The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-07-31 00:00:00

Mrs. Sarah Richardson, 133. Coarehmtreet, bestow.
Creep. deposed, that she accompanied the deceased, eta
'was her aunt; they were on the Spitalfields tide 0
Bishopsgate-.trees, and todk each • small class ai
brawl, ; there were several carts peed** and they snit.
ed till they ail west by; they then attempted to cress
the street ; the alereasrd was formers, Won the stair.
coach horses mobleoly cameo's: she paned one of thew,
hut the other touched !err en the shoolder, and she (414
when harem, enacts sod all, went over her. It, wet
coach with font horses. Th. deceased was 4r, y,,, 04.
Mr. Jahn 31athews, 8. Skinner-.trey!, deposed, tint
he Picked up the hody of the dere.seed,„ and carried it is
a elate of insensibility to the public-horse at thererarr
of As.ornmireet. A Doctor was sent for, but she. el.
pired in • ahem time afterwards: the first wh-el 'by
erne over her bode, and the hind one over her neck.
gdwerd Paul. 14. Acorn-street, turner, said ewe j,
ceased expired in Isis arms.
rerdiet-e-Aecideatal Death. Deedand .W. aplo e
coach and horses.

Yeeerday as inqalsition OR. taken et • the Side, is
Castle-lace, Westminster.. before A. lien, Foul. Levan,
on the body of John Hetketon, a boy wilt two year.
and a half tad. who en Therefor leaf was filayibc D„,
his father's hoirse• is Weal Peter.streid. when a els
drove up a horse and cart ; he was riding on the hers ,
wheq the child ran tinier the 'wise.* erg.; the i„,
reached the child with his arm, but nroppe I hint alai.,
when (hit horse and raft went over him; the wh-.1 riot*
ed his body and killed him on the spot. Verdict—Ito.
denial Death.
Yesterday ewening an inquisition was held on the bode
or Mister Frederick Press, seed six years.
The parents of the deceased reside at No. 7.lireet
street. Thtobsid's 11.144. On Saturday last his mother
was making some sweet wine in the p.rlour, which
Caused an immense swarm of Ries to hover mend, aid
on the next day they increased in number., and were,
,great annoyance. In order to diminish them. a peast.
worth of fly-water was obtaised at a chemist's is Lamb
Conduit-street, which was placed in two 'ascent, acs
laid Mar the wine. The deceased on vier int* fie
room saw the sae ter and its content.. which he tbsegbt
was some of the wine, and pnuing it to bit moods seat
lowed it. A hey about 13 years old. who happens) u
be preemie saw the deceased drink it, and after he fwd
swallowed it, he said. " it has burned my mouth, bates
• eery sweet, Jetn. will you ta.te it ?" Shortly after the
deceased was seized with violent writhing,. and althorn')
medical aid was promptly io attendance, and every ant.
dote quickly adateistered, yet all of ?roved Meer.
teal, and the poor child expired at three o clock oe dm-
dar looming. in the most excruciating amity.
the-Jar' returned a verdict " that the deceased art',
destally drank the poison which canard his ilissolatios.•
Another inquest was held the same day on the bib
of a line child, named Jacob Blare/era IS months.
The another of tbedecemed resides at No. f., Mikhail-
street.Miewerowoad. Oe'Saterday mereing, in terse
qualm pf her room bong very small, she, to make recie
for the breakfast-table. tamed up the bedstead. While
the family was setting et breakfast, the deceased es
'Wasiak amosgst the other,. and on pianist dews the
bedstead, the child was discovered dead. At the time
the mother timed it up she thought of her Italy,
who was lying in bed asleep. being in a violent rages
the amement, having bad a manel with one of her loft-
ere about some rent.-7fbe bed was earned op &beet sa
boot before ** mimed the child.
The Jury, in strong terms. enisnailvertell au the res-
duet of the mother. and finally returned a verdict—
** That the deemed was accidentally smothered' by in
own mother I"
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We antlerstmad that is emempsynet of tbe mem
don in the price of Malt, Mr. Ceard ate, :f the By
nig,* Welk Brewer/ has determined to make his AM.
Table Ale. and Tabk Beer of meta superior quality a
will enable Wm to defy alt competition. When we ties.
eider theimportance to families of possessing a beverss
free from the maxims ingredients smelly employed is
the empositioe of that necessary article, we nand
be surprised at the exteasive patr be so dram-
edly enjoys. Such patromo we hope will akin
he given to meriteriem individuals who prefer a Mil
profit and fair name to the risk of destroying the health
of their fellow-erratum by a wicked and nnfeeliow ea-
pidity. To satisfy theism fastidious as to the gentile-
ness of his articles, Mr. Caorlim makes half-yearly do
followittg affidavit.
‘ RicsAaa 'DRAMAS'. of Booligro Wells Brewery, Me.
Table Ale. and Table Beer Browse. raketh oath elm wick
that his Al., Table Ale. sad tilde Beer, are brewed bye
Malt and Ho pa only. and that he never has, nor over will
permit or solder any drags it other Warbles legvodlosto Is
be used Is Ms brewery. " R. Gutman
" Swore at The Merlon-}louse In the City of Loeb"
Mardi di. mit, before we. littesAT. Mayer.
N.B. Orders executed for Reedy Aleakey.--All knits
met be post-paid, or sot insetted.
ADVaailliZalarej —Tits principal difficulties with
which the skilfnl Medical Practitioner has to ~wain.
in preventing or curing the symptom of the Tearreal
Disease, originates ia the abased concealment of their
real Mesabi', which usually characterises the allictri
persons, sod in the still mere absent reliance which
they too often plane apse the boasted efficacy of wow
UNIVIIIMAL SPIICIrIe which is unblushingly ream
mended by the disinterested inventor, for the &vials
erre of this disease. in all its various stagm, mailer
done, and appendices. By the rational and comiderate
them UILVEIL•reI LING Remedies, are of coarse sever re•
social*. lint. unfortunately, a very nonieroes beefy of
persons, labouritig under this disease, have yet to learn
that the first requisite towards their cart is an errlp ap-
plication to Practitioners of talent, observation, and rf•
perigee.. To persons of the *bole descriptios, and to
all those who are acquainted with the tali rings which
such persons endure, through neglecting' to apply 14
proper mum of Mk(, Dr.-Eanr, son isloweree is si
Millen a raise. can only further say, that he is tee
sited daily. by persons of both saxes, at his boom, 5).
Dean-streer, Soho; and, epos U. practical result of his
ksowledge and experience. Is prepared to rest hie clans
Ito the continuance of that patronage and approhatim
which he has so long and se largely enloyed.—Oh.etie
the oanaliet,-311, Dean-street, Soho, is a private Howe.
opposite MlLard'sstreet t me end of Dean-street 1,24
into Gerrard-street, warty opposite the Unmet Tare
penny Post thricet and the other unto Oxford-street
Advice gratis to the Poor.