The Statesman. — 1818-12-23 (London, England)

POISON TAKEN BY M !STAKE. George Garrett (the deceaiei) was Mate a• a tessel calpittha Gel was • Conning, lying Ist Blackwell. add' bad twist hoard the week ; duriui . that iiine he had bees is or awtie.tof cou• tiu4al hnosseatitin, and :tad hero ordered is be shscsiatgesi by the •Cs :data. On Friday tnontiag last, about Galt past se4, a o'clock. be coded eat of Isis calm ott•Mt.lita•pbeizs,- the 4hip a Cesileclinitlr-c.1171 I to. t"akefusltinield i.lislibV‘w Itircillf 'I taiki:gd: ets' nt nit 11l ism good, of the peppermint kind, sad I babe ma& a unmake, lowa .temethiug . winch Ms poimused .(„e—give sue 1.4.1,0 for oil,',' He showed Otepheas the battle: sips* It aria ilibel, with the words •• Corrosive sabllatate," is strong.clonit meters. As noses the deceased read itse.voirkit, be said; -' i* gad, it will kill mar." . pewits dark pistil Onaphene rot eradiate; thinks the decease took it in nuptaket Steele"' raa ref a ,:iodi, cal men; s% ho cause as son to passible; hat before Ill* arrived alse ducessed, was no mom. The corouer. (Mr. UN wkst) observed, that this was sot onset 'Wow cases of scaudalaus incaution oil the part of we scatters of 'medicines which had of late re fre-,uently met the flub is r),; the quality of the inidicine wits here domicils ...asked. Same dor Ist might arise stketaer the death was occasiated ay suicide or accident; bit ia sects circumstances there blouuld bra leaning to the favourable side of the question. Verdict—Aeci. depial Death. Monday night an Inquisition was held before 'fames Swat 2eat, Esq. Coroner, at the Cross Keys, Wood-street, Cheapede OD toe body of litry Price, a well•dressed female, between:it; and h) years of age, lobo was farad dying iu the sited ou Fri. day night last. ,Mated, Bothers. potter at the Saracen's Head 1 ..E 41sat ou Fridag main last the deceased' arrival at the his between silt and seven o'clock in the Fqrtsmentit waggon; she leas then very ill, and was very unwell 'wilco she set eat from Por.smouth ; witness assisted the deceased out et the waggle; the enquired if be-knew wher.• the • Norwich wuggoa weal Rum ? witness told her that :be waggon set off from the White House, Gripplegate ; she was *ea almost unable to stand ; she poked witness if be could assist tier us 11* White Hai* Vise said he had so mods work to do that he nos usable to awn& iber , and swamis was tumble us lorocare the deceased (thole; floe expressed her walliagoen to pay) a porter. The dere:, ^Med away frees lb. las ; she bed a bundle wine her ; sews tr sue was found la an insensible state si: i lug on the step of is in Friday-street, bet her bundle had been taken ii aa) frost Isar by a female, who (be bye-slanders considered was the friend of the deceased; the Part* Oaken immediately immediately removed die deceased to the workhouse, where, on lei arrivic., she ea pire•!. 00 manila( the deceased's pocket a quantity Of silver sad Amlfpence was found, and a certificate of ter marriage. The person whams:tied ()tithe deceased's bundle mot basis% siace %Ida beard of, It is considered that she stole Me yra'47: The was a woman of* genteel appearance ;'sfeel ads in such Ips extremely wok statembeusbe was is the waggon, that the =bought is would apt titivate till the waggon at rived .io - - • v. •14411111111011 soda- ammillMek AM* proved that the deceased** ernitras-Iwt camik!ll),ff actor stioh:ace, but that she tied a hawed death. Viadiek—Di 0 bill* visitation of God.