The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-09-27 00:00:00

'rHF STATESMAN. 'lot ozpert any thing ~Ante. 114, own Soo. T►,.es, told Me that John had got a fool est. I saw Ida again the lest day in the fesetnitiew. lie ►ad ►ia breakfast'', bed. I can't toll vahnn he got up. I set► him nicer 1-1 o'clo" down stairs I did We see soy wound. '1 did nut angels', .or did I see soy this, bat his atm. 'I desired him to se inseam doctor. Ho went directly. I saw kin whoa be came back. I asked hip whether he bad got his wound dressed.— int bad. This was ow Tuesday. Oe the fallow. log aim. deism' the week, be laid in bed till two, —err-poottseir„—befere he get op. After be get up, he semetiews walked eat for • bit of fresh air ; M Ws is t : ee te jowly. He did not aresplele any particular bet sold he was poorly. Hewed to threw up what ate. I did not we bin threw it fp, bet I saw biro go wet of th.dasr, sad when beceuteback, ho aid. be bed throws op his feed; be threw op every thing. On Wednesday, is the snood week, be begs. to wow worse. Ile neelerly applied to the &Mersin theiTed. wasp After that day, Mr. Eareshaw new to the hem. He new on 'Thursday. I had est mach asevenetieu with the dotter. I asked him what was to be awe he wafted him to take medicines :three times a day. On Saturday, le dm snood week, and some thee, I think, before ' .1 saw the Mewed ea hie right elbow; it was in a h eeling state sates I law It; It was wetly two inches len; if tweeed a little, about the breadth a My little Gager. I don't reutember settle( it again ; I was Vet any .Ifeed of looking et It - It was very feel, these) la e beelisg shop. Ile ehrphined meth of a psis le the ether **edam Re grew worse; I was obliged to raise him ap to flask s this was weedy a week be fore he died. The Eras thee I lifted Mae, sheet a week before Ms lisetk. he complained that his left timelier was 'Worse then his est arm, end mode Ism. I (West wisher it. He said, it bed no est epos it, bet be was much afraid Obeying it disturb. ed. He gad, he felt a molest pain. Ile complained of hie left (set ton. Ile said, he Matilda it was melted. 1 @sambaed it, end see a greet sissy per. • pie spars on K. It Res swelled op the leg and in. 'Wird. He did sot say what was the cause of it. Ile Mid very little lifter the accident. Ile wee quite low spirited. I alkyd him if I should send fere any ether donor ; he old no. Os the nest thy the des. for came. I, was present whin it was interims& I .pet • rookie, ow is. He regaled, complained of his left ski.. and radially lost the ese of it. tit lett de sight of Ms left eye. ['Heeded him daily from 'hedge Ae bogsn to ire. Irene till be died. Ort the Wedsee. the het our bor.*e ho died there was • greet altars. floe in hint for the worse. He was taro with es& very coltletse. He was thee io bed. He foetid hie. self it Aerie: in lb. mereisg. lie died es the Tows' day bat one after, about one o'clock in the morning. Ha ass Miffed ham tin coldoess, sod cams regularly slows stairs till Sesday tit Thh. Os that day be woof to lb* dean to get his am dressed. He was thee very pearly. Os the Monday, Temoday; Wed nesday. sed.se no, my two sees carried him down Moire for coliseum ; he did aid ilk , to be ahltle.••• ll* eds se sionk betook! not ease down by himself, eases on oats measles: Ile was down es Settorday it Gime bodied, sod hod frier K sin leeches pet no hie teeple Sow eartied op se Saturday eight, sod sewn eases dews apts. asked him Weedier he tbs•optcta *weld get belief. Me said be did est i 5..... 