Star. — London, England, 1815-08-23 00:00:00

LONDON MdRKRTS, &c. AUGUST' 22. Cnst►sc.—Considsrable sales were lirouzht forwatd I last week, and the extensive quantity of Coffee .4e. Blared by the East India Company nee :sinned a heavy market, a , a decline of 4s. a 6s. per cwt. The sales consisted of 2104 casks and 61.5 bags. Wed nesday's fluctuated, the latter part going Ss. and 4s. higher than the first of the sale ; the decline we 'lave mentioned w is. however, fully confirmed on do Thursday and Friday ; the greater proportion Ja..' maica ; very extensive parcels fine ordinary 7 ts. and 765. 61; good ordinary 725. ; there was no fine in the sale; a few lots middling were withdrawn at high prices; it would appear that fine Coffee is at presencscarce, name lately raving been brought for ward, and it is mentioned that there is very little lately imported, and the parcels here limited ; the prices of tine Jamaica Coffee have certainly supported rates quite out of proportion to the ordinary descrip tions:-60 hogsheads middling Dominica in last week's public sales at 925. and 945. the sane quality realised eight days previously ; • the parcels of Dutch Coffee brought forward have keen trivial, but the same dcpreision in the pi ices may be stated.— Last India Coffee nominal, till the sale of te•morrow tag • place-27,000 bags. Tae prices of Coffee on the Continent have lately been very low, the extensive spring exports trom this country have, however, been in a great degree dis. , pns:•d o!, and we may shortly expect the usual de. wand 1. , wards the close of the ye..r ; vet the letters from Holland, Hamburgli, &c. st tie that the prices have lately b.en so low, that a high currency here would prevent shipments to any extent, and it would appear ti: it very considerable orders are already in t awn, bar: so limited as to that even the great clepr-ssion that has taken place here Lis not brought clown the currency to a level with the continental trarket3; the exporters generally anticipate a !4irther decline, but as the orders get more considerable to 'Wards the - clrist of the season, it is not improbable that the, marker will take a very different turn. The sale this footatocin consisted of 199 casks and *six bags. all Jarisiiez Cisfrer, the first lots good to fine ordisiaiy, AO hhis. taken in at 71s. G.l. fine ordi nary sold ,74e. 61 20 hlids. ordinary middiing at bus. 6.1. aii4 sic. 15 casks rod mi,.4iang at bSs.6d. generally the sale Illaj b. Bated to have gone off withitut briskness at the prices of last week, hut the quteitity too inconsidet able to constitute a market currency. Suoan.- r The demand for Mureovades continued "inguid last Week ; the ;slices could not be stated at arty variation; one or two boards of fine Jama:cas 9Ss. a 102 s. were purchased for Exportation, bin the business dine all the week v•.:s more limited than for a length of time preceaing. Considerable interest continues.to be excited by the probable supply cf the Leewa:d Fleet newly arrived ; the number ior this putt is 443 sail ; and, from a peat part ot the fleet being small vcsseis, we da not think the whole convoy Will averable above 1.00 hltds. of Sugar in each ship, this ail! bting a very comitleralili•ud.ii• tion to the present stock, ni.:.sidcs the Jamaica ships that are in the Docks wr. discharged. The country grocers and refinert arc, for the present, well sup. plied, a brisk market cannot, therefore, be anticipat ed, unless a speculative deimind should appear, or large export orders be exectted : the latter is very probable, on account of the late political events. fhe Sugars, &c. from the French culiaties were de tained ; all supplies fur the traarkets of that country must, in consequence, be s!lipped front British ports. There is apparently more business doing ia Mus. covades to-day, kit the sales are still limited ; loos. lot a board good J imaica was realised ; 9Ss. of good colour, but without strength. The general sales arc Os. a 94s : the prices without any variation. Ti.etc has been more briskness in the Refined mar let, and a general advance on the prices has taken place; double and Hambnrgh Loaves, Crushed Su gars, and large lumps for crushing, may all be stated 2s. a 3s. higher. The latter continue so scarce, that contracts take place deliverable in a month.