The Sun.
London, England, 1826-08-21 00:00:00

CORONER'S INQUEST.

Mar sesames Sum. tne.—On Saturday. evening an Inquisition
was taken in the Board-room of the Westminster Infirmary, before
THOMAS Hanoi, Esq., Coroner, on the body of Henry Thomas.
James Sheppard, of No. b 6, Great Peter-street, Westminster,
deposed that he knew the deceased, who was in the employ of
Mr. Adams, the coachmaker, of Long-acre. On Tuesday morn-
ing last he was standing at his door, when he obsexVed the wife
of the deceased run out of her house wringing her hands : he ran
across the street, when the unhappy woman told him that her
husband had cut his throat in the bed-room. Witness hurried up
stairs, and found the unfortunate man lying on the ground;
he was quite insensible ; a razor was near him ; nu lifting
him on the bed, witness discovered two desperate wounds on
his throat. Mr. Cooper, a medical gentleman, attended, and
sewed up the wounds ; after which, he was conveyed to this hos-
pital. After the surgeon left, the deceased became delirious,
and tore his bandages off, which were replaced, on his being
brought here. A few days before the deceased committed the
dreadful act, his wife told him (witness), that her husband had
been delirious, and she was afraid he would lay violent hands on
himself. The deceased was a sober industrious man, and has left
a wife and six young children quite destitute.
The Jury returned a verdict, " that the deceased ,nlicted the
wounds which caused his death, being at the time ins State of
temporary derangement."

THE ,MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANGE.—(THis

There were last week very moderate quantities of all sorts of
Grain arrived here. To this morning's market the chief supply
consists of several samples of New Wheat, which come dry, but
not so stout as those of last year's growth. Fine parcels of Old
Wheat fully maintain last week's quotations, but the*e is no sale
for middling and interior. New Wheat meets a slow demands-
and hardly maintains the terms of this day se'nnight. Barley is
Is. per quarter dearer. Beans and Boiling Pease are each ad.
vanced 2s. per quarter. Grey Pease are Is. per quarter higher.
Oats do not meet a brisk demand, hut being scarce, they obtain
full te. per quarter more than on this day se'nnight. In Flour
no alteration. Rye considerably dearer.

A 9./tIVALS or LIST, WIEICIC•
• Wheat. Barley.' Malt. Oats. rms. Pea/Flour.
Ors. Ors. Ors. Qrs. Ors. Ors. Sacks.
1.308 1,067 2,5.32 /02 D 46 4,001

English
Irish
Foreign

1,1166

Wheat. Red (old)
White (old) Sit.
Red (1825)........ 635.

11,920

Fine
Superfine s7s. 586.

. White (l 828) Ws. 545.
Fine Ws. 60s,
. Superfine Ws. 62r.
_

Rye (new) 'kis. iK,
Barley 26s 304:,
----Fine (new) 29q 325.
Superfine 344.365.
Malt sos. 545.
Fine 56a, 625.
Pease, Grey (new)
----Msple (new) .
--,...—Wllite (new)
--.--ilailers

Small (new) MU. SN,
—..... (old)
—...Tick (new)
(old) ...11. .....41,
----Harrow cmtw) tk. 48s.
.......—............ kplcil)
Bra »-
-4...-4,
Oati, Feed 2Bs. 30s.
----Fine ~.. 3la. 12..
Poland
1.......,,,.....Y.1 Fine 33s. 345.
-- Potatoe Ms. m.
Fine
........ Scotch
Flour (per sack)
---Seconds ...........
.............North Country
Bran ....

SMITHFIELD AIAIIKET.—(Tuts DAY.)
This day's market, which was on the whole moderately well
supplied, particularly as to numbers, having been short of prime
ir"11 Beasts, these, though with great reluctance on the part of
the buyers, sold at little, if any, variation from the prices of this
day sennight ; hut with middling and inferior Warta, prime large
Oxen, Sheep
than on Friday.
j 4 64
:,,ti. n
fillets ran sTONit of 81.43. TO SINK TUN offALS.
, Lambs, Pip, sad Calvet, the trade seas no better
s. d. toe. O. . s. d. ter. tl.
Inerior Beasts ........
.f 2 8 Large leads. A, 0
_f 4 s is
Sectnd quAlity dutto fp 3 0 n.,....akve.
11(;)
Prime Urge oxeN ....... 'lO 4 2 riot s. il7 1
'beep. . 010 1!? Lorq lior 3 3 6
inferior $ ..."..... - . ~ _ r
en
s,PsTimonedSequo.lts:t.ty editto.... 10 calve* under hist. eon 62 1
t!rena ro
. _um ditto 3,0 4 0 suckling Calros...l4s. to 425. earls.
t2040."'"" . 4 Quarter old Pigs Ins
South Down %%ethers .4 0 4 , .. .to 14s. each.
surrts, Al Nat CLENK'S STATEMENT.
Beatts. I Sheep and lAMtm. I Cal
2 v 56 es, I pilo ".
2,3,:gi 24490 )

NEWCiATE AND LEAL-M/414AM MARKETS.
At per atone, by the CAMAM
s. 41. to I. d, a. d,tes. d,
Reef
Mutton 2lO 4 t) Pork . 3 3 II 4
Lamb p. 3a, M. to Sr, Od.