The Sun.
London, England, 1835-11-14 00:00:00

CANDLES.
the Retail Shops is as follaW 5•
utettor, aloulds, 64.
II discount for as'..

ET.—Nov. 13.
Pr Ton

Walls End brostorth .............
Walls EnO Hilda ............ 0
Walls End Hotpur ...............
Walls End Killintworth .....• 0,
Walls End Newmarch ....... !
Walls End Perkins ............... !
Walls End Riddell's ........ . !
Walls End Hetton ................ :"o
Walls End Lambton ..............
Walls End Lyons ......... . :
Walls End Russell.. Lyon 0..
Walls End Stewart's ........ •••.
Walls End Deanery ............
Walls End South DurnaM•••• fr) ;
Walls End Adelaide ............
Walls End 'Pecs
Walls End St. Helen% 'Fees. .. ;
Walls End Wallington .........
ast market day. 93.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE
rer Quarter. Wheat,. Barley. ; uat,. I Beaus.
Ashburn.w. 47 58 29 31 IS 23 38 44
Basingstoke 34 45 25 32 20 26 31 33 C°
B::th 32 37 28 32 22 .8 36 44 46
Bridgewater 48 56 22 26 20 25 33 34 "
48 53 28 32 i 16 20 34 38 •"-"'
Chesterfield 44 52 28 33 16 22 44 46
Derby 43 45 31 35 23 25 3s 42
Doncaster 40 44 23 35 17 27 40 46
Dorehester---.... 37 29 24 44 "'"
Exeter 33 42 28 40 20 24 36 41 44
Gloucester —... 33 37 23 32 20 32 34 44 4",,
Hunger-ford '27 44 22 31 23 28 34 40
Leicester 40 i 31 I—i 3 40 .7: P
--,—.... Newbury. 23 43 25 35 19 30 32 44 ,w
Rerusey 36 46 27 34 22 30 33 44, /
Shaftesbury 54 25 I 17 41 "'"'
Shepton Mallet 34 38 28 34 il9 27 36 44 /
Sherborne— 46 52 26 32 21 '27 33 42 •"'
42 3O 34
Yarm0uth,.,,,,,.,..... Si 53 24 33 2)) 2s 34 36 /
Ye0vi1....... 40 55 28 30 22 '26 36 40 -""
Per Bushel. s. d. sd: s.d s. d. s. d. .1. s. d. •0 00
Shrewsbury 5 0 591 4 0 4 9 5 0 6 8 0 0 0 0 fi

;,;ii 40 •••7,
0
0_022.
BIRMINGHAM CORN MARAiir, Nov. 12. 4,1,
Wheat, 62 lb.
Barley, imperial quarter
Do. Grinding, 49 lb.
Oats, 30 lb
Old Beans, 661,4 lb ln 0 17 0
New ditto
New White Boiling Pease, 3 imp, bush.
Ditto Grey ditto

Yesterday the excavators employed in the cOnstr,ti'es
tion of the great City sewer, discovered in Newgate-ai'do
the foundation of an ancient building, and, at a few Pa'st
distant, a quantity of human bones. The progress of t,
excavations and " tunnelling" is well worth the eonsiae`-
tion of the antiquary.
A st
About a fortnight ago, a lad, who was engage-go.
work near the mouth of a coal-pit, at Bradgate, near Poi
therham, fell in. The depth of the shaft is upward.%i.
50 yards, and it was expected he was dashed to Plecice
To the surprise of the people above, however, the /a'ei
of the lad issued from beneath in the most cheerful tel'n's
imaginable, informing them that he had come down the „rnicl
" like a buttercup ;" meaning that he had spun round
round, as he had seen those flowers descend when he (act
thrown them for his amusement. What makes thettea
more surprising, he did not fall to the bottom, but aliPhicli
upon a full corve of coal which was ascending, but Wll
was about 20 yards from the bottom. The boy was -
slightly injured, and has already got to work again. A
AFFLICTING AND DETERMINED SUICIDE 0108
WIDOW LADY.—Last evening an Inquest was held a-4,aad
Board-room of Middlesex Hospital, before Mr. Stirliaj
a respectable Jury, on view of the body of Mrs. 110,
Smith, a widow lady, aged 48. Mrs. Jane Harguat,
3, Capland-street, Lisson-grove, knew the deceased by Oa
only. She occupied apartments in the same hous%bea
Wednesday evening witness was on her return bowel. 0'
she saw the unfortunate lady throw herself out Of °cod
coed floor front room window. Witness gave an alorta, op,
the landlord of the house and other persons picked Il_fi
and rvire
removed her into the house. She appeared fatnett,
jured. A surgeon promptly attended. Mr. John Der; Oa
of Grove-house, Lisson-grove, surgeon, had attendeureelc
deceased professionally in her lifetime. On Thursday
she was taken very ill, labouring under great nervc'eaw
citement and depression of spirits. He prescribed f°l* the
Mr. Johnson, of No. 3, Capland-street, deposed that bs
deceased, who lived upon an annuity, had resided is
gad
house about three months. She was very reserved7ed'
appeared to be in a low dejected state of mind. Oil t the
nesday evening he heard an alarm, and discovered tha
deceased had flung herself from the front vecond 11°err ri.
dow into the street, a height of nearly thirty feet' depli
Ann Eeles, a genteel middle-aged female, who was t,„ de'
affected whilst giving her deposition, ,stated that t"" bet
ceased was her only sister. About iiine years akeelfiitlJ
(deceas:A's) husband abandoned her, and went ahrea.,-,a as
another female, since which period she had experieln,
thing but unhappiness, and had, upon frequent eceogr
attempted self-destruction. Verdict—Temporary ad
meat.

