The Sun.
London, England, 1818-02-27 00:00:00

HOP INTi.,I,LIGENCE.

SOUTHWARK, FEB. 23 —Our Hop Trade con-
tinues as dul; as ewe, the Isoldeis art. offer-
ing at 10s. to 20s, 1.-1 .• I. lower prices than tliey
were a tortnikla since.

We are auCloriz- zo state, that since the Me.
dicta Board haS 1,• en established ~at f hari,t*7-
House, Great CV tiotte street, apposite Lb.sitetr..
Rowland Hill'F Chapri, and Woodstock-stren,
adjoining New Bond-street, upwards of Thirty
Thousand Patients of both sexes have b?en re-
stored, to perfect health, , many of whom. had
lingered for years under the moat painful and ob-
stinate diseases, Were pronounced incurable. by
respectable practitioners, and several discharged
from Hospitals--. Such is the effects resulting trona
combined talents !

Alessrs. COOPER and Co. 'of Medical and. Sur..
gical celebrity, after forty gears experience in this
Metropolis, are consulted daily at 'both .Itouses
until nine at night, and the poOr have adVice,
gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday Morn-
ings, until twelve. o'clock.

Patients at a distance, describing their case,
immediately attended t0.,--7All letters to be direct-
ed to Charlotte House, Black friars-road, but none
are answered .which do nut contain a consult-
ing fee

• SHOCKING MURDER.—On the evening of Mon..
day or Tuesday last, a most inhoman murder was
committed on the person of Elizabeth Low, a
widow about 75 years, of out!, residine in the
centre of the very populous village of Dunning.
It would appear, by the marks of violence -which
she exhibited on her body, that the monster by
whom this diabolical- deed was perpetrated „had
effected his bloody purpoe by a single blow with
an axe, 'so as to fracture co►npletely the shrill. The
murderer seems to have afterwards .proceeded very -
deliberately to_roh the house, as lovery'moveable
article which it contained was carried off. The
circumstances of this ease are so atrocious; andl
so unusual in this part of the kingdom, that ever?
exertion should betuade by the' inhabitant] 01 the
neighbourhood, ill aid'of the Officers, of Justice,
to discover the villain who could be
,guilty of stick
a complicated act ",,fr -ickedness.—(Caledo4ilts.
Mercury.) . .

Wednesday last, the of I Iter.Charks Parr 13urnrty,
Croonfs-bill, Grecnwie., of a daughter.

DIED.

On the 20th instant, Helel], daughter of John Hine, Esq.
of Dartmouth.
On Tuesday evening, Mr. .19.1 in Orlton, iu the 78th year of
his age.

•
On the 23d instant, after a few days' illness, • at Cliath
Barracks, aged 21, Mr. John Ferriar Nichol, only son-of the
late Rev. John Nichol, Minister of the parish of Warnford,
Northumberland.

On the 25th instant, at Hampstead, Mrs. Key, widow of
the late Jonathan Kcy-, Esq.
, On board the Hon. Company's ship the Thomas Grenville,
on her passar,. fro,:i the Cape to Calctitta, Joseph, second
son of E..ionu Catlett, Esq. M. P. Southwark..
On Wednesday last, at Pentonrille; of a consumption,- in
the 33d year of her age, Mrs. Jane Jones, wife of Mr. Samuel
Jones, of Barnard's lon, Holborn, 'attorney at Law, and se-
cond daughter of Anthony,Parkin; Esq. •Ot• Great Ormond-
street, Solicitor to the Post Office.
On Wednesday, the 25th instant, Mrs. Adamson, at the.
house of her son, Captain William Adamson, of the Honour-
able East India Company's Service, Greenwich-road. '

LONDON i Printed liyJ. B. CARSTAIRS, of No. 29, Greet
Ormond-street, Quten-siitiare; -and published by W. A.
SCRIPPS, of No. 7, South Molton-street, at Tue Sum
Othce, No. 112, Strand ; where Adreiriseutepts, Otdcis,
',Mors,- &e. (l pust-744 ). must bo addromd.