The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-01-13 00:00:00

/AQUASIN.

An issysleition was held yesterday reeving at the Camber-
flesti. r0m0u.....1y exiled the Gre.u.tate, Ciiy-rw.t, on
the bwir .4 Ann Yonder Tressi.r. The parish officer. of
St. Clement Dares and St. Luke's, 01.1.stree., were in st-
lei.iisner. The Jr.), being sworn, stewed the burly of the
sierra sed

Mrs. Eli*. Payne gave similar 'widener as already stated
in this Paper, and thus combined :—On Wednesday morniug
1 went to the Overseer's house, sad eked fur Mr. Phillips,
sessior, hot be was sot at borne, and I saw the son, lee
gam sae two shillings for the 'mach, and turned from me
the 1201111.11 t he gate it one; I waited by the mantes until
be relented 'maim mil be said, " what toss Vow matt for
said, u miso.t lAII I have 211 order or peas?" He said,
'• it was Not necessary." 1 said In hior, "suppose they
should refuse to reeeure her, what mod I de?" He an.
swered, " if they r.fm.e. 11/ take her is, Fos mast take her
out of the coach rued place her ors the mere." 1 aid, " 1
meld not do that." He answers d, that he 'bought it ovoid
slot he required.
Goorwro—He was joking 'only when he said so!
Whams cum iue uril—i thru returned Irs the &wearied, Mess.
e I her and brought her down stairs into s lower norm, I
• gist a tomb, and put her iniu it, wills the moistener of the
rusehmas. When the deceased was is the coach slur runs-
, plained much of her legs. Weliked or slipped her from stair
: to stair from her room; she was mumble to walk. I gut into
the roach with her, sod went divert to St. Clews' ISeues
• win khouse,io Purtugal.asreet, Lincoln's Ino.fielsis. I .puke
to the person at the books, and held Ist. that I had brought
the deceased fur admissiou ; he referred Isi his Mob, and
said he cosslal not Col her name ; tee asked me of 1 lad ma
eider? I said " No." He said, " then I minus admit
bar." I asked him what must be dime with her ? He
answered, " pus must take her hark." Is was shunt
eleven o'clock ober she mach •wired ■t St. Clement
. Dunes work-boom, sod the roach reorsused wards%
there till fuer, with the exceptissn of going tee Suosstreet,
where en isereeliestim soak l•lem. Whets She rustle arr►ved
as St. Clement Door* the siresad Siete, a nard.eal faunae's's
came so the tome► star, mad Inked she d' Craved bow Wee
she had byre ems vr4ll. sad other mseationa. lat. gloom.
too, a asodmal geotirmaa, sod she oversowsm were 121111.
aids she coach at the time. They conversed ingollwr,
and all well trio liar beam ; about leo noise his Ammo*
31r. l►isapoo mum out, sad said aseshisig rueld is. dew.
• and th►y must go leek to their lestroms µ Colsemmeloort.
1 asked Mr. Kingpin. what 1 was S. do &lowa the couelomob
taw, be mid pro Inset artily b Air. KilMps. The comb•

mto rail to too I diet' look to ysis Co. my Lire. II
Itiisiptor advied-eas I. still as dlr. IPhifl44 its stir s_.
home., I nskeJ Ur. Phillips, joie. if hie., fedier fe.,6 it
hone; hr. raid w;said te hob it is els I reprott ti..
mass writer.) to like her in; he then inked eta shy ;
hod Not adopted the plea whit* be propieed of irecnit
tier on the siege, that I bed brought the express Ise
myself. awl most abide ti it. He then ieroed soap, left
the shop ti.ivieg repeated Ad* steroid rotglee eag Una:,
sail night about ay beeteele. l chew ges base thereat',
and &nye to Colentasietcoot kslM lodgings; it woo tint

