The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-12-10 00:00:00


COMONRIMINQUEST.
Yesterdayefternetim an inquest was held at the Pluck
Care, Street, Chancery Law, before Miens, Esti
Deputy' COroner, oh view of the body of Mr. Dae
White.
Ricbard ,
it•Hulland, of o. 44 ;Carey Street, Chaucer?
tam,. idioms. emcer, diposrl, that OR Monday mornieg,
alvout half put eight o'clock, be arrested the deceased at.
his house, No. 21, Dorset Cresust, Morton, sad conveyed
him' to No. 44, Carey Streik aforesaid, (a lock lip holm),
belonging to-Mr:Medford. Tbe deceased seemed to be in
goad health when' he &nested hini ; *boat hell past 64
o'clock, wittiest heard the deeetied Vary taken hi, tad b
went to him. The deceased was darned into toe sot
appeated to be in a fit ; he was able to speak, and mai.
plained very much of bisbeadz—he seemed to have lost the
use of his left side. Mr. Walne, a surgeon, of Chancery
Lane, was sent for, who bled the deceased in the arm;
pied other restoratives ; but no hope was held out that cW
deceased could live loog. About half past (derv' o'clock.
be died:
Mr. Daniel Henry Wale*, of No. 1.00. , Chancery Las%
surgeon, stated, diet he was sent for to attend the decease'
between 10 and 11 o'clock, on Monday morning. Wit.
ness found him a small yard at the Sark of the house,
of No. 44, Carey Street l there were several persons wtend-
ing him ; he was in a state of almost entire insensibility,
and took no notice of the questions witeess • proposed le
him t witness had him removed op stairs to alted, shot bad
his feet pot into warm water, besides opening a vein in his
left arm, whence blood flowed pretty freely ;bot his breath-
ing was very etutteroos, indicative of a pressure of the brain.
He expired about an hour after witness saw him, at be
supposed from apoplexy.
William filohlis stated, that he waspretent when the
deceased was taken id ; he was sitting in the parlour be.
tweeo two gentlemen who intended to become hail for hire,
and was talking very cheerful ; he got up as it going
towards the fire place. and was seised suddenly by a oak %
io his side, he staggered, and would have fallen but for the
support of the persons with him ; hewis led into the yard
for air. and Soon after became speechless ; Mr. Wales was
then sent ft*.

The Jury returned a verdict, that the 'deceased •lied of
apoplexy.
On Thursday last (4th inst.) an inquest was beltron the
remains of the mach lamented Robert Vyurr, E.q. of
Hathorpe, who, on Monday last, being oat shtiotfrng rabbits
in his plantations, attended bya •ervent,on getting through
a hoixe, his gun went amideetally off, and otelanehely to
relate, lodged the whol of its contents in his right'side.
He was immediately carried hone, and even, pcmoibl.
assistance afforded him ; hat we hare the painful 'duty of
recording that, after languishing till six o'clock the tent
' morning, he expired, to toe deep regret of a nensmols anal
amiable family, and an extensive and highlr vestretable
circle of friends. Verdict-4' Accidental lent`;'—(Co.
ventry Mercitry.) •

