The Sun.
London, England, 1832-11-03 00:00:00

PRICE Of.
The price of Store Candles, in t
7anc lies. per doz. 7s. lid. to Bs. nd

C ,AL MA

Per Ton.

Bc.ailinont
Bensham Main

riolywell 18 t;
l'ontop Windsor 17 3
Fowl)ley l7 0
West Hartley 18
Willington 20 9
Wylam 20 9
Wall- En, tallerion 17 6
Ditto Bewicke and Co.— 21 6
Ditto 17 6
Wall= End Gostorth.«..... 21 0
Walls End Heaton—. 21 3
Walls End Hotspur...— 31 3
Walls End Hilda 19 3
Ditto Killingworth
Ditto Northumlierland . 19 0 ,
Ships arrived sins

COUNFRY CORN MARK

Wheat.

Per Quarter.
Ashburn
Basingstoke
Bath
Bridgewater -..
8ri5t01,.,,.,.
Chesterfield
Derby

Doncaster .................
D0rche5ter..,,.,,.,,.,,
Exater.—..........„..........

Hungerford
!%:ewbury--.

liernsey ••••••..
Shaftesbury
Shcpton Mallet
Slierborne—.

l'aunton ......—......
Yarmouth ....,,,,,,......
t eovil ----.,

Per Bushel.
Shrewsbury ........

DISCOVERY OF

The workmen employed at the stone quarry situated on
Clark's-hilt, near Bowood-house (the residence of the Mar-
quis of LANSDOWNE), have, in the course of the last two
years, disinterred no less than five human skeletons. The
first was discovered in 1829, three more during the sum-
mer of the present year, and the last a few days since.
They all lay in the space of about 10 square yards; four
within two feet of, and one just underneath, the surface.
Their burial seems to have ranked among the 't tumultuarY
burials of the slain," inasmuch as each body appears to
have been crumpled up, as it were, more or less, in its
grave, and the last (the skeleton of a full-grown men) re-
clined within the compass of a yard, the thigh bones being
bent one over the other. A great quantity of pottery
has been exhumed near the spot, of a coarse manufacture,
and dirk blue cidour ; also one of those coins called by the
Wiltshire peasantry " monks," now in the possession of
the Marchioness of LANSDOWNE, who, accompanied by
her noble husband, and Lady LoursA FIUJIAURICE, vi-
sited the quarry soon after one of the above-mentioned dis-
interments had taken place. Mr. OGILVIE, a surgeon of
Caine, who was also present', is of opinion that one of the
skeletons is a female's. No light is thrown, either by his-
tory or tiadition, on the probable cause or date of these in-
terments ; the mysterious discovery has therefore excited
no small degree of wonder amongst the surrounding rustic
circles,
the deed of
the t.eles,tho vs
feel
vengeancequite e
cooiaifiaddenht that
av n
have
wrought
cause than
ter
death, and no other hand than his consigned the wretehel
victims to this their lone and unhallowed grave !
Devizes Gazette.

BIRTHS,
On the 30th ult. at Bicester House, the Viscountess Chet-
wynd, of a daughter.
On the Ist inst. at the Manor-house at Swanbourne, Bucks,
the lady of Matthew Knapp, Esq., of a son and heir.
On the 3:st of May, at Sydney, New South Wales, the lady of
Captain Wea
son.stmacott, Aide.de-Camp to his Excellency General
Bo
On the Ist inst. the lady of K. S. Webb, of Milford-house, in
the county of Surrey, Esq,, of a son.

MARRIED.
On the Ist ult. at the Palace, Valetta, Robert Anstruther, 1;r1:
of Thirdpart, Fife, Major in the 73d ltegiment, to youngest daughter of Sir Howard Elphinstone, Bart., of Om
place, Sussex, Colonel in the Corps of Royal Engineers. .
At Farlington, Sussex, John Seeker, Esq., of Windsor and St
Katharine's, Regent-park, to Sarah, only daughter of John po-
well, Esq., of Drayton, in the county of Southampton.

On the Ist inst. at EnglefleldDlED.
green, Mr. Robert Stone, of pail.
ton•street, Haymarket, in the 70th year of his age.
On the '27th ult. on his way to. Corfu, in the 51st year of his
age, the Rev. George Winnock,•Chaplain to the Forces. On the Ist inst. in Great Pulteney-street, Frances Eleanor, the
wife of Mr. Edmund Chambers.
On the '26th ult. at Milton, near Gravesend, after a 10tig,..,0.
painfnl illness, Sarah, third daughter of the late Natha w niel 3' reh; Esq., M.P., of Nielstown.house, near Dublin.
. On the 31st ult. after a few hours' illness, in Bassell.row,
ton, and formerly of Craven-street, Strand, John Smith, Esq., '
the 73d year of his age.
On the 29th of September, at Oporto, while bravely defending
his post, Lieutenant James Charles Burton, eldest son of
Burton, of Queen-square, Bloomsbury, in the 22d year of his aft
On the 3Uth ult, at Lower Harrowgate, Hannah Dove, the wife
of Captain Richard Warner.
On the Ist inst. at Camberwell, Mr. James Palmer, of Woo
street, Cheapside, builder, of an inflammatory disorder, after at:
illness of four days. By his death a vacancy occurs in the rept%
sentation of the Ward of Cripplegate in the Court of Cortutto
Council, which ward he had represented for many years.

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