The Sun.
London, England, 1829-08-12 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

A detachment belonging to the Ist regiment of Royal
Dragoons has received orders to embark this afternoon,
on hoard a canal boat, for Manchester.

A detachment of the 7th Hussars has received orders to
embark this afternoon, for Liverpool, on route to New-
bridge.

A detachment belonging to the 56th regiment of Foot
has received orders to embark this day, for Liverpool, on
route to Newry.
Detachments belonging to the 28th and 83d regiments
of Infantry have received orders to march to-day, from
London, for Gosport.
A detachment belonging to the 36th regiment of Foot
is ordered to march this morning, from London, for
Portsmouth, on route to Jersey.
A detachment belonging to the 2d battalion of the 60th
Rifle Corps is ordered to march this morning, from London,
for Portsmouth.

The depot of the Ist battalion of the Rifle rtr;gade em-
barked yesterday, at Portsmouth, for Dover.

THE ALLEGED MURDER IN WHITE-
HART-YARD, DRURY-LANE.

Yesterday afternoon the examination of the cellar,
where it was said the body of the murdered man
was deposited, was resumed, Mr. Alderman Ansley
having promised to repay the expellee of taking up
and laying down the pavement. The men were at
work about five hours. When they came to the
corner where the dust is usually thrown, and had
taken up the earth to the depth of about a foot, a
nauseous effluvia was perceived, and presently seve-
ral little clusters of bones were discovered. These
clusters were one below another, to the depth of
about two and a half, or three feet, sad so far cor-
roborated the description given, that the deceased
was rolled up. As in church-yards skulls are• dis-
covered entire, when the other bones of the corpse
have mouldered, Corby, the officer, was discon
certed at being unable to find the deceased's skull;
but when he came to the maiden earth (a strong
clay), at the depth of about four feet, lie thought it
unnecessary to proceed further. As many bones had
been collected in the space of a yard square as could
be supposed to belong to a human frame, and these
the officer brought away in a basket, and exhibited
to Dr. Davis, of Holborn, the parish surgeon, to
ascertain whether they were human bones or not.—
The Doctor examined them cursorily, but they were
so loaded with offensive matter and day, arid so
broken, that he declined giving any opinion until
they had been well soaked and cleaned. He ob-
served that the hands and feet were deficient as well
as the skull, and that most of the large bones had
been broken ; but these bones seemed larger than
ordinary, and if the deceased was a short man he
must have been of an exceedingly powerful herculean
build as to bones, though not of height. Dr. Davis
ordered the officer to bring the bones to him in the
morning for inspection, that he may report upon
them to the sitting Alderman. The whole of the
cellar has not been searched yet.

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.

(From the London New Pries Current of yesterday.)

SUGAR.—The Sugar Market became more firm last
week, the holders refusing to submit to any further reduc-
tion, to facilitate sales ; the good and fine Muscovades rea-
lised, we think, rather higher rates. The estimated sales
were 3,300 hhds. and trs. Delivery of Sugar last week
from the three warehouses.—Deliveries, 4,014 casks and
9,287 bags. At the close of the market the estimated
sales of Muscovades this day were 1,000 hhds. and trs. ;
the market rather more firm. In the Refined market last
week there was little variation ; some low' umps sold at
rather lower rates. The fine goods were without alteration.
the purchases inconsiderable. Crushed Sugars were scarce,
Molasses unvaried. Average of Sugar last week (3d Aug.)
exclusive of duty, 275. 11,.d.
EAST INDIA SUGARS.—The great reduction in Mauri-
tius Sugars which we have repeatedly noticed, attracted
the attention of the buyers last week, and the parcels taken
at public sale resold with facility at an advance of Is. a 2s.
In Bengal or other Sugars there were few purchases.
FOREIGN SUGARS.—The only purchase since Tuesday
last is 300 chests good white Havannah at 48s. By public
sale this forenoon 2,072 chests yellow Havannah Sugar,
nearly the whole was withdrawn after a few lots had been
taken in, st high prices; 300 chests of fine brown to mid.
yellow sold 255. a 28s.
COFFEE.—There were considerable public sales of Coffee
brought forward last week, of which a large proportion
consisted of ord. to good ord., and which sold heavily at a
general reduction of 2s. ; the finer qualities of Jamaica
were in limited supply, and supported late prices, fine
ord. 465. a 485., mid. 525. a 585., fine mid. 755. ; the
Dominica also sold at good prices, fine fine ord. 40a. a 455.
A considerable proportion of the Demerara and Berbice
was unclean, and was taken in, being unsuitable for the
home trade, ord. brown sold 325. good to fine ord. 38s. a
445., good ord. Brazil. 335. 6d. a 345., fine ord. 355. ;
pale good ord. St. Domingo 325. ; large parcels Ceylon
318. Bd. a 325. 6d. By public sale this forenoon, 425
bags, Mysore sold 548. a 645. 6d., Sumatra at 325. 6d. ;
Jamaica, at full prices. The Coffee Market is steady.