—Mo lasses steady. In Foreign Sugars there has been more business done, but the contracts are not on an extensive scale-, with the exception of White Havannelis, which have been in request; the prices for fine white 925. a 965. and one board, we believe 975. We believe no pur chases were made of the yellow or brown -descrip . tinns. Some sales of white Brazil Sugars, 70s. a 110 s. Yellow and brown, .565. a 60s. The supplies of Mar tinique and Guadeloupe clayed Sugars continue very limited; the doubt still existing as to whether they will be allowed for.home consumption on paying the late duties. Foreign Sugars fully support the late currency. Ou.s—There has no alteration taken place in the Oils brought to maritet from the present fishing: the last realized price far the old was 411, for the new £l2. The holders still confidently expect seso, but from the late appearance of the market the buyers will not purchase. The time for the Greeniant ships arriving may be considered over in a week's tome : the success of the Davis' Straits vessels continue to be very indifferent—the average of the Hull ships, of this year's fishing, is stated 56 tuns, which is very low. Linseed Oil without variation. Rape a shade lower. Gallipoli and Olive Oils may be stated at an improvement of 41 a £2. Turas Pstovistoss—Good Mess Beef has been in request ; and from the very moderate stock of every description, the prices of Beef are expected to im prove. There is now some appearance of a better market for Pork, several parcels having changed hands last week. The request for Bacon continues exceedingly heavy, except for prime middles, which are in more demand fur the country trade. The late imports, about 10,000 casks, of Dutch Butter, and the expectation of large Trish supplies, has damped the mat ket ; yet such has been the want of the latter, that parcels for immediate delivery fully support our present quotations. TOBACCO—The market continues brisk': two or three cargoes of Virginia are daily looked for, and 500 birds. Maryland Tobacco have arrived : the late export demand hasbeen for the present supplied, yet the manufacturers and shippers continue their t dies, and the advance has been fully maintained, and a general opinion in the market that the prices will ircill imprOve. Cargoes of Maryland, 60s. manifest weight; Virginia cargoes, 11d. a 121 d. for the mar. ket, and 655. a 70s. fur the Continental ports. Kix tucky Tobacco, in Melt, ftwo sokroce to dem pence.hallpenny pi./ b. COTTON-The I. idia Cosepany have now declared the last remaining &twills for sale, 5700 bags, for the 25th instant ; considerable speculations took place in cen-equ lice on Saturday, 900 Wngals, part of ensuing s Ile, bring reported to be taken on specula. ton at 14.141. There-was certainly an offer made for 5000 bags at very near that rate. The Cotton mar ket continues subject to much fluctuation; the sales ars estimated about 17(X) bags ; on the first of the :aiesek a decline of id. to Id. per lb. took place; but at - the close the demand became again brisk, and the former prices were nearly attained. The sales were, 120 good l'ernems, 2s. 101; seventy-one very ordi wary, 2s. 7d. a 2s. 71d.; 210 Bahias, 2s. tied. a 2s. 7d.; 158 very ordinary, 9s. 4d. a 2s. sd. ; ninety Barbadoes, middling to good, 2s. 3d. a 2s. 40. ; small pircels Demerary fair, 2s. 50. and prime Bowe,is at 25.; 8(X) Bengals, ordleary, at 131 a I ; gond common, 14d. ; and 50 at 15J. The mat ket this week opens heavily, and we be lieve no business effected yesterday ; the purchasers offering id. to Id. under last week's paces, the IMl ders fitm at the former currency. LIVERPOOL, Autrusr 19.