The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-09-20 00:00:00

CORONER'S INQUEST.

An inquisition was taken on Friday night at Gay'■ Ho..
pilot, on the body of Mr. Robert Coral: no, one of the us-
nufacturers at Paisley, who died at the hospital
nesslay last.
Jeremy Coglan deposed, that *boat five o'clock
day morning he saw a man hanging by his ham!. from us
attic window in St. Thomas Apostle. He rallid to his to
go hack, and knurl• at the door in order to alarm die ta-
males. At the same instant be fell ilium the step of the
door, and tamable.' into the kennel. Witness pot bon Ilioa
the curb stone, Red 'smeared a doctor.
Mr. John Home, Maucliester-warehossenssa, said, the de-
erased arrived by the coach from Mandiestor oa Sunday
night. Monday he came to their house in 11 attingoireet.
The alarm about Hunt and the mob trouldid hmi very
much ; be complained he had bees taken by the coachman
and guard for Hunt. and appeared much frielitieed. Wit.
um took him to a bilging-house in Little St.l homes the
Apostle, which is frequented by respectable Scotch Griot,
men. Witness the, left him, but returned to leo wills hum.
He still seemed is terror of Hunt and the mob. Wittiest'
left him again, and had not seen him till he beard of his
leaping out of his chamber window.
Mr. Robinson staled, that after tea he joined in toners's.
titan with the other gentlemen who lodged in the house; tie
was continually talking about Hunt and the mob, and all
reread noticed the troubled state of his mind. He supped,
■nd about ten o'clock went to bed. He sots shewn ,nto a
room on the attic story, bat in a few minutes he cane dusts
stairs again, partly undressed, and mixed in esouverealiou
with the other guests. He was prevailed alien to so up
again to his room, but he came down a sorosol time. Wit-
ness left him, and went to bed himself. At about a quart. r
before five o'clock be was called up by a gentleman slat
slept in the next ►oom to the di erased, who said he spine.
liended he would do himself some mischief. He weal to
his room door and knocked ; he asked who s:is there ;
witness replied, his friends, Mr. Hill and Mr. Home. He
called to Mr. Hill, and then said be had uo right to mica Li.
dour for any peraoa, and then went over 11l the 331,14113,
which was thrown ■p. Witness could see he hail only his
shirt and pantaloonsoo. The bed was placed ticaiisst the
door. Witness went down stairs, and in about dote too
mites heard bins fall upuw the puvetoeut. Mr. Cox, dresser
to Mr. Astley Cooper, said, the deceased wio: bioucht
about six o'clock, in a state of inaeusibility, sail
foaming at lbe mouth. There were no mat Its of Vitil*.l4.e
upon him of say cuosequence ; a small gamnmtity of bluisl
was taken front him, but that did sot relieve him. Other
remedies were applied ; be got better on the next day, but
on Wednesday afternoon be threw up a great fluidity of
blood, and died.
Verdict—Died is easuequenee of a fall frogs a 'aniline
is a state of Oa/laity.

PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
3 per Ct. Cons. 741 691 I Ex. Bills, 2..5 6 3 6 die.
5 per Ct. N. An. 103iiii I Ounsium • pr.
Irish 5 per Cent.. 105 I Cons. for Acc.
India Bouds .... 11 pr.

BIRTHS.
Friday, at Committed-place, Hyde. park, Lady R. Wigton+,
of a daughter.
On the 6th lasting, at Melton Mowbray, Lady Elisabeth
Norman, of a son.
Ott the 17th instant in Bryanstoue4quarry, the Lady of
G. H. Freehog, Esq. of Geueral Posi•Olite„ ifs sus.
MARRIAGE.
Oa the 6th instant, at St. George's, ilastorer-squote•
James Bradshaw, Esq. to Charlotte, dauglder as( the lair Sir
Thomas Tyrwhitt Jones, Bart. M.P. fur Shrewsbury, sad
youngest sister of the present Sir T. J. Tyrolean burs, Batt.
M.P. of Staaley Hall, eu Shropshire.

DEATHS.
Ou the sath ult. at Highgate (within 24 hams.", John
Rolfes, aged 96 ; Clarke, aged S 9; amid John Roots,
aged 79, whose united ages amounted to 264 years. Itolfet
had pursued his daily labour on the public roads up to Sa-
turday week. Roots had been • constant watchman 46
years, and was on duty the night before his death.
Miss Stillman, sister of J. Stillman, Esq. of Trowbridge.
The decease of this lady was awfully sudden ; she had mom,
the preceding evening in excellent spirits with a party of
friends, and • gentleman with whom she was shortly to hr
married, was of the party. In the morning the female s, r
Taut attended her 'mistress at the usual hour, when atm found
her a lifeless corpse, and to all appearance life bad fled some
hours.
Licutenaat Stephen Cousins, Royal Navy, a resident I
the neighbourhood of Ahem y. His death was install-
'Norma, soil occasioned by the accidental discharge of 164
gum in passing ihruogh a hedge, whilst partridge shooting,
the commas of which entered his head.
On Monday last, at his house in Bury St. Eilmnia,,
William Smith, Esq. in the 89th year of his age, formerly of
Drury-lane Theater.—Me. Smith, from the pro pairt yof WI
conduct, his mental accomplishmeals, and the superior cum,
and ekgatice of his manners and appearance, wa. destigitei..l
by his friends Goiania* Smith. Ilia perfuromsce oP
Gawks, in the Naomi* SINRIbIi, lists been consitkard oats
of bit must perfect representations an the Stage.

HIGH WATF.R THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE
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