The Sun.
London, England, 1816-03-22 00:00:00

CORONER'S INQUEST

An.lntinest Was beltlycsititlay at the sign of
the Sun 'nod Sportsman, Ili*gh-street,' Mitry-te-
hone, betore'T. STIMUNG; Esq. Coi'dher tor;
Middlesex, on the body of 'Elicit Beardruot'e, 304
four years, who was bunt tO death by het' clothes
catching tire.

Lydia Williams stated, that site lived at N 0.25,
Beaturiont,strcet, MaryAe-boue ; that she was,
looking oat of a front window about haltp.ist ten
on Tuesdoty morning, and heard a.drendrid screnni
which she suppnsed came from the next door,
No. 24 she ran down stairs, and went to the first-
floor, where she saw:the deceased in ihd arms of
its mother, in' an agitated state, and took it ou:
of her Wrilliped her apron round tier, and
took- her to her own hotk,; No, 25.
Ilminah Beardmore, aged ten years, and ester:
to the deceased, stated, that she and her sister
Were at a neighbour's house, ,No. 24', .titul • in a
one pair of stairs room. The fire being out they
went to light it, Mid as she vas puttiog the chips
and coals in the grate, asamile caught hersister's
pin-3-fore, and when she turned round she saw%
the docewci running about the room' screaming
very,londly, !nit seeing no fire, she thought she:
was,ti'ightened at ,a mouse ; she soon alter satv,
tire, and ran home to her mother, who went to'
her sister directly, and site saw no more of the de—
ec:ised till she was brought home in. Lydia %VII,.
liam,'s arms.,
IL appeared that the chilli, was dreadfully
and almost immediately. Vodiet—dicci-
dpitql 4)enth.
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-'QU'EaN,Sriu A rit-/... 4.7/ak and W Puit • Min
were 'exainined-.6a- Monday' laSt.• 'were ag,airt
brought up yeSterday, SOlien A. CatUpliell,
Agent;+fn the Aitny serving iruder H the Mike of
Wellington,-Stienitodi ail& stated, that on Friday '
last Pate presented a -certifteate.at; his Office, pitr.
porting to he 'signed' by 'the Minister a Blooms.
bury parlii, for_sit different payment's of IL Is. hi.
each !'• on infornied 'it was a forgery; -he said
time pristmer Chuck hadlfilled it up for him, which
the fatter confessed' on' ,being taken into custody..
The •haml-writing icas, similar lir scveral- other
certificates which had'heen paid, and one in' pstrA''
ticidar, it, the name of laate,lora 10s. which he E
had no doubt was a fOrgcry. Ou 'examining the
Army books, two meta' of the .prisoners'
,namea"
appeared to have been .•discharged frOm the itis
regiment, and he was fearful, 'lrwin Chuck's know.
4edge'of the army, amt the different prize-money
tine to discharged Soldiers, that he has been iti
the practice of email-flitting. forgeries for a cowiiw
de-rabic time, aud'ise wished to have the case fur- •
titer investigatetl!; consequently they were att'aink
reniantled.;'

UN-zox.HALt..--The premises of Mr. Oath r
wholesale dealer, Huggin's-lane, dbeapaitle, were
broke open, limitgoods to the amount of 10001.
value stolen. •

-LostGfoan A sslzah—Tise ft I owing CA nvi:-
tiont took place at the R>s zr::s eJf 1,11 word
Dermody, .
.found of the murder of
his uncle, was executed on Monday s*e'unight.
,Four,men were fount} guilty of the murder of
Colreavy, previous to the, test Assizes. nt whiels
be wits to prosecute %event of those inGttaged
wretches tailed Carders. Sentenee..--neuth.
`Three men were fmund guiby (if '4 burgh' y, and
cutting the earsoff a matt named :Al‘Cormick, for
disobeying their orders in proving processsi for ,
the recovery.of corn-acre rent, Otte to his laird- •
lord.; Sentence-t—Death.

.Six men 'were found :guiltY of administering, nu
unlawful oath; and sentenced to transportation.
They were immediately taken from the Dock, and
forwarded .t.ttler a ►niiitary escort to thegaol of tisk
ttr~wt►; fraaLwhence they are,to be transmitted to
the con yiet,ship at Cork. , ,

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It. is. a
,well known fact, that thonsands fKll
victims to disease,. by: consulting men, igtOrant of
the profession : this induced 1.);•. Conran, and
three Surgeons of great experiene, to establish a •
Medical Boarti;at Charlotte linuse, Great' Char-
lotte-street, opposite the ltev. ROWLANDHILL'S
Chanel„lllackfriars-road, London. The Medi-
cal Board claims; the ht tendon of those h +ye
been" improperly treated, and particularly th
afflicted with. Strictures, Fistulas, Ca itter,.
SerOpluilas, Nervous Dchilitici, arising fr,utt
warm climates, juvenile indiscretions, &c.' Erup-
tions tin the head, face, and body, sote'eye's,
at-
ecratecl` throat,' mouth, and nose, noise' in Ilia
ears, deafness, dimness of sight, paitwitt the
heka'd and limbs, Tretlnently mistaken forrhettma-
tint) weakness in the knees, nodes on the shin
bones, swelled antics, tic. are symptoms which
appear years atter, and too often ,embitter the
matrimonial state.' Messrs. Cootien and Co.
are consulted daily by ail' ranks of people, front
Twelve till Eight ; or'• by letter, enclosing a
fee' (for no, others are 'answered); -stating their
case, when Medicine and Advice are sent
to- all parts of the Kingdom. The Piles aml
Fistula cured without burning or cutting ; antE
advice gratis. on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday.
mornings, till twelve o'clock.---A side door, and
private tobinS for females.---Dr. CQ0i)1{11 patro-
;dies an establishment, near Town for the Recall-
modation of Females, whnse situntion require
retirement during their aceoUtlituent,