The Sun.
London, England, 1821-06-18 00:00:00

Loma, June 13.

Wheat .. Ms a 57s Od Barley —s a 26s 6d
Oats • 14s a 16s 6d BeanS
Rye —s a—s Od Pease
Li NCOLN, June 13.
Wheat 42s a 53s 03 Barley 24s a 25s 04
Oats
Peas

IIuLL, June 12,
Grain brought coastwise.—Wheat, Barley, 5;0; Oats,
; Rye, —; Beans and Peas, iOO quarters.
Grain carried coastwise.—Wheat, —; Oats, 3199; Barleys
Tares, —; and Peas, quarters.

New
Oats, Old
--- New

Wheat, English, per quarter 4Ss 50s a 538
—s —s a
—s it —s
1 ts 16s a 18s

Itiga Oats
liatniAirgh
Beans ..
Barley
Lagll4 'fares
oreign

—s
—s--sa—s•
28s 29s a 30s
22s 285 a 353
—s —s a —s

Rapeseed - —I —I per last
I.Es:vs, June 12.—Wheat of line quality, although only a
short supply, was dull sale, and. with dilliculty supported last
,xeek's price, but other descriptions may not he noted lower, if
sales are effected.—Barley without alteration in price, but
the demand limited.-LOats a short supply, and 6d. per quer,
ter dearer.—Beans and Peas in better demand, and, in some
instances, Is. per quarter more has. been obtained —Malt,
shelling, and flour, without any material alteration.—Rape.
seed 11. per last higher.
Du nuAm, June 9.—Wheat I Is a 14s per boll.
SUNDERI,ANU, June 9.—Wheat, 50s a 55s per qr. In Oats,
Beans, and Barley, ❑o alteration. Flour; fine 40s a 42s per
sack.

TARNARDCASTLE, June 13.—Wheat, lis 6d a 14s per boll.
Oats, 63 a 6s 6d. Beef and Mutton as usual.
DARLINGTON, itthe 14.—Beef, Gs a 6s 6il per stone, sinking
offal ; Mutton, 5s 9d a Us per stone; Red Wheat, 1 2s a 13s ;
white, 15s a 15s 6d; Oats, 4s Gd a Gs; Barley, 7s 6d; Beans,
8s a 9s Gd; Pease, boilers, 16s; Grey, 9s 6d per biill.
STocb:Tos, June 12.--Wheat, I Is 6d a 13s Gil per boll;
Oats, 2s 2d a 25 7d per bushel.
Nh:WCASTLE, June 9.—Wheat, Northumberland 40s a 55s ;
Norfolk 33s a 525; Scotch 48s a 52s ;-I:ye, English 30sa 94s ;
Barley, Norfolk 22s a 26s ; Scotch 19s a els ; •Northumberland
—s a —s ; Malt, Norfolk pale 46s a 56s ; Oats, potatoe 20s a
23s ; common 17s a 21s: foreign 15s a 18s ; Beaus, Tick 28s
a :30s; Pease, Grey 283 a 30s; Boilers 36s a-40s per qr ; Flour,

rule 4rls a 425 per sack.—Prices of Bacon, &c. at Newcastle,
.dune 11.-Nortltutsaberlanct. bacon,;-58s r Flaws Us per
,e wt.
Butter 37s a 38s per'rkin ; bacon, 47s 6d a 49s ;
Rams, sizeable, 655; Do. false, 56s per cwt Butter, 37s per

MottPETn, June 13.—Beef 6s 6d a 63 9d per stone, sinking
offal% ; Mutton 6s 3d ais ; Lamb 7s:6d ys 2tl; Wheat 488 a
54s per qr; Rye 3bsl Omits 20s 8a a Us Bd.
• Noitir HAMPTON, _Julie 9.
0. Wheat .. Oki a Od N. Beans 28s Od a .38s Od
N. IV heat .. 48s pd a 58s CI; 10. Beiins —s Oda —s Od

Batley ..... ad a 25s 0.1 N. Peas —s 0.1 a 33s Od
N. Oats I4s Od a 20s 0.11 O.Peas —s Od a ad
0. Oats .... —s 0.1 a—sad I Rye

PAV ENT ItY, June 13.
•
Vheat soi Od a 56s Od I Beans

Barley 2ls Od a 45s Otl I Hug Peas.

Oats

28s Od a 30s bit
—s bd

uy cu3tumary measure.

BaRMINGHAIII.
Wheat .... 5s Gd a 7s Gd I Beans .... 3s 3d a 5s G 4
Barley.... .9s 9d a 3s 9d W. Peas .. 3s Od a 43 9d
Oats .... 2s 3d a 3s 3d Gr. do .... RS Oil a 3s .90
Per Winchester Measure.
STAFFORD, June 9.
Vt'lleat
New Barley .. 4s Od a 4523 I Beans - Ss 40 a 5* tid

NEwroitr (Isle of Wight), June 15.-I'h, average price of
Wheat, on Saturday, was 121 Its Od. per load; Barley, —s per
quarter.

CORNWALI. MARKETS,

Truro.—Wheat (average) COs 6d—Barley, 8s Od—Oats
Os Od. •

CameHord—Wheat 16s (h a 19s—Barley, 7s 641 aes od—
Oats, 6s 011 a 6s 6d—Beef anti Mutton, ad a Ed--Lanib, 0(1
Od a 0,(1:

Launceston—Wheat, 18s Oda Od--Barley, 79 tid aOs od
Oats, Os a Os Od—Seef, 5d a 7d--lutton, Veal, and Laws:,
Oda 4d.

