The Sun.
London, England, 1835-11-10 00:00:00

CORONERS INQUESTS.

Yesterday evening an inquest was held at the Victory,
Edmund-street, King's-Cross, before Mr. STIRLING and a
respectable Jury, on view of the body of Mr. George Kaiss,
twenty-six years of age, a foreigner.
Mr. Peter Burck, of Earl-street, Soho, deposed that the
deceased was a native of Germany, which country he left
about three months back for England, and had resided at
witness's house since his arrival. He was single. On that
day fortnight he (deceased) was taken seliously ill, his
complaint being a violent fever attended with delirium.
By the advice of the surgeon who attended him witness re-
moved him to the Fever Hospital in a coach ; but, on Mr.
Ley, the house-surgeon of the said establishment, seeing
him, he declared his (deceased's) complaint to be the
sniall-pox ; and, is: consequence, he was taken to the Small
Pox Hospital. Witness saw him some days after his ad-
mission, when he was delirious and talked very incoherently.
By the Jury—The deceased had frequently complained
of indisposition since his arrival in this country. Ido not
believe he has any relatives in this country.
Mr. J. Furness Masson, resident surgeon of the hospital,
said he attended the deceased on his admission. Every
thing was done for the unfortunate mar., but he rapidly
sank, and died on Friday. He had fallen from a height of
more than forty feet.
The Jury returned a verdict of Insanity.

Yesterday afternoon an inquest was held at the Edin-
burgh
.Castle Had, Welbeck-street, Cavendish-square,
before Mr. STIRLING, and a must respectable Jury, on view'
of the body of Sir David Barry, Knight, aged SG.
Doctor Copland, of BulstrOde-street, Cavendish-square,
knew the deceased, and had flequcntly attended him pro-
fessionally during his lifetime. About three o'clock on
Wednesday afternoon witness Was requested to attend the
deceased at his residence, No. 2G, Welbeck-street. lie
Went immediately, and was informed by-the domestics that
Sir David had been taken alarmingly ill in the Hay-market,

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and was brought home in a 'coach. - On' examination;
the patient w:triess discovered him to be in a very dan,crt
ous state.• He liras rnfl'ering from great depression;
sensible. Two other medical gcntlemen had previaus',_
Doctora
seen him. A cons:iltation, -consisting of witne3s.
Johnson, Mr. M'lntyre,,Tand Mr. Cbisani, tookplace' ;in
witness continued with him ur,:,il ten oVbck• on Wedne°3.
night, at which time he bad solnewhat rallied. About o°o
the following day witness was sent for, and falloffe'l 14
messenger as soon as possible, but on his arrival Sir Ja,m
had just breathed his. last. On a post modem exarolt
tion it was discovered that the aorta, or laige artery 101.;
ing from the heart, was ruptured, causing a great ens°
in the right cavity of the chest, and which was unquestior
ably the cause of death.
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By the CottoNEtt.•--The patient generally sarvives avu"t
twelve hours after such a rupture. I have no doubt 14,
that the rupture took place when the deceased was firz'
taken ill in the Haymarket.
Elizabeth Bowen, one of the deceased's servants* de;
posed that her master complained of a pain in the chest ct
Wednesday morning, but walked out afterwards. In 1"
an hour and a half he was brought home ill in a coach, a
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a short time Dr. Johnson and Mr. M'lntyre attack"'
and subsequently Dr. Copland.
By the CORONER—My master had not met with aq
accident or received any violence to my knowledge.
Dr. Johnson and Mr. M'lntyre corroborated the testimog
of Dr. Copland as to the cause of the deceased's death.
The Jury expressed themselves 7satisfied, and rewind;
verdict of " Died by the visitation of God." The de,easr
was a physician, and very eminent in his proletAon.
has left a widow and family.

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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
11
ADVICES, ARRIVALS, AND DEPA:ATURES AT
THE SCOTCH WHARFS,. I",o'vEmBER 9. • ,
DUNDEE AND PERTH STEAM WHARI:.,__Adv
(.CC, Perth, and London Shippir4 'Company's steam-5°!1:
Perth, John Spink, commander, arrived at Dundee, at Or"
A.M., the 6th inst. . No arri- l'.
:ats cr.% departures.
011
HORE'S' WHAEF.-,-Ad': iCC : the Datr•in
ices : the Dundee, Perth, and Lon
don Shipping Coml:-„ny's smack Glasgow, arrived at Di1,.,71,`,
the SCI inst. ; '':.,ct the liiikaldy and London Shipping 'oil pariv; smar;',( Entorprise, James Mann master, sailed 11
Shot
Kirkal(l-. 6th inst. for. this wharf; arid the JeSsie, D. Sc't,
matter, arrived at Leith the sth inst. No arrivals or del'
tures.

