The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-09-30 00:00:00

OLD HAILRY.

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TUESDAY, Sere. . 29.
William fOgram was indicted for stealing a quantity of rem
a 11. note of the Batik of England, eight slollings•in silver, tied
other articles, from the East India I),.cks, the property tit toe
East ludia Comptuty. The property was also charged to he
that of certaits other persons employed by the said Company....
Guilty.
, Some time after the Prisoner had been taken from the bar,
lone of the Jurymen intimated that eke verdict had been given
by mistake, for be bad not agreed to it.
• The Prisoner was again brought to the bar, when it appeared
that the verdict bad beta recorded by the proper Onicei.
The Recommit, coasequeatly, recapitulated the case to the
Jury, which they bad declined belief done in the first instance,
and obberved, that if they, on reconsidering it, should have any
doubts, they would please to express theta, and the Printn4 r
should receive the benefit of them whendke passed sentence ba
him. He mould not, however, ruler the verdict to be 'baud
under the present circumstancii
The Jury Consulted fur a bhort time. and then informed the
Common beriesot that ilte,y were perfectly satisfied with the
Verdict they lead given.
James 1 urner. aged 20, and James Perkins, aged 19, were in.
dieted for stealing, on the bib of July last, a quantity of pinned
Cotton from the soup of Mr. Sa.uuel Hoskins, liaeu•draper, of
Shad's ell—Guilty
The Prisoners had both been tried before, and the Common
SEIJEANT told Fortier that had the friends he had called to be
character kuowa him as well us he did, they would not bus
had the temerity to appear there.

CORONERS' INQUESTS.

An Maimed *ai taken ort Tuesday before Mr. SIELfro?(-
Coroner, at the Crown, St. tieurge's-fields, near the Oncost,
on the body of a young man named DavislßMA. who •
resided iu tiumstreet, Southwark. It was stated in elide 6,
that on Saturday inure* the deceased arm from home. about
nine o'clock, for the purpose of fetching -one Papers from the
dillerent Newspaper °lice.; he had not walked above an Ann.
did yardisbefore be fell down and expired The sus of 131.
Was found about his permit). The deceased f4l upon his back,
and:slightly injured kis head. Verdict—Died by the visitation
of Gad.
An lnauisition was taken on Tuesday, before T. Samsroe,
Esq., Coroner, at the Crown and Anchor, Leadenhall-street,
on •the bad.. of a young Wanlan' named June Itomerod, alto
was a wet-nurse in ibe.family of Mr. Pbil:ips, Yri.fea.or of and
Lecturer on Chemistry, No, 9, Fenchurch-building-, (Rade..
hall-street, who put an end to her existence, on Sunday worm
log, by strangling herself with her goners:—The tauter and
mother oldie deceased are respectable persons residing in Es.
ees. About six months ago the deceased lived servant in the
(tinily of Sir 'Edward Yates, of Triog-park ; an Improper in-
tercourse took place between her and a young man owned Ste-
phen Norinp. at, lived in Sir Edward's famityt and site proving
to be in a Mate of pregnancy, both herself and the young mita
were dismitaedfrota the family. • About two months ago, the
deceased tsarina being brought to bed sofa buy (who is now 'era
We), was reruminet ded Its a .vegrou to Mrs. Phillips as wet
nurse; mid was received into h situation; lately site became
unwell.. and it was thought her illness was caused by her leaving
her chamber too soon after her epulineinent. Nis.. P. procurd
another wet-nurse, and the decemed had every atientimi %hid,
hnmallity could suggest. Durtng the latter putt of the day us
Salaiday-last, she became light •beaded, and talked• very into.
herently. After the lousily were gone to bed they wee awoke
by d wise, in the deceased's aparit..eut, like route oaefasting
nn the r7ppod. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips apparently` he nioni,and
foam, zedee,abed lying on the tied a dead. Mr.
Phillips ran fn., surgeon', and Mr.. latit lips discosered that the
deceased had tied Ire, .arters very nigh rescind her opal, a lap
was nub, end of one aa„aer garter., which nad been plant
upon a hook from which she sat4lenlrd her., It, the boob giving
way she fell, and the noise of her favi::7s awake the family.
Mr. Panover, surgeon, Leadenhall-streei. was called in to
see the deceased, he was of opinion she died of Wniogolotioa,
her neck was broke in the and the means he used to restore
her did not prove successful.
Saturday ufternoots last the deceased received a letter fro*
her sedircer, from which it appeared that he had resolved a
abandon her for another whom he conceived more %only; the
grew worse after the receipt of the letter.
The Jury returned the following verdict—We find that the
deceased, being insane, strangled herself, and thereby awed
her death.
An Inquisition was Olken. on Tuesday,-before Mr, Santos,
at the Vestry-room of St. John's, Sontbwark, on the Espy at
Thomas Lloyd, a watehmau of the craft. tying in St. Eitwisit's
dock, H ursley do w is. 'llse deceased was remiss tog some *sof
seed from one barge to another, Oa Satursaty mght,abont eleven
o'clock, his foot slipped and he fell into the river, the bap feh
upon him and prevented him from rising to the sulfate:.
He was sicken out in 20 minutes after and carried to the King's
Arms pnblic-house ; but no means were used to restore his, a
circumstance which the Coioner much regretted; became ha
had known ninny person. who bad been apparently dead In
stored to animation and sieAth by the means recommended by
the Royal Ilutrume Societs. Verdict—Accidentally Drowned.
An application way made to the Coroner fur remuaersaion to
the landlord of the house where the body had lain.
The Contra ER recommended the parish to satisfy all reasonable
claiu,s.
Several innkeepers wished the Coroner to give his opinion
whether they were obliged by law to eeceive liar bodies of de-
ceased persons into their houses, where death had been produced
by accident or otherwise, for •uell alto the idea that ported!
existed Nolo the subject, amid they thought it very hard that
they should be subject to such iitcusive..ience without MlN-
neral ion.
The CORONER said, that no publican or tavern-keeper was
by law compelled to re, rive is dead body into his lonise, no
more than ;my other bun-ekeeper : bat the parish racers were
hound to procure a pauper place for age dead, until au Inque4
had sat on she body.
*land y an I. quest was held at the Job's Castle, White
Lion-street. Norton-labour, on the body of James Wakely.
who was killed in a pugilistic contest by John Fuller. The
Jury returned a verdict of Alan-laughter against Fuller and
bisiniele," the latter being present during the battle.

