Star.
London, England, 1829-07-03 00:00:00

LAMBOURN, THE MURDERER.

Upon inquiry yesterday at Guy's Hospital, as to the
state of the above miserable man, we Were told that he
had passed a very restless night, and had at intervals
talked very incoherently. He expressed a wish that he
might die in the hospital, and requested a rope, that he
might at once put an end to his existence. He is par-
ticularly anxious to be released from his manacles; and
promises, most faithfully, that if his arms were at
liberty he would not injure himself. He has now al-
most lost his speech, and it is with the greatest difficulty
imaginable that those in attendance upon him can make
out what he says. Some gruel was injected into his
stomach by the stomach.pump yesterday morning, bat
he endeavoured to prevent it. He seemed very calm
yesterday, and more than once expressed his sorrow for
what had happened ; and upon being asked by one of
the pupils with which hand he inflicted the wound in
his throat, he said, a I declare to Goa I was in such a
state at the time, on beholding what I had done, that I
cannot tell you—l cannot think which hand I did it
with." The wound was dressed yesterday, for the first
time, by Mr. Key, and it is the general opinion that his
death is inevitable. None of his family have been to see
him, at which he seems sadly grieved.

LATEST PARTICULARS.
The wretched man Lambourn was evidently worse
yesterday than be has been since he was admitted into
the Hospital. When Mr. Key, attended by his dresser,
visited him yesterday, the former Gentleman asked him
how he felt ? when he shook his head, and in a low tone
of voice said, 4i Worse than I have been yet; he then
made signs for some water, and when the vessel con-
taining the liquid was put to his lips, he closed them,
and atterwards said, •s There's no use in my taking it,
for it won't go into the stomach, but will pass out at
the wound in my throat." This latter remark was
perfectly correct, and the water was handed to him by
the dresser, who imagined that he merely required a
little to rinse out his mouth with.

Ever since the wretched man's admission into the
Hospital, Mr. Key informed us that all nourishment,
and the medicine prescribed, had been introduced into
his stomach by means of a stomach pump, the wound
in the throat being of that dangerous nature that would
Admit of nothing in the shape of nutriment passing into
the cavity of the stomach in the natural way. When
asked yesterday whether he .%ished to live, he answered
that he did. He has ceased to speak or allude to his
unfortunate wife; but the wretched man's countenance
and his inward groaning:, are plainly indicative of the
anguish and torture of his mind. Notwithstanding the
unfavourable appearance yesterday, hopes are enter-
tained that he may :tell recover sufficiently to be placed
upon his trial for the dreadful offence with which he
stands charged.

BIRTHS.
The 50th ult. the Lady of the Rey. Dr. Goodenough, of a son.
At Barnbarroch, Wigtownshire, on the 19th ult. the Lady of
Lieut. Colonel Vans. Agnew, of a daughter. •
June 21, at Kinsale, the Lady of Captain G. 11. Boldero, oldie
10th Regiment, of a son.

MARRIED.
Wednesday. at AU Souls' Church, St. Mary-la-bonne, Edmund
Skiers. M.D. to Rosa, third daughter of the late Mr. Edmund •
Lloyd, of Harley-street.
At Edinburgh, on the 234 ult. John Finlay, Esq. mond sou of
Kirkman Finlay, Esq. of Castle Toward, to Isabella, only daughter
of the late Richard Hotchtis, Esq. Writer to the Signet. •

DIED.
The Ist inst. at the Rectory House, Southern, Surrey, aged 74,
William Slater, Req. of Thorny, In the comity of Cambridge.
At Dover, aged li, Octavia, youngest daughter of John Ward,
Req. Collector Olds Majesty's Customs.
At Garliestows, co the 27th June, Mr. Thomas Smith, aged 36,
fir 25 years Pastor of the Independent Chuhlt in that village.
At her residence in Nottinghant-place. on the 30th alt, aged 76,
Mrs. Buckley, relict of the late Rev. Millington Buckley.
At Stoke Newington Parsonage, so the 49th ult. in his 78th
year, the Rev. George Gastrin, D.D. Prebendary of Ely.
At the Manse of Fordoan, on the 20th ult. in the 92 year of her
age, Margaret Reid, widow of the late Rev. Alexandetl/4Leslie.
Minister of that Parish, and only surviving sister of the late Ile.
Reid, Professor of Moral Philosophy in the College of Glasgow.
In Burlingtoo..treet, on the 28th June, Mrs. Campbell, widow
of the late Calomel Campbell. Governor of Bermuda. •
June 29, at Mary.ls-boone Church, Shelield Gram Esq. to
Harriet Georgians, second daughter of Lieutenant-o;nm* Sir
John Hamilton, Bart.
Teesday, at Trinity Church, Muy-la.boaue. Robt. T. T. Glyn.
Esq. second son of Sr Richard Carr Glyn, Bart. of Giants, Dor-
set, to Ikeda Ica Elisabeth, third daughter of Henry Harford, Esq.
of Down.place, Berks.
At Guernsey, H. G. Teesdale, Esq. of the Royal Artillery, Is
Row, only daughter of Harry Dobree, Esq.
The 117th idt. aged 89, front the accidental bursting of a pistol,
Daniel Leonard, Esq. formerly Chief Justice of Bermuda.
Map 3, at Malta, John Bythesea WiUliau, Ilestenant of tie
Ihtyal %diem.

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