The Sun.
London, England, 1816-07-24 00:00:00

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NlonNy evetilag .thirf was au Inquest held
at the Sprtl Eagle puhlic-house,
lefore.Mr. LEwts, ott the litHirtit it woman, name
.noknown,. v•lnr was luundl4oyVued in the River
Tikaevrtnc,that tuQrning.. .
.ashes Tipper, a litbourer at Chelsea, deposed,
that khe was gqiug.to work Khoo
.a quarter before
six o'clock, apt, perceived a . person opposite the
,Boat-lmsg, apparently bathing in the water : in
a few tninwerafteri a unto, who Bras going along
L. the bank, called to, him, requesting assistance,
as a woman Was , diowning in. the. ; he in-
,stantly went forward, and .assisted in•b'ringing her
On shore, to all a•Ppeiranc, quite dead.,.;
• Robert Beveridge, 7, Brewers-Imen, West-
Minster, was on Vauxhall-bridge, and observing
person struggling an the surface.of the water, near
the Boat-house, he e,alledior assistance, and pulled
• his:clothes in hopes of *getting her oat ; but
mot being able to reach to anyrof the boats, and
finding the place very deep, as he could nor swim
lie was compelled to go to the Boat-house, and,
With, assistance,. brought ,the deceased on 'shore.
surgeon Nes instantly sent for, hut he did not
.come.„Witness belieVed when
.he first' saw the
body it was,alive. , She had her gown Off, and wore
a black bonnet and a black feather ; there was a
ring oniber. linger, and she appeared about 40
.years oh age; but no means were used to .restore

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life.
Wdliatn Boyle, waterman, took thq hotly into
.the bout : she was (luating.on.her race.on the so-
face of the water, and the body felt warm.
3. Baker, gardener at Sillbank,*as present, Mid
cOnfirmed_ the foregoing evidence..
H. Clark, constable, searched the body`; she tad
.no property ; tint had a letter, -.signed, F. Frank-
lin : the remainder could Of be read.:.
The Coroner lamented ,the means recommended
by the Humane Society. had not been tried ; and
the Jury retnrned their verdict—Powid Dray:me&
Yesterday an ioquest Ava::-; held before Mr. Srilt
.LING, one of the Coroner's. for Aliddleseit,
,Ilolloway, on, tU.e body ,of. Frederick crane, a
,child three yeart ohl; who was Acalded to death.-4.
Louisa of 'Cornwall-place, deposed, that
:abnox eight.u.'elock slle was at breakfatt the de-
ceased was walking about the floor, au4 She took
no 'notice .of bin') until lie laid hold of a coffee,pot
which, was on the lire, awd spilt some of the coffee
on his breast; she itputediately,Sent for Medical
assistance, but it wasineffectual, and the child
lingered, in excruciating.pain until o'clock the
same day, when Lie exphed. Verdict-reicci,denfee
Death. .

Crotr 1;11 parts of,tlie conntcy we hear of tlant4gt
done by,the 14te =torms and floods of rain.,
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(Thursday morning last, a. storin of ball fell in thle
'inirisb. of, Kelly, near
.I.4tunceston ; several freis
were blown down*, and sheep killed.
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A considerable number of workillg.lfice-uttiker6,'
etc. wham the fratne-brealting system pursued 6y
the 1411,4(liteS has thrown pot.of employ- at Not-
tinghatn, have,arrlyed at Tiverton', and bid fall-
.to
.extentl the manufactures of that fine neigh-
bourhood., .

A Society ,is forming at Deal, to beealled "the
Pishertuati's Ftienth." for the purpose of curing
.lierringi, iccpi Cling to the Dutch method, for home
and foreign constitution, It is intended to put
tip. 2006 barrels, in tine
,approaching season', anti.
thus give employment to a large portion of tint

poor.,
la alalgo,4„ one,day last week; a boy was ob.
served to steal .% Ipefuf bread,.'and followed liome.
On entering the b,use, he and .several ntherchil. •
dren, his brothers and sisters.„• were seen eagerly
devouring it, ,while the mother was lying dead in
the hed.-..(SAatch Paper.)
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On Saturday evening, 113 several young men re•
siding phout Somerstown, we're playing at cricket
In, the Lang-fields
*between. Russell•square ,and
HSornerstown, ,a ball thrown ,with,great velocity
struck one ef them, named Westerman (who lived
in. Charbon-creet)i in%• the. eye, which.knocked
him down, when lie exclaimed to his
.companions,,
" Oh ! my head." .',A.stream.of matter ran down
his neck. All attempts to restore his sight, have
foiledb.aed iie Pies in'a must dangerous state, anti
in extreme agony....
Specitnees of .1 rn4irtitlcent Set of China,
,frent
,the mauufactory
.et Colefirocik-dale,... are now ex.
hibttcd at
*Alperr.ocit's, in Oxfordpstreet ; it is
intended for bbt Royal Highness the Duke tsOt.ouoasTett. The' Sevre China Manufactories
baee, now competitors• who bid fair to excel in
the articles of China. The manufactories at Cole•
brook and atStonmer have unst completed some
beautiful. speennens... Her Royal -Highness the
Priocess Malty has recently obtained Mrs. Mort.
lock. a superb_ lifjetin4 Set from the latter plate).
and .one is al.o prppuring for ,her Royal Highriteas '
the Princess COARI.,9TTIZ, part Of which is now el*
hib!ted at 256, 640 rd-street.
•It inc*lll;le the Onwiber of Persons.that fall
,victima to c isorders, produced by consulting illi.
teraleprete=o.l",ers....,the latent seed of dreadful
diatiase t, suffered to lurk i tilhe system, and too
nfteWsltorte4 'We; these circumstances indeced
Cnoettt, and three '.Surgeons of WV. 1 ' • re
ars
l Veal%
experience, to establish &Medical Bona at
.lotte House,' Great Charlotte-strut:lt,.
the Rev. RowLiiift, HILL'S Chapel,
Road. The Medical Board claims the attention
of those who have been improperly treated,
particulayle those afflicted with Strictures, Pis.
tulas, Cancers, Scrophtilas, Nervous Debilities,.
arising from warm climates, juvenile indiscretions,
,etc. Irruptions on the head, face, and body, sore '
eyes; ulcerated throat, mouth, and nose, pains its
the bead and limbs, frequently mistaken for rheu.
inatism, nodes on the shin bones, &c. are symp-
, toms which appear years after, and often embitter
the matrimonial state. Messrs. Conesa and
Co. are consulted daily by all ranks of people,
front eight in the-morning until nine at night, or
by letter, enclosing a fee (for no others are answer.
ed), stating their case' when medicine and advice.
are sent to all pert, of the kingdom. The rile*
and Fistula cured without hurniug or cutting; and
advice gratis on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday
oiti'veslo7_,.ckl.74.oAensliidnientitogii;suitt.
mornings,p
vat private rooms iii tfi7rellveein
cians have lately joined the Board; and ttlicek
Gentlemen who attend with their patients for ado
1 vice are present during consultation?