The Sun.
London, England, 1821-06-11 00:00:00

Wheat .soi 041 a 56s Od • Beans
Barley 2ls Oda 95s 0,1 ling Peas
•
Oats

28s Od a 30s 04
s 0 1

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Wheat.-... 5s 3d a 7s 6d Beans .. 3s 6,1 a ss; Gd
Barley.... 2s Gd a 3s Sr! W. Peas .. 3s od a 5s act
Oats . , ..- 2s 3.4 a Ss 611 Gr. 0n.... 2s 04 a 4s Gd
Per Winchester Measure.

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Wheat.... 7s 2d a 7s Gd Oats ... 3s 3d a 4s Orl
4s Od a 4s 3d Beans .... Os Od a Os Cd

WINDSOR, .Jane 9.
Wheat, per 1tt..141 Os a 161 Oil Bea►is, per qr .
Barley, per Id —s a—s tease
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Oats

29s 1 PG.;

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ST4I7.:Es. June 5.
Wheat ... a —1 Cs a 1r.,1 5s I Pease, per qr
Rye
Oats

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WoncesTF,n, June G.—Worcester June toll free market, on
Monday, was moderately supplied with f,:t cattle, which sold
It rely at the late prices storeS•found 'a hear• sale at are
duct ion of price; there Was a crest .supp!y of speep and
lainbs, and the prices were rather lower, averaxing 6d to 6id
per lb.; very prime,

At Ross Fair, on ThursdaY Tact, there was a rgood shew of
cattle, for the• most part of the wm-kinkr, sort, -hot as few
buyers attended, the sale was very dull. The Ifforses were
more HMlll_lOll5 than usual, and those most in demand were
of the cart kind —The sheep fair was fall, hilt the sate•dnit.
and at very reduced prices. liest,makiug cheese from 55s a
6:3s ; seconds 46s a bOs.

• SrSFICION OF MURDER.—At seven o'clock on
.Saturday evening an inquisitiou was taken 'at the
Key, in"Beli-street, Paddington, before T. S•rta.
Esq. Coroner, on the body of Sarah Sum-
mit, whose remains were discovered in the cellar
of No. 14, Steven's-buildings,. Bell-street, I'H-wee
it issupposed she was murdered by her husband,
on the evening of the day after Christmas-day,
and where the body had lain from that time
until last Thursday evening. The deceased lived
a-considerable time as cook in the family of Mr.
Brathwaite,the engineer, near Westbourne-green,
and James Summit, her husband, was a servant
in the same family when they married ; = they
went to live at No. 14, Steven's-buildings, where
they occupied two parlours, and had a milk
walk ; they lived there- three years and a half ;
his usage to her was extremely cruel ; she had.
been missing from the evening mentioned until
last Thursday evening. Mr. Brown, the land-
lord, went down into the cellar, whi-Ch when rain
fell was usually flooded, in order to have a drain
made to carry . off the water=; he happened to
stumble over a broken crock, -.and stepping
to remove it, he laid hold of a woman's leg with
a boot on; he immediately 'gave the alarm,
and the whole street Was thrown into the greatest
agitation. A shell was brought from the 'Mary-
le-bone Infirmary, into which the body was put.
She had all her clothes on ; a pitchfOrk was found
hi the cellar with one prong broken off, and •there
appeared a wound in her neck as-if...inflicted by
some such instrument, and traces of blood aboUt
the breast. Shortly after the' disappearance of
the deceased, the huShand quitted the house,
and went to live in Cato-street, where he coha-
bited with another woman,. giving out that Ids
wife had eloped with another man. . Verdict of
--" Wilful Murder against James Summit, the
husband." The Coroner imrpediatelY issued his
warrant, and the prisoner, who . sat very uncon-
cerned in the tap-rooin, was taken iiito custody,
and conc'eyed. to prison.

Bow-STRErr.--Several men were, commilled
on Saturday for picking pockets and committing
other offences at Epsom Races.

A few evenings since a Gentleman going alort4
Lamb's Conduit-street, was beset by five or sib
villains, one Of whom made a violent blow at
him, and snatched a gold watch from his fob,
with which they escaped.