1 Thed Man its saw v a seer series wrests sera the argil. acid be was Meet eases the crowd, Se setae the houses. This &wattmeters was oe &today. Ott Seeley sod Monday tie said .vsly little; lie teeter se, with diliceley. I ess. mired his ehikes,sod fend cats is thee Nesbitt was .est is ow ikys pee, sod Ms eat wisest ever Me *eel. "der. I eset exactly soy whew INV this. I did wee et first think Awe wesSey al...melees. Os his left shoulder Ms east and weisteset to tbreegh. The {ouch of the cot , is see plate, was *sedated s ball. I did not 'supine his shirt so his shops. Betty Ireland welted the skirt. I guise say abetter soy ether part at has clothes was set. The top of lbw green el be bat wee elf. I bidets it was a geed list Were lie went. I did' wet prdeolarly *sambas it le we IthSthee was at.; he I sew the wpm, set. He wet not awe oat of the hew is the Glee . meth; he walked out ..Miens. Ow et Seeds, . bet toss before Ire died, I beard his soy he weld like a with towards Middlete; he asked me for a . *Miss. Qs hie rarer", he never said be had Wm Owe. He meat set @beet lee o'clock. I did out ore Idavesy mere that night. Ile Ott* pawed up atolls seithstat my swim hint. I don't !mow whet the he west to bed that sight. I sew his at eight o'clock the wait morales ; be came flows stairs. I did not est him whether he hod bets to iliddietee, lief did I bear him say whether he had bees este el De. I did net 'teeny dilferrece is his oppearestee. Ile made es celopleiel. I did not esseileCkim, bet told him to get his breakfast. I newer saw soy sags of is. - tissicatios 16 him ; he was gait, humble sod low. I never sow that he appeared to have tasted liquor. Ile .refesed liquor la the house frequently whew I asked . bin ; bet besets drank a little wise and water with soma teepee*. Ile was not newel' before he west to hissehester: he was as healthy as any man is the fee. tory. Ile was • very regular worker. Some one is the beam said, that he sometimes **naphthol' pf a , pais in his basest. lie seemed to me very healthy sad sprightly. He sever complairwd to me of his breast. Ile complalated to sums oar, I eoppitie! to some of the hasty, *bast his breed. bat Ise sower said. any complaist is ear house. I eau stem that I newer booed his complain of Ms boast witkis a week of the time he went to Msechester. I sever resemble his iskiog physig biters the 16th of ho pe. I don't Iftelled soy Mug of the Mad." Commis. ..4 hate hoard that leo solid to Mr. Chugach, that yea Moat wish /we an lowest, as •the pair le ble-hrtest had eassiesi his dell,. Mr. Chaddiek is bat. Wisese—l did net say to Mr. Cedilla that the lee is his breast sessidersed his death. I did eel west as, distortions@ seen the matter: as he hod heed so len, I did pet Mist there weld los soy en seise let so Isgsset. Cosones.—bid ye glee that as a nese—ft pin is his Watt f wished skim to be Matti widest ear Atstorbano : date my did woollen to Mr. Chad. that I herd hi hake pals st his brew. Dwasoy, seed met Mr. Clod. dick ' Coaorma.—Na, I think sot ; he kootre whet be Is to be essaiinfti to as well as I de. Coaosea.—Did yes wise the Deis bp his bliest as team *b v. sit *55 55.45555 y t • tnitss.44 slabs/ to peeit off wiliest any tie.: Coaearraa. , --0W you Wigs thst rants, fit as a pert of the mu.? Witeess.,—NN sot needy ; Y wee leakage. I Id net know that he bed e psis at bit Invest. Iffy hefted ordered tee to seeds oast to Mr. Chuldiek, to know whether there shield be es instead. Mr. Chaddiek wet the ■ee to the doctor to get a the home his hied. • Coatesse.—Whe was prime wbse and. dkk sum? Witoott.—Mr. Choddick can boot WI. I caro l Weir! ilrat Mr. Chaddick or. • `Comonaa.—Who wink for the doctor? • 'Witness.-1 soot a woo. Qs broeght a lima, sod told his to take it to. Mr. Chadilick. 'Cooonsc.—Whoo was k that Mr. ("niblick mid, 1 Ito wished you bad sot lot bin Maio say klieg shoot its Witeers.-11 dee% !mow whether it woe whew be brewed kir. On to leaped the belly. er Were. Coloses.—Wes any ether part et year tastily fit Itilemebester with year see ? Witeese.—No; Comensa.—Do you know who was with hist Witerres.—Mr. ebiddiek perhaps sin toll ; I. AM for ow wet wino was with Ida. Dr. COS tali. 1111•1c1 t h e body oe the day It was boriod—ttio fhb of September. No other *grimes had essmised it pre virility. The list time I esw the wooed before his &Mb, it teemed to be mending ; it was draw/los to s dose, so that he mieW en his sem little. Cosossa.--Ualo soy of yes, Jery, soy glossa's' W pot ? JURTlllaill.--flan yes in, heard 3.. h. 1.001 sly how he ate. by the tut en his clothes or his el bow? _ _ _ Witness.—Na ; be mid very little. JUOTNAN.