The Sun.
London, England, 1815-04-14 00:00:00

Fi ditto -
New ditto, -
Malt - -

Lime ditto - - 71.. —5

WhitePease. (boilers) 473. 525.
Fine ditto - • - 593.

'Smintrin: 13, Arm day'" narket bad a short
supply of the rati,Us hinds of -C Atth..; Ike!, Mtlit'o, and'
supported li.st prices; Por:iand•Weal were cheapeet
and the nude, for the 'twit part, souiewhat fiat. l'he•
sties in the [Lis-market were not einHiderab:e; Hay and
(lover fetched lact•prices7 Straw h e. got up in price.
the
folk, vin' inice= awl no rube, s are a cot r,ct sta,e,nent :
To si hi; the 'OIEII, per stone of RV,.
Beef, 4s :4d. to ss: 4d. Al qt ton, ss. Od. to (N.*. Lamb, As.
to Veal..s, h, 7s• Od. Pork, G. 61. to is.,td.
Beasts,X6o. bisect> and Lambs, 4700. Calves, 150. Pies,
290.

HAY-MARKET.
31. O. t,-) 51. lOs, St►aw, 11. 10s. to 21. Os. Clorer,
41. 10s. to 71. 10s. •

COAL MARKET, APRxr. 12.
tips at Nl:it-ker. • Ships sold
414 New: astit...... ..• •
10 Sun:let-laud .....

Price.
.373. opt. to 515. 6d.
.335. Od. 10 41s. 9d.

CORONER'S NQ U EST;

ON AMERICAN PRISONERS OF WAR AT DARTMOIR.

i..turtiav last, an. inch est was held, before
JosErn WnITEFt rtli:sq,_Coroner,..._Lui:t _
Of seven American prisoners .01 war,-at the Depot
at Dartmoor, ‘vho came to their death in conse-
quence of the military tiring on them, on Thurs-
day the fith ins.tant,. to prevent their escape from
the pfisou. The Jury, after two day's investiga-
tion, returned a verdict of Justifiable
This affray appear% to Shave been of a very serious
nature :, the prisoners, in .consequelice,of the con
cluSion of Peace, conceived themselves entitled-to
their iinmetlinte liberty, and not finciiilg this tob
the case, they bef.aine am) determines.
to effect their 'escape by force:-.'lliev armed them-
selves with knives end every other- we!ipan they
could procure, and proceeded to attack th'e-gwArtl.,
who, in their own defence, were under the necesa:
shy of firing on them, by which the above severr
prisoners were killed, and 35 others wounded,
some of them very severely.—(Exeter Eying Post,.
April 12.)

The thunder-storm which pissed over tl•rt.•-
tropolis yesterdinV, about two o'clock,-was'marlied
in its termination by an awful and most violent
explosion, which took place immeribately over two
houses in Ftedci.ick-pLice, Goswell-street-road :
the electric fluid toolt its dirvctiOn through a
chimney of No. 15, causing havoc in most of the'
rooms, hut particularly in the parlour, where it
destroyed a looking-glass and other articles of
furniture : it then forced its way through the
party-wall, and eicutually subsided in the kitchen
of No. 14. The alarm excited in the neighbour-
hood was considerable for the-fate of the iuhabi-
tants, but, we are happy to state, they have pro-
videntially escaped without personal injury.
On Friday, Samuel Summers, aged 19, was
executed in front of the Devon County. Gaol,
pursrtant to his sentence. at our late Assizes, for
administering-poison to his Master, Mr. Richard
Denning, a wealthy and respectable farmer. of
Ott cry. He acknowledged that he justly merited
the ignominious punishment which he was con.
denined to sutler.

-At Lancaster Assi-ies, the awful sentence of
death was 'passed upon twenty-three prisoners,
amongst whom was George Lyon, and -a part of his
desperate gang. There were, nor less than eleven
indictments found ag-aiost Lyon, for _different
'burglaries and robberies, but he was only tried.
and ennviettd upon taro of them. Lie_was emu-
known, in Wigan and its vicinity, by the
• name of the King of the Rubbers, and, as appeared
on his trial, actoly boastttd, at a public-house,
of his assumed title.
Ingnest was held yesterday on the body of.
the child found in a vault in one of the nett
buildings, near the Regent's Park, on AVedoesd., y
morning last; ,when the Jury, after. a minute in-
vestigation of the case, returned a veriiet of
Stilt-horn.
o,ie Kenzp, a jobber, has lately been cOmmilted
to Wsonoltditant Bridekrell, un hig own confession,
for the murder of a woman 34 years ta At-
, tleborough.

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