The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-16 00:00:00

SUICIDE.

Til E following are the particulars of a melancholy
event which took place at the Gun Tavern on
Wednesday night or Thursday morning. A Gen_
tleman whose name is Camp, from Northampton,
where he has left a wife and five children, arrived
in a post chaise at the New Inn, in this place, at
eight P. M. on Tuesday. He appeared very un-
w.lll, and retired to bed soon after his arrival. In
the morning, on leaving his room, he seemed much
w"rse, and betrayed evident symptoms of mental
derangement. Mrs. Henwood, the mistress of the
house, on beholding his unhappy state, humanev
ventured-to interrogate him regarding the cause of
his illness, and to recommend immediate medical
advice. To which he replied, gazing wildly about
him, that it was a nervous affea:tion under- which he
laboured, and which had afflided him seven days.
To many other questions that were put to him,' he
answered so incoherently, that they confirmed the
suspicions entertained of his faculties being de..
ranged. Od being asked if there was any friend of
his in Brighton that he would wish to sec, he Men-
tioned the name of Mighel, a grocer, in Nqrth.-
street, who was instantly sent for. In the interim
he appeared in a most agonizing paroxysm of men_
tal distress, beating his forehead with his hands,
and frequently exclaiming, " Oh, my poor children,
I shall never behold them any more !"—On the M.'.
rival of Mr. Mighel, he immediately recognized
him, became more composed, and at length told
him that he came to (Brighton for the purpose'
emb'irking in one of the Packets for France.: die
soon after, with Mr. Mighel, left the New
and in the course of the day had his baggage taken
to the Custom-House, that it Might be•inVeaq
and shipped in the .regular way. In the evening,
t:ie weather proving tempestuous,:the Packet which
was expefted to sail, deeming it rather imprOent
to venture out to sea in an increasing gale of wind,
put into Shoreham 'harbour; and Mr: Mighel sae._
companied his disordered friend. to' the Gunlit'..
vern, being nearer to the Water's edge than tlie
Inn he left in the morning, where, after,SeeiniiiiS
room, Mr. C. took some toasted cheese affiliate-ail,
and drank some brandy and water ; and anMi.
Mighel's leaving him, he called the chambermaid,
and retired to his bedroom. In the mOritiing,
about 'eleven o'clock, the landlord, who had noticed
the dis Ordered state of his
.guest the , night before,
began to be alarmed at hii non-appearance, and or-
dered the chambermaid to rap at .the bed-room
door, which she did to no effect ; 'andafterrepeated
attempts of the same kind proving fruitlesi, they at
last gained admission by demolishing the dooi, and
beheld Mr. C. hanging' by his neckcloth,, from the
lath over the foot of the bed; quite dead ; and "from
the stiffness of the joints, had probably been so for
many-hours. The Coroner's Jury this day eat' on
the body—Verditl, Lunacy.•

STATE LOTTERY OFFICE.
li
ORNSBY and Co. No. 26, Cornhill.

The Nobility and Gentry are respeafully ac-
quainted, that tke English. Lottety.begins :Drawing
on Monday the 29th instant, and that ;hc, First_
drawn Ticket will be entitled. to 25,0001. The
demand for Tickets and Shares, in Town and
Country, is beyond all calculation. The early
Meeting of Parliament invariably creates an addi-
tional sale ; therefore HoRNsiY and Co. particular-
ly request their Friends by no means to delay pur-
chasing, as Tickets must rise.

The 2.9 th of 01;0i/forth, the EngEl '';ate Lo
tery begins drawing.
SCHEME.
2 - • Of - - - ,C. 25,0e0
3
3
6
8

' 22
And 9410 - 7
N. B. Only 32,0001. Tickets instead of 60,000.
The 'tickets and Stamped Shares that may be en-
titled to the above Capital Benefits, are on sale
at Nicholson's Fortunate Office, No. 16, Cornhill ;
where, in the present year, two Prizes of 20,0001.
and soool. each, were sold, divided into Shares,
and one of 20001. in a whole Ticket.

**.* Be careful to see that every Share is signed
by the Public's most obedient and much obliged
humble Servant, W. NICHOLSON.

SHIP NEWS.

GRAVESEND, NOV. I 4:

Passed by—the Lady Ann, Martin, from Genoa ; Maria,
Barber, from Leghorn ; Nais, Forster, from Petersburgh ;
and Young Harry, —, from Rotterdam.
Sailed—the Fanny, Matthews, for Dominica; Caroline,
Hayes, for St. Kitt's ; Fame, Meredith, for Londonderry;
William, Adams, for Barcelona; Jane, Smith, for Havre;
Charlotte, Cook, for Amsterdam; Agnes, Henderson, for
Rotterdam ; Hanover, Adamson ; Neil Malcolm, Hodgson,
and Simon Tayler, Watt, for jamaica.

