The Sun.
London, England, 1806-10-04 00:00:00

CORONER's INQUEST.

• Mr: MALIN, the Coroner for the Verge of -the
Courr, having been informed that a young man bad
beenfound.deakin his:bed, in Angel-court, -Char-
ing-cross, on Tuesday evening, in consequence of .
the ill tame Of the • neighbourhood, :applied to his
Surgeon .to go and -ekamine the body,
On Thasday afternoon Mn MALIN held his
:quest-at the Ship Public-house,iChating-cross;
.. Jane. Rbffee 4tated;..that on Sunday afternoon, she
:was in the house,-•• No.. 5, Angel-court, where,*
.deceased and` thinking he called here:she
weat'ino his bed=room, and foundthirn lying in bed,
upon leis left side, reading a'book he told her he
:not.:calLher,.. and she l efttl;e :room ;lain. .
Ann 'Slaney, who lodged in the adjoining.room •
to, the-deceased, said,. his narrie.-Nvas Thomas Lake,
a-hair-dresser, and:ofa very respe6table family.. She
likewise saw the deceased in bed, on Sunday after- -
noon, lying on

John Ito ),71diAlpt-jktry4l ltea,r:ned, 1/2,9,1-Tuesday
:evening, the deceased JiaLuni_teeti seen since-Sun-
: dv, aft erhpion., ,ws4 to, his.r_lirp--d.oqr• taly./ id
A _
itig fast, Bal'le'd several time,s ; answer be-.
ing given, and the fteylieih'g inside, be broke open
the dtlor; fiAind the dec:l:zised in bed, ip"tiles.‘itifie:
position as..described by the, first Witness,. with 'a
bocik irr hiYatud, a corpe.

••, ; .
Airs•:l;4hp Art: ft,' • S -ta-cplX Y.Y °l'
• a ,
t 2ut:6 exanallied the .body, but cquld..
not-diseiiWr any i4nrbediate=ause of his 'death; ifts
neck and fate' Ikere 'but that th
,
frequently the case with dead bodies.
' This iieeciunt Was confirtirled by'another Surgeon_
in- the ueiglitiburhood:
-The--Atty; after some eonSultatidn,• returned 'a
verdia—Died by the. Viiitatidihf God.

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CO uNTA

-.CANTERBony.—Jou:s. Somfax,,Esq, our Ifayor.
Eleg, ?net, ,JAptr.s ,Pl:;.upcf.',..Esq, the. new
Sneriff,b,aVQ-;_biegn respeaivety.sworn,into of
WO•I4cT,,EIL:---.Four thags3nd.; four bundr4d.and.
thiptppockets ,of hops were sold in one day at our,
fair, at front 41, 1 ss. to 51.-ss. per cwt. At our last
market were sold, rather at an advanced price,. 1 1 9 1 .
pockets of,new; and 1 2 1 of old hops.
.thil fair an inimense, quantity of
Derbyshire Cheeses were sold, the prices 655. and
665. 'per cwt..
~
IPswidt.-=-JOHN SPOONER. and ;
JA MES TORSiT.T
hayie,k:ijeen sworn into,A
,office of High Bal-
- tlnepsUingy ear.
• R pp-E.-1: TIQc fC -ESC' our new
IkLvor;liffleeln invested iiith the insignia of Office.
- NoßWlcff.--=-17irtm.i.A;16 IN,II4THEws and -JouN
AN i3LL, . s qr.s. are eleaed Sher'iirs of this City for
tear ensuing. ' .
GE HOGG, Ei(l. our new Mayor,_
has commenced his Orlicial dutit-s.
TnErrolls.-JoSivit GILL, Esq. has been clii)sen
.I\dayof Borou2.fr for the ensuing year. •
:-•BcirwrcK•.-5,,-The freedom of- this town.hasabeqn-
presented to Sir A. M. Loden- ART, Bart: and -ALE.X=d-
A iv- 'OEq Towklns,' &q. tWo cr:rididates for the next,
Clef ticin.' ' '• "

WbIiKINGTON:---Tbe.hunt has cornineneed, and:
the, balls will take, place every Thursday mid Friday'
evenings while it lasts. _
TEWKESBLTRY:—Our Races afforded excellent
sport ; seven horses started for thp • Members!
which-w'as won by Mr. EMBDEN'S La/NE.

