Star.
London, England, 1814-01-10 00:00:00

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Setntday last, at twn o'clock, the adjourned T.
quest off Mrs. Mann, met at the White, I-fOrset
Praldwin's Gardens, to ascertain by what means
stiet•witlx.fier ' - - , •
Mr. Oweu, surgeocifiPt*cl,llFne, stated,
he.: was sent_fOr on Wedilestry ;to the litA
* tilt
Mr. Potts, them, in vit. leet,v fee the d!4ea
On examining her, he was deeidetfty of opinion t
She was in an eroplectie fit,,and that her dcssolutftp
was near. - He ound it had.beeii attempted to bleed
her in both arms, to no effect,,and she had an opening..
draught administered to-her, which was 411 he could
do. Witness attended on Friday, to open the body
and the head; on opening the head he found. four
ounces of extravaiated blood on the left lobe of the
train, and pare on the surface of that lobe, which he
was clearly of .opinion was the cause of her death;:-..
there was nothing of a poiso.nous nature in the con-
tents of the stomach, which was anal ysed,heint Only
the draughithat was administered- to her.
Dr. Bkgbvireugh,sof Bridge street, Blackfriars, be-
ing examined, invited, that he was called to the de,
ceased at half mast.two o'clock on, Thursday morning.,
at the house of her husband, whin he found her at-
serided by kitir persons,. One of whom was a cnpper,
who- had taken six ounces of blood from behind th#
head ; that at that time she was labouring under ad
the symptoms of Opopleays be found these a draught,
which had,been sent home with her from the apother
eery's, and, conceiving that nothing could be more
judicious, k was. -administered, and on- dissection
seemed only •• of the Stomach ; at she ex-

_,_.., the 4,..1y con4ents
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Fired- 1n about three quarters of an hoer tom his ar-
rival ;. and that he declared it at that time as his de7
tided opirtion, that her death was occasioned by the
rupture of 3 lqlnodlvessel on the brain.
James Pu.tts, Ahrttist, of fleet-street, gave the same
depositina at „Wore, anstiyisa also of opinion she died
Of an apoi)tetC.. . , • : • :
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• Frances-Eh:o~es, Maid servant to Mrs. Perry, at
the Sun, in Shirs,lane, or 206,...F1eet-street, stated,
that about a 4ingirtsr past:tasto"alock on Wednesday
eight, the deceased, in company with a mln whom
she hrard wss a journeyinan baker, came to their
house; she had never seen tlieM before. They 'asked
for a room, and were shewn by. witness into a parlour;
tise!ttoau sialled.ios, tWo glasses. of negui. which she
brought! #0 tj* mAp paid her ,five shillings for the
loam. .444 aggni.:
_She then went put and left ;hp%
eitd holted,igi MOteot them until about an hour ifter4'
whit* that minis tell vias rung. Witness waft liii i
• aid the deriamoileas sitting in a Inge arM-chairnear
lie kph sad.skelial atandins over,her a she appeared
yes if she efaß is a.
fs...- The rallit calledto_witness for
'. .. a tlasspi vsstalsriiio she brnught I she then bued.
"'time paper UAW* nose, but to no 'purpose. Wit.
-*est called in herVoistress, and her fellow-servant the
...Kik,: the took:Rove her some hartshorn and water
2 lOU a tea-cap.• Ilia deceased appaared:in a staiialesi
.! ;tate, as)d. the raq,appea red ,much agitated. ~
• cook asid her mistress tratitsdher•peuicoar, wili
Wry light; and unjoosed her stays, and remove .
*tam the chair to a sofa. Witness was Seta foilitr.
fotis# 41- chemist, neat door, who came with her.
The deceased w siutrwasds removed in an. arm-
chair to Mr. Pot. bop 4 Awl witness did oat see
her again. - - . ...._ . .
• George Brown stated. that he .was a ourneyman
baker, and worked fOr Mr. Henry Howell, baker, in

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murdli 1441k444 101* 1141/ for 14tfi' (resent
_Nieser hismwylconelit4Aught
be, or if any tbiatiiket gaisfd:between the with+.
and the deceasettlit nbt' their place to inquire
into ; Ntittle ss 'hien) recinke di with tilt'afonse te net.
Ogn• Addressed the Gentlemen of the Jury on the
doctors' report, And, utorditg.to his directions, they
unanimously- returned a verdict of—Died by the Tin-
.
talon of GOD, by apoPlexy.
The deceased was ‘25 'yeah of age.
The baker was immediately given into custody-4_
M. Nap, nn a charge; of felonioutily robbing. his
wife, Mrs. Mann,-of a ,silver watch, aLW note, and
an umbrella. The charge was investigated at now-
street;' but nothing appearing' against the • prisoner,
he Wits-discharged.