An Inquisition was on Sat...
An Inquisition was on Saturday taken before Mr. Hilggs, the deputy Coroner for Westminster, at the Arhite Hiorse, Knights- bridge, on the body of Lieutenant John Ainsworth. It appeared that the deceased Was found lying on his face by a tree near the pond in the Green-park, and that his hat and gloves were found lying by his side. On turning his face upwards, it was discovered he was quite dead. He was removed to St. George's Hospital, where bis pockets were searched, and a half crOWn in money and some papers were found, as also was a wiU regularly attested, and of which Mr. D'Oyley, of tise Tuer Templc was appomnted Executor. The papers led to an inguiry at Cox antd 4reen,voed's, the army agents, one of whlose elerlts came and viewed the body, and identified it to be that of Jieutenant Win sworth. Mr. Wren tmore, housc-surgeon of thie H.ospital, deposed, that the body exhibited no external mnarks of violenice, and that from the exteriOr appearance, hie should have thought the deceased died a natural death; but on opening the body, he found the stomach nmuci inflamed.-Verdict-" Didd from an inflammation of the stomach." [Advertisement.l-The general approbation which has been be- Etowed upon the first numnbet of Views it, Australia, and the extra- ordinary degree of patronage with which the work has been already honoured, have stimulated the proprietors to renewed efforts, in the hope of rendering each future liumber more and more weorthy of the extraordiniary encouragement it has received. With this design, theyv have determined (without increasing the price) to call in the aid of the; copperplate engraver, in order that the accurate and highb ly finished drawings of Ir. Lycett euay be presented to the public with thiat full and complete .ffect of ii gt and shade, in every part of the plate, which experience has taugc4thenm it is impoasible, withi the nicest care, always and uniformly to produce by the art of hi- thograph. In the second number, thc view pf Newcastle, in New 8ouehWZa]es and th4t of Mlount Dromedary, in Van Diemea's Land it will te perceived, are eograyilhgS on copper, as in future thc wvhole will be; and the most zealous endeavours of the proprie- t,ors wil! be exerted,that ever,y sucessive number shall bean improve- ment,on thle oue ppegeding t..No. 73, St. Paul's Churchyard, Ist of Augpst, If824.