-The very consid!rable importation of American Cottons which has taken place this week has produced a great effect upon the market, and rendered the article heavy of sale; prices of the middling and interior qualities of Boweds and Orleans have given way Id, per lb. and one conside rable parcel of fair Orleans was disposed of at a re duction of fully I Id. per lb. ; good lots of these de scriptioos being scarce, have !mint:l;llrd nearly the currency of last eeek. The sales since our last con sist of 1700 bags Boweds; middling to prime, 200. to` 220.1.600 Orleans, middling to good, 2s. a ; 140 Sea Islands, ordinary to good; 2s. 7d. a Ss. 2.1 d. including twenty bags very choice at is. Bd. fifty ditto, stained, fair to good, 2s. 3d. a 2s. 7d. ; forty Cayennes, fair, 2s. Id ; 167 Pernams, fair to good, 2s. 9.1. a 2s. 10d.; 173 Maranliams, on board, 2s. 70. and 2s. BJ.; tea biltias, fair, 2s. 8.1. making in all 2880 bags. Couso-The interest excited to examine the new amps as it appears at market continues considerable ; yesterday the supply ot•both new and old Wheat was plentiful; the samples of the new were very various, some parcels very middling, others extremely sne, and, upon the whole, there cannot remain a doibt that the present will be far superior to the crop of last year ; its condition will be good from the coati nuance of uncommonly fine weather. In the Sou thern counties the harvest is far advanced ; the mar ket for English Wheat was heavy, at decline of 2s. per quarter; in the foreign !here, was no demand whatever for home consumption ; several enquiries 'were, however, made for expott, bat we believe the business actually effected was limited to small pat: cols. The supply of Oats was extensive, the prices declining Is. No alteration in Beans. The prices of Grey Peas unvaried ; Boiling Peas were one shil ling lower. There was very little Rape Se. %1 offer ing, but the demand so extremely limited, that a de pression of £2 per last was submitted to. There Was is plentiful supply of new white Mustard, which was offered freely at 10s. per bushel, without facilitating sales to any extent, the greater proportion remaining . unsold. Flour heavy, the prices zominally the Whe t 60s. tc 655. per sack. Easy INDIA Istroara-We gave in our last the' manifests of three vessels newly arrived ; to-day fur titer particulars page 4.. As the East India Shipping intelligence is important, 'hewing the supplies of pro. duce to be expected, we intend in future to give the very latest accounts of the vessels sailing frf , m India, &c.-The Cambridge, Surrey, and Isaac Tod, were. loading at China, and to sail for England early in March. The Larkins and Ann were to sail from Bengal for Bencoolen 20th, and the Lady Carrington 28th February. The Royal George and Cuffnells arrived at Bengal 20th January, and were to proceed to Java for troops to reinforce the army in Napaul.- The Kingsmill sailed from Bengal Ist March, got aground and obliged to put back. The Scaleby Castle sailed from 4mboyna for China 16th January.l The Lowther Castle was well in lat. 13.33. S. long. 27. W. on the 13th May : bad parted from theWar ley, Hope, Princess Amelia, and WalmeeCastie, on the 10th May, all well. Aunts.-There are uo American Pot or Pearl Ashes at market, of the latter a small supply we be. lieve is expected from Liverpool t. some parcels of Russian Ashes are arrived, 70s. was the last realized price. Fame.-In Fruit there is no alteration this week. Currants and Red Smyrna Raisins, of a fine quality, would meet a ready sale. HILIIP,FLAX, and TAnr.ow.-The prices of Hemp continue to decline ; the great reduction cif the Navy of Britain adds to the former depression, and fears are entertained that a part of the former contracts with Government will be brought to market. Flax unvaried; the prices entirely nominal. There was more business doing in Tallow last week, but the cabs are still limited f the arrivals last week were heavy, both from the 134ltic and South America,, and yesterday 1600 casks were added to the former supply. Nara'. Sronae.