. It appears, II length, to be detinitiveny settled. that the west
of extending the line of the Grand Canal to Rellteestcm, will
commence ,early in the next.year. The several Proprietors.
through whose lands the proposed line is to ea...bate-hem
called upon for the amount of their respective claims, that deeds
may be prepared, and the several seinaliquidated.,
FALSe Evros' Clt DATICTIRD.---Tuelsatolipapte,
named tlenry Bardon and John Mei, Who wereeeniletit I at
the September Old Bailer passions. of. • blaltimay robe .y
upon t labourer, named 'intim Thoro,kave been by'
teflon, of Mr. !Sheriff LAVER taken yet, of the hands of to
eaecutloner. Ever since the conviction of those .two-mati the
greatest Interest has been excited in the parish of Mery4-
bonne, where the robbery was sworn to bare been continuo:l,
for their characters formed the Most marked contrast .to the
circumstances of the robbery with which thee. were cherw•ft,
and moat important evidence was bronelit before thettecretare
of State, in consequence of the exertions of Alia-worth/
Sheriff.
The evidence proved so satisfaetory,theta frees Irom
hi. Majesty was yesterday sent dew. AW
were Immediately liberated.
'ealteir' •
Mr. Richardson, the Lniier Sh as . epos the
Rueter of the prisoners. end been assured that the epaiortao de
fellows have always acted with the greatest Wildly, and
that they should be received' into evert lannedwiey moons
any one-of those in whose aerate.e they had been employed.
Mr. Sheriff Laurie has most benevolently pledged himself
to nag every exertion to repair the injury they have sinetspinel.
For many years such a detection of a talswelairge hie nut
been kuown in the prison of Navigate. • • '
On Friday night
.week, the bank of lifeasrs..,Seamet Rope
. and Co. of Liverpool, was broken open. and every lock.; in the
place, except one or two, was opened ; but with the exception
of Sal. In silver, and same papers of nd Value, the depredator:
were completely foiled, the !hole of the property In the data;
having been, securely placed out of their reach. It hiM brr.t
ascertained, that the entail's had been on this premises Vr se.
veral nights in-succession, prior to their last effort; thimiler
had, either by impressions, orotherwise, procured keys to epee
the outer locks, and, having closed these door:, hed.preerlided.
as in a regular siege, to the inner securities, always taking
care to leave the drawers and locks closed,without any appear-
' mice of violence. Two of the doors had two locks oil, sal
Some of them were patent ones, and particularly strong and
good of their kind.---It was only on occasion of their teat
visit, when they found themselves haled by the unusual per.
cautions taken for the sec 'fit), of the property, that the stern e
lock of the iron bookcase, within the large iron safe; wet lett
'spoiled, and that two drawers, in one of the desks. 'were
forced. A number of papers had been carefully eramin;•,',
and amongst others, all the checks which had been honour,- I
for the bur preceding day:, and cancelled, were taken. A t
atte:opt was recently mede, on a bank fa the ueiglibpurhood of
London, which proceeded' so far, that the parties bad obtained
access access to the more' valuable hooka and paperOnd even ex-
tracted the particulars of the cash'on hand fur several preoeri-
ing days. These particulars were regtflarlyeocirntinilited to
Vickery. the How•street officer, bpone of ttre /tang, Wu ap-
prover, and the °filmic immediately wrote to pat the hankers
on their guard. bankers at first treated the mattre eery
lightly, and in reply, said they wokki defy, with theirlecka out
faatnesses,,any attempt teat minds be mode ; bet undisseacer
informing them the amounts of the, cash they had onduied
arc
certain days, they saw their dangei, and too, proper steps to
secnre themselves. Many circumstances lead to the anspitiox:
that the robbery attempted in the present thstance, and tea
more successful on the care of our Chief Magistrate, cad hien
planned and executed by the Very men who were wig 'gel in
the attempt near London.—(Liverpool Ads.)' '

M A RRI E It—At famheth Church. ou the 9th instant. Elizabeth, dun'"
ter of William Reece. Esq. of South Lambeth, to Derry 'Antal. E•q.
Cheater.
At St. George's, tlanorer-squale, Philip Longman., Esq. of Geri' nd,
Sabine,micond daughter of J. Elton, Esq. of Bristol, and niece of t
Admiral Sir W. Young.
DIED.—On the Bth ind..at his house In Gower-strezt. fledfor4 igilare. 43.
Jourdan. Ems.
On Monday evening, Mil instant, the Right Renewable Thomas ffoele.
aged 70.
At filatkwell. near Darlington, Durham, on the 21st ult., Inhis 73th year,
t'ap'. it Mlllbanke, R. N.
On the Jul instant,iu the Minoan. Robert lirOcklioles, Esq. of Chigwelh
row. Essex.

COURSE OF EXCHANOIC.—Tcesoaz.
Amsterdam.. c. f.. 12 3 'fiibtaltar •301 0
Ditto at Sight 11 19 Leghorn ..,.. • 4(.! it
Rotterdatn. ........ .....12 4 Genoa ..
....43,¢ 0
Antwerp F2 0 Venice ItidlaiLls..:•.97 50
Bath burgh. 37 S Malta... ... . ... . ..... 445 0
Alton* 37 9 Naples • 34 0
Paris, $ days' 5ight.....2 70 Palermo ' ' groz 117 0
Ditto • 25 Od Lisbon • al
Bordeaux .. .25 90 Oporto • ',',; ......... .3-1 U
FrankfortontheMalb —157 • Rio Janeiro 49 . •
Petersburg 3us p ride.. SI Bahia • -: At 0
Berlin ....Cur Dolls 7cl lOgr. Dublin tI. WI
Vienna, Ef.ll n flo 10 13 Cork • 91/ 0
Trieste ditto .10 14 suzuots. • . •per oz.
Madrid ~..:30f 0 Portogalgoldincoln.ol,osild
Godia ......36 U Foreigngold in bar431.17,16d
ilboa .39 0 New lloubloons.... 315 d
piretilklna ' • `3.so 'NeW Dollars O4 9
Seville ....
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