Penryn—Wheat, 19s Od a 20s 3d—Barioy, 8s Si a 9s—Oats,
$ 8d a Os Sel.

Exeter Fair on Wednesday last produe,d an abundant spew
of fine Cattle ; but the sale was the .dullest ever witnessed,
and at prices uticominotily low.' • ,

At Evesham Fair, on Monday, there was the largest show
of fat sheep call- seen in the town, the greater part of which
were sent home unsold ; prices very low—about 41d per lb.
Binegar Fair was held. on Wednesday and Thursday. The
first day there was a Vast concourse of people; the skew of
horses was very good; and those of the best hind fetched as
high prices as ever : there were a great number of inferior
which remained unsold. The Devonshii e Beast Trade, which
was formerly very brisk at this Mart, was on this occaAon
particularly dull.
.Most of the cattle " raw-neat to the place
from whence they came," and were not'' taken to the place
of execution."

Mr. FLYNDELL, printer of an Exeter Paper,
being sentenced to imprisonment, for an alleged
libel on the Queen, a subscription has been
opened for him, to which we most heartily wish
success.—(Birminghanz Herald.)
A CAUTION TO SHOPKEEPERS.—Mr. AKERMAN,
of Holy well=street, bOokseller, was on Saturday
last defrauded of a folio bible by the followin4
artifice ;—A. man - who had the appearance or a
valet or footman out of livery, called at his shop
and inquired if he was at home ; being answered
in the negative, he requested
.Mrs. AKERMAN
Would accompany him to his 'mistress, Mrs.
Smyrn, - No. 9, King's Bench Walk, Temp)t-,
who wanted a quantity of novels to send to In-
dia ; that she must come immediately, as a chaise
was then waiting at the door to take his mistress
to Clapham. Mrs. AKERNAN accompanied him
accordingly ; but when they reached Essex-street
he told her to proceed on, as lie had to call at
the banker's, but would overtake her before she
could get to King's Bench Walk. She, unsus-
pectingly, went one and the fellow returned and
told the child and servant who were left in care
of the shop, that he was sent back for the. Banks's
bible in the window, and that they must give it
him directly, as Mrs. AKEILMAN was waiting to
shew it to the lady. The child, remembering his
person, imprudently permitted him to take the
bible,,with which he got clear off. No such person
as Mrs. SMITJI was to be found at the place men,-
tioned.

DREADFUL SUICIDE.—An Inquisition was takest
on Saturday evening before TnomAs STIRLING,
Esq. Coroner for Middlesex, on view of the body-
of Mr. JOHN THOMAS. The deceased was a gen-
tleman 23 years of age, of respectable family ;
be was a pupil of a solicitor in Lincoln's Inn. On
Friday mQrning he was on business in the City,
and on his return to the chambers he pulled ,a
pistol out of his packet and shot himself dead.
It appeared on the evidence that the deceased
for some time past had exhibited symptoms of
deranged mind. The Jury, being satisfied that
the deceased committed the act in a state of tem-
porary mental derangement, returned a verdict
to that effect.

DREADFUL ACCIDENT.-Yesterday afternoon,
as a Nursery-maid was walking along the Strand,
having the care of two children, one of whom
was in her arms, on crossing the end of South-
qmpton-street, the eldest of the two was unfor-
tunately run over by a Gentleman's chariot,turn-
ina up that street out of the Strand. The cries
of the little girl, who is between four and fi%e
years of age,.occasioned the chariot to stop, when-
a Gentleman alighted, and directed that the
child should be taken proper care of ; the child
was taken to a Surgeon's a most shocking spec-
tacle, with very little hopes of its recovery. The
father, who lives in Cecil-street, was soon in-
formed of the accident, and immediately repaired
to Mr. illunsfs, the surgeon, to render every pa-
rental assistance on this distressing occasion.
A gentleman returning home from business ill
the city about a quarter , before nine o'clock er:
Wednesday evening, was knocked down, au,.
robbed of his gold watch, chain, and seals, and
'his arm broken, opposite ©wen's-row, Doswell'
street-road, by a gang of thieves, consisting/
itbont six ;. and on the following evening another
gentleman was robbed near the same place.

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11 1 RTHS.. .
In Weymouth-street, the 13thinst. the Lady of W. .11r
Esq. of a son.
On the 10th inst. at Chelmsford, the Lady of Lleitt.-00*
Boggis, 'of a daughter.

MARRIED.
On the Inth instant, Arthur Millony, Esq. of Wootlsmc';,,•
Oxfordshire, to Mrs. Harriet Brown, widow of the late
°cavoi! Brdwo
•

DIED.
On Friday morning, the 15th instant, in
Martha, -wife of Jacob Hans- Busk, of Ponsbornc Park' Harts,
Esq:
On Saturday, the 16th inst. Rhoda Antoinette, eldest daugl.l-
ter of Francis Sapte, Esq. of (odicote Lot e, Herts.
On Tuesday, at her house, Richmond,
Surrey,3lFs•
Botham, in the 84th year Of her age.
On Friday, the 15th instant, S. Fenn, Esq., of New:vate-
street, aged 77. Gower.street,

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