The Sun.
London, England, 1839-03-04 00:00:00

EXTENSIVE FORGERIES•

There has appeared a notice of an inquest held al'irtt:'
body of Mr. John Boutall, veterinary surgeon, of I'lo },
row, Grosvenor-square, who was found lying dead I°
bed. The evidence then adduced went to show that
ir
ceased had died of a broken heart, occasioned by the Wl'.
t'tude of pretended friends, and a verdict of " Nafur
Death" was returned. In consequence, however, of c°r
1;
munications made to Mr. Gel!, the Coroner, thatgget,nt,
man, after consulting with Lord Denman, gave direcyth,
that a second inquest should be held, and accordingly
took place yesterday. ,
A post mortem examination of the body had in the rf",,i7i
time been made, and two medical gentlemen now r,sl;-,
as their opinion that deceased had died from the eriecf
prussic acid. A glass had also been found
in'the't° '
containing some prussic acid, and in an adje;tning r°°f,ic
phial which had held the same deadly poi,,oe, This
for some reason or other, had been kept, back at the
inquest.
Mr. Alexander. Bartley, of 251, Oxford-street, A
uegos'
that be had known the deceased for the last 26 Y`, I's
who was very much altered in his temper within °lie
year. On Saturday week last Mr. Shackei, the
so
stable-keeper, of Oxford,street, told him that dece
had forged a bill of acceptance on him. Upon teat H
telligence he (witness) went to deceased's house, 136„ie
was told by his son-in-law that he had gone away, ga' r.
Good by, I shall see you no more." Witness then, s,;
iee
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to Mr. Gould (deceased's clerk), and from him he /
that deceased was at the George and Blue Boar, 3'44lfew
witness went, and found deceased in a room up stalls, ajd
ing over a table, and weeping bitterly. Witness 'pers.°
him to sit down, and encouraged him by tell' ng 121 ,11
t
would get over it, and that money would be rAot to bit
Shackel. Deceased then confessed to }aim that_A";se
forged bills to the amount of 2,0001. upor. Mr. Richat.-10
Mr. Martin, of Oxford-street, on his envn son-in-law' s'
on Mr. James Clarke, and, lastly ,on himself (er,it,a,„.el
He said that Mr. Wecdon, a h'eise dealer, of I'li I
street, Blackfriars, had broke,n his heart, and till&
bad paid him ( Weedon) in one year, the sum of 'ocle
intereat, or rather disco ant on bills: Deceased
t, I
ihave heard that Weedon is worth 20,00b01:1
he s, 15,000/., of it belongs, if every man
iwaitte
own, to John Boutall." Deceased also cotoPiroe
that much of his embarassment arose out
lA, t,
actions with a person named Jackson, a mo-ney-1"00,.
residing at Pimlico. On the morning of the, fatal iff)e-
action an execution was, put into deceaseo:e )sou/.e• j
lr
ceased had mitten a letter to him, in w,hie:e he state de'
could never hold hi; head up again,
with these words_" I pray you 1,„,0k after rof
family „hen I am gone. Oh, God,
tun mad, mad, /I'd 11,
The Jury, after a moment's ean'sultation, returoe,bos.
followin ;h
g verdict— 1
" at. ceeee.sed took paison
prod
labouring under temporary
m'tntal aberration, Pr°
by pecuoiary difficulties."a". which ooncleoe:
The inquiry lasted four hours.

_ ECREASE OF WILD DUCKS.---It 115 3:if fey''
ral complaint along the whole Lincolnshire coast that v'o-ss
wild ducks have visited it this winter, scarcely a bird being nn; cernible on spots that were last year coverer with whole
their feathered fraternity. 11'
FORGED " INDULGENCES" IN PAWS beo: individual in the ecclesiastical costume was arrested the (13/ vso
yesterday, on the complaint of several of the Clergy of 1`143",.ee5,
for obtaining public charity by means of forged indulgences,
even a forged brief from the Pope.—Galignani of Saturtq*,estlY
In addition to those landowners who havesa"
reduced the burden of the tithe rent charge upon the ottrAlPlecir:iiul
have the gratification of mentioning the name of the igsrt.tal°l
Lansdowne, who has made a reduction of twenty.five per,C,ef the entire of his property hi the Queen's County.—.7),"°4 so I
ing Post.

T. COX SAVORY Goldsmith, Sci 2., 47, 9°,01.
London (Seven Doors from Gracechurch-s
Public, that he has a considerable variety of, SECOP' IGP(1 GOLD WATCHES, any of which he offers at . GUINEAS each. They have all been c'erefully exanun
are warranted.

Watches purchased in, exchange,

B Lodi
On the Ist inst., at the Rectory' m Chesha Bois, thv:
Catherine Barrington, of a daughter. Oa.
On the Ist inst., at Kidbrooke, Blackheath, Mrs. -`1
land, of a daughter.'-'
On the 2d inst., 'Mrs. Thomas Parker, South-fltg,
heath, of a daughter.
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On the 3d inst., at Alexander-square, BrompPon, A-0 r 5. A
Daniels, of a daughter.

MA R R ZED.
Richmond Surrt-
On the 26th ult., Frederic Julius,
to Ellen, only daughter of the late V. Smith, EK"
• , .
•14°Ca
tingham.
3fr. kter
On the 2d inst., at St. Gars's-in-the. Fields, , dog
Roche, of Guildford street, solir:itor, to Elizabeth, only of James Barclay, Esq., of Kenton-street.
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Es% of flO

11-, on the 22
Captain Re7,wick,
On ite 23d ult. MadamedDLa
R.N. nit.,
At Honito
uEreDAD.mehelima,e
,
rs ' ip“
pijo sfn the 28th tilt
a . Martha
,at Nottin •
g-hill-square,
widow, aged 74. * of
On the 28th ult., Jane,wife Richard De Lannai, Esq'' .
Wandstead, aged 81.
uarc,
On the 2d inst. fourth daughter °f
,at the residence of Mrs. Marx, Eaton-sq, or
Robert 1-IVory Stanhope, Commander, R.N., and sv.h-in:,101.0corl.
of ::eratabulary in Ireland, only surviving son of the late `-"0,2, ol t
the Hon. Henry Eitzroy Stanhope, who was 40 years firiusr. '
the bedchamber to their late Majesties George 111. an Thoros ri
On the 2d inst., at his house, Hendon, Middlesex,
Ryder, Esq., aged 99. Thor°3s
On the Ist inst. George, second son, of the Ray; ~ I. i
Ward Franklyn, olCalcot-lodge, Reading, Berks, aget.:.„,