L., Eastnor—Feathers, Ledbury ... ; jl
Cooper, R., Ledbury—Feathers, Ledbury ..
Dickins and Co., Plymouth—Ro*al hotel, Plymouth jl
Drew, T., Stourport—Star and Garter, Worcester ...........•••• I
Duff and Co. Liverpool—George, Liverpool ........... .......•••• 0
Enisley, T., Great X-lorton—Sun. Bradford .. .......... „„••" .
Garton, J., Castle Douington—Moira Arms inn, Castle m" P
nington jl
Glasbrooke, T., Wolverhampton—Hop-Market, Worcestel li
Hunsford, R., Weymouth--King's Arms, Dorchester ....•••" 0
Jones, R., Ledbury—Feathers, Ledbury ....................... I;
Jones, 0., Liverpool—Mr. Bird, Liverpool ........... ..
Leakar, G., Bristol—Commercial rooms, Bristol ... .
Pearce and co., Penzance—Union, Penzance
Phillips, R., Brecon—Castle, Brecon .... .
Robinson, J. Liverpool—Angel, Liverpool
Preston, J., Barton—George, Barton ...... .................
Roberts, J., Newport:—Red Lion, Newport. ..... ..
Sherwin and Co. Shelton, Staffordshire—Star and '
Liveipool ....... ............................. ................. 10.
Smith, J., Cheltenham—George, Cheltenham -
Tate, E. New Shoreham—Old Ship, Brighton ...........'•"

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INSOLVENTS APPLYING TO BE DISCHAROSII
Petitions to be heard at Portugal-street, I.lllCain'ii lOU 11°--
JeKe 11, AT WINE.

Myth, J., Newcastle Newman, D., Cheltenham ,
Bridger, J., Tunbridge-wells Price, G., Greenwich
Brown, J., Stepney Reeve, G., Ashford
Davie, T., Rosemary-lane Swayne, R., Cambridge ;
Goodhew, P., Borden, Kent Siegenburgh, J., Tower-h
Henderson, G., Limchouso Swan, J., New-road
Levy, L., Lambeth "Turley, P., Vauxhall
Matthews, J., Barbican

" During our stay.at Constantinople," If
Mr. Came, " an amusing incident befel IV[r•ro:ti
a gentleman attached to the palace. He 'err
lost a leg while in the navy, and being, vdo
desirous of visiting the great Bazaar, he 11/11
through it on horseback, a privilege used 05,
none but Turks, and, in these disturbed ti°3„(..
rather dangerous. A Boatandgi Bashu, allrfig
ficer of sonic rank, being enraged on obser7l,
this, came up, and struck with his sabre ett '1"o6
R.'s wooden leg. The Turk's astonishment 0
seeing no blood flow, or wound inflicted, 'fa,
very great. He lifted his sabre, and cut is
good will through part of the leg, but finding $
all useless, he drew back, without uttered
here
crdr:
word, and gazed intently on the Frank." 1- co.
mentW hasAßsAbewen published WARSAW,
MAbshe7d.— hreYliThe :_ following si l
1
las I. &c.—As the spirit of riot and dis° art
which lately raised its pernicious influence 111 PU.
of the empire, and drew upon the guilty the r_ in
nishment they deserved, has been observed 016.'00
our kingdom of Poland, and as the investigateoy
that have taken place show the existence of secret
sociations of a political nature, we have for thel)00,
pose of obtaining entire conviction in a legal °loot
ner, and that the transgression of a few Inildto
interrupt the enjoyment of the rightsguaralltee3,
our Polish subjects, ordained as follows'
The Tribunal of the Diet is convoked *cot our
to Article 152 of the Constitution. 2' t of'
Council of Administration and the Presidentide
the Senate have to pi oceed according to
50 of the Organic Law, concerning the Se° sbe
And 3. The above order for convoking,ol.
Tribunal of the Diet is to be inserted in the;rh,
lection of the Laws.---given at St. Petersb,,„D''
April 19, 1827, the second year of our re:!.:2
• BIRTHS.
Yesterday, at Norwood, the lady of E. W. Blunt'
of a son.
On the 4th inst., at Norwood, the wife of Lee
Esq., of a son.
tili
MARRIED. boot' 0
On, the sth inst., at St. Margaret's, Westo- roe io
the Rev. W. Bolton, Henry Cooper, Esq., Curotii!'t.ia--
the Hon. East India Company's Bengal Establish cow
Mary Anne Caroline, only daughter of the 10. -of
Charles Peirson. .04"„ty
Yesterday, at Marylebone, Samuel Miller, fir, 0
Great James-street, ,
Bedford-row, to Mies 13L, ,
daughter of the late Rev. G. A. Barry, of Rer
sul-'eretw-
Same day, Giles Hilton, Esq. of Lords, nea
to Mary, second daughter of Richard YanheYthq of
John-street, Bedford-row. I,f;dge 9591.4
Same day, at Croydon, Henry Da 'f ,•
Queen-sq m.—uare, to Harriet Anne, eldest daughter . t
nett, of Haling Park, Esq. F/o"Uge
On the Qd inst. Mr. Noel Delcroix, of New
to Miss F. Bradley.
DIED.Aps fitt
On the 4th inst., in Gloucester-place, A-
of
of Banstead-place, Surrey. stonfie
Suddenly, whilst on the Continent selectieg hi„,
china, M. Francisco D'Aremberg, of Ludgatt;,reigu 1"'
superior taste as a collector and connoisseur of
British Porcelain was generally acknowleged•tter of
On the 4th instant, Margaret, third deur
'
Hall, Esq. d oil litO °‘
On the 4th instant, aged three years sin , pep,
Emily, youngest daughter of John Bambara,
Wandsworth.s.
At
Parrartu and Pun uettsn by .YOUNG:
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