• LEE/33.—a..... R.. BRAMLEY, ESQ.. has been eleaed
ourChiel.Magistrate for-the ensuing year.
DONCASTER. —,- JOI-IN Mojuus,, . Esq. has.. been,
chosen Chief Magistrate of .this antient COrporation
for the ensuing year,. • . .
. . .
YORE.',—EDWARD TIIEAKSTON.E and TOI-IN SPEN
CER, Esqrs. are elated Sheritisof this City for the
ensuing year. ,

FROLDE?.,r.—At our fair The show of ,slicep .'x-
coOed 1%000, t7early the whole of N*VIIICII were 5°4

A scene truly gratifying to the English Merchants
at St, Petersburgh recently tool: place in that .capid.
On the occasion of laying the firs( Stbne Of a ne':v•
Exchange, every Engii,h rvit.rchzint in the phicif W4s
invited. This ceremony being concldded, our.Nler
ellantsw&e.inviied to a sPien4id entertaininent, at
which the E'mperOr presiaed in,person. The- ease and
affability 'displayed in'His' Majesty's deportnient- was
the theme of admiration amongst his guests:. 'Every
delicacy that could be .prOenred was spread on the
table, and the choicest 'wines' gaVe a zest to the
heart. During the desert, the Emperor took 'the
opportunity of presenting- td every= British;lller-
.chant agold medal, of the vahre of about -six. gui-
neas; having On one side a striking likeness of, the
EMperor, and, on the reverse, an elevation -of the
Imperial Exchange, as, intended to be built. His,,
Majesty,'atthe'satne time, desired them to preserve.
it as a memorial of his respea for the first commer-,
cial nation in the world, and as an
_indication ,of that
strip friendship which he always-wished to manifest
towards England; After drinking several appro-
priate toasts, the company departed at a late hour,
highly delighted with their entertainment, and the,
attention with which theilhad been honoured by
His Majes'.-. _ •
E' There. are at present in Petershill garden, in the
neighbourhood of Glasgow, an apple tree and straw-
berries in. full_
blnoin .5 and a few,days, ago, there was
eta the stem of a raspberry bush, of the first years'
~rowat ladeil with ripe fruit..
A .Gentleman in the city ordered his pofter yester-
day to- purchase two parasols ; the fellow immediate-.
ly set off,.and presently` returned. with two pair of
soles, which' he had purchased -at Billingsgate for
eighteen shillings !.
The Cordial .Baltri of Gilead is a Restorative an,'
equalled,' 'a bracer of. the whole: animal. fun6tionl:
'This. Remedy, this Balm, is now 'in the highest I.
it is resorted to by' the first nobility' and gentry
in the united king:lain ;,•every day' adds more en4'
comluinl to the virtues of this exalted medicine
than can' polsibly be published ; yet those easel
which from time to time'have appeared in the public
Prints are so convincing-, 'well attested, and extra-
ordinary: in" theii, natare, 'that. that person 'must:he
void of belief indeed,. who does not attaell'credit to
them. . - . • • . •

SHIP NEWS.

CRAVESZND, OCT. Z.

Passed by—the Jane, Marshall, Devina, Aries, Euplle-
,mia, Sangster, and Recovery, 'l' ay lor, from Tobago t w!(S-
;bury, Carr, from Dominica;; Dale,' M'Cabe, Albion, Link-
later, and Haddock, Redman, from St. Lucie ;
Hall, Wood, from Antigua ; Blenheim, Miller, I,aurel„
Falmouth, Prcietor, Grenville BaY, Mann, and Mar-
.garetta, Moll'att, from Grenada"; Union, Dear, from St-
'Petersburgh - Sussex, Truth, and Favourite, Volans, frogv
,Surinam ; Berwick, Welsh,' from harhadoes ;
:Mitchell, and Crown, Adams, from Trinidad; Favourite,
'Holman, and. David, .M2A skill, trotn ',Demerara ; Print
of Wales, Greirson, St. .Vincent's,.Say,,and Nelson, Her-
hert„from St. Vincent's.
Sailed—the ThameS, Hall, for Africa ; and .Vier Vgin- •
den, for H.ynbro',,