Star.
London, England, 1804-10-19 00:00:00

CORONTR'i IWVIEST.

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Wel'Vardar, an io as h quell was at the Goat lurk.
lie houfe, Pall-Mall, before Aarrarray Get. E.
a.
Coroner, Orin the body of Mrs. Margaret Hay. wh.,.
threw herfelf out of an upper window, in Pall-Mull
Court, on Monday night left.
It appeared, upon the evidence of Rebecca hats,
a fervent of Mr. Murray's. of Pall-Mall Court, si
was fon•in-law to the deceafeJ, that the deceafeJ h
been for many years in a ilate of childhood, or 0( -
rangement of mind, and had frequently made ult.. I
very incoherent language, imagining the was cm.
fined in a firange place, and defiring to be permitt.i
to go home. About three weeks ago, rue took fit,.
and was quite deranged in mind *fief them ; but tor
this left fortnight, flit ass growing better, and on
Monday evening the night of the fatal aecidem), the
appeared much better than anal ; the was frequent
in the habit of getting out of bed, in the middle if*
the night, and would- fo lore herfelf in the dark, 11;e
fervent would be obliged to get a light, and put her
to bed againo• On • Monday night fall, the was put
to bed about eight o'clock, which was her ufual hour ,
no one law her afterwards, as it was not ufual to go
into her room, after, the went to bed. While the de
ponent and her fellowtervant were at their (upper in
the kitchen, about half pall ten o'clock, they heard
a groan in the ftreet, and upon running to the hall
door. they difcnvcred the deceafed, futpended by the
iron rails, in a molt (hocking fituaunn ; they procui-
ed help, and the was immediately taken off, and car-
ried to her room. Mr. Philips, the furgeon, was fent
for, who inftently came; the was fully fatisfied the
deceafed did not know what the was about, when the
committed the deed.
Mr. John Philips, of Pall Mall, furgeon, fated
that he was called in about half pall ten o'clock on
Monday night. He found the deceafed in bed with
her garters and flockings on, which he undtrftood
was her ufual cuftom. Upon examination he found
her left thigh very badly fractured, and took out re-
verel pieces of bone ; the bad a large wound in her
gt nin, which was,occafioned by a (*pike the had fallen
upon; and afro a compound fraZture in two parts rt.
her left arm ; the was fufficiently fenfible to com
plain of her wounds, and frequently cried out for
help I he found her pet all affiitance, and remained
with her until the expired, which was in about an hour
and a half after the circumflance took place; there
was no doubt whatever but that the injury the had
fuftained by falling on the (pikes was the caufe of her
death. The Jury, without hefitation, found their
verdif—That the was deranged in mind at the time
of throwing herfelf out of the window.

BIRTHS.
On Tuefday, at Bromley, Middlefes, the Lady of jaw ma-
ward, E(. of a boy.
Same day, the Lady of T. Halt White, Bfq. of a daugbter.

MARRIED.

On the Id loft. at Leith, C. D. SiSerf, Efq. of the Roysi Artil-
lery, to Mils Catherine Fyfe, youagett daughter of the deecafsd
Barday,Fife, Efq.
On the tith init. at Chelmsford, Eifel, Humphrey llowks,Efti.
Captain of the td Royal Surrey Militia, to Mifs Harriet Atkinfolt.
Wednefday, at Kenfington P. H. Savage, Sfq. of his Majefty's
Firft Regtmsn: of Life Guards, to Mifs Stone, daughter at the
Rev. Francis Stone, Michael's-place, Brompton.