Star.
London, England, 1827-08-31 00:00:00

CORONERS' INQUESTS.

Yesterday, an Inquest was held at the Q teen's Head.
Greenar boor-court, Goswell-street, on the body of Ro-
bert Tilley, aged 77, concerning whose death many idle
rumours had been circulated. It appeared that' the de-
ceased, in company with two disreputable females, en-
tered the above house in a state_ of intoxication, and.
falling upon the flour of the tap-room, was there left
by the women,Who quitted the house, and he was shortly
afterwards discovered to be dead. Alter viewing the
body, upon which no marks of violence appeared, anal
a careful examination of several witnesses, among whom
was a son of the deceaffed;and the Medical Gentleman
who was called to inspect the body, the Jury returned
a verdict of 4, Died by the Visitation of Goo."
Yesterday evening an inquest was held in the Com-
I mittee-room of St. Thomas's Hospital, before Turmas
Snevross, Esq. Coroner, on the body of Thomas Mul-
len, aged thirty-one, who was killed at the works
now going forward at London Bridge.— Joteph
Morris being sworn, stated, drat on Tuesday night
list, at about twelve o'clock he was standing at the
end of the passage leading to Olave-stairs, *hen the
watchman came and informed him that wevelhing had
fallen into the mud or water. Witness proceeded to
the end r.f the passage, when he saw the deceased laying
on the mud. They put a rope round his body, and
hauled him out of the med. Deceased was employed
at the works as a pile driver; and previous to the
accident witness had a conversation with him, in which
he said that lie was about to prepare some packing for
pitching a pile, which witness supposed he was doing.
There was no one with the deceased at the time. and
was of opinion that it was purely accidental. Tl:e Jury
returned a verdict of-0, Accidental Death."

An Inquest was held at the Adam and Eve, St.
Pancras, on the body ef J. Phillips, a youth. The de-
ceased, with other boys was swimming, and being
teized with cramp, was di owned.—Verdict to that effect.
Another Inquest was held upon Mrs. Jane Duncan,
who died in a fit of apoplexy. while at tea with her
Family on Monday evening.—Verdict, Naural Death.

THE MARKETS.
CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, Assure SI.
Our supplies since Monday have been rather small, but we coo.
flout in a very languid state for the sale of all descriptions of Main .
still fine samples of Wheat support Monday's prices, owing to the
scanty arrival, but the sales effected were very few. Barley, Peas,
Beans, and Oats, are nominally as on Monday, there being but kw
Inclined to purchase.
SMITHFIELD MARKET, AUGUR? 31.

In Beef the best Meat sold this morning at Ss. to Ss. Id. per atone ;
and the Soto Mutton maintains its price of Ss. 01. per stone.—
Veal is not such good sale as on Monday, the best Calves not feed.
lag more than ss. 64. to Si. ed per stone. Porkols not different
, from Monday's quotation ; but Lamb is scared, so goat —Beasts,
363 ; Sheep, 10,080; Pigs, 110 ; Calves, 326.
Beef, per stone, 3s. 6d. to Ss. Id. Mutton, ss. Id. to 5. Veal,
Si. to ss. Id. Pork, 41. to 51. 4d. Lamb, 4s. Id. to Ss. 441.—Hay,
per load, Al ISs. to 45 10s. Clover, £4 10s. to .t 6 10s. Straw,
42 to £2 6s.

FlRL—Yesterday morning at one, a fire broke out at
a cheesemonger's in Hackney, which was totally con-
sumed, with stock in trade, ate. The inmates were saved.
Wednesday night some daring thieves obtained an
, entrance into the house of Mr. THlsTutwoon, apothe•
eery, in Lissom Grove, and plundered it, of plate, ap-
parel, and about 71. in money, with which they got off.
Yesterday morning, about one o'clock, the stables of
W. ToNo; Esq. near Seven Oaks, Kent, was broke
open, and a horse and mare stolen, together with two
.addles and bridleh

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