The Sun.
London, England, 1817-08-25 00:00:00

CORN MARKET.

boiutc-EXCHANGE, Au 25.—. We had a mid-

filing supply of Wheat this morning from Esseic
and Kent,' and fine samples, owing to the Wei
state of the weather, sold on full as good terins
as this clay week. Barley is in demand, an to-
gether with Beana and Oats, is full as dear. The
trade in general was brisker, although we dd not
consider the prices higher than this day week.

Foreign Wheat - 475. 575.
Fine ditto ' - 9Us. 98s.
English Wheat - 565. 60s.
Fine ditto - 935. 98s.

Fine•Ggey Pease -52 g. —I.
Tick Beans - - - 335. 4Ss.
Old ditto, - - 475. 575.
Small Tick Beans 4'2, 50s.
Old ditto - - - 625.
Feed Oats - - - lSi. 4•25.
Fine diito - - - 265. Bas.
Poland ditto - -21 s. 265.
Fine ditto - - -85 s. 445.
Pota toe ditto - - 894.465.
Rape Seed 401.461. per last.
Fine Flour - 755. 80.1.
Seeoluis - 7gs. ;ft.

ltd ditto - - - —s. —s.
.ve
lite ditto - - 545. --s.

Barley - - - - 245. 9.65.
Fier ditto - - -48 s —s.
Malt
Floe ditto - - - 765. 82s.
WhitePease (boilers) 50s. 525.
Fine ditto 4 - - s.is. —s.
Grey Pease - - 445. 495.

CORONERS' INQUESTS,

An Inquest was held on Saturday night at the
Castle,Castle-street,Holborn, before T. SITELTOS,
ESL'. on the body of Mr. J. Moon, tobacconist, of
Holborn, who poisoned himself by taking a (pan-.
till/ of laudanum. It appeared by the evidence,
that he had been for a short time previously to his
committing the act deranged in his mind. Verdict_
Died by taking laudanum whe❑ in a state of
insanity."

On Saturday evening an Inquest was held at th?..
Coach and Horses, Brewer-street, Golden-
square, on the body of Mr. David Galloway,
a musician: residing in Great Pnlteney-street,.
who shot irimself with a pistol. Francis Mayoms
stated, that George Henderson, sliopman
the decease -Came to his -master's hems
about. four o'clock on Friday afternoon, say
ing, a 'lady and gentleman, castnine4, , carne
to the shop and wanted to speak,to
that lie was' bed-room, but could. not be
awoke. Witness went with hitn,arvi having knocked •
'several times at tlic-door, and receiving no answer,
they bloke the anor open,and found tint in a chair,
quite deal. It appeared, that the deceased had -
beer, some time back confined in a mad-house, ita
consequence of a disappointment in love. Vera"
diet—higanity.
On , F id ty an Inquest was held at, Enfield, oti
the body of Chas les Revell, Esq. who had hanged
himself, before Mr. LTriwiN, Coroner for Middle.
sex. Verdict—" flung
.himself in a state of in.
sanity."

. The Ris.hop of CRESTRIt is arrived at his palace
in that city, from his Lordship's general visira.
tion and confirmation through. his extensive
Diocese.

Within these few days, an increase has taken
place in the price of candles and soap. No reason
for this extraordinary proceeding is assigned.
A few days agn, Mr. HEADLEY, surgeon, of
Falkingham, had the misfortune to hare both his
legs broken, by his horse tailing with him near
"flirce4ingkatn. Mr. IL was at the time going to
attend in a case of midwifery ; and it is remark-
able that the hot se, 'after the accident. went ots
some distance, and stopped at the house of the
patient which occasioned a search tor Mr.
Headley.

NPNAuGiro's was on Seurday liberated on
bail, his personal security bt ing diNpeosed with,
and he is now upon hiS' Way to Scotland. Ile con-
versed at Marlborough-street Office in the must
liit►onal matoper.

Saturday William Saunders, coachman to the
Mariiiik of Ileadfort, driving a cailavan belonging
to his Lordship tiruugl► Clatthain, in which were,
five persona, on turning the 'corner hear 'tint Nag's
Head unhlie-house, in a sudden manner, and whilst
it was going at a quick rate, "it upset. s'eunders's
I..ft leg right thigh were broken. AH the per-
,,n3 in the cara►•an were thrown out with
eat violence, and all rceivecl injuries, but liFt
ur ,so,senuus a nature.as..tie driver.