The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-08-29 00:00:00

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FIT JANE/{ PARK.

Yesierday she Bew-orvet pessil tseeeNt eiiW wave obi
eight Susi,* to t►e Mirth OR a chore► a ►eist idle amd
ord. rly aud aleresee is Si. Jadtes's Park ace the perorate/
meld. &eae •f she eoexw carte eireeidierd I. have \►ed
dteeh•rged Gym lake en Tactility, they bevies Irma
'ahem it. mho Palk am M.•wday. eight. MOM of the •epee
were well lumen wrosteretev, sad the se• tato the old es-
tea. that they euel get IS week mid had so lethrtam Foot
who could Dm Mee ■ pr• per aeeetmt of themselves Oct.
euemeitted to Oridewed tot "tie mouth each.

SUSPICIOUS IMAIH OP MR. KELLY.

An Invert was held yesterday at the Sun •od
Horse Shoe, corner of Mortimer-greet, Great Tich•
field-rtreet, Alary.k•bone, on the body or Mt.
James Kelly, • cabis,et•rm..ker in Mrirtimer-eteees,
whose death had occurred under bume suspicious
tirciinigioucee.

At ten o'clock the Jury were *video by Mr. Stie-
hl/. the Comer, and the following evidence was
adduced, after a new I.d boot token of the
body :

M►. Bele. Preen, of It, Castle-street East. sorgeoo—Wsa
celled in to aiteed the decree.] un Monday 'eerie& brtweee
pit lied woes o'clock. Visited ar hie bare io Moatirser -
*levet. Posed him lyirig on a bed in the attic of hie hoot..
Wu quite weineless and inanimate. Dori the beef ream to
remote him. Believing the emit would prove fetal, wet toe
Mr. Cusack, surgeon, of Ikruens-areei, who mew sod pea-
ocrubed.

Mr. Jobe Cusack, seri:eau, swore—Vt." called is. ■nd sour
deceased in a mate of i ibili y. breathing very bard, hie
eyes martial front their sockets, trues a 'dessert De the beats.
Could rot say what produced the indirpositlue. Apoplexy
world produce such symptoms. Excessive drisking would
produce We symptoms be observed, via. a premature out the
brain, which Is apoplexy. All mimes to mature the
deceased. from his leihsrgle and inanuale stair, proved
iiseffecteal. His extremities grew cold, sod he woe ex-
pired. It wu impound,' in say if his drub wax produced
by taking improper legreilienis without opeeirg the body.
Coroner—. le there a stispicioe of any thisig improper
beam administered lo the deceased !"

Btadle—a I am informed by the 'elegises of the deceased
that there is; mid some of them are itt atteadaace to sub-
, stoutish, the allegation."
Joree—" The brother of the deceased is lo atteadsace."

Coroner-4 Them Mr. Cusack slit be su kind as to have
the body opened, sad get the euntrals of ibis stomach aka-
had."
The brother of the dreamed. essinitred. said--" A perms
of the maw or Brow■ gave my brother roar /lassos agile se
otter; he drank t►em; Brow• admit red to me my brush. r
was asittemted with beer (a beverage be 'amorally drank)
before the gin was gives him; sad thee Mr. Ramp took my
brother ap 10 his sleep, awd slum liquor was green to him
there alai. It is reported that romethiog improper was pat
lulu the liquor gives at my broils., is t►e shop. seasethlrig to
opal his body; arid though it might be given as • tack
merely► yet it is probable whet Olaf gives farina might hare
raised his death.