-The only Tnrpentine of any consequence at market is, we believe, 900 casks of French Rough Turpentine, for whim!) 21s. has been refuted no alteration can be stated in spirits. Tar, film the great imports, may be stated declining ;- Archangel 225.; a small parcel of Virginia of the late import 325. Pitch a shade lower. No alteration in Rosin. Ru'u, BRANDY, Houastros—The only business do ing in the Rum markets is ten to twenty puncheons at a time to dealers for their immediate wants: there are 415 puncheons reported for exportation last week, consisting, we believe, of parcels bought some weeks ago; the present reduced prices are, however, very likely to lead to as improvement in the export de. mand.—Brandy and Geneva very heavy. and pur chases might be made a shade under the former cur rency. • couasx OF EXCj34114411. Parisi day's da.211 en LI,. No4+l!so. Ditto, 2 Us. 22 40 Lisbon , Bourdeauaolo. 22 42 Oporto, Madrid, 32g Meet. DAM, . Cadiz, VFW. . COrk, . 11 Amsterdam, 2U• .34 ti SI MOWN 12641 Ditto at sight, 34 2 LeAtion . i, 52 Rutttrdam,d. f. 10 til 1 1/ 0014Y14 494 Hand or., 82 I 26U I Venice ,o. C. lay. Piccolo Altoaa, 41 't MU huge . ..Wye peri.sto 23 J 9 Agio on the Nous et Soilasd, 2 For emit. 0 • 44e - • 64 • . 41 i&. FROli LAST N:Glirs LONDON GAZETTE. L141.11t nEI/. • Attgit:t 10, f3nits inn, of Liverpool. draper s &lice 6,0; • toad, at 'Avail), at the New illohe I avert', Liti , epos)). BANKlttlp'l'CYtitli'JißSßl)lW. Thomas r.ouge, !att. of J.'nerpool, mere int. lames Cit gs, of Niwcastl --altdrr-line, mercer and &arr. Win an' sterkens. 31. M.lliou, Corthe 11 , NfooNte:ed, I,aac Bird, of I untisans-Greart, 1444431 e ma, eorsi-trz,;-ct•ar t i, John Hodgkins's' and id'', Esher, both et Liihriiol, inerc✓ nts. rope•ntakers, and oopattnets. BANKRUPTS. Char!. s Morehouse and Martuaduke Brown, of Kingston. . H u h, merchatt s, dralers, chap:nen, and coparturr• in ft to surrender Atat,u il9, Sopteasber t, and October 3,a eever. at ant', Coifee-liou•e, K , agottte-uprev-Hall, Attornfes. ie,, s Broadl , l and S a - ann, Hull; or Messrs. Longdill a:td B. stet Geld, Gi.:ys Loudon. Mom Haim li.);Ibol, late of Wood street, Ch e a . 1. 0 .„1, 11. ostrich-feather, fiu r, and trimming-mainitartur e r, (t:O4 a prisoner in the Fire ), Anon v 9, al PbteMer 3, rat dc-o!cr 3. at twelve, at Guildhall. Amenity, Mr. John I.yun, Joint Wade, late of Battles Bridge, Essex, farmer and timber merchant, Au j ost So, 31, att.! October 3, at twelve, at t!., King's Head lon, Rod:turd. Attormes, Messrs. Vane,' ne. and Comport, Rm.:Aura; sr Mr. George Nels•sti, Esser 'tree( Strand, laind,n. Joseph Hayne, now or late of Li4ter, builder, dialer an .1 chap. man, Sept 7,3, and October 3, at eleven, at the Halt. MO , ll Exeter. Att.tritioa, Messrs. Oandys, Horton, and It ;arks. Crane -court, 1 . ..1ce1 . -street, Loudon; or NI r.G:a re, I: s••:rr. George Port, of Peter:field, Hants, horse•tle:tivr, A u;,-,u,• ; c oq, and Sept.:Ai, at ten, at Guildiall. Attorney, Mr. iiit.t:c4,l l Cecil street, Strand. Robert Brantley, of Acrterf.cr•ur, Throgatorton-street, Lf ) ; l 4., a b1:1-briskenidealer and skaputa.t, August 3-, dept- t., ant: 4 t .. ber 5, at twelve, at Guildhall. Atturnies, Metsr, ; 4 % , Spurr, 113, kitstlopsgate Robert Mirtev, or H, reford, raykor, desler and e.apnro, S.• ; :. 8,9, and Or cher n, at eetn.n, at the M% a 3 t....' t _ Atornirs, Mr. Woodhouse, ; I Church, and 1/arke;t vreet, bedtord•row, 1.i:!I Nathan'el Niehatfs, of liolhorti lir . nige,' I or.dor, ;salty:, and charman, August Pfi, tr.`, and Octoll r ft , a. t lettoruies, Messrs. Stratt no 111 d Aileort, !. Sioiredttch. NV Btteltett, of r:4:!trop, Oaf-412014r, farmer, s/ erp.; - ittaler out! cleaptran, Stmt. 1.... at four. Sept. 11, att., t "..r 1 at c:es.mt, at tin White Lies loci, !limitary. Attest:ley, Duty, ltanbury. John of Kfreston-eison.Hull. linen draerr, r-, tlealer au I chapntan,l3t prember 5,3, and October 9, at der.' at the Do.; and Illicit faeces, Hun. Attest n.es. h.t. • ti. Waltmley, 24, PF.rliamer.t-ttreet, Hull; or Mr. •Eg.itt.:,;, Gray'. liast-square, I..ousion. Robert Minselo S rattots, laic of Stow-la•tlwAi'eld, auurcerr• shire. l•quor-nierchassr, Amust hept c. and Ott:. . 