The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-06-15 00:00:00

EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

Yesterday we gave an account concerning the bead of a
11116111 raring found by amine lahoorers in Hyde Part,opmeuie
St. George's Hospital, which has Mute been owned. His
name was John Brooders, who formerly held the situation of
porter in the above Hospital, where, after a lingering
be died of a consumption, and was busied uu Trends, in
the burial ground of the Hospital at Brampton; and the
above singular circumstance arose, it appears from the ope-
ration of some ri anrrectsuis mess, mho placed the bead in the
above place, with abe clothes, fur *art.,.
Yesterday morniug Lord Sydney, on hearing of the cir-
cumstance, through the medians of the press, immediately
forwaidml a letter to the Hospital, urging an inquiry; anal
on the bead being seen it was iderstiArd ; and uu the burial-
ground being searched the body was found in the rues
without the head, a satisfactory answer was returned to his
Lordship..

Mr. dell, the Coroner, esa•ed a Jury to be easpanaelled
yesterday. and at roar o'clock in the afternoon they agielin-
bled at Ilia Bailey Muw. Monett-strut; when nothing extra to
trial has already appeared before the public transpired, es.
exist merely the above, which was related by Mr. Hewitt, the
horse A potherai y.

One of the Jury was quite at a Inas in know whether the
above proceeding was ;dewily legal, for hired not being at-
lathed the body, a Jury generally being called to sit upon
the latter.

The Sargent' perfectly aatialed them that Ilse deceased
had died from ea effective of the heart and lunge, and a
verdict of--" Died by the visilahoa of Gods"-was. re-
tarued.

A single Gentlemma, of tha same of Griwocosett, atty_
pyissit so ekgent snit of •partereeis ie Ve rulagn-buildiers,
Gray's lee. put a purled lir his existroce ire Monday We-
might, by slloolusig himself through the head 'nib a pistol.
Au boldest hiving sat on the body on Friday Ina, it ap-
peared (rum their verdict that the deceased was, at the lime
of dosostititug the rash ad, is a state of iewiputory derange-
west.

Yesterday Mr Simmons, au elderly Gentleman, was roved
dead in the is ater-elmet of his house, Nu. b 3, Foley-street.
The deceased wss covered with blood, suit had a severe cow-
Initials its the fare, occasioned by his filling hi a ft. Hr was
suit perviously ill.
Mr. G. F. Ploioll, on artist Woof* to the asap.
oilier, Somerset Hasure, was found dead 111 big bell or Tres-
day moaning last, having retired to hid the preVll.ll. evening
in excellent health ■nd spirits. An intinem having brew
suentniined, they retooled a ►erdict—' Died by the ruffle-
Hon of God."
Yesterday, at Hstlon.garden Poliremfliee, abort 30 con-
stables sad beadhueurchs blousing to the parishes eif
Cierkrowell. and St. Andrew,lburte, and the Liberty of
Sa sweinioned the Overseer. of their parishes. to
spew cause why they refused to pay them fur the expense
they were at in attend's( at the late electtun at lbertfued.
Mr. &edema Suctcon decided that shire was welsher law mos
precedent to istabitsh their claim. The complaint was ac-
evadingly dismissed.

COIZN RICHANGS, Juss 14.
Our supply of Wheat euistitsuiag very large, asol far ex,
reciting the demastct, the bade was heavy this soonsing, as.,
only the fittest qualities found buyers, for *bids Hirailay's
pokes were °Wanted, but there was robing doing iu the so-
feriur &scrip' Colas, although ulftied uu lower terms. Oats
■re rather cheaper, is cua►rqueace of immense arrival*.
Beaus are Is. per quarter lower. 111 Carley, Pease, and What
articles, there is ma alteration.