Star.
London, England, 1816-09-06 00:00:00

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An bitten teas held at the Ship, in Jet
Covent-Garden, on Wednesday, upon the Inch
William Brcwn, a ingrket carter, who fell '
Cart in the Garden, whilst unloading some
bles, and by a dislocation Of his neck almost inset:ad,
expired. Verdict—Accidental Death.
Wednesday Mr. BlitNIE, of Bovestreet,
letter, signed, 46 A Foot Passenger," which
that while walking by the basin, in the Green
he was told by a man named Cramlly, that wet
was taking up the weeds out of the tersin, he
up something white, which on examination pr,
be an infant child, wrapped in a cloth, with
tied to it. It also stated that he, Conelly, ha,
it near the watch box, by tke Piccadilly vial
Bursae accordingly dispatched limes Smith,
the officers, to make inquiry into the circumi
as stated in the letter. On smith's arrival at
sin, he found that measures had been tak.ii,
ing an inquest.. A Jury met, and returned a
Still-born ; and ordered the body to be intetre,
SUSPICIOUS DEATH— Alt inquisitisn wit hei
Mr. U swig, in Essex .street,Whitrchapel, on I
and continued by adjournment till Wednesdd
body of Violet M'Lean, a wretched worn..
town, who was strongly. suspected of being mi
On viewing the body it was covered with
and on investigating the cause of her death,
lowing is the substance of the testimony ad(
The deceased lived with another Ittdortnn,,i
a miserable room in a court in E-sex street,Wh
pel. The deceased had passed the Friday nigh
stairs leading to her room, in a state of men
her fellow lodger having occupied their
with one of her paramours, who was represeni
a respectable looking person from the cunt,
after whom inquiries had been made %Meu
On Saturday the deceased was in bed the
part of the day. Sarah Warren, a woman
below, hearing the deceased snoring very ,
up into her hed room, and found her lyit
floor nearly naked ; the other woman, who
wards taken into custody, was then in bed
unknown man. 011 the representation of
they took her into bed. In about ten minor
Bering noise was heard. Warren went
the fed room, when she found the deceased
the floor, near the drawers, quite naked, bl
the mouth and nose. She requested the Or
more to let this wretched woman come int
or permit her to have part of the bed clothes,
the prisoner assented to, and the witness
her up in the rug. She heard nothing ft
about six o'clock in the morning, when the
groaned violently ; winless went up stairs,
the prisoner and the man in bed, and deceased
she had left her, struggling in a violent fit;
to the prisoner to come to the assistance of
which she refused. One or two neighbours
called, and in five minutes afterwards the
came down crying, and saying the woman
The man had made his escape. The frier
deceased were sent in, nho live in Rosemi
The certificate of Mr. Carter, a surgeon,
read, in which he stated, that he had
body, and thought the bruises were superfici:
not sufficient to occasion death. The case,
appearing to be serious, and the evidence
satisfactory to the Jury, Mr. Curtis was req\
open, and carefully examine the body, and
result. On Wednesday the Invest met
Thomas Moothouse, a Head%orough, de!
he had made inquiries after the man who
the nights of Ft iday and Saturday with the
He trac.id him to a wine vault in Row
where lie had left his clothes and more;
took away on the Sunday morning.
stranger, and they thought him a country
that he was a person of genteel appearance
a blue coat and pantaloons...-Lucy Lea,
neighbours who had been called in by W:
the situation in which she found the
Sunday morning. She was senseless, ant
state : she was on the floor, and had no ci
the rug. Witness staid in the room aim
of an hour, and did not see the deceased
Mr. Curtis, being sworn, stated, that lie
and carefully examined the body of the
that, in his opinion. she had not received
injury from acts of violence. It was
thought. she bad died from intemperarn
sure to cold. Understood that she had
his care in the work house some time di
had no recollection of her person, or of ti
she laboured under. Verdict—Died Prot
ranee, and exposure to cold.
ad
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Last week, a young woman, of the um.
Chittenden, employed by Mr. Norwood of
ham, in hay making, met with an accident
proved fatal. A shooter of rain coming
ran to a haycock and covered herself in
from the wet. A man coming to take a
the hay, not knowing there was any bod
under it, drove his fork in with considi
and wounded the pour girl very severely
tines going through her side. Mr. V:ni
gentleman, at East Peckham, was inim:
ter, ai,d every assistance being rendered
rer, we understand she is likely to recovi
Monday afternoon, a journeyman pail
on the outside of a house the corner of
bets, in Chancery-lane, by some accidei
the machine at second covey wino
street, by which his bead was badly fr.
was conveyed to St. Bartholomew's H,
out hopes of recovery.

Nit
August 26, at Kelly, the Lady of the Hon. Ci
of s son.

MARRIED.
August 31, Colonel Henry Powlytt, to Jane,
C. Pelle, Esq. of Catudei.-place, NAt 11 .

DIED.
The 27th ult. at Inaerwicka the Rev. Mr. John
nicer of Innerwleli.
The 29d ult. at Edinburgh, Alexa, youngest
Rev. Dr. Jamieson.
The SEM h ult. at the Manse of Arrocbar, the Rev,
Lately, at Bruskls, of an apoplexy, Mrs. Marg.
who was there on a Olt with a patty of pleasure.

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