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( A DVE RTISE ME NT. ) ri 0
The NEW FLAT GOLD WATL." orstel
are offered in double-bottomed engine-turned cases, with ace sevr,
finished vertical movements, jewelled and warranted f
Guineas each, or, with highly-finished horizontal inoveruel.„Allo
ranted at Nine Guineas each, at T. COX SAVORY'S', „ado'''
Goldsmith, Silversmith, and Watchmaker, 47, Cornhill,

01$
B TH S. ;nee.
On the 7th inst., at the Elms, Mitcham, Mrs. r
dauOnghter. • • wire °
the I2th inst., at Fitzroy-place, Kentish. town, the
John Cook, Esq., of a son.

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MARRIED. t Dro( od'
On the 11th inst., at St. Pancras, Charles Stewar,„,- of
Esq., of Howland-street, to Laurentia, youngest dailg"'"
Of!,
late John Buschman, Esq., of Surinam. Richards Of
On the 12th inst., at St. George's Church, Mr. , m $
of Calvert street, to Eliza Park, only daughter of 1"°- a
I,:itigi
Fenner, Esq., of Broxbourne, Herts.
to oEnliztahbeetll2ititiliiinwsat.r,d,atseSoot.odMary's, Hornsei',
daughter of the late
5 13,4'
Seddon, of Aldcrsgate-street.
On the 10th inst., at Paddington Church, Joseph Jaee. P.
thamley, to Frances Woodhouse, eldest daughter of the Late,
' • enitu
Woodhouse, Esq. nt ,ei
On the 12th inst., at Hackney, Thomas Lucas, Escl;figatiP
street., Finsbury, to Elizabeth, second daughter of the lair
Craven, Esq., of Lower Clapton. 11frltrileceori,,,,

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DIED. nle "17
On the 12th inst., at his chambers in the Middle T°Tr .;O".
76, James Raymond, Esq., one of the Benchers of that „el,:ciye°,l:l
On the 9th inst., at East Burnham, Bucks, in her "iz"e01.)1"
Elizabeth, widow of the late Charles Cote, Esq., inf,:'Cloirie
Wiltshire, and eldest daughter and coheiress of the n'-- (dill
Eyre, Esq., of East Burnham. lot Ala-
On the 21st of September, in the Island of Barbadoes, me
Ifill, Esq., aged 60.
At Southampton, aged 75, George Dowglass, Esq., °I gettot
it)
Ida, county Down, Irel
Hand. year' it
On the 20th ult., at Halifax Nova Scotia, in his 29th 0.50.
consequence of drinking cold water whilst overheated in the Pof t/31,
of moosedecr, the Hon. Charles Francis Norton, CaPtar.ifoPpel 1
52d Regiment, Assistant Military Secretary to Sir Colin Lia all e
Governor of Nova Scotia, and formerly 31. P. for the h°r°
Guildford. . `jr,Willi°
On the 3d inst., in-Seymour-street, in his 71st year, ,-
Jeffs, foemerly of the Strand. Tmivetol".
On the Bth inst., Richard Walter Forbes, 'Esq., of "'" ,
g'
Kent, in his 74th year. Beet
On the 9th inst., Mrs. James Daniels, North-bank,
Ref'
park.a
~.
On the 10th inst., at Hampton, Mrs. Powell, relict oft 0' ::
Ezra Powell, of Trelleck, 31ottmouthshire.

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