Coroner's Inquest.
Yesterday an iFnqnest was held at the Ited Lion Tavern, Red Lion-street, Holborn, before T. STIItLIYG. Esq., Coroner, on the body of M rs. Susannah Keimair, aged 40, who resided in the abovc street. Slater Blake deposed, that he is a waiter at the Blue Boar Inn, Hlolborn. Yesterday, while standing at the door, he observed the deceastd walking along the street, apparently intoxicated, abd at length she fell down. W'itness proceeded to ier assistance, and on asrert-ining who she was, he bad her conveyed home, when medical aid was procured. Mr. nVm. Wrigh t, surgeon, of Grenvillc-street, Brunswick-square, deDosed that he had been acquainted with the deceased for the last 17 or 18 veats, part of which time he had attendcd herprofess.onillvr She was a person of' sober habits. He was called on to atrend tfie deceased, whomn he found at her house, labouring under synmptonms of apoplexy. He rendered her every assistance, but she died shortly The Jury returned a verdict of " Died by the visitation of God." AIr. Wrighthere'related to the jury a nmost extraodinNry irastszce of sudden death, the result of a fit of apoplexy, which had re- centlv come under his inmedlate attention. He said, that the other evening t e vscalled upon to attend a gentleman, a friend of his OWn, who resided in Branswick-square, who, he waisinforwsed, wvs suppo.^d to be dead. Witness instantly repaired to che house, and on entering the drawing-room, he found the deceasedgentlemaa sit. ting in his arm chair, {eaning hack, with his hands in his breeches pockets, and had all the appearance of being in a comfortable and serene sleep. On examination, he discevcred him to be quite dead from apbplexy. He had dined with good appetite and m-ca cbeer- fulness, and afterdinner he sat down with his wife to reading. She observed him reclining backwards on the chair, but had not thele:st aonception of the awful nature of the visit; but thought he was merely falling asleep. Under that impression she suffered him to remain for a considerable time withoat speaking to him, but when. she went to arouse him, she discovered that he was a corpse. CORO1r.ER'.q INVQUEST.