The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-02-13 00:00:00

MISS MARY INN MOTT.

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Thersday the Inquest se the holy of Miss Mary
Ann Mott, who was found drowned neer Brighton,
wet again semmoned at Itottingdean, agreeable to
adjournment, on Mondsy, for the purpose of col-
lecting forth*r evidence respecting this mysterious
and melancholy event.
From the examination of Mr. R. Mott, uncle to
the deceased, it wrested that the roans tidy be.
greyed no participle? (metes of a distressed or din.
erdettleted mind on Senday last, that she complain-
ed of a palm in her heed before dinner, and retired to
bet sheather for half se hour. She sat down to die.
user with the family, sad et three o'clock in the af-
teroon the deceased left home with so intent to p
to church. Witness was surprised at the long eh-
seem of heselece, end mode enquiries the same etea
Big at the earth elides, sod among the Maids of the
deceased, without gels's& any hsformation. Between'
nine and ten o'cloek, a loose piece of paper was
intend tin the stairatee, evidsrotly the heed-writing
of the deemed, coominiag several incoltereot sea-
emcee, red et which were whims with a resell,
and obliterated. Wituen thought her mind was dii-
ordered. The donated bad lived with bier twelve
Mouths.

Richard Brut wet the deceased on Sunday after.
noon, shoot five o'clock, walking near the Crescent.
Witness addressed ber, bat received no answer.
Mr. Sutton, surgeon, examined the body, and
could net discover soy marks of violence which
aarsald cause her death. Witness had no doubt but
that she died by selfotstion.
The evidence el Mr. George Mott, cousin of the
deceased, was conclusive as to the vesnifemation of a
disordered mind, on ems or two eccsaions.
After an investigation of sit boon, the Jury re- I
turned a verdict of—lnsanity al 'heti:tie of dramas:l
herself.
The body of the deceased was picked up on Mon-
a., morning, under the cliffs, st Greenway-hill, a
distance of three wiles from Brighton. It is sup-
posed the enfortenste female threw herself Into the
we (ram eft the Crescent grails. The singular cir-
cumstance of a yeses see and woman being seen
about Ave o'clock en Senday afterooon, sitting to-
gether on the beach, at Black-rock-bottom, by one
Daniels, who gains his thin as a sea rover, and
passing by these jest es it was growing dark, occa-
sioned a strewn sespicien that the deceased had been
snorderod. The patient investigation of the Coro-
ner's Jury bas volleyed the public feelings from this
painful 'opposition.

An accident of s serievs nature occurred oa Fri-
day, by • spirited horse reoniag away with • veld-
/le, in which hl r.'and Mrs. Smith were reteralag to
London. The accident was etweeioned by seas ads-
c iev o s boys throwing Moses ; the effect was, Ihat
Nis. S. had her leg broke.
On Friday waning the body of a female lafeet was
foetid io a ditch seer Kestea•sgeart, it appeared Mt
hare been dead some time, the body was takes to the
/Is arden Arms for a Coronet's lowliest.
lloaatu bluitusa.—On Teseday last, after a di-
ligeet search, the body of John Morley was fiend
sosrdered and concealed in a small lake ea theism's
of Mohono, at the diatoms of a mile frees Deo-
ntseway. It inhibited marks df the most savage and
creel barbarity. Thee* weretwe centesions es the
heed; the throat cut mress, a Wee gash on the left
beesst,with several other (maws on the body end arms,
inflicted with some sharp weapon. From the infer.
1114•11n11 hitherto collected, it appears the deceased
(who dealt in cattle and generally carried some mo.
airy shoat him) intended 'shag to the late Cerk Frei•
lions, end desired a person with whom he was to
travel to call for him on the morning of the 19th alt.
at the house of Daniel 111•Getelhy, (Sawny), of Me-
horn*, who owed him some esene), end where he
would sleep. saying he would mot lace the home
till called. The person celled secordiegly, and was
Ira lie wont away in the night ; after which be was
not seen till found is the lake. The said M'Carthy,
his inn, and two daeghteri,were on Wednesday coo.
aimed is the coact) jell, to take their trial al the gn-
awing Assize.; and thoegh nothing farther than
►e.ulig circreibtances hare yet appeased, it is hoped
the perpeteaters of this horrid merest Will net
e.. al * edvetlisheJ.—(teak :b/velar)