PRICE 0/'

YESTE

.SIaGAL,

RDA Y.

Bank Stock 180 i India Stock
Navy 5 per Cent tool tot I South Sea Stock
5 per Cent. 1797,991 tool I Excheq. Bills s. s. prem.
Irish 5 per Cent. 1 Fundable ditto prem.
4 per Cent. Con. 8311 i 3d Exchequer Bills dis.
3 per Cent. Red. 66,1 7 l ()trillium 1(4 to dis.
3perCent.Con. 67ii 8 71,, 8;i 'raper. 3 per Cent. 651
Ditto Scrip [7:i ! Ditto Ann. 1 rye
Bank L. Ann. 19, tx-16 • Bank for opening
Ditto Short Ann. , - India for Acc.
Ditto Scrip Cons. for Ace. 67i 8 7i 3

LONDON MARKETS, &c.

.T. IN MARK-LANE,
I At. pA s, Meal WeiAllers,

of Novi to the 6th of Nov
the new Ad.

1123 Quarters at 6os od
366 — at s9s
9t9 -------- at sbs od
at s7s 61
189
88
451
57
ig
Jo - 48s od
3o
—Average 6os.
han last Return.

LANDS IN ARGYLLSHIRE TO 3E SOLD•
To he Sold by Public Roup, withiri"the Royal Exclvill
Cofne-house, Edinburgh, upon Wetines' - 1)t'
iSea, at "I's.vo Afternoon,
19
THE LANDS and ESTATE of ASHFIS1,"-.,-,11
otherwise called LARGNAHUNCHEN, with `'l,'
whole 1 lands and Pertinents, lying in the Parish of Nt'a
Knapdale, and Shire of Argyll.
~est
The Lands lye contiguous, and are situated o the "
Coast of Argyllshire, and on the east side of the arm of „
Sea called Lochsween, within live miles of tile Crinan c 5
nat. The arable ground, which is Of considerable extent,l.,
of good quality, and the Hill around, which is very eswf,
sive, stretching back about three miles from the Sho:e, ag
fords excellent pasture, equally adapted for Sheep or 01'14
Cattle. The Shores, which extend about threo-miles
Lochsween, produce considerable quantities of Sea-ware lq
Kelp or. Manure.
There is a gbod Mansion-house on the Lands of ash''
.and the Farm-houses, March-dykes, and Subdivisions are
ll
good order.
The Lands are at present lett to substantial Tenants,,lie
Leases current for four years from Whitsunday last.
net Rent, after deducting Public Burdens, is .1731. but oil 'be
expirrof the present Leases a very considerable Rise maY
expected.
‘: 'tor
Besides a very extensive natural Wood, which is lit .0,
cutting, there are on this Estate several thriving
closed Plantations of Fir and other Timber about twc94
years old. The Woods being situated on the Coas.t, pray
transported to a Marketat very little ex pence. •
The Upset Price Will be 52181. 16s. Bd.
Roes
The Lands abound with Black and Red Gone;
.ire
are to. be fhund in the Woods. I'll 'l,ochsweea there
1,5'
abundance of all kinds of Sea-lids, and several Oyster
For further Particulars,, apply to Mr. William Parkin
Banker, Kihmtrnock ; Mr. Thomas
Paisley ; Mr.. Colin Campbell, Writer, in Inverary ; 01„0,
and well it,
Adair, Clerk to the Signet, Edinburgh. John CamP" -
at Daltot, the Wood-keeper, will slew the Lands.

A DA-IVIS's SOLVENT for the sToN:.•and ELT
A S the SOLVENT is proved to be the ma.' ,
feetual Remedy for the Gravel and Stone, fff,,
for preventing the so justly dreaded Operation with the t;tifiliri
it is deserving notice, that .Persons accustomed to sit moc,ol,
their Study, in Courts .of justice, or who are in aaY ats
prevented taking due exorcise, may be Sec:ilea from an my
tack of those excruciating Disorders, by a few Doses
of theabove mild and not unplatable Medicine, which oc
fails to correct the Calculotts,diathesis in the habit. so!
It is sold by the Proprietor, Mr. Perry, SUrgzqP,f4s.•
9, Southampton-street, Blcomsbury-square, in Bottles
6d. t ts. and il. 2s. :Stamps included • . •
ci,,,;„004
For an, account of the mainerotis Cures of the r••loaf
Stone in . Kidneys or gladder, by the (lolvent,
and fruitless trials of Suap,.Lime, and Meplirtic,
and Soda waters, as testified by Mr. Gunning, Mr;.ove,
and other eminent Surgeons, see " Perry on the- '`v..ci;
price 2s. To be hail of Murray and- Highley, Fiect's,,.:octr
Symonds, 2c, Paternoster-row ; and R. Thtlib':.4
No. 39,, Newgate-street .
N. 13, Among fhe recent and remarkable cures Gar',
this Solvent, are those of the. Rev. Mr. Molineux, °.`s'a
boldisham, Norfolk, and of the Sonof Shipdern,
Deal, in Kent.