CARBON WHAor.—Advice : the Carron Shipping. C°/11;
pony's vessel Minerva, Andrew Oraham master, arrived 3
Grangementh the sth inst. No arrivals or departures. ,
LEITH AND GLASGOW WHARF.—No adviccs or Imo
Departure: the London and Glasgow Shipping CornPanir
steam-ship Royal Adelaide, William Allen commander, 1°
Leith, with goods and passenger,..
ind
LF.ITII AND BERWICK WHARF.—Advice : the LondsTl7,,
Leith Old Shipping Company's smack Walter Scott, Willia"r
Dick master, arrived at Leith the sth inst. No arrivals °
depart'ares.
ARRIVALS IN THE RIVER.—The Emerald Isle, ThoOn
Flett master, from Cork ; the Union, Patrick Walker niastf,t,
from Dundee; the Express, D. Mitchell, master, from ,
Petersburg; and the Isaiella, J. Greif master from Perth' 1,,
WRIGHT'S IRONOATE LOWER WHARF.—Advice : the Veit%
A. Munro master, sailed from Leith the 3d inst. for 413'
Wharf.
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'ESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT TIM 'C/j.
TOM-HOUSE, Nov. 9.
Joliffe, Downie, from Hamburg ; Finish Stroogs:
hill, Bordeaux ; Dart, Black, Ostend ; Sir Edward 8314
Norwood, Rotterdam; De .Jonge Alida, Van Berkel, ROO'
dam ; Friendschaft, Fack, Gluckstadt; Friends, Sparrl
Guernsey; Champion, Martin, VoAtizza; Mary and Held'
Kiel Johanne, Kroger, Newstadt; Del Gode
Tesker, Stege ; Challenger, Alexander, Smyrna ; ExPLr:
Mitchell, Petersburg; Meridian, Kell, Pctersburgli; El i
Cowper, Petersburgh; Gannet, Harman, Petersbur,yd,
Tourist, Crow, Antwerp; Huntclitle Sinclair, Havre ;
Heldt, Danzig ; Emma, Maine, :Messina and Palermo!
NyMph, Hutchinson, Guernsey ; Betseys, Dunn, Ilainburg;
Julie, Preagcr,Walais ; Lavinia, Turner, Hamburg ; Libertt'
Pain, .Bloulonge ; Mary, Small, -Lisbon ; Good Inter',
M'Crintlall, Guernsey; John, Bell, Corbin, Hamburg.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING, Nov. 9;
,Elise, Mailer, for Bremen; Union, Canduc, Calais; l'•!•n„i'
George, Garner, Ostend, Bruges, and Ghent; Lion, Waif'
Amsterdam and Nevis ; Hereford, Freer, Bahia • Freuvs;
chaft,•Shaw, Flam-ourn.; Kellic Castle, Patt^rloo 111adi as and
Calcutta; Wm. 'LaCkberby, Sowerby, Sydney ; Delphiu,
trickson, Frede.rickston.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO, Nov'
St. Croix, Bradley, for Honduras ; Brightman, Nsfkle
s.
Jamaica; Catharine, Hagin, Hamburg; William Hadne!tP
St. Vincent; Halifax Packet, Cromartic, Barbadoes ;
count Downe, Hart, Hamburg • Alexander, Penny, Rio JP
neiro ; Gambier, M'Cormick, gt. Mary's.
CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST, Nov. 9.
Dorft Gasmer, Vanderzie, for Worcum; Kingston, Still'',
Memel; Britannia, Mitchell, Cadiz.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The• Columbine, of Glasgow, hound to St Domingo, on the,
20th ult. in lat. 31. long. 31. The Garland, from Liverpo°l,
to Savannah, on the 28th ult., in lat. 45. lon. Is:, with loss
of both topmasts in a gale on the 25th. The Litherland, from
Liverpool to Barbadoes, on the 30th ult., in lat. 28. long. 12"
by the Edgecombe, arrived at Liverpool.

