The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-10-09 00:00:00

TIM CUA.IIII.

His Majesty's Stag Hounds will meet this c!ay at K
Beech Hill, atoll ow Friday at Ascut Itsce.ground, at t,a
o'clock each day.
H. JolliEr, Earl. F0x.1.0...0v will begin regular
Hooting Ibis day.
The Sorrry Fox hounds, late the properly of J. Maherly,
En" which are on. kept, by subscription, with H.
Eng Sinieseir, will likewise besot mil Monday next; and it
ix expected that Huey will be su ,rte.l with great spirit.
The Sausterstetul Harriers hunt reetdarlY tin M"rlaY.
Wednesday, said Saturday; and inert at the Kenutl at hall.
past ohm.

COURNING.

As a party of genii...wren were coursing on the estate of 'ls,
Richt Huss. C. A. Pelham, at the bark of the•lsle of WS4m,
the hare was th Men so hard that it could not mirk. in
supreme it took a course to the cliff and ran over, /411.m/ea
by both the dogs, and they were killed on the spot. What
is likewise remarkable, the sane party wee coma's' in the
same grounds last year, when adec surf a similar death.

CORONER'S lAQUEST.

SINGULAR SUICI DK

On Satiardav aftrruoow an inquisition was tAen at the
sign of t►e Wheat Sheaf, Red Lion-streel, Holborn, letfuee
Mr. Siirliar, one of the Coroners for Middlesex, on the
body of blurs Whittle, who put a period to his eliseenee
by hanging himself.
It appeared that the d .1 was only about 14 years of
lase; he was son to a respectable tradesman living la Red
Lion surer, and errand buy at the shop of Nit.. White, a
surgeon in the above street; he had been in a di state state
of health for some time, and was observed of late to be-
come very low 'pirated. Verdict—" That the detwastd's
death was caused by his own act, in Miming himself, Wag
at the time is a state of mental derangement."

Letter• are in town from Port-sin Prince, slating, that
a Comanue of Foreign Nlerchanis haul been Cleated to in.
quulre into the encomiastic.'" which led to the late otelan•
choly fire there, and to ascertain the amount of the Inns
sustained. It was proved that it originated in accident, and
was nut the act of incendiaries, as aas at first apprehetrilrO,
and that she loss on the part of Foreign Merchants, is kink
debts truly, was equal to 700,000 dollars, all which debts
became cancelled, the sufferers having had no weans of
off chug IUIIIIIBIIICC.
A most affecting circumstance occurred on Mon-
day morning, in Yes k, of which the fulltiwitig are
the particulars :—A 'ming worn an, of the name of
SAR 1)0DOSON, a motive of Catterick, haviog
become the unfortunate dope of an artful villain,
and fiwliun herself in a state of pr-soinicy, took
some tune ago at the house of a relative of
hers, ill N.erth-street, and was ekpected to have
been delivered in the course of a few weeks. The
circuisistancia of the case, however, i•resse'l so
heavily upon her mind, that a complete at rte of de-
apoihlency ensued, and rapidly toe/eased, till, un-
der a deep souse of remorse. shame, and angoisli
for her own folly, and fur time pet filly of liar dr-
criver, she became indifferent to eve.y oilier sail-
ject, and on hlouday morning decd of a brulen
heart, in the 25:h year of her age.

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