—When pee told Mr. Cheddick yes 'Wombs there was so mashie forms inquest, did you say so because ye. believed he died of the pain at his War ? Witnees.—No. He had Wee sometimes Irreeller is taking his meat, but I did net thick soy thing par. dealer ailed him. MT. Iltaint.—Did any medical wen come to in. Sped the body with the Jury ? Did Mr. Earsabaw sad Mr. Bennett me the bed, ? Witness.—l saw some tevetlernen, bet did not know they were seediest Mee. I ewe snit geotlemew lora. iog the body our, which distressed me very mach, and I meet away. I 1141 very meth frightened and affected. Betsy belated awl James Clegg laid eat the body. H. appeared in good health earl spirits before he west to blaaeheeter. I don't reseesteer his cawing up limy thing before that accidewt. I did set see the least appearance of letelicatien is his, from the 16th of August till he died. Ile oleo took • little *hound water, which was premed 'pea him, as he was Mid II wield Is him good. Betty [Mated was thee called. 7. I me a married weinaa.-01110 was thee ewe re.)—l hour Jobe Leis, the see of Rebell Lees. I ham hue*ss him eves sitar:Obi woe 14 ream et age. I did sat eat his fel he aft I *am saw Miele a seep, Is all my l wind his shakes. Out Jobe beech sided MU taking of the &Abe& The right shoulder wee gifle. Meeks. the top. It wee like • dark parple—the Weed* of your bend er mere. 'Moat part I remark ' •d writhe right hip. The skin eves nein two places, as if it had been scabbed. Owe place was smaller then the ether. I des% knee whet predeced it. If I must teN the teeth and the whole troth, these wee hardly a free plies ea his back; it wee meetly as if he had' been tied to a halbert and fogged. I have oft,w men deed bodies ; I nave saw one like this. I think his beside wee petrified. I coa s t say, whether or am all them melte wen produced by violence. breed sod his belly were not discoloured morel then any other perms's. I took the poultice of his foot, het did stet me say thing particular. The' elbow looked in; sere; it did wet mem as if it hod blew weeding. JUSTINIAN —Oil it bleed afresh whim you saw it? Witness.—Yes; as fresh as if it had been jest done. lie Med most ekes he was pit Imo his, cafe. Coacress...-Tee say there were •e 01141 ea his breed? Witsese.—Not that i saw ; the marks that I say were en the beet sad sides. Coates sn.—Did the other places bleed? Wit ness.—No ; they did not. Mr. HAINSIII.IIOII SOSO after the death did yes attend nd ? Witaess.—ollefore the body was cold. Mr. Hastmea.—Yes have evistod is laylog eel any pewees after their death?—Yea. Mr. HAIIIIIII.—DIJ they die of eiehmee?--Ne. Mr. 11.11111011.—Aad yoe did not observe such die coloaratioss as these?—N•. The tliscessraliells is this case versa!! epos the back. Mr. Eenishow was then called. The Comma asked Ma, whether be was a rms. lee vireos, sad admitted st the College ?—He said, be was a regular servos, but sot admitted it the College. Tim CORONIR altred to swear him.—H. said, be thought it improper to take en oath. Ile was see of the Society of Friends. The Coaexas said, dist Is a eriatisal cue, he would sot monies him, wittiest be took the oath. Mr. 111011011 NW, this yes a case of great public justice, tied sae is which it behoved this Gestlemaa Is•take the oath. He had knows many loosens labors it bad bees taken to aid the purposes of j as 411** The Comore& said, that in Inch came as the pre. seat, many persons of the same perssaeiee bad takes the oath. Mr. Earasbew, after a passe, said, I meet dedise beitic swoon. Cuassaa.—Tics you can't efteewards be esaraiamlL, Yoe are swerve( that' Mr. &realm w.— Tel. Mr. William Bassett was this swera.—l saw John Lop the day after his death. I sever saw him whilst Livia'. 