ARRIVALS AT LIVERPOOL, Nov. 8.
The Wilberforce, Harrison, from Maranham, sailed Sept.
23 ; Adelaide, Shield, from Rio Janeiro ; Allbrcck, Baker?
from Boston, sailed Sept. 12 ; Johanne, from Stettin ; Cas-
sandra, Greig, from St. John's, N.B. ; Montelim, Chamber°,
from Halifax; Adelaide, Millenson, from Gijon; Providenoi'
from Newfoundland; Perseverance, from Amsterdam ;
from Cadiz ; Betsey, from Bordeaux; Merchant, from Que:
bee; Kingston, from Quebec • Elizabeth, M'Donald, ~ .
Demerara; Elizabeth Walker, from Valparaiso; Rope ,
from Marseilles; Camerton, Brown, from Buenos MI::
and Antwerp; Kilmaurs, Sharp, from Quebec, off port; Lau:
Douglas, Dawsoo, from Alnwick; Lowder Castle, Middle-
ton, from Wicklow; Aimwell, from Shoreham ;
Witty, Sheil, from Wexford.
SAILED, Nov. 8.
The Sophia, Macnaughton, for Newfoundland; Mall'
Laind, for Newfoundland and Brazil; Bell, APlnnes, ler
Oporto ; Waverly, Phillips, for New York ; Sheffield, Allen'
for New York; Matilda, Wardle, for the Mauritius ; Sus;
quellannalt, Cropper, for Philadelphia; Libra, Martin, l,e
Port-an-Prince ; Romac, Dixon, for Valparaiso.
TELEGRAPHED, Nov. 8.
Off Holyhead, inward bound, the Aindwell (not quite sure

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B 1 1? S.
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On tho ld inst., at PariS, the lady of Kenelm H. Digby,
of a danghter.
On the 7th inst., in Welbeek-street, the lady of Dr. Ruthe• f°airi
of a solL

ty
On the 7th inst., at Stoekton-rectory, Worcestershire, the la'
of the Rev. NV. F. Raymond, of a daughter.
On the 7th inst., . the lady of the Rev. John Alexander Gen'eff
of Woolley, Berks, of a daughter.
On the tith inst., at Clapham-common, the lady of the Ilc"'
Frederick Borradaile, of a son.
On the 9th inst.., the lady of Edvin Leaf, Esq., Dulwich, °f
daughter.

MARRIED.
On the sth inst., at Halberton, Devon,.the Rev. Edw. Hawkioi,
of Chureham, Gloucester, to Frances, daughter of Capt. Twistleo,
11. N., of the Halberton.
On the sth inst., in Tickhill Church, Edmund L'Estranp,
son of the late Colonel L'EArange, i;loystown, King's conioy,
Ireland' to Miss Henrietta S. L. Lunt lc_;, of T. Luniel
Smile, Esq., of Tickhill-castle.
On the 7th inst., at Hurstbottme-Tarrant, Hants, John I,Virt`arg,
eldest son of the late Thomas Hale, Esq., of Islington, to
fifth daughter of the Rev. William Easton, Vicar of Bur,
tom
bourne-Priors, Hants, and Prebend of Swallowclift,
On the 7th inst., at Brighton, Mr. JGhn Ogle Else, of Duke.
street, Manchester-square, to Mary Ann West, niece of Alderman
Lucas, of Wateringbury, Kent.
'On the 9th inst., at Christchurch, Surrey, William Smith, EA.'
of Mackfriars-road, to Miss Hannah Mathews, of Norwood. On the 9th inst., at Woodford Church, Sir. James Henry linPri'„
o'
Strand, second sou of James Hoppe, Esq., Blackheath, Kent,
Elizabeth, eldest daughter of John Adams, Esq., Woodford,
On the 9th inst., at St. James's Church, Westminster,
Aldis, to Emily Arabella Brome, of Upper Seymour-street, P°l.,
man-square, daughter of the late Rev. John Brogue, TriDlty
College, Cambridge.

lED.
On the 7th inst., at Cheltenham, Lucy, wife of William 00
I'.-
bech, Esq., of Farnborough, Warwickshire, aged 56. •
On the 6th inst., at Ormsby, Lincolnshire, Charles Bur"cll
Massingbercl, Esq., aged 81. i.
• sort'
On the 4th inst., while on a visit at the residence of 1115 Henry,
enry at Northampton, Cecil Ileac,-Esq., of Devonshire-stree
Queen-square, solicitor.
On the 7th inst., Mr. Thomas John Butcher, of Regent-street,
aged
On the sth inst., at llaughley Park., Suffolk, William Crawl.°rd, •
Esq., in Ins 80th year.
On the Bth inst., George, the infant son of Henry Green, 1:14,
of Blackwall.
On the •20th of September, in the West Indies, aged 22, Tian of
°
• White Merewcther, of his Majesty's ship Rainbow, second s"
Mr. Sergeant Merewether.
On the 26th of September Int, at DoMinica, William Hump
of the Island of Antigua.
On the 6th inst., John Thomas Thorp, Esq., Alderman for Aid:
gate Ward, and Governor us the lion. the Irish Society of Loutil
On the 6th inst., at Wallingford, aged 56, Mr. W. B. •
for 30 years a solicitor in that town. •
On the 6th inst., at Brighton, Mr. Richard Green, of S°util..,
ampton- place, Camberwell, aged 56. -
- On tl!e 6th inst., in his '2sth year, George Robert, young,sr sou
of the late Mr, Peter Paul Greiner, of yformwoad-street.

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