4 , ..t at Guildhall. Atm-ides, Messrs. I.eigft, Mason, and New aridly street. Samuel Mall, of Mile mai-road, eaaboterckant, Aug. vs, .s 9, and Oet. !), r.t eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.: a. Amer ca-sq. A-e. William St ivens, of Saint Menhir, Cornwall, moo ••-s:sat me chant, Sept. 7, and Oct. 3, at twelve, at Weskit ! irre. Plymouth dock. /Ina:it:es, ; cssl llarke. C•. l 'at ke, Princes-west, Bedford-row; and Me. boson. At. at tuts,. Justus Wa *gasman and Narcissus Ryall, late of Oawar'..w.e.c, Whitedtapel, sogu-refiner, Aug. at;, Sept. 5, and Oct ten, at OsidelbalL Attorney. Mr. Buckle, New Broad-atm% 'Farausas Hewett, Late of Dawley Bank, Salop. vic mailer, Se t t.lS , le, and Oet 3, at eievett, at tbe.itnyal Ht4el. I.ratisin.tat Warwickshire.Atrornies, Mr. P. Dineley, PerAtore ; anti M. I'. Hurd, Kind's Beneh-walk, hints lerimik, London Richard Ironmonger 'froward. late of Caper's Bridge. urrec tow-mat,ufacturer, Ang. Yb, `ft, and Oct. 3. at evict, a Guildhall. Attorney, tore, Attains, Old Jewry, tunas!. Jo.eph John Richard:tut, of Fle.t-ntat ktt, fishmonger, ALA. V Sept. 5, and Oct. 3, at :eerier, at G,didhall. At:oruks, M:€:, Drew anti 5i,,,, rtnaitiNetttect, .7..tolswarb. Thossiss : hristophcr, ut erseetur, Minclogdane, wine-tort chant, Aug. 26, 2!', and Oct. 3, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attot• sties, Meod.a. Cirri:sou, Angel-court, Thrugtuttnon-street. 139( Eli. Saturday, in Devonshire-place, the Lady of Rear-Ail t 4. Scutt, of a ann. MAlt MEI% At Edinburgh, on the 1 rit h inse. Mr. William Ferguson, amts to. Margaret, daughter ol the late Mr. William Ati..:!he, : . pit burgh At Dunkehl, on tile 9th inst. Mr. Davidson, Writhe nusar. Edinburgh, to Nancy, (laughter cf Mr. Smyt:an, Dt!ohtl,t. 1.)1P.D. On the Gth inst. at Auchterhartl, David AlAon, Esq. lati. )f Hon. East I! , (iia Coal, any's service in 13,:::gal. At Srcnielniven, ins% Mrs. Ann Graham, fella the lase Doctor James Bade:Lich, of Litton... At Wry Manse, on the 1 ith Inst. Atm Thomson, eh's' (laughter of the Hee. Julio 'llionuon, Minister of Hatay, iti It fourth year of her age. At the Manse of Daaly, nn the 10th inst. the- Rev. C;'arl Cunningham, Minister ut that pario•li. 41. t Hatl.:ingto:), on the 13th nut. stet' a short inn's+, en • way from London to Editiborgh, Thomas Morgan, Esq. lu the Bewal Medical listabitstiatont. MoutLty se'littiyht, aged 72, the Rev. C. G. Clemens, lite 7.1 niter of the Congregation of the United Brettren in Bath. At Baden, in t ferantny, on the 2 NI July, tit 5, Major Ger r William Williamson, of the Last India Company's service, I; bay establishment. Thursday, at Warwick, the Rev. R. P. Packwood, M.A. \'lr. of Sr. Mary'f i , Warwick, and Chapiain to the Cati a warm.. s4:lif day moznitia Mr.•Arnnid, a itefterer, lei Vie C.,1-; A • droP7ed tinwii in hr: shop in a lit, andlimatitly expired. Fri.lay, Gleorge Moulden Lido, the infant son of J.din V 4...t0ur Lark, Esti. WWI- rlsy:ty. in the tirdellilliljaPaing his tat' hou , e, in \Vine:l44n r, 11! aecidruta7ly ItU l'llo & mall 1.11% Awl 0: Water which rani through pat of it; and, althotigh tue.l.esi a. tit 4 ante was inimetliately prucereil, and every 11,e3lifi irk 1 vi cover hint, we :le sor y so say they were ineffecieaL Saturday se'aillght, aged 54, Mr. WTI sin Poliard, fi4larliflrr of Stamford. Ile walked into the li4rVi.r4 field. 13 • 41- ah . claws of that town, in the evening, In ....good health as total.s:rt. taking a spare swath: b. long ng to some reavrs, telt cheerfully for a altort time. He observed that it wis " work," and jokingly referring to his own strength, .aid He o 11 1 show the reapers what he coati em on Monday, but h e :sad ts c long made Ili.. vliservatlen,when, overcome with : ex: M,ll had used, Le fell semele.s r .n the grouvd. d•eal assto..A. promptly obtained in the Vld, and every efort made to rrs the *moo -senate man, !La without avail. lie WA% Mil /I oy Windmill mblic house on l'etur-hill, and the stre.at. ; and on that Monday that was to oIAVr st et his f.