The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-11-03 00:00:00

By GEORGE CFIF:TWYND. Esq. M.P.
Barrister at Law. aad Chairman of the (iene►al

Boylan of the Peat. for the County of teturnia:
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9. An ANALYSIS Of BLALILITONN'S COMMANTARIBS, ID
Series of Questions, to which the Student is to frame his
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Coeur:saes Istiussre.—An inquisition was taken
yesterday before Mr. Cowin, Coroner, at the Lebeck's
Head, Sbsdwell, on the body of a boy about fourteen
years of age, unknown. who was picked up floating in
the river off King James's-stairs, by some fishermen.
He appeared to have been about three days in the wa-
ter. Time were no marks of violence on the body.
Verdict--Fosid drowned. There was a second in-
quest taken before the same Coroner, at the Whitby
Town, Lower Shadwell, on the body of another per-
son unkownt who was picked up in the same place.—
Ile appeared by his ticess to be a sailor. Verdict—
Found Drowned.