Star.
London, England, 1819-11-06 00:00:00

CORONER'S n;QVZ:.',T.

On Thursday evening, Inquest eri6:rradsti.rri:
ing,
an
house of Mr. Thomas Tomk:ns, the Dev0..4,.
Duke street, Manchester-tquate, on ihearine
Colonel l'atsfitose °ARLIE; aged go, cp
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b.'
about five months ; the deceased u•as 1-„:,e,
fc
and sometimes he would fall down. and the', +c.
great difficulty to rise again without assistance.
Tuesday afternoon witness went into the front
lour, where the deceased was sitting down by th.:
and a glass of weak brandy and water, whicii
made by witness, stool upon the table ;
ceased had been partaking of some of it,
znd
apparently very well in health. He left Lira
situation, and in three quarters of an hour, abo..it
o'clock, witness went up stairs fur the purpose (.1
ing the cloth for dinner, vi hen on opening the cter
discovered the apartment full of smoke, and
flames rushing frcm the file-plice ; he sqw the
ceased upon his knees before the fire-place, hell
bands rested upon the hobs of the grate, and his
was on the burning coil in the fire gr.;te.
immediately ran over, put hi:n on 116 bsta,
procuring a blanket, threw it upon the eec
having burned his own hands. His head was he
in a niost d:eadful manner, and one of 115 lia,.ds
burned to a c;iider. itnes said that the dt .•
was in the habit of cracking v:alr:uts, and aftcnr
throwing the shells into the fire; he had sore
nuts when he first went into the parlour, and he iti
opinion that the deceased fell head foremost bra
fire, v, hile in the act of tin-wring the sheds.
was quite sober, and was not addicted to err.
Witness did hca:- that the dece.s.sed was strbeal
falling down, but it only happened once while!es
with

Forenvn of tile Jury to witness.--Proy,r
any Follicular tervallt to atteud on the deceatt:',
There was his valez, who took an equal share
tenciance cn the deceased, but the fi.rr.er fa?
son v.-ho generally dre,sei and undreated
Foreman.--Itvai certainly his duty to be
him.—Witnes said he wa: nit at home.

The Foreman thought there was great irg'..r.:;
cached to some party. The deceased, it v.as fact
in the family, wa% suSject to these atarifis and'
it at all natural that he should be left three q'
of an Lour by himself, ssithout any member(); cif
milt', or his servants, going to look after .r.;ut, esp
cially when the fire-place vi as known to be els 44
of a safeguard ? He hoped it weld be a warrini:
every gentleman to mate his servants attentive.
Witness replied, that the deceased would nova
any of his servants to enter the room unless be rr
the bell for them, nor would he have a sal-qua-ill
fore the fire.

In answer to a question, witness said none cf
furniture was burned.

The Coroner thought the case was purely t
dental, and did not see that the least blame t%.s
tached to the servants, or any body else: And t c::
being impressed with the same feeling, tcturae,! ;is
dict of—Accidental. Death,
The deceased belonged to the Hon. East India Cc
pany, and was much respected.

PIED.
On the Sd instant, Robert Parable taller, E. of tilt,
Office' In the 37th year of Ids ate. "'
October 29, the Right ReTerensl E. Derry,- Roman C
Rishop.of Dronaore.
October 24, Mr. Borcham, one of the Constables
Waldron. He was in pursuit of some delimceuti in :Le
when he suddenly dropped down and expired.
• October 25, at Bishop ‘Veanstouih, aged 2.5. Jaliana
wife of Captain Bishop, of the 40th Iterinwat.
October 26, in his 9Sd year, Mr. ?Lt. iciadred, ci Kacd
hall, Suffolk. He was always considered a E.i.seis,::!„ and!
within a few days of his death, when unable to go oct, he.=..l
himself by shooting sparrows from his window with r.rel!et

NEWGATR AND LEADENHALL MARKETS, NOti
(By the Carcase.)
Beef ..... ...5s 0.1 Co 4s 4d I Veal 3l Sd to 35 11
Mutton od to Ss Od Pock ....•. ...Ss od to 61 4

PRICES or HAY Jab STRAW YESTERDAY.
ST. JAIIISKINI. WMITSCSIST,T.L
Hay 41 Os Od to 61 Os Od Hay... 51 Os to 61 C.
Straw 11 4s Od to 11 let Od Straw 11 les to 11 :E.
Covet 01 Os Od to 01 Os Od Power 71 Os to 81 C.
PRICE OF HOPS.
WSW LAI. STW tOCISIS.
Kent
&Mel ....... 21 les to 31 9s Sussex 3l Os to VI
Essex
FOreige ... 11 at to 21 2s Farnharo 4l Os to 9

PRICE or TALLOW,
Town Tallow his 6d
Yellow Russia 5Ss od
'White ditto -s od
Soap ditto
Melting Stuff

SOAP, &c. per 142.1 b.

Ditto rough ... ... ...... •
Yellow Soap ......... ...

Mottled ..: . ..... : .......

Curd

PRICE OF CANDLES—From Tallow Chandkre 11'
Candies, per doz. .31s 6d—Moulds, 13s Od; tid. per az.
allowed for ready rnoneyi___,.
RAW HIDES.
Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary ... is Od to Is 4
stone) Ss Od to Ss 4d Market Calf s,s Od is cs ,0
Middlings 2s 6d tots 10d Eng. Horse us Od to Os
COAL MARKET, NOTTIIIII S.
Ships at Market. Ships Sold, Price.
S Newcastle 41 41$ 6ti to 4, C 4
5 Sunderland 5 41$ Od to scs

COUNTRY MARKETS.
ORroati, Nov. 4.—The price of a Bushel of Wheat ft V,4'
The Half-peck Loaf, Wheaten, Is. 9d.—Housebold, is. 3.1.
BANlBeity, Nov. 4.—Wheat 6s. to 91. 64.-13eaos Si- all
Ts 6d—Vetches Os Od per bushel.—Barley, 341 to 4CI
845 Od to 32i od per quarter—Bread, Is 8d half peck—Bch:
540 per sack.
Uzattincti, Nov. 4.-... Wheat, per load, £2O Os to XL': St
New Wheat, £l4 Os to £2O 5.--Bailey, per quarter, VI
3ss—Oats, 96s to 31s--Beans, 42. to 46$—Peas, iCs to 00
—Rio, —6 to
NNWItIttY, Bz;ss, Nov. 4.—Wheat, 52s to 801---Etrkl.
321 to 405—Oats, 24s W 324—Beans' 48s to CO4--P,"4
to 53s.—Bread, Is 3'd to 1s 9d. per Gallon.
MANCIIIIIIN, Nov. 2.—We have had more demand to4l
eur Cotton Market than for the last month; this imP"venle:-
has had some effect upon goods, and there has been conuderib.f
more purchasers. - Many of the spinners arc low hi stock.
LiviaropL, Nov. 2.—There has been a considerable stir"
our Cotton Market to-day, the sales amounting to 3300 bales;
Bowed. and Maranhams have been the favourite sorts,,
every thing offered has been taken with much avidity, and got"
rally at higher prices.

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HIGH.WATIR at LOWDON BRIDGE TOIIOIIW.
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