Star.
London, England, 1828-04-14 00:00:00

'GS OF CREDITORS. BASINGI-lALIA!

TOMORROW.
W. Holland, Rotherbithe, linendraper
J. Gill, Lang-acre. dealer in pictures
F. robinson, High-greet, Poplar, Ironmonger
W. O. Hills, Rathbone-place, pawnbroker
C, Baxter, Ipswich, lisendraper
J. F. Cole New Bead-greet, chrononsater-w
'W. D. and T. Gilbert, Leadenhalbstreet, opticiaas
o:Nottage; Wayland, auctioneer
. J. • Aldridy. Wandsworth, Surrey, calico printer.
W. Chalducott. Dorking, surrey, surgeon
Johugni, St. Mary Au, money scrivener
Barr-street, But Smithfield, tailor ..
If : B. Town,'Brighthelaaston, Sasses, linendraper
-pArias, Hyde.greet, Bloomsbury, bill•broker
DIVIDERDS.
L o.3loilesi and CO. 'Change-alley, &c. tifahar meitibants 1t
T. Cligiesurorth, Bethnal .green, teadealer •. Updsair, fit. Jassis'a.street,coater4ionur *F /.. • to
0. Barnett, Old Mate Horse Cellar, Piccadilly, bask-keeper it
It. Triggs, Sora.raw, Hampstead-road, a pperpf.te pri der a
11. Comfort, Hosier-lane, ollin-fnruiturc manatacv.iini

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COittSN r Ntit" C ST.
Saturday night ea ttlituest was held at the 0,101 pr,,
in Nutford place, Edgware-road, touching the death r.f
Daniel Conned, who while employed as 4 bricklayer',
labourer, in repairing and enlarging the buitdingt
the Western Hospital, died there.
He went to work and ate his breakfaq as mull cat
Thursday morning ; but between ten and eleven o'clock,
he was seized with a bowel complaint, which, notwith.
standing melcine, bleeding, fomentation, and a war*
bath, were administered under the direction of Dr.
Scudamore, the physician, carried him off before
midnight. He was an Irishman, and when he was
dead his friends demanded the body that they might
" wake" it. It was refused, that inquiry might be
made into the cause of his death ; but they mistook the
.motive, and supposing the surgeons intended to dissect
it, a large body of Irish assembled on Friday aliernooi
'n flout of the Hospital, and would have caktied it awai
by force, it the police officers of Mar y-1 i.bonne had dna
been sent for in time to prevent it. They were also Is
atendance on Saturday night, for the reputed wife of
the deceased refused 'to leave the corpse, and threatened
to assassinate the first person who attempted to mats
an incision upon it.
The evid. nee of .Dr. Scudamore was taken, and be
thought, in consequence of the sudden nature of the at.
tack, and the speedy dissolution which ensued, that it
was necessary to open the body.
Mr. STIRLING, the Coroner, wished to avoid such a
measure, if it could be done consistently; for he knee
an Irishman would rather have his head broken when
he was alive, thin have the smallest incision made is
his skin after he was dead.
It appeared alterwards, by the evidence of Joanna
,Scandling, the woman with whom he cohabited, that
he had been subject to a violent pain in his bowels from
his infancy, and complained first in this care on Saturday.
" So long ago as Saturday did he," said the Coroner,
4, and did he take any medicine?"
Witness—Yes, your Honour, when he came hetue
from his work, he said to me, 44 Joanna," said he, 44
got a big pain in my belly:" " Have you, Daniel?'
said I, " then ill make you lame tay, and On a drip
o' gin in
Coroner—Gin 1

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Witness—Yea, your Honour, and a hap'uotth of
pepper. '
CoRONan—A hop'tvorth of pepper
Witness—Sure, your Honour, I did all I could N
relave the pain.
CORONER—And did it cure him? _

Witness—Well, your Honourohe next dAy WasAystet
Sunday, and Daniel was nu better, so 1 wade mote tap
CORONER—And put gin in it, I suppose?

IVitness—Nn yoin fronour, rum-
cnstostan----dh ! rum ; and any pepper ?
your Honour; and I said to him,
" This is Ayster .Sunday, get shared, and du (said II
base a little-more to drink. " I've no money," said
he. " Well huie plenty of 'Money," said I, and I
fetched him a gla-ss.ofs.bilindy; and, his disorder was
ttated in asimilar way-Until-the day. of his death.
The Conowait asked the witness if any quarrel had
taken:plece between them.
" Oh no, your Honour," sbe replied, " there would
not be a raison for it: he was the most beet man alive,
and. mote so than ever when he got.a drap o'drink."
CORONLR—Suppose these Gentlemen should wish to
have his body opened, not out if curiosity, but just
io see what occasioned his death, would you con•
tent to it?

Wi.ness.—Not I got this table covered with dia•
moods and gold.
ConoNEk —Have you any reason whu*rer to susptct
he was poisoned by any body ?
Wi:ness.—This Gentleman here whist gave him th 4
physic just before he died, asked me the sauce. Well,
Si.," says I, 48 if any body gave it him, it w.s
No, your honour, nobody poir.uted - him ; it was Goo's
will to take him.

A Verdict was returned g. D'ed by the visitati ,n of
Qop;" and the body was given up to the friends.