-at. in the i Veil-Geld, his rent a Its Were eOllVt yea to the g. aye l Wirtt his late the mote distressing is, that his wife was biousks to rJ on the night betore I.t+ death, and six in ants are lett to ltetrill his premature and a•A NI end. Hu was a very .let Irc MO in cu't life, and well knots it at Bastin, to which place lie for some pan testi:arty travelled i..r fish. A 14 1 .1016 only in his :Nth year. WI weighed tw.itty-two trope. HIGH WAFER TO-MORROW .11' 1.01041)0N BRINE. Morning . - g 7 minute. atter 4 Aftenioan . . 43 mu . nurry aitrr 1 -.....--.."'"... L.ONDUN ; Printed try Ltvet. KIN r, Picket rialiC, publisited there, aucl at the 'star Qince, Temple Bar. • • • 4. 0 ,6 •1 1• 4 • 411 10• • •." ..... .. ' llc ••=rrn‘.. I DUBLIN, 4411,1thisT CO RO ER'S INQUEST an irk, of the body of the late David Hawthorn, *heft be fore Robert Barry Wita4eraltl and Jelin Paeley, Eire. Coroners fur the County of Dublin, nn Ittoolay and Monday, at Portobello Hotel. Ihe following most rcapecialala• Jury were sworn ; Rose M'Cau, li.q. Foreman, Wilhato Studdart, James Rathrene, Richard Wonted, Joseph Mathias, John (;ordna Dunn, Ber nard Camper', Thomas Robin -oil, John Cowan, The y. N. Itlcharilson, Kdwarda, anal Samuel Figgit.,Esquires. . • Ihe fi rst • watiess examined was Richard Stan - Tey . lreliiiid, Esq. a surgeon. Having examintd the body of the deceased, found no marks of vilence, and to the best of his belief he came to his deAt It by drowning. %%rattan* ISt•Ga.it in first saw the dreemied nn Sunday morning, the I:1 la instant, itiatitic in the Canal 'near l'ortnliebo, .in I hu m-that. ly called Henry Collis, and procured a grappling iron, and dragged the hiely lie bank of tin? Canal; said that wit • sa and Collis etainimil his puckers. and hound is thrni tenpetaily bits and a p4F‘T, klitilOr;tlp. to be a memorandum or aro:tint, and a key, which were proJuced; Vac clic:anvil lied no hat or neckcloil. ; [lsere was sio pocket handkerchb I; ‘ollis examined his lob , three was no watch, but found the fob ' and packet %vas cot off; saith that the pact of Isis garment or coat that was torn, was where the grappling iron caught ; s.vears that it could tint.have interfered so at to take the watch, if any deceased bad, from his fob; the neck of deceased's shirt was closed iterk, but be had no cravat. _ filmy Collis Lees to the tkck-yartl at Portobello; wa. pre ell between tl.e hours ..1 tic Jul seem o'clock ea the sawmill; •nday tl e 1 aih :lay of August and .aw the body of the decease., float ng iit the Canal; witae•e prucu:ed grat•plmg awl lir.,u a iltt the body with the assistance cf IVP(lattroi, to .lie bat.lt u! th.• Canal; examined the pockets of the dt-cea,kA, found in his waistcoat the key produced; examined al,o she fob of his pantaloons; there was 110 watch, but the fob appearel turn oil•; he had no hat, cravat or tteckcloth. Thomas Figgie, of No. 4a, Charitisiont-street, is Usher to Mr. ,Fagatt's school; was walking on the Grand Canal, near Put w hen° Hotol on the morning of : , unday, the ilith of him ant , hat vre. els the hours of Ai and seven o'clock, saw the body of a man, wham witness is ittier.:ted to be Daniel Hawthorn, Boatinj in the Canal; called to a m... 0 named M.C.laurits to take out the body, anti with the asst,tance of Collis, who procured a grappling.irun, brought it to the blnk ; witness was proem when the pockets of deceased were searched, and nine tenpeutty.piece. were got and a key; the fob of the deceased's pantaloons wOte exam , ned, it appeared to have been turn off, but no watch; the body was about six feet front the batik; witness could not reach the body without a rope ur grapple.