The Sun.
London, England, 1842-02-23 00:00:00

TEA MARKET.

The trade operated with caution, owing to the large public
sales declared. Common Free Trade Congou, Is. Wid. cash.

TALLOW MARKET:

A fair demand for Russian Tallow, and prices firm at
48s. 3d. on the spot.
--NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL.

A large supply of Meat, but the butchers only purchased for
immediate consumption. The quotations were almost nominal.
ea
Beef, 3s. to 3s. 10d. Mutton, 3s. to 4s. Veal, 3s. Bd. to
4s. Bd. Pork, 3s. 6d. to ss. per stone of Sib. The market is
still supplied with all kinds of Game and Poultry, particularly
of foreign. Trade dull, and prices declining. geese, ss. to 7s.
6d. 2s.
to 6d.
2s. Pigeons,Tl
6d.11 to
abbitsl,l.7d.Htaorless.,62l.
toC3hsic.kenDsu,clkss.,6l.s.to
Widgeons and Snipes, ls. each. Woodcocks, 4s. Eggs dull
of sale at 4s. 6d. to 6s. 6d. per 100.

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got under
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property yesterday
orfetcheeivjodmizetricleialCsittyearmelative to the'Kent steamer, the
THE KENT STEAMER.—sFavtligrathtioern
ashore on the Hampshire coast, between Hurst Castle and Christ-
church Point during the heavy fog on the morning of Saturday
last, while on her pasaage from Torquay to Southampton. It api.)
totalSund a
pears that immediately after the crew had safely landed the passen.
gera, they set about saving the cargo, in which they were successfbl,
morning the brig Edinburgh
but the vessel was so firmly imbedded in the sand that It was Un-
possible to move her, and in the course of Saturday night and
Sunday morning ingEharelayvyonsemascimbdraoyke over her, and she became a
Castle, Goodridge master, arrived alongside of the wreck, having
on board a party of engineers and seamen from Lyrnington, for the
purpose of breaking her.up to get at her engines and machinery,
which are stated to be nearly new ; but that cannot be effected In
the present boisterous state of the weather.
being almost suffocated from
ALARMING FIRES.--About two O'clock yesterday
morning a fire of very alarming description broke out on the pre..
raises, No. 27, Galston.square, Whitechapel, in the occupation of
the Jewish National Friends Society, used as a manufactory for
y.squares arrived. Very for-
pure Passover bread. The discovery was made by some of the in.
mates, who, it appears, were awoke by
awnhdi which, ,
half to.
the smoke that filled the interior of the house, and on their pro-.
ceding down stairs the first floor front room was found in flames.
promptitude of the firemen,
Directly on the alarm being raised the police proceeded to give
information to the fire stations situated in that part of the metro-
polis, and shortly afterwards the engines of the brigade force from
the stations in %Vellclose and Jeffer
under before any
tunate:y there was no want of water, and after much exertion the
afterwardso3nl,t Beatheir
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serious damage had taken place.
NOVEL BAPTISM.-011 Saturday
was created at the Church of St. Mary Abbott
'l, Kensington, by the
baptism of a lady between twenty and thirty ye
years of age, named
Blisson, residing in Nottingbill-square. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Lord Bishop of Sodor and Man, and Miss Blisson,
whom it Was understood is a Manx lady, received the name of
Adele,