fear o'clock. I with assistance got her out of the coach,
she way thew appareutly sasseieso Ihs was plared by the fig,.
aide; I MA bee and went to home mosey to pay the .stick.
Naos I came back sad paid the coaciseenus, amid pare Ned..
orseed sooty tee. Swat alarmed at the decassed'a situation,
who was erttirte worse, I *eat again In the 'nte o!
Phillips; I the, saw both father sad be ; the father wait..
WS MO, is this the woman who has hero ben, befit.. P 444
mid yea. I asked .bat was to be doss Ira the 4t.ta.e
awl whether be would Kiwi we as order I. bore the dervitai
adniitted into It. Luke's Workhoore. Ile directly vt-
dered his son to write one for WIC ; this ties abstain o'clock
of. Wedorsday 'treatise. Oh. Pbilliper whea lie press,
the order said, " you might hate aay..d punish all
trouble yon have here at, bad you dime as l dotard yw. •
I received untlisag from the elder Nr. ?Indira bet ciintkl.
when be made Ilse shove remark the father said," toes." I
staked the (aeoer fur the ninny for the coach kin ; Lt
said be did sot think he was authorised to give it to tie.
I thee atone away sad went to the termed agent awl y„„thi
her leaning against the ehisweeppicee genic senaelew
went to St. Luke's wiarkbortsse sad gave the order a .-.
den chair was sent immediately, and I lifted the Ve.
ceased into it; she was still quite iusensihle ; site was hit",
to the nick ward of the workhouse ; I assisted to poi I-.
to bed. SI e 'pear Lwlttriosol said aloe was pier as 4
...guested me to rouse May M the morning; Reit PI/Will
I met a proms. en my way to the workhouse, and war f.
the deceased was no more; I west to the •orkbuosr, o g
fonad Ike dreemsd dead sod cold; the nu.so mks.,
:edged that she did nut sit tap with the deceased, she did Nut
Shank the deceased is a Attunes ko requite it. Slip
Rive the deceased say food, sad stated that the reason oo
dud out was, the deceased seemed itichind to sleep, and
did not wish to .I;slart. her.

[Herr thr evidence of Ur. Kiinpten and the medical
Ilemen was pone into, and it appeared hi be the nparii,., vt
the latter crat!enten, that the menyval was not the cause
her leads.)
. _

The Coroner said, that the inkiest* of the Rusp en/ CNN
pletely put an .nil to the came. To support a criminal ekargo,
Mr. Siseppsid must have removed the deceased wttb a m,
opposite opinion of her "Rustiest. He (the Curinserl
fruits the deseinsion of this case in the newspapers, 0.0,e
proper to folly investigate it, sod be was nimpktely of sp.
won that Mr. Sheppard was ethos. rated from blimps., by L.
tog followed the advice of too medical mem
Tee of the J rry expressed throw Ives disowns/Ird el
Hr. Phillips, juar.'scondoct.
11w Comore said the young man acted very impe
had no tizlit to leave int. rfeted at all is the beefiest; 10.1
the death of the deceased was sot accelerated at sN by it.:
overseer'. conduct. Nothiug could be snore creel than
the bandying about puor distressed mad dimeiord grrete.re
(sum one parish to annther, or as a Magistrate had earn.
rJ himself, playiag at battledore and shuttlecock." The
lOsgimtrate al 800-street told Mr Sheppard, that he mutt
take the apish,. of asoilical awe; he did so, sad etas their
opinion be MA acted. It was evident Ilse deceased died
from disease stogie.

Verdict Tina the said Viiiislev Testator, is tie titt
ous. died • sutural &nubby the visitation at Grit. *o4.*
hails or whatnot dose her by say renew se psvutio Woo
weever, to the Itsowledge settle said Janos."
Yesterday esteem NNW, inquest was held at donne
Tous, is the Bruadosy, Westseisetari, bases Gran Get'.
Esq. Comore' fur Westminster, Oil 111, body at Dina
Lee, eyed twenty, livery servos', lode is the ewsphty
Wild, Esq. of Salsa, whose death was ashrusted with

metimastmees somewhat ;intik, hi the Aro% The
deceased hayloft bees reused adailasitts ism the Wsestia-
ater ledirmary. wet sent boa. and after • lon delay ',grim'
in Ihr emelt he was conveyed is.
The Jury after some hesltailos, reamed • medlet " that
the deceased dial • smand deash--hat we think the perm .
■t the lalinnary to have bees godly of serest Neglect, slid
ishamanity, and gross violation a their duty."