—Adjourned. Monday the Coroner't Jury ,at at eight o'clock in the morning, wheu a grewer number of ;wahine(' attended than the preceding day._ Ac on Gibbons, a dealer. in Exchange, knew the de ceaied David ilaW:horn tur several yi ars ; saw hula la•t alive on Vire,hteaday, between the liettra of three and four o'clock m the afternoon, at the Royal Exchange; he took from witness .C 450 in Bank of England Post-hills, ar the pa eol 9.l.per cent. two tor .6100 each, thaw., in favoor of Win. Morris, and accepted same Jay as JIAWtI, (as as Witilvis recollects, not having his lx.e.L. with him), anti heariog thite uii or about the 10'1 or tits% days of Jaly last ; wittu.s, reren•c.l them liimiilt on the I.:th day of July train Mr Morris; the thin' bid, tor the suns of 1.'70, drawn a., favt.ur of Lover and Co. bear. at •witness is interim it by Mr, Lover, the Ist day of Auzust instant; witness did nut gc: value for the same, as di proiniacil to call next day atilgiay Witness; on Saturday inortitng•KillicS wen to the house ut Messrs. Cattail and Hawih..n,, hi Pi Mane, and tiNn, itld EOl be fore, did he bear of Mr. Hawthorn being missing, when he applied hi: the vatie; the deceai,..l had often purchased English paper truin it aisi, and iteae: - ..11y drought him the value, not to 41:r wittiels the troirne ui ealimg for ; the deceased required no more than the, etacc sari ut J.:a.".0 from witness. A gent:eman of the house of the deceased deposed, that he knew Mr. ilf4:AA•ed the last dine he SAW him alive was on Wed eveihog, between the hour ut eight and nine o'clock; saw the !wily of Mr. Hawthorn lyifig dead on the kinks 9f tin : Gaud Canal, at Pur.obt 110, on :.oinlay watt niug, the I:,th lusts r, and winch said body had been viewed by the Jury hi lure whom he i, now giving evidence; Mr. Hawthorn returned home to the in l'tli-late, in or About the hour ut lour o'clock on Wednesday last. at which period wifitess was 11l t h e back part of 1112 CUIICC/11, 1111Slod in storine, the coti.ealts of a cos:: ut goods, which occup.ed him about twenty whines; shortly 31tei ward. Witness went i n to the shop, hi which place the taco i. Sept, and the deceased cane iu alter him; witness saw the nrci.ased look at his watch, in ostler to see whether Mr. Murphy, who WAS to dine with the dsceasyd that day, would have note to go to some place prevsous to dims tor ; witness saw decea.c.: put up his watch in its lob, and :old Mr. Murphy he would have time to go—deceased was dittili occupied in going to the cellar and preparing for dinner, as tome ttiends were to stifle with him--deceased sat down to ditiosr shortly ;after Ilse o'clock—witness dined at the table; during the toile ut dinner the deceased did nut leave toe room, nor o lulst wit tieiJ remained, o Lich was ',mei after six u'dock—witne had occaston to pan the window, and saw Mr. Hawthorn and his friends; witness r:turned in the panic room to tea about eight o'cloCk, at which time deer:heti appeared a good tee at . - 1. Lied with what lie had drank: wiutrs,.tiaving taken tea refuel.',' and saw the deceased in about half an hour re.ire two the yard, which was the lac time he taw knit alive; in consequence of the absence of Mr. Hawthorn the sext day, winless was present I when the desk belonging to Alessrs. Car.uti and 1 - la.ctliton welled by Mrs. Carton (Mr. Caron bcing in Etiglai.d) for the purpose of lookhig for the English notes winch Mr. &lei p!ay had informed wittersa had been bruu;iitt by deceased ou et.ai.ge the day before, which ititormation Mr. Murphy said h e r e c e iv e d front Mr. Hawthorn at dinner the day before and to leave out thu bills which taught have fallen 'due us' that day; witness says the I most diligent search has been made for said taigifsb Bank 13111 s, and that uu trace whatever of diem could be had. James Murphy of Pi:Haste, one of the firm of Dudgeon, Mur phy and Co. knew she deceased upwards of lounge,' years, and was its habits of the greatest autimacy with hitu; baby the de ceased a quarter betute five o'clock un Wednesday lest, at bit house in Pill-lute; witnesses objected for going in was to *hew that be was ready tor chimer; deceased pulled out his watch, which