BUM, BRANDY, AND HoLLANns..--The Rum Market
was firm last week, the holders refusing to sell at any fur-
ther reduction in price ; the sales were about 320 puns.
Jamaica of a favourite mark, the prices did not transpire,
but it was reported at 3.. 7d. to 4s. for 30 to 35 over ;
the purchases of Leeward proofs at Is. gid., four over at
Is. 10d., and rather a large parcel of mixed strengths is
9/11. for proofs, 4 and 5 over at Is. 10d. Several sales
of Brandy were reported, one of them to some extent at
full prices. Geneva is still neglected.
Haste, FLAX, AND TALLow.-The Tallow Market
continues firm and improving, and nothing we could state
could more clearly demonstrate the languid state of the
trade than by referring to the comparative stock of Tal-
low with former years, arid that the prices are so little ad-
vanced, when there is not a week's consumption in the
warehouses. Hemp is a shade higher. Flax unvaried.

IRISH PitovisioNs.—ln Beef or Pork there is no alte-
ration. Bacon is in improyrd demand, and at higher
prices. Irish Butters dull, and rather lower ; Dutch But-
ters have been sold at a small advance, on account of the
short supplies last week. Arrivals 6,299 firkins Irish,
4,461 casks Foreign. The arrivals of Bacon are 1,605
bales.

Hors.—There have been great changes in the estimated
duty on Hops; the prices have fluctuated in a relative
proportion. The duty fell to 34,0001. last week ; this
day it is 40,0001. to 42,0001. The accounts from the
country state the bines in the strong grounds are rapidly
going into burr, with a favourable appearance ; in weak
grounds the great proportion are turned black, and the
crop of the latter given up.
INnloo.—lndigo remains without any new feature; the
Market apparently languid. The result of the Liverpool
sale.—The public sales of Indigo, which conimenced on
the 31st ult. were finished on the 3d instant; of the 879
chests, 600 were sold at full prices for ord. to mid. con-
sumers, and rather lower than previous rates for the good
to fine ; 52 chests were withdrawn previous to the sale,
143 were taken in during the sale, and 85 take❑ out to be
sold by private treaty. The 131 serous Guatemala sold
steadily at 3s. 2d. to 3s. 4d. per pound.
TOBACCO.—The only sales to any extent are some Strips
for export, at an average of 44d.
RlCE.—Rice continues to be inquired after, on account
of the unsettled weather, but the buyers continue to make
offers rather below the Market prices, and they are rejected.
SA LTryrar.—ln addition to the India House 1,723 bags
were brought forward to-day at public sale, the price 245.
6d. a 255.

COTTON. —There is little variation in the Cotton Mar-
ket ; the sales last week were considerable ; they consist
of 1,190 Bengal, at 3-id. a 4id. ; 1,110 Surat, at 3d. a
4d. ; 150 Madras, at 2id. ; 80 Pernamsi.at lid. a 7d. ;
20 Bowed, at 6d. ; 270 Spanish, at 6:id. ; 430 Egyptian
at 6-ad. Bengals have sold at -id. Per lb. advance on last
sale's prices.
INTELLIGENCE.—.SaIes at Redruth last week.
Quantity of Copper Ore'sold 2,354 tons; average produce,