Star. — 1831-01-28 (London, England)

MUTH OF LORD RIVIRS.  The death of this Nobleman, which took place nodes the melancholy nanated. has suited plat sensation at the West end of  the town.  dunday last his Lordship dined with his Gulley, at his residence in Greevener-plaw, and about nine o'clock in the evening walked out. • as he was in the habit of doing after dinner, alone. 118 Lordship did not retina home that night, sad his fanny becoming greatly alarmed, mused a strict Inquiry to be made to lead eti his etweovery. —Not the slightest sempki was entertained that he had committed suicide, se that be hod met his death by accideat, and it was therefore set deemed amessery to mama the rivers and ponds in the metropolis. That sear* however, watt mode co Tuesday and Wednesday, and ea the more*/ of the lamer day, his Lordship's :Itwas fogad sear the heed of the awry/Woe River is HydeAlthough several weidestm have harrowed at Ibis place by /=falling off the bank late the water as a dark eight, it has y yam pest been sellbred es resole unguarded, end without say hem or paling. His Lordship had his geld wwch sod mem y le his wicket, when found, se that it is widget he had not been robbed and afterwards peaked is. Tian were so marks of 'televise es hie body, nor did his clothes appear In a diseedered state. The body, when taken eat of the water, was teamed se the Pint and Hull public-hoes., Knightsbridge, where an hareem was held on it yesterday Amato. The fine witness examined was Mr. Jobe Ambrose, of Illesky, hi latwolo getad Reece. He said, I received am appointment on lam T from Lord Rivers, to wet his lordship ea Tueday last, at 13 if at his house, for the purpose of peen him some roomy that I received on amount of rests dee to his Leeiship la Hem; 1 atom to tame, but weld sot see his Leediddp, as he had pitted his beam es &Way sight, and had not sines bore heard of; the fatally won greatly alarmed ; and as his absence could tat be assolutted Iw, it was suggested that the different reads and rivers he laadea aid the neighbourhood should be eserebed. Ifessereiy (Weduesiley) the Serpentine River was tinned, and the body iisted at the head of dm river, near the Waterfall,by the Ms heaving to the Humane Seamy, about two er three yards ism the phore ; there was sot the Ageless appearance of lite ; the testutes apprised priestly coatroom' I there were se marks of vielerce on the body, we did the clothes appear to have been tern or disarranged; a gold watch was found on Ms person; it was a frosty morning, but there did eat appear to be any ice. • Was hie- lordship shert-eighted ? Very wer-signu4, Weal s he could me nothing stolen he bate}, his gismos; be had been very oftea at Mietley, mid I have observed, • when he was walking in the Adds aseng cmale, that he could net see them will be came Hese to them. Jams lbotee. a servant is the employ of th. Humane deekity, said, that em Tasoday artmasse Mr. Ambrose tame se him, mid said he bad I Mead miming, and wished to have the rensweire sad the river marshal ; I eserched the tesseveits I. the parks that aftweemt, sad se the Ihßowiag morning ( Wednesday) dragged the Seepaidoe rased with h ass, but did eat Sad the body. Another meth was the made ram* the sides of the river, aid the body was towed. It append to have hems in the water about three days. I eserebed the body, bet wok dia. ewer no marks of violence. Hie clothes did net app ar to be in the hest disorder. A geld watch, tic 3s. OL souse keys, as.. papers, a tew letters addressed to his lordship, Re. were found se his person. • • Juror. Is there 86 preteakm at that part et the river want per. mar falling le ? Witness—Hew Amens, The where the body was footed is the meet diagnose pert is the . et she rivet. Thus is no railing, ear nay geoid or limes to pretreat asaidmina An @widget of Vas description wield be ahem suss mew ar to a treet-eighted perms. Coked Philpat, sus of the Jury, mad that about sew dip eget he Wads a lemma maim to the Osmattedeee.s of Weed. and 'WWII re: gosling the Mowers stale of the very ere: where the Indy wee hit* Wed sogoested that a fierce should be placed anneal the hoed of the 'then. The oily he neelved from the Cemesisoseases vise a este, merely wilts receipt of his sisprothia. eta Dregs el she inquiry it was aratomietd that a wines tted just arrived, who had head the demessore unibielle me the bask, near the place where the body wee Feed. The Conan sod Jury, however, did mot What It warteary M examine hoe. The Jury ceemdted tegmber a few mimeses, mid the spree/ the fallowing verdict :—M Y4OOll Drowsed name the rabbi path at the head of the tiespeesiae Rive—miesidesed is, dasseesoo km stun at a' rail or ken, sad where seven' resume lately have oselisteloilly talks in." At the request of she Joey, she Owner utedsreme to Woke • nyre. watatise to the timmesisebous of Weeds mid Persia ea the sub ' • Loan Rzezas's Faun.?