was a silver one, and having looked at it, told w:turss he might go fur a abort time; witness went out bat , * bc*invis to du at the Linen Hall, and returned shinny afterwards; witness and others dined with the deceased Aliout half-past five, and routi nurddrinking together until tea time, which was about 8 o'eltiek, durtug which dine deceased never left the raisin : desivasel drank freely of wine, and at least 3 tutithkrs of punch after i: ; alter lea deceased wen: into the yard, acid bin witness's return he was v im away by the hall duor, which is a side door, when the de ' ev0..e.1, who had in the meantime gone into the shop, cancel out to witness " don't go yet," wheieuinsu witness rent:lintel, it be ing ciicumary for witness and the deceased ets Ipohl then even ings together; witness and the deceased then agreed to go to I.adley's avetn, the Struggler, in Couusetnet, to hear the piper; witness and dices e,I paid fur WI tnittbiers of punch whim t/..:y drank between theist, alter that the deceased ..nd he contiinad thinking in said liou,e until one ; but cantoit say v, ha• quantity they drank; it w.,s previous to Cutlet u'elhck tentn sic tumblers were paid fur; weness says he has no reColLeCtiott of the mode ur ntanner of leaems the tallerbi, but conceives it was in the usual way : witness and deceased, as he ben reecelects, went to the quay at the end of litielge.,tteet, where they disputed w.. 0 PhOUld lee the other hum, as seances resided Queen-greet, (but the t uncei its of the Firm was in Pill Wit), deceased said ht: would see witness as tar as the Queen's•btidge ha, nut thy most distant recollectsun ut any thing that passed after that between deceased and him, nor where they parted; when he, witness, first celle to kis ircollection, be found himself on the rtent near a huge house, which lie has since found to be air Wil liam M'Alahuit's, the Master of the !tolls, having gone there the next day to ascertain the tact. When at dinner mi *Wednesday, the deceased nieutitmed to witness that he purchased on that day at 'Change, two hundred and fifty pound., Bank col Logland Pa per, at nine and a ((lurch, from hie. Mit/abbots the following wornies, on going to the House of the deceased, wimots him.; sent fur uy the lamily, he, the witness, lutist kneel Airs. Can ton or the purchase of the saki Batik hill* by deceased; she a:mush:icily went up stain tot a bunch of keys, which witness tenitlidett lier Mr. Caren bad as duplicate keys far the desk, &c —the desk we. actually opened in the w melees's presesice,and cat-welly search rJ, cud also the top of sallie, where money was likewise usually kept, but no trace whatever of said bill, could be tomtit ; witness is ln the habit of putting his watch into the breast pucket of his Aunt, when out late At night; and to the best us Isis belief it was 'there be got It la the morning; witness is curtain deceased had 1 his watch hi his rob; wituese lust his cravat, but coma account bow it happereM. Joseph a.nttb, a waiter in the &niggler, in Cohk-otrert, saw Mr. kiewtbara and Mr. Murphy, ter Wednesday itif,ht tot, at like wren *hese be ittrivas ; ha , * beati*that the efereated we- ID Hat habit of frrilUrtullig Witste^ii receivetl as. tr.nai Mr. Ilawilioro, it 4 wit mulbiris {A hunch, WILC he 414 Murphy drank ,it wa: Owes Minot eleven clock ; Mr. ;Amp. 7 Oil for two tnore tumblers; and there were three tnore biers, one of which lira, tor the piper; liana half past coo• tech:th the deceased and Mr. Murphy ieft tote house • Mr, walked down etaes :; rut he tl44 i t tht. room), atad went riorou i t the hall; Mr. Murphy mint the gecelitd by the arai s an: wit ness saw toolhivg tar her. hhere !veiny, no further witness to be minims!, the Coran", recapitulated olte avideiter, when the Jury, af , er sortie dtrier.o. , xenon-ped the billowing verdict :—" roans! drownt 1.1 Canal w,thmaL any ma ks of violence. but they NA uo C V ~.,; by which thty con!ti Corot an opinion how tit Its orbs: nix:.l.3 Oar deeta...d rot into the canal."