The Sun.
London, England, 1819-06-23 00:00:00

CORONERS' INQUESTS.

aie
h ; TERHINED SUICIDE.--Yesterdsy afternoon
'cluelq was held at the King's Arms,Chandos-
36eet. on William Raymond Brotherhood, aged
t ' surgeon, who cut his throat on Monday In
4,439 e-court. On Mon(Ny last the deceased went
i-dt°,:he Coffee-room in Castle-court, and request-
Grimaldi to lend him a sharp knife to
rime himself, which she refused. He left the
, and shortly afterwards something was
41," to fall, and on looking up the court, the
,h.-•eested was dashing his head on the pavement,
Ivttll his legs in the air ; he got up and walked on.
`lieu he arrived near Mr. Donaldson's, the
tiat7lcel.' he moved his neck-bandlercr,ivf, and
a lancet, after a sudden start round, inflicted
(Ica
Wound. He afterwards took off his hand
e-elliet and cut his throat again, he then stag-
itr"l about five yards and fell back, the blood
e'"g proft it was useless to render any
baerlic y 5 t a assistance. - Mr. Bell, of the Crown
risete`pl, said, the deceased had ,occupied apart-
\:" at his house since February last. He was
Vj-,' times very collected, and at other times flighty.
141: "ill the last five years he had ran througl; an
' n` "use sum, though now be was in very indi-
'te •
cltrumstances? His father and brother are
respectable
his Clergymen in Northamptonshire, and
in lie and family are at Lancaster. 'When go-
leilo bed on Sunday night, he requested Mr.
rnor ;`) look into his bed-room the following
n'ut•'•• Witness asked," Are you going to kill
Rlos/ours elf l
- he replied, c. No, persons who talk
to
to, °f that do it the least, but it wa,s impossible
'Y What might happen." He got up the
fol-
-lowitig
morniog at .six o'clock, though he gene.
po It slept till eleven, and asked Mr. Bell if his
711 :Id hailr come (meaning shine money from
*ere 4 Several pawnbrokers duplicates
Produced.--Verdict, Insanity.

-,sterday afternoon, between four and five
tfek 4 ekk, a Coroner's Inquest was held on the body
toie7°Y, aged I I years, who was ran over by the
12 of, a cart in High-street, Shadwell, on
11► e Nextelmestlav last, and died in the London Hospi
e al
tiaY.--It was deposed in evidence, -hat
c,e's Playing wi, h some boys in the middle of
t
n"ie street, and falling down, the wheels went
_v. .
.1 "'in, and caused his death. Verdict—" Ac-
ellital Death."
Att
the f the same time another Inquest was held at
Hospital, on the body of a sailor,
Vt7,:::ltng to a vessel lying off King James's-stairs,
llP'l'g• It appeared in evidence that he 'Vent
ii,catc't)lt, and his foot slipping, he fell on the
pito Was so bruised that he died in the Hos-
tile next day. Verdict— " Accidental death."

.
.
ironC Qf4l'"l.z. i 3 expected to sell his usual proPor-
, Capitals To-Mortaow, when ALL the Lot-
lLY '4•11 be drawn. This is the Smallest Lottery
‘yt evet
contained Two Prize of 030,0001 !I
1., • 706, a Prize of Twenty Thousand Guineas .
.. ,,
Iris "'l by CARROLL, in the last Contract, at
p.
is
(.Ivortunate Offices No. 19, Comilla, and '2o,
"'llford-street. '
11,8, ‘lntiati DEATn.—Ori Wednesday last, Mis
li,"!Edelt, proprietor of the Marine Library and
-dttan . i . Ii °ate was tiding oat in a
itoi t.,- louse, Rams •,
P
0 IkeY'Cliai;;e,•and being overtaken by a heavy
zilower, directed the driver to make for Brom-
°tie House, the seat of Geoige Hannan', Esci.
lithen
;1• she was taken suddenly ill, and before me-7
31c41 aid or a conveyance from Ramsgate could
e (,?btained, she expired.
losil.:scope of Campbell j; onz Wigton Goal.—The
Aoner's brother, dressed in lernale attire, to-
it4:Qter with some women, paid him a visit abont
frLl`r O'clock on Thursday last. In the absence of
(,:." cosier, the Iwo brot hers, It ho resemble each
4itt,,,_,',,ex.thanged
ielothes, and on the re-appear-
tii" (it the gaoler s wile to let out the visitors,
j::b aletomorphosed lair one %valise(' off with the
•Itest decency and deliberation along %vitt) her
vo "'IC compinions leaving the brother in the
rioce t:f the ' '
Iter,u,
.., l'r"oller. The deception was disco-
-4:. nuout an hour after, when people were
Reedl:dc in all directions, and every exertion was
.
" etiect the re-apprehension of the 1"-
i) ' but be wus of to be fuund.—(Glasg"2
°Per )

PARLIAMEN T.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 22.

The Royal Assent was notified by Commission
o the Barnstaple Witnesses Protection Bill, and
'our other Bills.

The Commissioners were the Lord Chancellor,
the Marquess of Winchester, and the Bail of
Shaftesbury.
The Third Report of the Commissioners of
Woods and Forests wac presented by Mr. Miller,
and ordered to lie upon the table.
The American Trade. Bill, the Poreign Enlist-
ment Bill, the Insolvent Debtors' Bill, and a Pri-
vate Bill, were brotiOlt up from the House of
Commons, by Mr. Brogden, Lord Althorp, Mr.
Lnwndes, and other Members, and read a fi; st
time.

Notice was given by the Lail SPENCRR of his
intention to move the second reading of the Nor-
thampton Small Debts Bilkto-morrovr,'and a short
conversation ensued, in which we understood the
Lord Chancellor to intimate his intention of fram-
ing some general measure respecting the recovery
of small debts.

A Petition was presented by the Earl of Hann-
limits from owners and occupiers of land in Cam-
bridgeshire, complaining of the depression of
agriculture, in consequence of low ,prices, and
praying to be protected against the importation
of foreign agricultural produce.—Ordered to lie
upon the table.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE gove notice .of his
intention to move to-morrow the second reading
of Dunn's Divorce Bill.
The Cotton Factories Bill was read a third ►ime
and passed. atter some observations in opposition
to it front the Earl Grosvenor, who thougut it
tended to convey an ujust imputation upon the
manufacturers, and was not called for by the
evidence respecting the actual state of the fac-
tories.