Several Jeruca---u It is our opines the body should be
tiptoed."
Mr. fobs Melee, • oesairol instrnmest maker, Phasic.
skeet, Soho square, had !sown dee rimed for 17 years. Ho
west') years of mee, a a meow eremititotiero sad isitelleet.
Wigwag west to• Mr. Brows w Illoodey night, at whose shop
thodereemod hod visited for the propose of speaking to maw
of bib offs shoot rase of them hewing acted improperly; sad
wittiest asked Mr. 8e... how much liquor he hod gives de-
ceased? Mr. Brews replied, " I gave burn four good glamors
of spirits." Witonis was of *Fission, that if soy thing was
gives improperly it was gives to him i• the shop. Mr.
Berso• refused is say if be had Risen him more liquor. Tb•
deceased was get give. to !pew ; be drauk beer chi. By, sad
that moderately. He was quite sober at three o'dmit
Mooday aftereseeris.
Mrs. Martha Kelly, mother in-law iif deceased.—The de.
teased was at horse at his hungers on Mueday, and worked
at his business till between three mid fuer in the sfterooms;
he went out at dist lime, quite sob r, to Mr. Brews* •
neighbour. whose roes had 'breve some clay al the d..
ceased'. shop-wiedow, and the glees tot hie heed; the de.
ceased said he would complain to Mr. Brow. of the viaduct
of his toes, sad if he did not get seitisfactims he would take
out a warrant apical the mew. The deceased's head was
bleed's( very much. In shout a quarter of an boor after
the deceased kft the hour, be was curled hew in a wow-.
less slate, sad remained so till i.e died. It could not ho
more thus • quarter of as hour that he was •tweist.
The Surgeon. were directed to proceed sod examine the
body sod the content* of the stomach, and it sok proposed
so stooks the inquiry lilt to inunow (this day).
Tee Gruber sail it would be better to pruned on with
the enemy while the sergeoss opened the hod,. Sore al
persosa in the employ of Mr. Brown were examined epee
oath, sod all delivered the same 'teetotal; it would oc-
cupy too mods ewe to give the whole is detail, bet the fol.
lu• tog is • curedl simmer, of the facts
deceased worked is the back part of hia own house
with his appest•ce. The window of has shop was app site
to the 'nodose of Mr. Brown's manufactory, is which ab• vs
forty mes arc employed, one of when, threw • missile at t- •
deceased'. shop-window, sheltie,' was broke., and it cot the
bead of the den seed, which bled pi ofees ly. In • bleeding
slate be went to Mr. Beurees house to complain of the
duct of hie men ; Mr. Sown, jos. promised he should se •
the pees that did it, but first he gave him four gleams • f
strosg gin. The dec. med would have drank mire, bet Mr.
Brows said he had esosgh. Mr. Brows, jos. then intro-
duced hem le the mew, and be piloted oat the maw that
threw at him. The nem expressed his sorrow, sod the 41.-
PIMA said, " Well, I is. give you this awe ; bat if an of
you de so agars I will have • 1,11//4114 for you isateetly."
He Hes left she Amp, having drank so liquor there what.
WM. On his coming le Mr. Brows's hoot shop 'gels he
was observed to stagger. Mr. Bross, jeo.l.sched ea eb.
naves, the *sables, elSct of the liquor, sod the decreased
reeled Nil of Mr. bruwu's 15.10 she street, sod caught bold
of the inns rattier. He fell rio the groaned, sad some of
his (fiend, came, king tufersad of his 111111411ula, sad
carried him home.

Ambeame Campbell, surgeon, of Be:sera-street, saw.—Re
bad opened aad exantiued the hod,. at the immeat of the
Caroller tied Jury; be found the sirectruf a blow Da the
bead; be was of opinion, that something immobilise taken
ante the stowed, cooped with the Moe, had produced his
death. Thee was a violent inflaminstion to ail the ariettee
&radio". Gum ibe bran to the brad.
Juba Freesams Wood, chemist, of Howland-street, had
examined the commute u( the stomach; it smolt very stroaig
of spirits; Ise did ant believe say pouttoxis ingredient@ hail
bees mime with the spirits, nor meld be discover If Jalapa
had bee. sites.

The Cu:user, is addressiour the Jury, said, the rostO al.
though it had occupied nearly the whole of the day, woo tr.
doted itself to a smell cump.m. Furst, did the mats dui
from taking the spirits awl if so, was Mr. Brows, joss. a:ti-
mbal for adeamisteriog it to him? He Om CN.potser)
Mt it wow suiliacreet, east hoped it would prove a wars.
tog to him.
The Jury cossetted for some time, sad ri formed the fit-
;owing rather carious verdict —" Di.d from sumo mow,"
his death being accelerated by the use ut ardaat
spit its.'

Au Inquisition was taken yesterday, at the life d time
Fortune of Wsr, in the New-rose, on the body of Miss Ara.
hells Rungs,. typed 30 years, whom body was toned &owned
iu the Renew' Canal uu Sunday list. It sppeartd that the
deceased had eloped hue her friends, with whom she resided,
iu Illoutsgue-wrein, Mew il-sepsnre. sus Suede), last. Sue
had loess ores peviewas to be r death walltiog on dos books
of the Canal is • despunduig stale. Several taitaesses proved
that her mind bad Iteea its am ausettled state. Verdict
Lunacy.

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lite !Carotins, Beeves, from Beggs?, t►e Cope of Good
Ho►e, amd St. Heins, Iwo mind off limit's's.

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