The Sun.
London, England, 1819-02-11 00:00:00

CUSTOM LIST.

Entered Inwards, Feb. 10.—Sprightly, Rodger, Charante;
Chichester, Sexton, Lisbon ; Jane, Whitford, St. Michael's ;
Sarah, Hodgson, do.; Sally, James, do.; John Crawford,
Ferguson, do.; Caroline, Bantlell, do.; Bideford, Nl4Donald,
do 4 Nimble, Boswell, do.; Norval, Skinner, Charante;
Elizabeth Hill, Britton, Leghorn ; Neptune, Booby, Cadiz;
Meanwell,Niorgan, Alexandria.

Entered Outwards, Feb. W.—Louisa, Oxx, Stettin; Ra-
chael, Davis, .farnhica; Nancy, Trigear, Sierra Leone ; Tho-
mas and Judith, Stolies, St. Michael's; Juine Francois, Baas-
beter, Antwerp; Britain, Deighton, Malta; Kennutis, Den-
nis, Doi dt.

Cleared Outwards, re . 10.—Thetis, Reed, tramburgh ;
Ebenezer, Edmunds, do,; Berwick, Compton, Barbadoes ;
Friends, Sparrow, Havre; Friends, Brown, TenerifFe; Duke
of ‘tiellington, Cerneby, St. Michael's.

Hornung MURDE.R.---00 Thursday last, after a
diligent search, the body of John Hurly was
found murdered and concealed in a small lake on
the lands of Mohono, at tile distance of about a
wile front Dunnianway. It exhibited marks of
the most savage and cruel barbarity. There
were two contusions on the head ; the throat cut
across, a long gash on the left breast, with seve-
ral other gashes on the body and arms, inflicted
by some sharp-edged weapon. From the in-
formation hitherto collected, it appears the de-
ceased (who dealt in cattle, and generally carried
some money about hint) intended going to the I
late Cork Sessions,. and desired a person with
whom he was to travel, to call for him on the
morning of Tuesday, the 19th ult. at the house
of Daniel WC:artily (Sawny), of Mohono, who
owed him some money, and where he would sleep,
saying he would not leave the house till lie called.
—The person called accordingly, and was told
he went away in the night ; atter which he was
not seen till found in the lake.—The said M'Car.
thy, his son and two daughters, were on Wed-
nesday committed to the county gaol, to take their
trial at the ensuing Assizes ; and though nothing
farther than strong circumstances have yet ap-
peared, it is hoped the perpetrators of such an hor-
rid murder will not escape unpunished.—(Cork
Mercantile Chronicle, Feb 5.)

On Monday-afternoon, the body of a young'
woman, apparently about 20 years of age, was
found floating in the City Canal, by Thomala
Wallis. a waterm3n, who took her out of the
water, and had her conveyed to the Black flort,r,
High-street, Poplar. St)e was quite dead.
appeared to have been in the water several days.
Her dress was a dark silk gown, a shawl wrapped
round one of her arms, black shoes and stock-
ings ; about four feet six inches high, of in-
teresting appearance, and brown hair twisted up
with a tortoise-shell comb in it. She bad no bonnet
on when found, and there was a broize over her
temple. Nothing was found on her person to
lead to a discovery who she was. A jury met
yesterday at the Black Horse, and heard the evi-
dence of Wallis, who was the only person exa-
mined ; and having no proof adduced how she
came by her death, they returned a Verdict—
" Found drowned in the City Canal, but how
she came by her death is impossible for us to say:*
Mr-Gartoch, of Adam-street, Baker-street,
was attacked in Portman-square, on Tuesday
night, by three ruffians, who knocked him down
and robbed him of 31., his watch, worth 30
guineas, and some silver, with which they got off.
The robbery was committed before the setting of
the watch, when it was .ecorcely dank. Mr. G.
was much injot ed,