Coroner's Inquest.
An inquest was lheld yesterrtay, octore TRODIAS GELL, Esq., Coroner f.tr WVestminster, at thC Featherb' public-house, Dcas.- street, NVesrminster, on view of the body of Mir. Uhlarles Schmiiz, a Brvarian gentleman of rank. Robert Fenton, a lighternian, stated, that on Thursday morning, winnie he wason board the Cordelia yacht, Ivingoff the Pzinitentiurv, he wa;s hailed by three gentlemen, who were nigh himn in a boat, in- forming hii that a body was lying athwrart the buoy: WitrMts jumped into the boat and putled towards the deceased. He tied a rope rounEd the body, and towed it ott sliore. It appeared to h.ve lain alo g time in the water, and was quite black, probably from havitig struck against so!i,e ctaf-. O seacrching the deceased's o loe, there were found 40 sovereigns, 15s. 6d. in bilver, a va.u- V able gold wavtch , ani an.emorandum-book. ln the latter were tbund several mnemorandums tn the French anid Bavarian tonfue., and his card of addre'L, in French, of which the tbllowirg is : trn.nsiation :_ - C. Schitnitz.Coonitnisary Insveciorof M.1ines and itlanutactuies of l'orcelaitn to his auFu t Mlajesty the King of Bavaria Memtber of the Royal Academies of Sciences a: Mlunich, Correspondenit of rh Society of Philotnaliquc anct Natural History at Paris, No. 6. Nortfblk-sreet, Sirand." I\lr. Lawrence C(aton, of No. 6, Norfolk-street, Strand, deposed thatt tihe d'?ccased had lodgedL in his house abont 12 months. He was a native of Bavaria, and emlployed by his Soverei In to vidtit the nianuftctures ot porcelain in this cosuntrv, as also to acertain tlfe p-opertie. anid qualifies of English minerals. Thie last time lie saw the deceased was on Tbursnay, the 15t1h a Aliril; and not returning fur two or tihree davs, the witiess went to the Bavarian Alinister, wvith whoni the deceased was on terms of great intimacy, W-.d his, Excellencv s:id he had not seen the deceased since thc mrtsiir.T after he left his lodgings. The deceased was a very sober man, at:d regular in his ha its. The jury returneti a verdict of Found D)roxned. The Bavarian Minister sent word to the Coroner tiat lie wotuld mause the body to be renioved, and provide a funeral sutit.ble to hi5 r..nk. COf?ONk":Ws INvQULS7'.