The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-09-27 00:00:00

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Mrisirr7the other, bet net le 'Joked. There
were awe work, ever the hips; the evicts was eat,
and the marks wore lea state of eleeration. There
was a blackness and a porple tidier : tbey appeared
to hove been produced by violence. Fees the two
billion on the loins to the bock of the seek, there
wets ors !noises of any cemegyeare : is feet, i
think I may say some. I eteatieed both his 'booklets
Land aged there wee so braking of the skievor any wonted
that I scold discover. The clothes, I was told, were
t ; het if it was doe. by e sweet!, it eight hese been
by the let side, and did net penetrate the skis. The
week sad the 'hunt were &coalesced ; the latter ens
eek.

Coaosta.—What de yea soppy.' was the calm
of this dioeolooration io the throat ?
Witness.-1 sheetd esprevo frets ellernal vinteete.
Conosta.—Have pee aver sees the ante disco.
toleration In the throat sad seek where there had
been no violence ?
Witorse.-1 don't recollect.
Coonsce.—Was the discoloaration deett.er thee
in c.ses of death *beta so tioleace bad boos see.
milted?
Witness —les. it sat.

CORONER.—Fruss obit kind of tioloneo—o blob
--or ono?

Witnert.—Strtitolation weight bees done Met Is
the front of the neck, bat Not at the beet. If •
blow, is meet been _ 1154*
n. r. (hill one. I raw form
no opinion bow it was done. The skis was not
broken.
COIIONER.—WoeId the appestat* he,. liar the
sane e bee alive ?
Witneer.-11 wall! bete been Insfbdt pethap.
Coanza.—Ant other Mailto ?
Witeer.—Ns : I did not eta ..lete the brit; the
stockings wet. a. I pot my b.nti vary esrefelly
all over the he4.l. end 114* no ihory &mete 11.Tbere
was no *Wend Hairy on the breast.
Co ante.—Any twisty en the spine
Wiiness.-1 could discover wo apparent* d any.
I staid think them was we isjory done to it. None
of the riles were broken et displaced. No isjory tea
don* to as abdomen.

Canesen.—Yoe *reed the body.
(A Jousts acted the witness to speak eat. Mr.
Harmer said, he could sot hear him distlectly.)
Witness.-1 will explain. The earmitens is that
pert over the intestines. It Sib to a high stele of
ineareassilon, lying over the part most bryised. The
small bowels were infirmed the greeter part of their
length. Um moving the bedy. sea bleed gushed
free the swath and nostrils. Os 'pales the lades,
or windpipe, it was fell of blood ; the right !sheaf
the leogs was fell el blood; the right cavity of the
thorax cositeined much blood. The medtestine was
lamed; the right membrane of the pericardium wee
inflamed.
Coaosas.—Would Mese inilasematiest lisee wine
eaterylly after death ?
Witness.-1 nano my that. The leadeveltar
toned sad healthy. No organic etude* et
a eaters to be fatal, etcept in the right !obi lef the
lenge. It is ry opiniors silliest the toast deelit,
that he could not have died of the weeind ea the el.
bow. lem ales of replete. that it be Used tilt the
21241 day ^flee the lisiary, which he dill, mad it pedper
modleal betas bed be.. seed, sad priceleriy In the
abstrectiou of *epees geastities el Reed, the injury
might have bete clinked. I mete ere relretione, bet
there *ere no appearances of iiikbeeles bees pre.
petty bled. If copies. extracts of bleed had bees
made, it is very probable be might have recovered.
I think it proper to state this, le camespieeee of hoe.
lag understood that he bad meiked oat. Then were
aro eppeerancee of his basing been bled to the ars er
week, which are the instal places ter bleedieg.
Coaoaca.—De yea think the appearaeees ea the
beck were sellicient to cause death ?
WitimPlll6-1 believe they were predated by thole.
lammation of the ementem, sad that infamous
proceeded through the bowels, which might have bees
checked by bleeding. I did not discern dot till I
opeeed the body.
Coaossa.—From the sewersl appeenntie,
nal end laterite!, *Mt do yea embark, the cease of
his death ?

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wirsess,Acceeding to my opinloo, the Immo.
diets cause was the soffesion of bleed into the lugs.
Ido net think 'het wee ceased by the belles ee thei
thorax; I could net socialist for It. There was
no satirist violence out the lug,. It wu net surd-
Acadian that ceased death; I saw DO seetificelies.
If the injuries were set so severe as to occasion dulls
in leas than RI days, there was time for medical old
to check their effects. I Seoul distinctly my thee
death was occasioned by letterset violence. I cannot
my that the internal state was Imaged by 'mensal
violence, elthoegh it sight hive increased it. If ha
had had a disposition to inflammation Ist his breast,
the iniamrostios eceasiosted by the Weise. might
hale Iseteasad it, se as to nose As rapture of
Mood vessel, Which might have occasioned the safe.
sloe of hieed foto the ions. I timid fors so opinions
by what wens or imparts the braises on the back
were predated. I cesl.l ant perceive by the levee
"rhythm be bad had soy cugh. I usenet account for
the internal appearances; bet 1 this& the eatessel
marks would not have appeared hem the barred
leßammation. It is possible that the internal sp.
peersoces might hale existed subset eatetrial vio-
lence, bet that is uly conjecture. The isles-
nudism might have existed without it ; hot I
think it was produced in the abdosee by esteresi
violence. I think the •inj•ry dose to the Shores
might have occasioned the paralysis. The testier in
the neck was inflamed. II I had attended the de-
ceased duriag his illness, l coed have esplained many
circeinstaacts much more satisfactorily. I think the
appearsoces in the breast mast likely to have arisen
from the berstittg of a blooti vessel. I think it nips*
likely, if it was occavinued by internal violence, that
it was done ou the 16'h of Assert than parties. I
1/1/11% know what medicines he had taken. The rood
of pals oil, which is used fu marsh-eisllows, was
more predominant than that of putrefactive. ThO
pis abort the shoulder and also in the legs, I think,
most probably, proceeded from the internal state it
the body.
Is answer to kJ arymen.—l saw eethirig the me'.
tee with him bet rehtt might bane been remedied by
bleedisig.
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