Star.
London, England, 1814-08-30 00:00:00

/A'QUESP.

Yesterday afternoon ar. adjourned inquest waslield
at the Star and Garter, near Kcw.bridgt,
GEORGE HociosoN E , sq. Coroner for Middlesex, on
the body of a new-born male infant, found drowned
in the river Thames, near Strand on the Green, on
Monday, the Sid cf this minth. Oa the following
day an inquest was held on the body, at the Bull's
Head, in Strand on the Green; and, from the evi-
deacc then produced, suspicion fell on a Lady of the
name of Roger:, an inmate in the family of Doctor
BowEN, who occupied a rea.l.y-fuzili,hed huuse.—
Mr. Rogers and Dr. llcNCn's family, in which she
resided, h iving suddenly quittod that neiglitaour-
hood, the Jury, from the cause of suspicion Against
her,. %vial the consort of the Coroner, adjoarned the
inquest totil yesterday, to give time to make every
necessary inquiry.
George Cairs, a fisherman, deposed, that he lived
in Strand on the Green; that, a!mut six o'clock on
the morning of Monday, the ‘22.1 ot this ninth, as
he was fislim.; iu t!i river Trim:., oil Strand on
the Green, he drew up in his IL•1 a co:ton b.ig, con-
taining something, as Lich, on exaniiiiing,• he fouad
to be the body ot a new-burn nt.te child. There was
a rope tied round iv. body, to which there was a
stone atlached, for the pu:puse, as he supposes, to
sink the same.

Jane Ashley deposed, that on the Wed,iesd ay mor-
ning preceding the body being found, ls DIU:, in com-
pany with another woman, was pas.ing the house
where Dr. Bowen lived, she saw, it ditch, some
marks of a woman's accouchencrit.

Ann Hayes, a laundtess, deposed, that she was
employed frequently in that capacity i.i the house of
Dr. Bowen, in Strand on the Green ; the family con-
sisted of Mr. and Mrs. Iltwen and
cook—Mary Price, a nurs..ry-maid—Fanoy Hayes
niece to witness, who was house-maid in the family,
and a Mrs. Rogers,- an inmate in the family—and
Maria R. Suster, a mulatto, servant to Mrs. Riters,
which witness learnt she purchased as a slave, at the
age of six years, in St. Croix; there eras a Child's
bed-gown found near the ditch, which, • %siren !hewn
to Mrs. Bowen, she acknov:ledged to be bee pro-
perty. On the night previous to the tlyiiii.z.being
found in the ditch, Mrs. Rogers was confined to, her
apartment through indisposition; Mrs. Bowen-and
the mulatto servant, and Mary Price, atterrdeerher,
all of whom have since Lit the pLice, and *tailless
did not know where they were gone to.
Fanny Hayes deposiAl, that she was hssre-maid
in Dr. Bowen's family ; the other savants, she un-
derstood, accompanied them from America. and shit
heard them taik of going to Pails. Oil Tuesday
night preceding the body of the child having been
found, Mrs. Rugets was taken sudJenly ell, as shu
undtrstoud from her servant, throu,;ll fright, s..ying
she was alarnvd at the noise of sine persons bleak
ing into the house; site continued ill all the night.
Xs.etness was told to go WO empty a dirty p.iil in !h.,
privy, which was at a distance from tlie hiius • ; she
Oil not know what it contained,. as the other setsant
refused her a candle, nod the night being se r; k
and wet. Witness emptied the patl in the ditch mutts
the thing was found.
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sons unknown. 'tier' and
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verdict of Wilful Murder aghast saute person ex per-

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