Comidershle damage has been sustained in Cu.
diganshire by the heavy gales of wind and tremendous
torrents of rain that have recently prevailed. Trees
were torn up by the roots, and cottages and bridges
swept away, while the low lands have been inundated
to a great ritent.
Our day last week, two respectable tradeimen of
Bletchingly, having a dispute, one of them in a pa-
roziam of rage got the other's thumb in bis mouth,
which he litterady bit of.

MARRIED.
At St. Pancras, Copt. James Murray, of the Hon. East India
Company's Military service. to Miss J.;!lsabel') Anne Smyth,
sister of Captain• Vt. I.l.ltasyth, of his Majesty's ship Aid.

M ED.
On the 16th of ceptetaber. at Torahs's-pees, la his 71t1
year. Mr. James Savage, formerly of Maiden-law, woo'
street.
On the 27th Sept. at Reston lodge. near Bromley, Miss Hen.-
rietta Tonne. the youngest daughter of Col. Toone.
Oa the 27th Sept. at Cheltenham, aged 51, Cornelia. H. Hort..
right. LA. of Mortimer-street, Cavendish square, and Mat-
menet,. Rows.
On the 4ti.h Se at his house at M ed, near Lewes, Richard
natty. Hew pt.
aged 62.
On the Obit Sept. at Hulkrbamk, in Cumberland, aged 79,
Mr. W. Magnay. •
On the bbilb Sept. in the prime of life,the Lady of the Cher&
'Her liaspiai. of fall-moll.

COURQI/ OF EXCIIAIt
Anetterdam, 37 6 id 4 U.
Ditto at =lglu, 37 2
Annit;rdam. 11 10 C. ff.
Ditto. to sight. 11 7
Rotterdam, II 112 U.
Antwerp. 11 14 ev.
Hamburg'', 34 10 21 U
Alton, 21 IL 2 U.
Daria, 3 days's night, 24 70 U.
itto. (24 90 2 U.
Ilnardeanx. 24 90 U.
Frank on th.; Thiene, 144ex.m0
Madrid, 39 effective
Cadiz, 39 effective
fillboa, 3124
Seville. 38fr
Gibraltar. 34

410 E TUESDAY, SOY. 21
Lediera. 50f
Gem*, 464
Malts. 50
Wake, 9.5 50
Naples, 4S
Palermo, 129 per U.
Lisbon 56_

ipo- t 0,58
Itto Janeiro, 67
Dublin. t per Cent.
Cork. 91 per Ceni.
Agio of the Bank on Holland,
Portugal Gold, in Coin, 41.
per oz.
(Hid, in Bars, 44. ls. 6d.
Ness4 Dollars, bs. Sid,
Silver,in Bars, standardss.4lll:
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