VENEREAL BLINDNESS, lec. •
toms,
To Mr. THOMAS TAYLOR, SlirgColl, No. 9,
Bridge-Street, London. -
DEAR SIR, at
1' is with the most heartfelt SatisfaCtion t-h •
or
address you on. the incomparable excellence of Yin
valuable Medicine; LEAK E's PATENT PI LLS• vole'
Spring of this year had the misfortiine to contraet daill
Complaint,, attended with, the most alarming all
gecoiLS symptopts; insomuch, .that I have been con s 1;
to•thy room for a ': hole Nveek together, and not able t° Est
oat of it ;' I had no rest laightnoi,day, and Siiiiered t:corsef
excluciati‘ag pain and. tortnent,.,and what was erit
my eyes grew weak and dim, so that 1 could scarce .c "' lest
any objeet, -If ever so close to me, and expected nothing
10
.than the total-loss ,•54' nny•sight,—Froin a stout, heandyt
and rather corpu tent man, ,I became a mere shadow.' 016,
Objed'of pity adel'crinipasSion. My friendS had all g'veudftli
. over, anti,thought my recovery impossible. In Ill'' dr*
to
state, and ex.pecting-every, minute to be my last, in to
World, I vas fortunately recommended by a neignb°to tto
try your Medicin'e; but having tried-all medical, ;lid tip
purpose,, and being at an enormous expense, it was soul" sot
before 1 cot; ld•beprevailed an to, take ,them; at ..last oil'
for six boxes, and before I had taken them all, 1 foul ode'siderable benefit'; toe Oros gradually decreased, and tn,,iisiv
sight grew better, arid, ;to-. the great .surprize and.ast"
ment of ;al my ,(after taking three. boxes Ingre),
1•100,
health and strength was per feetly • restorui, •aial• I tiro
(thanks to my (h5l andyotir 'invaluable Medichies) ay
and hearty as ever .1 was in my - o t
You arc at. flail liberty to publish this in any 31.14
you think proper, ..for. the •13tnefit of society aela.rt>l.64
winch I should have sent yOu sooner, -•but was teal°
• •
relapse. - I reniain, with the utmost gratitude,
Dear Sir, -youi.obliged humble Servant, R. L. L
11
High.•street; Birmingham, Nov.' 1, 1799.. to
The above Media= is earnestly recominendeo fie
Persons tlitt are in' any doubt of their being entirelY_. falter'
every Venereal particularly to those abot_trLdicat7
ing their condition in life, as it will certainly
every taint- of ilia; -nature, of however long stal!viscord
e'
however disguised under the appearance „f other `-`,
it may be; for Scorbutic, Glandular,' arid Cutancor;„lly
is
plaints, it is also recommended to be taken, esp
the Spring, Summer, and Fall.
Prepared and sold by thesole Propiietor, THSAndQn• sTo
Loa, Member,of -the Corporation of Surgeons, wo
his House; No. 9, New Bridge-street; where b;
4%.,ciiilicane,sweitrhpouattiear:iitse,eE,
ettoterpse,rsons taking tiles
1. saga
terms, .obswerying. in all _cases' theifin,l,'s6rin-Pv7011;
Patient's. name or case having been mentioned, !D'u;he col"rse
of
.own particular request,
.by Inc Propfietor,
of more than 35' years, that he has Kati the co:, rot
rc
an extensive sale of-the .above Medicine, and t.o'
ref'
arising therefrom.. at the itcr.
-
They are also sold by his appointment, gr vs,
fumer's,' No; 35, St. Alban's-street, Pall- M3',`,11.. stef,her,
bertson's Toy-sh, No, 103., Oxford-street ; orie %es
No.,
sera . Little ToWer-hill and inn. oi.
in every coble Town in England,
alonly•zs. 9tt. each, sealed up, •with allu_urto theta"
reetions, whereby Persons of either Sex -maY with
selves with ease and .secrecy. calor' uPers. i 5
N. B. Each Box sold in Great Britain is s
carnal, f
a Stamp, on- •which, by favour of - the No.
,tho
during
printed at the Stamp-Office,-" T• acid -"11
Bridge-Street,"—to imitate which iS. Felon, !
be! counterfeit.,