1 was solicited by Mr. Harmer is tapes the body. Idi covered that he was La a Otte of petrefectise. Time was aat se the sight 'thew ind s hsif deep. etas llyid, sad the mark esteeded to the - a - Trier: der. The beat *es separated ; when L Net Ariel. Wr e aks he.. Orittruded. The bene‘was eat pertly lb Ise. I did *et pareelse that the place bled t thee was air rosining. Hod I eget:deed It while he wok alley, I have no doubt It soots hart optelia is , the MN way. I can't say whether the wooed was In a Mali og state, the appearesees after death are eel Merest. Tke wooed was obese the joint of the el bow. I base Mien la the room daring the examination. There eppeared to have been • cat or a stab is the left shoulder. The part was black, and eppeared to have been meetly healed up. The cot was about two lochs. long, , as I jowled by the eau. It did sot appear to-me that this said have 'bet:salaried say series" injury. His shoolder, sad beck, and lolos, were mach dia. eoloured ; they appeared to have bees braised. — There was no other meek or cat. Coto" ea.—ll you bed not hosed of say accident before his death, what should you think ceeld hare prodered this discolooration VI irsiesa.—l should think It was prodeeed by rho. lame, inflicted by some bleat lestroment. Coaonut.—Do you mean to be understood to 'swear, that the mortification leek place in cease. gamma of the breises sad cots, Wirae.a.—l hose no hesitation I. sepia; that. Cottons& —Could yes tell es well by outward in. specrion. as if yea had *peed the body, whet was the Aim of his death I_ _ .mild tell better if I spewed it. Costosas.—lf the soortificatiost peecoetled trove the braises, Seat he mot bevy beets in eacreciatieg pain for *owe days previous to his death Witness.—Unditohtedly. CROON," —And would aol gangrese bate appear. ed ronsid the other loess& ? Witness —I •ses smut, eicspt fossil the cut. 'rho beck and loins were more pettlied than any other part of the hod,. I did net esamMe the font. Cosonts.—Could yes hate traced the fame moor. tilevoins on the day he died as yes did *formai& ? Wasess.—Prrhops not. in same nits, if it had 'been very rapid before he died, it might have appear ed, end particularly about the abdomen. Jorrman.—Do you believe he died Is eons,. qeence of his wounds and braises? Witness.—l believe that the wooed, sod braises caused the mortification. frosty speak from general Sppearellete. Commas. Might cat these appearances have Grim from NMI other cases than eaters.' injuries? Witness.-1 do not think they could. Mr. llsaugo.—/i wituess has said, that the wooed bled after his death. Cis yes snow+ for that? Witness.—l have knows it whoa the laid was in • Nate of petrifaction. Mr. llattmaa. Weald the less of the eyesight and et the limbs be a secessary cossegsseee of an Injery 'So the spier? Witli•••.—They would. Hascaa.— Are eoldsess, sicksess, loss of cep. ' petit*. sod dejection of spirits, also eensecseecei of es Wee/ to the spine ?—Yes. Mr. Hamm —lf the wosadS OrWeisllieted three weeks bolero the death, moat *of bite boss very sossiderible ?..-Yes, they meat. Mr. Haamas.—Did the morel ogpouraseas which Ms bidy cshlllifted lead yos to form as opiates of Ibb-sesse *fide &oh ?—Yes. Mr. Ruston.—Did yes believe that they wore MOW by injuries?—Yea. Mr. 111.tewra.—Yos thought, thew, that the .p. pearliness were guile fanciest to 'sable you to judge eche cause of his deeds, without opening Ms body? Comport...4lton, what do yes thick was the I • Meuse of his deeth? Witsest..--Cotting sad maiming. Crielsonts.—lf his spine bad been isjorel es the lee Veld he have walked shoot virieWitooss.—Yev, he might a little, for few Jayer. Pet if a eery great injury bed bees done to the .ejlite, he cestd ant Imo walked. CORCISII6—Did you MT kayo • versos become Ossestescest after as injury of the glue ? Wituoss.—A paralysis of the limbs often follows. • Cosmwm—lf the spice woe lisjored of the lith, +66101 he have bad more pais at fire the. a fortsight ' afterwards? - Wiesrees.—l should think sot. ',Roues (to Mr. Harmer).—l• there any ether indica man yes slat to saamiss ?—Mr. Haar'''. —No. Mr. John Cos was then allot —I AM sot attired span the deceased before his death. I flowed the body es Thursday aftersoos by order of the coasts. blur. May I leer to owes ? Canonca.—Yes, if yes took them at the time. took them eery shortly, sod wrote thew out afterwards. Conosaa.— Very well. Witerve eirstinued.