Coroner's Inquest.
Yesterday afternoon a coroncr's inquest was held at the WVhite Hone, in Gevent-garden market, before T. Higgs, Esq., deputy coroner for Westminster, on the body of William Forster, a re- spectable music-seller, who resided in Lisle-street, Leicester.square. Charles Edwards, a medical pupil, residing in St. Alartin's-lane, stated, that he was called in to attend deceased between 10 and i1 o'clock on Saturday night; he found hirm at a house in Rose-street, Covenrtgarden; he was quite insensible, and in a dying state, he was too far gone for witness to render him anv assistance; a quan- tity of blood was flowing from his umouth. *sVitness went fbr Ur. ihunter, a surgeon, in l ong.acre; but on his return deceased was Sk. Hunter confirmed his statement. HXe thought deceased died from rupturing a blood-vessel. ! ) nmtor fe fale. s-tated, thar xhe rnmt th deca d on Saturday night, who toos her to a . ouse in Rose. s*teet, when eagot into the room he sat down and coaghed vio- lently; witness raised is bicad and found a quantity of blood flow- ing trom his month she was muci alarmed, and called the inastet ef the house to her assistance, who immediately sent tbr a surgeon. but deceased died withih ten minutes after his arrival at the hoase; deceased was not intoxicated. r. Kemble, the keep.r of the howse, confirmed the statement of the last witness; deceased had been at hi% houey two or three timies before; he did not speak when he entered the house. Tavlor is a very quiet woman; never knew her to rob any person. Mlaria Robertson, alias O'Keefe, was servant to last witness; heard 'T'aylor call for assistance; she fetched a surgeon; deceased died in about ten minutes ; she searched his pockets in the presence of Air. BHnter; she found 1s. 6d. and some halfpence, a silver pen- cil case, and a pair of sapectacles. John Forster, of 152, Toeley-street, a son of the deceased, said he had been subject to a complaint on his lungs; he frequently coughed violently and spit blood; bael no reason to think he had been rob- bed, thought he died trom violent coughing: deceased was 61 years The Jury,s after a few minuea' consideration, returned a verdict Of-.i' Died by the visitation of God-." CIORONTER's_INIQLrRXT.