The Statesman.
London, England, 1824-01-13 00:00:00

MO .T AFFLIrTISti UNATII BY BURNIVO.

An Inquisition aas taken last night in the Steward's
Room. St. liartholinnew's Hospitol, b..fore 'fitom.ss
Snet.Tux, Esq., Coroti,r for the City of London, to inquire
into the cause of the death of Juliana Joyce, there I)ibg
dead.

SM►s. Mary Brown deposed. that the deceased was 62
years of age, ant lived in Lingbourne Place, Curtsin
Road, Shoreditch. She was in the habit of rising early.
On the 29th u!t. she got up about 6 o'clock; there was a
fire lighted in her room, no other person was there at the
time, and she sat close to the tire, when a spark
flew out of the rove upon her bark. l!er iltess
which was of light texture, was instantly in a
blaze, but she ha 4 the presence of mind to wet a shawl
which lay upon a chair close to her, in the wash hand
basin, Sting it over her shoulders, an l lying upon the
floor, she succeeded in extinguishing the *Mune*. When
assistance arrived, she treated the matter lightly, and ap-
plied nothing except the shawl to the injures! parts. At
7 o'clock in the evening, her pains h-eatio • insufferable,
and;she urged to he taken to the hospital, where she lin.
guished in the most excruciating pain till Friday 'morn-
ing. when she expired.

One of the dres-ers at the hospital, who atte-aded the
deceased, owed, that she was most extensively burned
about the back, neck, aml breast. The usual applications
were made, but without effect. She suffered extremely
since she was brought in. She appeared to be healthy in
other respects, and 130 bad no doubt but she died front the
effect of the burning.—Verdict—Accidcotal Death.

DRATIIS FROSI DRINKING SPIRITIL—A boy, about eight
years of age, the son of a widow, in the Manor Chare,
in Newcastle, nawed Al*Kay, died last Friday morning in
consetineoce of drinking spirits, given to him on the
snoreang of New Year's Day. Medical aid was unavail-

Thomas Livesay, after drinking at several public houses
in this town, fur two or three days; on Tuesday afternoon
last laid down and slept on a couch at the Black Lion;
after some time he was raised up by • person who went in
with an intention to awaken him : but finding it impossible,
a satoon teas sent for, and on his arrival found him insen-
sible to all impressions; he was bled, and o.her remedies
seed. but without effect, and he died the same evening.
following ,day the body was examined: the stomach
was found much whined, and some appearances of loci.
picot grangrene. and the longs were also in a high state
ofcongestion. Thoriday an Inquest was held on the
body.
b cto Os
reJol: Hargraves, Coroner. and a Ter•
diet returned of—" Died by excessive drialtiag."—((ffack
earn Jourosal.)

;MAN

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ,

BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S—Jan. IL
RIDDLESWORTM-3 to I agst Reformer-43 to 1 apt Pro-
dentte—Ai to I agst Qnadrille.
DERBY•-6 to 1 agst Seiss-7 to 1 apt Reformer—l Ito 1
agst'Agnes-15 to 1 sgst Banshee-15 to I agst Ridicule-13
to 1 agst Don Carlos—l 6 to 1 sgst Cressida-2I to 1 ago
Jessy— 24 to least Iless-30 to 1 agst' Harty Buriy-20 to 1
apt Sir Dray-30 to 1 sot Skim Colt—bo to 1 sgst Edward
—AO to 1 agst Monymusk.
OAKS.-9 to 2 apt Prudence-6 to I swot Lyrnessa—S to 1
sgst sr to Sailor—S to 1 agst Barrow-1I to 1 art Miss Jig.
Sr. I.conn.-11 to 1 agst Altisidora-13 to I agst Swiss-
-10 to I seat Miller of Mans6eld—l7 to agst Rosanne-20 t. 1
*Fat Ringlet-20 tot seat Miss Cranfield-25t0 I agst Banshee
—SO to I apt Streatham—SO to I eget Y. Cotton-11U to 1
agst Madero—SO to 1 sgst Alfred-33 to 1 agst Helenas.

—row—
NEWCASTLE MEETING, ISM
MONDAY.

Produce Staltps of 53r.
..etch: h, ft.; colts, ;st. 41b. ; fillies,

; alb. allowed. &e.—Two

Sir J. H. Maxwell's b. f. by Viscount, nut of Anna.
lion. T. 0. Powlett's b. f. by fiber, dam by Skuttle—Sir
Peter.
Mr. Lamb'on's b. c. by Phantom. oat of Lady Herod. .
------ ch, c Royalist, by Leopold. out of Rosalind.
Mr. ChScoigne's fir. or bt. f. by Walton nut of Trull'.
Mr. Riddell's h. f. by X. Y. Z., dam by Pipa tor.
b. c. Mustachio, by Whisker, out of Leon
Forte.
Mr. Loftus's b. f. by Raphael, out of Kitty.
Mr. J. Renson's b. e. Emilie. by Ehor, out of Billiard-ball.
Sir William Maxwell's Brlllenle. dead.
Marquess of Quoeitaherry's Vesta
No Produce
Sir A. Dra's Marphess
SAME DIY.

Sweepstakes of 50 sows. each. h. ft.: for three year old colts,
Sat. 31b. Shies, So.—Neweastle 'Porn In.

Waivers of gyeensberry's br. c. Krasno, by S.nolenska,
nut of Prime Minister's darn.
Lard Kelburne's gr. c. Outcry, out of Slur Stocking.
Sir J. Heron Maxwell's b. f. Sister to Fair Helen.
Sir Alex. Don's br. c. by Fitz-Oreille, dam by Ilambleto•
Man.
Mr. Lambton's b. c. by Leopold, darn by Deceiver.
Mr. Brandling's br. c. by Blecklock. turn by Dick Andrews.
Mr. Baird's b. e. t,y %Yahoo, out of Orange Boren.
SAME DAY.

The. Tyro Stakes nr 20gs. each. p. p. for two yearsold colts,

.
itst. 41b. ; fillies, list.—Three (partners of a wile.
Marquess of Queenabrrry's b. c. Tao Alderman, by Boor-
holt. out of Maniac.

Lord Kelhurne's et. e. by Vi:eonnt, out of Blue Stoaking.
Mr. Lam Mon's eh. e. Count Purro, by Leopold, out of
Weitbente Lass.
Mr. Russell's gr. r. by Orville. out of Miss Croon.
Nit% Pringle's bl. f. non,. de Paris. by Yonne Whiskey, dam
by Ring Fergus, out or Mary Aunt.. by Florizel.

SAME DAY. •
MaTett.—Mr. Rnird's e. by Prime Mininter, out of Anna
Buller, apt Lo►d Queemberry's c. by rinorbon. out of Niacin':
bt bhuttle. Toro )eara old course.-10ilgs. h. ft. Bat. each.