—Then was a trasseeno eat 11t10111 the arm. I took my boa.measere to 11111141111fs it scesrately : It was se inch sad a half long, sod wee open shoot an inch at the widest part : it was about so inch deep; I con's esy essetly. It bad !ekes the *theme point of lb. bone sway. It was a little ob lique, as if it were dose by a sword, obits a man's 'lsm wits raised over his hood. I took oat a small thee of bone (bet was partially loose. It was not later thee a sisposuee. The spend had sot bees alined; there was some grit or baste protracting from V. open part. There were ne masks of islammation, Ito any degree, or mortidesties. Conours.—Had you sees it while he was living, what shield you suppose wield have bees the state of it ? Witness.—lt bad bees washed , dear eel from pus Or blood. yea think the wee bed been pr•. pads treated ? Witness.—l do not knew: Thom wore sore pieces of bone left is. Co nos ra.—What other marks of esteems! violosel did you discover ? Witless.—On ibis left leis there was a bells, ws tarp as my band. TMs was oror the short ribs, end from the feel of it I llisosbt the part bad been in bawd, and that there bad been some ersdatioa from the willies asensbesse. Then was noitaor pstnfsclon nor mortificaties, bat apprsachiag to potrefaction after his death. Oa the tight side of the back there was a braise, bat sot so elolest. The discolooro. ties was to lOW as my mitts ded hand. It Was lent. I I I l ' dlielef t ba l lier: 11 1 W ai l • •11:1 1 1N iel " 1:111tO IM W M 11 7;187 . 4 11:111 liiii; u j i :elTiZcitett -- b - y Mr. liar to nor mortificatioo. bet approacstag to pommel •.......... y dick, that I MIMI be . halel POPO his wool. 'pen the body. I &covered that hi was is a state after his death. Os the sight side of the back theta ti, with hi. bit 14%t aigitt ba7;beeOtet;liedbi jgri l triAo....Mr. Comm", 06 0 m g Sr. m o d. of potrofactios. There was aat on lims rigid elbow isas a Insist, lest sot so tiolest. Tie discolooro. biradisg. dick to We the mot shoat two inches loos, sod as bolt sad a half do". thva ova as Imp as my ostoodod Mad : It was some- Do yet mossider Itiv deatb to have bees actitiosid • • --..--......----9e....;... - ..__,,,,,,„...... 4, _ . _ • C IA4 I MA +o4*'\ •1%.4 1 " -dr I ~ . Mrisirr7the other, bet net le 'Joked. There were awe work, ever the hips; the evicts was eat, and the marks wore lea state of eleeration. There was a blackness and a porple tidier : tbey appeared to hove been produced by violence. Fees the two billion on the loins to the bock of the seek, there wets ors !noises of any cemegyeare : is feet, i think I may say some. I eteatieed both his 'booklets Land aged there wee so braking of the skie v or any wonted that I scold discover. The clothes, I was told, were t ; het if it was doe. by e sweet!, it eight hese been by the let side, and did net penetrate the skis. The week sad the 'hunt were &coalesced ; the latter ens eek. Coaosta.—What de yea soppy.' was the calm of this dioeolooration io the throat ? Witness.-1 sheetd esprevo frets ellernal vinteete. Conosta.—Have pee aver sees the ante disco. toleration In the throat sad seek where there had been no violence ? Witorse.-1 don't recollect. Coonsce.—Was the discoloaration deett.er thee in c.ses of death *beta so tioleace bad boos see. milted? Witness —les. it sat. CORONER.—Fruss obit kind of tioloneo—o blob --or ono? Witnert.—Strtitolation weight bees done Met Is the front of the neck, bat Not at the beet. If • blow, is meet been _ 1154* n. r. (hill one. I raw form no opinion bow it was done. The skis was not broken. COIIONER.—WoeId the appestat* he,. liar the sane e bee alive ? Witneer.-11 wall! bete been Insfbdt pethap. Coanza.—Ant other Mailto ? Witeer.—Ns : I did not eta ..lete the br i t ; the stockings wet. a. I pot my b.nti vary esrefelly all over the he4.l. end 114* no ihory &mete 11.Tbere was no *Wend Hairy on the breast. Co ante.—Any twisty en the spine Wiiness.-1 could discover wo apparent* d any. I staid think them was we isjory done to it. None of the riles were broken et displaced. No isjory tea don* to as abdomen. Canesen.—Yoe *reed the body. (A Jousts acted the witness to speak eat. Mr. Harmer said, he could sot hear him distlectly.) Witness.