The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-10-17 00:00:00

THE .7112 P.

NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER M EETING, 1822.
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15.
Sweepstakes of lOss edeb. for 3yr old., 74. 111 b.; nd
4yr olds, R.i. 91b. D. M.
Mr-Perkins', Rend, 3 yrs old
Mr. Neale* f. by Soldena, otos of Spitfire, 3 yr. old 2
Mr. Uditv'• Paninsiffn.4 yrd old
Doke tot brafiene'd M..11A, 3 yrs old
Mr. Bleu's Merino, 3 yrs old
The Judee plaerd but ton.
3to 1 'rat Betty-5 to 2 awn Pdritoufir-2 to 1 art Mooa•
fifty Pounds, for ton year-old rolls, ramie,/ hi. 41b. sad
fillies, 84i. 2111. T.Y.C.

Doke of Portland's r. f.
Mr. Wsndhana's h. f. by Wanderer, dans by Selina
palm of Gration's Rr. e. by Dun Cimiasek
Mr. Udray's b. e. by Send, iint of Humorist
Mr. R. Peitie's els. f Pincushion
Mr. Blocs t b. f sister to Miracle
Duke of Rutland's h. e. by Canon, data by Hapbaztrd
Mr. Nereus's b. f. Brenda
Lord Groisenor's be. c. Laocoon
Mr Cr irklard'a b. f. by Selina
Major Wilson's oh. e by lisplutsard, out of Rivulet
Mr. N. H. *Oilier b. f. by Warrior
Mr. Hussey's be. f. by Haphazard, out of Jilt

lb* Jodi. plowed be' Iwo.
2 to 1 apt Gabortelle—b to 1 seat Mr. Wysdbases b. f.

COIWNIWS INQUIsST.

On Tuesday week an inquest was held before Win. Ham.
mood, Gentlemen, Coroner, at the Crown Inn, Botesdale,
oat view of the body of Eleanor, the wife of George Orford,
gardener, on a violent auspiciou that the deceased came by
her death by means of poison.
On the surgeons proreedtug to examine the body and in-
vestigate the matter, to their se, y great surprise they found
it had been already opened, sud the stomach removed
therefrom by another largess, (who in evidruce allowed ha
had not submitted its contents to the usual chemical tests),
by which means, their being able to form a judgment whe-
ther the deceased had received poison or out, prim d abor-
tive. Thus a sufficiency of evidence being wanted to esta-
blish the fact of guilt, the Jury returned a verdict of
Died by the Visitation of Gorl;" after which, they re-
quested their very able and intelligent foreman, James
Smith, Esq. to convey to the Coroner their great diasatis-
tastiest at the reprehensible conduct of Mr. Vincent io the
following words
:
We being unanimously of opinion that a proper inves.
Ligation has been prevented by the very improper and oegli.
rait conduct of Mr. Vincent, who intruded himself for the
purpose of examining the body ; that, is coosquence of his
not analysing the eutateots of the stomach, and not bestow.
ing upon the stomach itself that deliberate and scrutioous
examination which the suspicious mature of the case de.
sanded, bob's, by frustrating an attempt em the part of the
medical gentleseu (who are duly spiatilled and authorised
to that highly necessary preliminary), placed an instrument-
able bar. Sr to the ascertainment of the truth of the affair,
sod thereby thwarted the salutary steps of justice. We
therefore beg, Sir, that you will express to Mr. Vincent, in
the strongest terse, our uonnimous dlaapprobatiou of his
conduct; and at tile same time inform that to kin
solely we attribute our inability to find out the real cause of
the death of Eleanor Orfottl."—(Rory Paper.)