The Sun.
London, England, 1827-05-11 00:00:00

COUNTRY CORN. MARKETS DURING THE W

' Wheat. Barley. Oats. .
Per Quarter. s. to s. s. to s. 8. to 8. 0. to
Mandford 50 • 60 36. 40 30 38 5t3 5,2
Brigg ' 54 .59 34 39 33 57 47 45
Cambridge 55 36 27 --, 48
45
Chard , 56 • .76 38 44 24 32 4. bo
Huntingdon— 50 55 32 35 25 30 ,A
Louth „ 54 59 40 43 30 35 52. •Z-2"
Lynn 53 62 .36 43 28 36 t ,
Newark --- 56 61 38 44 30 35
Norwich . 52 60 29 41 29 32 43 60
Nottingham 57 61 42 45 36 41 56
Peterborough 50 58 33 42 32 36
Plymouth 52 60 38 40 28 32 -- 64
Sherborne 50 56 32 38 30 36 56 64
l.Tppingham 52 61 44 31 35 58
Wisbech 50 60 24 31 48 60
York 56 62 , 38 44 26 36

LEEDS CORN •MARItET, May S.
There was a fair supply of Wheat, but only a thin atteneecree
sf buyer's, and lather lower prices were submitted to. ..*ofc
was not much Barley offering, but the malting season ,',0.0.
nearly.oyer, the few, sales effected were on rather lower ,tr per
Oats and Shellings were extremely dull, the former was I h ow
stone, and the latter Is. per load cheaper. Beans were 'nue od
same. In Rapeseed there was scarcely any thing doings
prices were nominal.
Wheat, Norfolk and Suffolk, 601 b. s6s to Ols. tel
-- York. and Lincoln. 601 b.
435. 1
Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk 425 to
- Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
Grinding
Beans 6311).
Oats, Potatoe •36s. to 3t, Ft.
Mealing, Foreign I6d. tc 161d....linglish 17d. to le`_ nood•
Shelling,
40s. to 41s. V, last.
Rapeseed, English, 201. to 211. er

EXHUMATION OF FIVE SKELETONS, ito'ff
VAUXHALL.-Within these few weeks past a number
labourers have been employed in digging toga certain °et'
tent through the Vauxhall-bridge-road, in order to f°r,`",
the great new common-sewer from Westminster to .t'o
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Thames. In the progress of this undertaking it hand
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necessary to excavate to a very considerable depth ; t,
the excavators advanced from the fields (called the "1"`-,,,,
house-fields" which, from their name, and other eircu-I:
stances, have, in our history, many melancholy iss°c-iii
tiOns coupled with them) towards the road, the soil
general become more sandy and soft, and in many P 1*-3
they have found many fragments of timber, old buck dl,
shoes, and the remains of wearing apparel, which has jnA-,
cated that this place, during the melancholy year if lart:el
was the general cemetery for many hundreds of the ill-;"he
inhabitants of London, who perished:by the plague. Aldo
work proceeds, they meet with human bones of eel "A.,1
and kind, showing that the savages of that eves
visitation extended over all ranks, sparing °ds
the aged nor the juvenile. The " Pest-house-6:oe
had in their centre a large building, called ...A,
Pest-house ;" and it was to this that all who could then,h
its portals, before the fatal malady had overpowered
fled for succour ; and as fast as they departed fronl nt 8
world, they were interred in dikes dug for the Purr;
within the vicinity of the house, which has since beet!
nominated the " Five Chimnies." Of this house, or g
r--;
of buildings, there are at present considerable ren33lPi
and the workmen, in cutting through one of the clil'eigin,
day or two since, dug up a large box resembling a vs
which they opened, and discovered the skeletonS .;e0
persons in a complete state. The 'teeth in three of Sha
were perfect, and a solitary tuft of hair upon the he%!i
one still remains. As usual, upon- the exhumati9l foto
exposure of the bodies 'to the air, the'bones crunablß.
e'l
dust ; but the skulls and some hones of three we,
chased from the labourers by Mr. Hastings, the surri:;o:
Vauxhall-bridge-road, in whose possession they
Upon its being known that this exhumation was
considerable curiosity to see the remains was ext4te°,h-‘4O
yeighbourhood : but only the five skeletons, to hi' •
have alluded have been dug tip in a perfect state.

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