The Sun.
London, England, 1820-05-13 00:00:00

MARRIED.

On the Itth inst. Mr. J. F. B. Mertens, of Demerara, to
Eogi•nia Margaretta, younger daughter of the late P. W.
Esq.. of Lewisham, Kent,
On Tuetotaviast, at Kensington Church, George Vardy,
,Esq. of Marlborouth-square, Chelsea, to Miss .G-rojan, of
13romptan Grove, daughter of the late Francis Groj au, EA:

VIED.
. • . .
At gath,:on the 7tb instant, in her 84th year, Mrs. Phipps,
relict of the late George Phipps, Esq. of Cork, and mother
ro'Mrs. Baker, whO lately died at the house of Capt. Stewart,
Royal Artillery, Vl
-On Wednesday-last, at Maize Blackheath, Prances,
eldest daughter of Richard Dixon, Esq.
At his lodging,• in 'Ludlow, Salop, on the WO of APrils.lll
a deep decline, , henry 'Marten' Taylor, soh _uf Robert
Taylor, formerly of Bow-lane, London.
On the 11th. .of January, at Port Louis, of the contagious
fever, Major Wm. George Waugh, fifth son of the.late Joseph
‘Vaugh,,Esq. of Dowgate hill.
At Calcutta;. the 17th Novembrr last, Thomas Temple
Blackburn, Esq of the Hon. East India CoruPany'S Citil Ser-
vice, aged years, son of P. Blackburn, Esq. of Clapham,
Surrey- • ~

7vVha NAVIGATORS.-*The C sags---
Joarlial say^•••
.
44H t.covrty has recently been made in the environ; of the
Cape ref Good ° Hope, which mnst•he itner&sting to the Mitt).*
rian : whilst digging' a cave, the workmen found the hull of
a vessel, most ucted of cedar, which is said to he the-remains
of a Phoenician °galley. If this appropriat ion is just, there is
no longer ooni to donht that he bold adven'turers- of Tyre
had reached the south point of Africa."
The following is It real advertisement in a B:Outdoes Pa-
per:—" Richard and Jacob Nurse respectfully acquaint their
friends and the pnblic, that they have prepared a h,or.fe for
their accommodation, and would timid: them for their favouts.
The/ continue to carry on the joiner's, carpenter's. and
wheelwright`s business. Oideri attended to with accuracy'
and 'itispal ist 'Chu rch,Sept: I b." •
Pease were on Thursday brought, for the first time this
season, to t;ovent-piden Market, in two half sieves, which
were iturchased by two fashionable green-grocers, at the west
end of the 6i41, at 51 each half sieve.

melancholy accident occurred in Birmingham on Thin
day sr'nnight, by witich Mr.-Walher,' a respectable corn-
dealer and farinCY, sit St tat hitd-upon-A von, unhappily lost
his life. As the London and Kidderminster mail was driv-
inz through the gateway leading to the Nelson Hotel Coach-
other, ;he arch of which is so luai as to compel those on the
ouiside; to stoop very considerably rn order to avoid injury,
.Atr. W., who sat on the roof of tile, coach, behind the driver,
un ottunately raised himself
,before- they were Char of the
gate Way, and the,dreailful consequence was, that Eris head
ail() neer.' were so tervihly crushed against a prJjecting beau,
tht he died in a few minutes.

pieces of plate to the sliceesslid cantlidales, by
Vawsons and John gine,
Esq."—" Christopher T. 'l'ower, Esq."--"
nia.s Ilenty, Esq." and " Charles C. WeStell),
Esq."

• £J r. Western was on.this occasion complimented.
by the unanimous voice of the whole company, in
having at.,this ahoy; prodoced, first alive and then
dead, the most valuable sheep, No. 3, wool and
mutton considered, which had perhapii ever been•
shown in London, or in any other market of thu
kingdom.

Messrs. Joshua Stead, Taylor, Wordsworth,
John- Ford, and Lord Dundas, severally returntd
thanks, upon theirr healthy being proposed. • -
The toasts proceeded with—

" The Judges of Clod h,"- Messrs. W. B.
tints, Adam Miller, and George Woollett." Of
the Sheep," Messrs, J. Tharp, 11: 'Budd, J.'
Wools, and J. Hawkins.—" Of the Wool,".
W. B. Thomas, V. poseley, and J. Haskins.
Orae. Yarn," W.
,Botteley, H. Nicholls, and'
W. Fly, r. • . .
, •
Mr. lictmett's,bealth was followed by an able:
speech ,
It was'next stated from.the Chair,-that out of •
2501, due to Mr. Thomas tor plate, 10.5/. hail,
been subsetibed by those few Menthe's of the
Committee %% h o had hi en preseur in the afternoon,'
-and 'little doubt. existed "that all the temainder-
would soon be subscribed of- this outs:anding
debt ; besides' this, we bud the great ple4shre of
hearing !hat till the illustrious Members who had
of-41.A and given premiums at this `how, and-
Were present, were ready anti de,irous of cowl..
nuing the
.same next year, under iquproveilcundi7
tiotis ot 'certificates and showing.- •

We have great .pleas
ore. At sia►ri►R, that orders
have been received froni the Cointuittee in Lon-
don, to inn chase ground, &c. 'tor the election- of
a new church, at, near this town, caps.:
ble of contaitking a congregation of 2,000 per-
sona,.--(Leeds ,Indepencler.t.)