Star.
London, England, 1821-12-01 00:00:00

CORONER'S IYQT'EST,

Tietday and Wednesday, an Inquest was hal ly:forc,
Dt La.aa s, Esq. Coroner for the Paridt of St.. Lawrence,
the Isle Thanet, on the body of a female servant, nanlti
Eleanor Tritton.
John Castle, of the Parish of St. T.awrence, servant in he.,
bandry, being sworn, deposed, that on Sunday afternoon
vember 2S, the deceased left the house of Air. John Catkins,/
Ozengell; that the said Eleanor 'fritton, tot returning a kr
usual hour (nine o'clock), be went out to meet her to zccommi,
her home; that he had proceeded about three quarters cf a esil:
when he met a chaise,- and the person who arcompanied,'
(John Mummery) called out, " t)zengell," the name ot. the fang
where the deceased lived servant; that thereupon th„.id 4111
nor Tritton, whom he knew by her voice, replied, a ca,tir.,
HICAVEN'S sake take inc out 1." meaning out of the chaise in
whiny
she was riding; that then, the person who was drivir,
the horse, which immediately sprung forward at sn inerr"!
tate ; that he then turned round, and followed the chaise
ns.a"
as he could ; that on turning the corner from the Sandwiny;,,..44
the Canterbury road, the deceased said, " For Gnus sake t
me out !" and she appeared attempting to throw beredf into 7
n..
arms, but she was prevented from doing so by the 41,1.6;1'
in the chaise pulling her back. She then said, Loeb Ina'
mercy upon us!—Come on, Castle!" Witne.v comitaled
lowing the chaise on the road leading towards Itarnsgates
could not overtake it ; and on Its turning out of the pr‘stat ts: -
pike into the old Sandwich toad, and from thence tur:aols Caul
ton, he quite lost sight of it. Witness then proce.ded towasee
Ramigate, and having arrived thene, he perceived she &Lie
coming Irons the llarracks and followed it into the town; lie
nearer the witness got to it the more the driver whipped: A,
chaise then turntd up Broad-street, and came down by the tele
Chapel, then turned up the I ligh-street, through Chathate.stk,.
into the Margate road, where witness in,t. sight of it. wit.j.
then went home to thengell, anal told kis fe!low-sernr.z
had passed; and witness and the said Julie Muninn:ri trAita
lantern and searched its the fi-Ids for the deceawd, cock!„,
find her. They then went home to bed, at about tWon'cbd is
the morning ; he gut up again about five. and then hi. es„,e
was called by the said John Altimmtry, who, in his przi.m„.,
informed him that tbe cook was missing. raw thereufse yt
master took bis horse and proceeded tuwerd;
directed Mummery and himself to take the Hlr..:zate ro
which they did, having :previously ..„ to met at t,a
spread Eagle, ltarnsgate, after they h !tt r.sede th- nteNer
starch. That they met there, and witness - )7in:unit:aid to
master, as did also Mummery, that the env': was deal, zi
stated where the was. WitneA had examine.l the holy of tit
deceased, and found it was the said Eleanor
when he saw the chaise at itar.s,gate there V: ai only one 2tria
in it, the decci,sed was not in it.

Two or three other witmsses were exalt:lad, whose tesy
many corroborated the above.
The C urgeon who examined the body deposed, that there see
no marks of external vioietace, tAirdaien; to h..ve cation' theiltai
of the deceased ; but th,.t he vat ily ILlievel that the cape 51
her death through rurtt!riy..e b!'od vessel in her heal
The Coamien surnme'' r!ie evide,;,-e t, the Jury hi 11:511
manner, who, atter car ;id considerati tn, brought iu a en,il
of 3famslanglace agaiust ho was inenediaul',
Mitt cd to Alaidstotie jail for trial, un rho Coronae; wai; ~s,
was escorted thither by two peace-officers, a. d
Canterbury on Thursday night, in one of the ni'at-,0,:h0.

BI RTII.
Nov. 19, at Dumfries, the Lady of Captain I).
of the 42d Royal llighlandcrs. of a son.