The Sun.
London, England, 1816-08-16 00:00:00

UNION-HALL

Yesterday nine drivers of hackney-coaches were
fined lOs. each and costs, for leaving their coaches
unattended at Vauxhall-gardens on former even-
ings. One driver was fined the same sum for oh-
stroeting the loath, and another was convicted in
the penalty of 31. and costs, for abuse, and extort-
jag more than his fare t on his refusal to pay the
fine, the Magistrate committed him to the House
of Correetinn (or a month, or till the money
should be pidt, . ,

CORONERS' INQUESTS.

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Yesterday-an Inquisition was held at the Horse
and GroonOn Ealing, before TitostAs STIRLING,
Esq. Coroner forltliddlesex, on the body of Mrs.
Ann Vinscent,- who after eating her dinner' Oa
Tuesday last, was-sitting on one of the window
seats, in her room, singing a hymn on the Day of
Judgment, when she fell
.from her seat 00 the 1,
floor, in the presence of her husband and some
friends,and expired immediately, without speaking
or uttering the smallest complaint. It appeared
on examination, that the deceased was about 35
years of age, and of a very delicate constitution 3•
and having taken cold, she contracted a cow'
plaint that continued to afflict her till the time:
of her death. The body was afterwards. opener!.
by a surgeon, and examined, who gave it ai
opinion that her death was occasioned by a drop"
sical complaint, in the chest.—Verdict, Died by the
Visitation of God.
Yesterday an Inquest was held at the Tt.t f Tar,
Grosvenor-place, before H. LENVIS,E,(I. 00 the
body of Mary M'Claning, who met her death ill
consequence of being accidentally burned. Mar.-
garet, the wife of John Malin,. stated, that she
lived with the deceased, at 10, Jews Raw, Chet- •
sea ; the latter, -on Monday night about vine
o'clock, requested to have a lighted candle; in
few minutes afterwards she screamed out fat.",
whith alarmed witness, who instantly came to her
assistance, and found her standing in the middle
of the floor with alt her clothes in flames. N°c•
being able to extinguish them she rats to the Llokc'
of York public-hattse adjoining, where the_ itrrG
was extinguished, but she was so sliockingtf
burned that it was foUnd necessary to send hero,
St. George's Hospital, where she languished tio4
til the next morning when she expired.
Mr. William Pittliall, house surgeon at th:!. Ho*
pitai, said, the deceased met her death ,its roll"-
tinence of a dreadful burn on her chest and 7i.lioultl-
ers; she.appeared to be in a state of ititoxirationt
when she was brought. to the Hospitali and being:
at the time alone in her apartment, there was no
proof how the accident happened. The dectasett
was' about 40 years of age, and much addicted
Accidental Death.

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CAULISL.E.-4 distressing accident happened
this city on Monday setinig:it. A oldier's v0(1()"r
with two children, one of them an in.faut, took her
station on a'biimge aart destined-to follow Oa
route of the sth I.)ragoon.Goards ; before-the horse
was put to the vehicle the driver, wishing
certain if the cart was pinpelly to;Mcd, 01)
the shafts,'nnd the weight being too. Moe::
weighed .it It clown, in conselaenca %%11°1
the woman, childeen, and baggage, fel: into thy.'
street together. The first infant wits
the spot; the secOnd wrionde& in the groin, an('
.the woman herself bruised- considerably ; the ci"
fects of which were heightened by the fate alter.
cliihh The woman's husband belonged to tb‘
stb„ but was killed its . the battle of ..alatnattc3;
!and thus her situation is rendered more distressing;
A poor woman, Mary. Low, whose 1)0011
sails in one of thir Aberdeen whale ships, (hot
of
Monttmac on 'Monday last, in etinseqnema
some idle offsiona person telling her that herllile,
band was, drowned, and that shy need' nrit-,tiv'i 1,)14
herself in inquiring after letters from him,
gone to the well . for water when the ilitaligan► l.
was communicated-to. hen, and. snob was its st
den effect, that she instantly fell into swae`nrl;
She was carrie& to her awn house, '‘'rbere
means were employed to restore the vital energy; I
but without effect : in- the course of a few hours 1)1,1
was extinct. She has left an aged. moth °ea
three children, the youngest of whom is only
it 0
weeks old, to, tkplore her loss. It appears "Ir 4
the carrier,_ who arrived from Aberdeen on Tra
ci,53"
day evening, brought a letter with money
her husband, but did. not deliver it until Mon"4/-•
, so.
in consequence at the intermediate day bein, ttio
day. She was in a state of insensibility %%loin
letter was brought to her.

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Yesterday, at his house i 3 house Cork-street, the La
Mee ltaikes, Esq. of a-son. 1-I°"`lers°l4
On the Pith inst. in Edinburgh, Mrs. Captain
of Woup, of a son.

• MARRIED.
Tol'vesr
On Wednesday List, at Abbots-Lan_gley,. rilionl3s t d041,'"
jun. Esq, of: }Grip-Langley, Herts,'to Esther, youn,getiolts•
ter of the late Thomas Field, Esq. of Clirshani.4lo": ysq.
On Thursday, a St. Clement Danes, Philip,Goonef doglr
Howland-street, Fitzroy-square, to M arr Ann
ter of William Scott' Peckham, Esq. of New Boswell-e. st oat
Yesterday, at St. George's Bloomsbury, I-FenrYi.,„'l.d:s
of the Rev. Henry. Daries,sof Ringwood, WO% t°"'
Holmes, of Great Coram-street, Russell-square. haw,
Same day, at Ashburnbani, Sussex, Mr..laine& L"'udAtiglr'
of AValbrook, London, Solieitor, to Miss Smith,
ter of William Smith, Eiq, of the former place. 41'01
Yesterday, at East Barnet, Mr. W. J. Thiinipsoo6,, t:sq.
street, to Esther, daughter of Henry Tirnber 14"" -
Sottgate. Oe
atue d 4, at St. Martin's in the Fields, Lien td. en` ~
moot, lt.-N. of Wheaclands, Yorkshire, to Miss I
son, eldest daughter of Law Atkinson; Esq.