The Sun.
London, England, 1817-04-08 00:00:00

CORONERS' INQUESTS.

An Inquisition was held on Saturday night, be-.
J %V. UNINII4, Eq. the • three Jolly hot-
eliers, Newington, upon the body of Jane Night-
ingale, a tine•young tvoman 19 years of age, ho
poisAined herself. It appeared In evidence th:ft
the deceased was a,young woonsn of amiable cha-
racter, but front senile Iliac') cause grew nielan-
choly, and bad been frrquently:found in tear:,, and
sighing,. with a rayer-book. in her Intiol. Ver-
dict—." Pied of prikon taken by herself in a sting:
of temporary derangement of mind.".

An Inquisition
,I`.'pS taken before T. STIIILI'NO,
El. Coroner, yesterday, at the kink's
Little ‘VerdstOek-street, Ma4-le..
bone,
on the
body of Jainei Herring, a boy 13. years of HO.
James Lawrence Casey, 11.14-le•bone conit,
deposed, that lie Vl.llB alarmed by the cries of the
mother of (Le tkeeast-d,- he went up stairs and
found the deceased lying on her lap foaming at
the mouth, end bloiid riothiag oi,t, the mt,ther
Said, '' orYboY has hang.liiiiiself; he is murdered,"
he saw no cord, nor ally appvariniee it his being
banged, he vrent iintheiliattly fir a rmrgeon, •
Mr. lingh M'Guire, surgeon, Great Mary-le-
bone-street, deposed, that on ‘Vednesday evening,
ationt six o'clock, he'Was sent .fiirtothe deceased;
he opened a ,vein hut no'blorid followed, he was
quite deo!il there was no mark of a cord round
his necli, it was posible he might have hanged
himself in a state of insanity, as his skid! wis
fraetacil some tithe ago. As there teas no evi-
dence that he hanged himself. the Jury returned
a verdict that he " died In a fit."

Wednesday ati,itiglist tea, held at Bodtlington;
Not thamptonshire, on the body Of. Mr. G.
shall, who (itt. the nee of */0) on tliitAireeeding
day hung hidisclt Arterdicr--Fela de se. It here.
upon the Givrniter 'warrant tor tlie
body
tn be buried in ,oiireptiblia in the. said
parish. This case sid;i,nbir depra4,
.• „..
city of hutitan nottire, 1 of.: dece.,,,(l ,k tha
fantil)i, all of whom Wv re married and
,s'ettltd, away from him, ereepting tin N, fl pour
!unhappy lunatic daughter, bereft of all .rea;,,,l.
the deceased. This
girl wits, to the totritrise and utter astnitislupent
of all the itiliabittints, iir the parish, on the Thtirs.i
Clay' evening preceding, delivered ot a tuele bastard
child; and,. shucking to relate, the deceaied ‘ras
reported to lie the father of the child,

HAMBURG 1-1 PAPERS.

BERLIN, MARCH 30.--Tile Council of State

'viii be opened to-morrow in the apartments of
`the late ateen Charlotte. The Ordinance fixing
its organization has been ready since the 20th,
and is printed. It will be distributed to-morrow
in tire Assembly to all the Members present.

As -far ,as yet transpire', This new Board will
be di'vlded into seven sections. Ist, For the
Department ; fur the Military 4 3d, for
the Finances; 4th, ComMerce; sth, the Interior;
th, 'Ecclesiastical Department ; 7th, Justice.—
Eaat of these sections has one or two Chief Di-

teciors. These are said to be for-No. 1, •General
neisenatt, together,with the Minister Von Brock-
tausen ; 2. General Ctneisenau ,and Lieut.-General
. Von. Kuesebeek 3..LientrGeneral. Count Lot-
, ; 4. and
.5. .The Minister Secretary of State,
. Von Klewitz ; 6. The Minister Von Atlenstein ;
. and 7. the late High, Chancellor Wyllie..
.CASSeL, MAtt•cu 25.—The day before yesterday
• the Grand nuke of Mecklenburg Strelitz was
solemnly affianced to her Serene Highness the
Princess Maria, seconddsughter of his Highness
Lamigrave Frederic. •
•- FRANKFORT, MARCH 26.—The .dignified con-
, 'duct and temper which the Diet• opposed to the
attack of the Elector of Hesse, which was -quite
peculiar in its kind, gains general approbation,
.. and the express confirmation
.of different Courts
Stteot”i,ively arrives.- Baden has already sent a
4tlec!cition; signifying its unqualified approbation.
- • HANovun,, illaucti 29. Yesterday the Royal
.. Government was installed, by his Excellency the
, :Minister of State Voltes. Deeken, which ,now
;takes the place of the Provisional Commission of
Government hitherto established.
cASSEL, MARCH 25.—The Elberfeld Gazette,
• and tu,trty, others after it, relates.that Germail sol-
diers daily return from Russia, and that forty-one
Westphalia.n.soldiers, natives of Hesse, lately re-
turned to Cassel.—How. easily one may be de-
ceived by such news, is proved- by the following
. circumstance :----

Some weeks since a man, who called himsel a
Westphalian hussar, named Rode, come here, and
begged an audience of the Elector,who conversed
very graciously with him, and made him a present.
pretentivl that he had been in the hospitals at
Smt,lensk, and that he arrived with 40 Westpha-
lian soldiers at 'Magdeburg, where they ported,
&c. Lie said that 700 others would soon follow,
having already left Russia. , Among these he
:rtarned several officers, whose adventures he de-
tailed, and greatly rejoiced their Jelatiwes, who
believed them dead. He got many presents, and
a direction to Fritzlsr, to he received again into
the hussar regiment. He soon after committed a
robbery, and was arrested ; on which he confessed
that he had never been in Russia, but had invented
.his story to get
,money.
ST. PETERSDURGH, MARCH 15.—Lieutenant
Kotzebue, ,Commander of the ship Ralik, has
'discoVered, on his voyage round the world, several
new islands, which he has named Rotnahzow's,
Spetidow's, Krtasensternis, Kictosow's, and
littwarrow!s Islands.
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THILAT'It;CAL ILEGISTBIt.
peeforinrd Last 4Vigke.
DKURY-LANZ.—The Castle Spectre: 'Osmond, Mr. Rae: An-
gela; Mrs. Mard&n. After which, The Bridal of Flora, and
(first true) The Inokeeper's Dangi:ter.
,CovENT-Gannstkr.—Cyoitttiine,: Leonatus •Posthumus, Mr.
Bath; Imagen, Miss Foote. After which (first time),
Robinson Crusoe.