-1 will explain. The earmitens is that pert over the intestines. It Sib to a high stele of ineareassilon, lying over the part most bryised. The small bowels were infirmed the greeter part of their length. Um moving the bedy. sea bleed gushed free the swath and nostrils. Os 'pales the lades, or windpipe, it was fell of blood ; the right !sheaf the leogs was fell el blood; the right cavity of the thorax cositeined much blood. The medtestine was lamed; the right membrane of the pericardium wee inflamed. Coaosas.—Would Mese inilasematiest lisee wine eaterylly after death ? Witness.-1 nano my that. The lead eve ltar toned sad healthy. No organic etude* et a eaters to be fatal, etcept in the right !obi lef the lenge. It is ry opiniors silliest the toast deelit, that he could not have died of the wee i nd ea the el. bow. lem ales of replete. that it be Used tilt the 2 1 241 day ^flee the lisiary, which he dill, mad it pedper modleal betas bed be.. seed, sad priceleriy In the abstrectiou of *epees geastities el Reed, the injury might have bete clinked. I mete ere relretione, bet there *ere no appearances of iiikbeeles bees pre. petty bled. If copies. extracts of bleed had bees made, it is very probable be might have recovered. I think it proper to state this, le camespieeee of hoe. lag understood that he bad meiked oat. Then were aro eppeerancee of his basing been bled to the ars er week, which are the instal places ter bleedieg. Coaoaca.—De yea think the appearaeees ea the beck were sellicient to cause death ? WitimPlll6-1 believe they were predated by thole. lammation of the ementem, sad that infamous proceeded through the bowels, which might have bees checked by bleeding. I did not discern dot till I opeeed the body. Coaossa.—From the sewersl appeenntie, nal end laterite!, *Mt do yea embark, the cease of his death ? --- wir se ss,Acceeding to my opinloo, the Immo. diets cause was the soffesion of bleed into the lugs. Ido net think 'het wee ceased by the belles ee thei thorax; I could net socialist for It. There was no satirist violence out the lug,. It wu net surd- Acadian that ceased death; I saw DO seetificelies. If the injuries were set so severe as to occasion dulls in leas than RI days, there was time for medical old to check their effects. I Seoul distinctly my thee death was occasioned by letterset violence. I cannot my that the internal state was Imaged by 'mensal violence, elthoegh it sight hive increased it. If ha had had a disposition to inflammation Ist his breast, the iniamrostios eceasiosted by the Weise. might hale Iseteasad it, se as to nose As rapture of Mood vessel, Which might have occasioned the safe. sloe of hieed foto the ions. I timid fors so opinions by what wens or imparts the braises on the back were predated. I cesl.l ant perceive by the levee "rhythm be bad had soy cugh. I usenet account for the internal appearances; bet 1 this& the eatessel marks would not have appeared hem the barred leßammation. It is possible that the internal sp. peersoces might hale existed subset eatetrial vio lence, bet that is uly conjecture. The isles nudism might have existed without it ; hot I think it was produced in the abdosee by esteresi violence. I think the • inj•ry dose to the Shores might have occasioned the paralysis. The testier in the neck was inflamed. II I had attended the de ceased duriag his illness, l coed have esplained many circeinstaacts much more satisfactorily. I think the appearsoces in the breast mast likely to have arisen from the berstittg of a blooti vessel. I think it nips* likely, if it was occavinued by internal violence, that it was done ou the 16'h of Assert than parties. I 1/1/11% know what medicines he had taken. The rood of pals oil, which is used fu marsh-eisllows, was more predominant than that of putrefactive. ThO pis abort the shoulder and also in the legs, I think, most probably, proceeded from the internal state it the body. Is answer to kJ arymen.—l saw eethirig the me'. tee with him bet rehtt might bane been remedied by bleedisig. De lot etrulder hit dottla to Mee bee octisiosei