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CORONER:S IVQUEST.

Yesterday evening, an Inquest was held before
Toon ss hag Crrmier, on the body of
Mr. John Naish, v. ne-merchant, of George-yard,
Lombard-street, whn died at his honse on Sunday
last.
The Jury being sworn, and hieing returned from
viessing the body, Benjamin Atkinson, Apothecary.
of Lombard-street depos-.1, that, en Wednesday last,
he ern sent for, by the deceased, who told him, that
he had been knocked down the prece:fing night.
He had two black eyes, and a slight contusion on
his forehead, but was not materially cut or injured
in any respeft. The deceased complained of a pain
in his right side ; and the Witness, on examining it.
found a small bruise near the lower rib, but it did
not appear to be of any consequence. OR Thurs-
day, the deceased complained very much of the pain
in his side; and, in the evening of that day, appeared
to be a little deranged in his intelleCts. The whole of
Fridays he was so delirious, that they were obliged
to confine him to his room; end, oo Saturday,
he WAS so unruly, that they were obliged to have
a person from Hogsden Mad-house. to take care
of him, and also to put a strut waisten it on
him. Tae madness continued on Sunday, but he
was much weaker than the day before; and, at
twelve o'clock at night. he died. the witness said,
he never e-mplained of his head ; but, during the
last two days of hi. life, frequently put his hand up
to it, as if tt ached. Mr. Norris, a surgeon. yes-
terday opened the body, in the Witness's presence,
but Mr. N orris being unable to attend, Mr.
Atkinson farther stated, that, when the head
was opened, the vessels were unusually turgid, anal
there was a quantity of coagulated lymph ia the
fi.sures of the brain. On opening the abdomen,
the liver was large, and of a dark colour. indica-
tive of that disease which hard drinking is km'W
to produce. From all the appearances of the hody
and head, he was decidedly rt opinion, that it was
hard drinking, and net the ter uiles, which bad been
th,- erne of the death of the deceased. He fur-
ther said, he had known the deceased (or four e-ra
years, an I he constantly had been in Vie habit of
dr;aking har 1. The deceased had no idea 'hat he
was in danger ; on the contrary, when Mrs. is ,'s/a
came home r as the country. on Thursday, he nact
her on the stairs, and desired her not to be alar
fur he had only got a couple of black eyee, and
would be soon well.
John Reynolds deposed, t: •, on Tuesday even-
ing, the tta inst. he seas in •.mpany with some
others at the Star Tavern, Nag's i lead-court. At
,',out half-past ten o'clock, the deceased came into
the I Jam. very much intoxicated ; and, having staid
there until half-past eleven, joking with some of
the company, but without any appearance of quar-
rel. went away. A Mr. Lulman and a Mr. Ansel
went out a new minutes after him. Mr. Ansel re-
turned instantly ; but Mr. Lulman did not return.
In about five rniitnes, the deceased came to the
room where they were sitting, with his face and
hands covered with b:ond and dint. His nose had
been bleeding, and he saii some person had come
behind him, while under a 7.ireway, and had knock-
ed him down. The deceased, he believed, was a man
of about 33 years of age.
The landlord of the Star, Mr. Ansel, and Mr.
Lulman, were then separately el:mined, and alt
agreed exactly in their ace cunt. The latter said,
when lie had left the house, he went straight home,
and offered to bring proof of it, if the Jury pleased.
The Jury, not thinking a further investigation ne.
cessary, the CORONIII read over the evidence. and
said, he had gone so far, in justice to Mr. Ansel
and Mr. Lulman, in order that they, if they were
innocent, might exculpate themselves ; and this, ho
was sure, every person who beard the evidence,
must be perfealy convinced of.
The Jury then instantly gave in their Verdi!!--
Died by as Visitation of God.

inessommesee
The Scheme of the present Lottery is particularly
advantageous to early Purchasers.—An undravrri
Tickst may he obtained for arty two RL AMR, drawn
the first day ! ! The same advan'age will attend
those drawn on the Second Day, which will be Fat-
DAY; the only Capitals yet drawn are No. 1.167, a
5,0001; No. 111,830, a IXOI ; and No. 121,515, a
500, all sold in Shares to the Public.
No. 18,830, a Prize of One Thousand Pounds.
the first day of drawing, was sold by RICH k !DSOS,
GOOD!. C IC, and Co. in two fourth, three eighth.
and two sixteenth sham's. The second day of
drawing will be on Friday next. Tickets and
Shares, warranted undraern, continue on sale, at
their Offices, Cornssill and Charing-cross.
WARR Alg Ten thine* wr.—No. Corrihnl, .94,
Charing-cross, and St. Margarefs-hill, Borough.—
Holimay and Co. respeAfully acquaint their Prends
and the Public, that they have regular numerical
hooks for their inspeftion, face of any expense what-
ever, and that they shall continue selling Tickets
and Shares, on the lowest terms, warranted un-
drawn, during the whole time of the drawing of the
present Lottery, at the above State Lottery Offices
—where No. £4,515, drawn a Prize of Stn. the
first day, was shared into one Quarter, ore Eighth,
and ten Sixteenths.—On Friday next will be the
Second Day of Drawing.