The Sun.
London, England, 1837-10-25 00:00:00

GENTLEMAN FOUND DEAD AT BATH.

AMAN, of a gentlemanly address, came, on the
27th of Sept. last, about six in the evening, to the BATH
CITY TEMPERANCE HOTEL, Sawclose, Bath, where he
lodged till Sunday last, the 15th ult., when he died suddenly. An
inquest was had on the body, and a verdict returned that he died
of a "determination of blood to the head." He was apparently
about 40, of a dark complexion, hair and whiskers dark or black,
the whiskers rather full, dark eyes, and an acquilinc nose—he was
handsome. His height about 5 feet 7 inches. His clothes arc all
black ; he was extremely reserved, and was never seen in the com-
pany of any one. He generally walked out the greater part of the
day ; he never went to bed so late as 11, and never rose later than
9, except the day before his death, when he lay in bed, saying he
had a head-ache, which he often had, and usually got rid of it by
lying longer in bed. He had four phial bottles in his portmanteau,
which had contained laudanum, some being left ; it is supposed lie
was in the habit of taking it. He had some white lump sugar in
his coat pocket. On two pair of stockings _are the initials G. S.;
his hat is made by Downs and Co., 246, High Holborn.
He had arrived at the same Hotel somewhere about the 12th
of Sept. last. He then stayed six days ; then he left for ten days ;
and subsequently returned, as above stated, on the 27th. He said
he had been at Tewkesbury. It is not known where he came from;
property to a large amount. depends on the inquiry.
Communications from relatives (post paid) may be directed to
A. Huddleston Engl;sh, Esq., Coroner of Bath ; or to Mr. George
Tucker, Temperance Coffee House, Bath, where a cast of the de-
ceased, taken after his death, may be seen.

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