Star. — 1814-08-22 (London, England)

INQUESTS.—Saturday evening an Inquisition was held, on the Debtor's-side of Newgate, on the body of J. Kirby, who died by a fall down the steps from the accommodation-room.—J. Cordis, a debtor in New. gate, deposed, that the deceased came to visit him on Wednesday morning, and after partaking of a Tian. City of beer, they adjourned to the accommodationroom, where they partook of four pots more, and a pot of half-and-half. Witness then shewed him into the long-room, when they remtied and had more b. er ; and, when going down stairs, they both fell.— Witness was much intoxicated, and did not recollect any circumstance afterwards.—W. Flewstope saw the deceased and former witness fall down the stairs to. gether ; deceased did not speak.—Mr. Watts, the House Surgeon of St. Bartholomew's Hospital, said, that the deceased came to the Hospital•in a Coach, in a state of intoxication. He spoke incoherently on the following morning, arising from a concussion of Ilse brain, and died on the Friday morning. Deponent was of opinion, the deceased died by an effusion of blood upon the brain from concussion.—Verdict— Accidental death. The unfortunate Miss WetenstArc, who was inhumanely murdered in London, is the daughter of a very respectable farmer of Street, neat Glastonbut y, in this county, and about four years ago was an assistant at Miss COLE'S, milliner, of this city, where she was much esteemed for her uniformly good conduct and ac;reea Me manners. The yeepeteator of the hon. aid deed has a brother residing in 'this city, who has for many years followed his bUsiness as a biker, with the 1.1141100 credit and respectability.—Batli  .... ...  1.V4401; glee* t • ;/ .Velterclay neotitini, sellie4Aiiiiiitetrs Ma one o'e.c c 'lc a fire broke out at the housesof)Mr: Os)? 0'v..11114 stWirklmini:.hlaVoe,; .No 4 Ss 1 apPoOte Y,),Meprooligh,stok which witt44. tipd'ed with, the most pipTotcClibli-clrcomstances, TTf kllprars hit Mr. kr!FigS 10 it doiiirhusiti ss 41 chi alkop which • was °non titttih tivtive'Vo'elecklafter tvhich the family • mind: tO. 11,04. inorilep, soOdly after the fstigue‘s 414 Ask &yr wiheit tern; prei miscis were discoveresl hy Abe. ystelimars. /tames, as he was callinioneOrkticktli-aßran,g $ 'rattle and alarmed the-oilkfibOilylcolsa'ol4 dcior forced epen, and with cliffictiley-i•W•tend Mrs. Way.: arms, and their family, .wino slept oh thcfrst floor, were rescued from the names, wits the. Aoas of every article they Fere7p9ksessed of. UnOtnikatelyguold topple; who occupied the ikood. fltiwW, together ivithi Mr.-Wkrtcnev inaid.vervmit, who ileit liS the gars t, pesished in the flames. 'TM Ore hurno with stie4 ,rapidity,-that coMmunitated to • Mr; titEw's, baker, next door, and before the engines-arrived, that hove* was enveloped in times.  •. . 1•,  i).bont two o'clock ieveral engines arrived, whichi providentiaily stoppslitha fursher pi ogress ofthe4f-I structive element, With *lir eieePiion of the UppcipaTtl of Mr. Ciratnemi% dieedeinbiter, net '.di)Or W.Arantir. There was. ttot4 Lingle article of*Mr. WATKINS' saved framithe Haines, and but verylitda of Mr. Daaw's, both of which houses were bun agl to ]he ground.. • All the upper part of Mr.' CwAntAN's house dowa, f to the first floor was buined, and but very livie or: the property saved ; the whole exhibited a shucking spectacle of smoking rubs yesterday.  A dreadful fire broke out on Thorp-ply pigh kbniti ten o'clock, in Rosemary-lane, vrhiebilleitaleW— struct :on to the neighbottrhood: Sy the rvertionfoe, the firemen it was got under, but not until three] dwelling houses and some sheds and stabling wags' constimuJ. A Coroner's Inquest was .held at Leicester last' week upon the body pf John SOU, who was killed byt the kick of a horse. It iirliearell that the deCeitted was beating the horse- Witti assist. aver bis kin having at tho same time hoistol.bis tail and btanding behind him, which occasioned his herlslgoing. with full force Igainst the belly o Af! unforinhate•man; he laid himself 'down on the cordbin and:erpired instantly.  ha .o.loe WOOZY . .