The Sun.
London, England, 1829-11-03 00:00:00

EMIGRATION.

This day wss published, in 2 vols. post Svo. 18s.
THREE YEARS IN CANADA.
ina
v, An Account of the actual State of that country
'826, 1827, and 1828.
$Y JOHN MAC'TAGGART, Esq.
Civil:Engineer in the Service of the British Government.
" afir. Mactaggart was the person selected by Govern-
ment, at the recommendation of Mr. Rennie, for making
a survey of this important country, and he has produced
"Vie testimony of his services daring the three years he
was in the colony. In these two volumes the Rialto: has
carnpressed a great deal of curious and useful information,
hag
the collection of which he had peculiar facilities. He
" a"tailtd himself of his opportunities of knowledge with
Judgment and seal, and his work is useful to the politi-
'4a, the emigrant, the merchant, and the planter, as well
al to the man of snience."—Morning Chronicle.
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DREADFUL SUICIDES.

On Saturday, at noon, a man about 30 years of
age, dressed like an artizan, rushed into a baker's
shop, in High-street, \Vhitechapel, and snatching a
large carving knife, ran with it into the Bull's Head
and made his way hastily up stairs. A boy, who was
sent after him, found him in an upper apartment,
stretched on the floor, with his head nearly severed
from his body, and the knife lying by his side. Life
was not quite extinct, but he lived only a few mo-
ments. A great multitude collected round the house
until the corpse was removed to the workhouse,
A Jury was yesterday summoned before J. S.
UNWIN, Esq. the Deputy Coroner, to hold an in-
quest into the distressing circumstances, and after a
short consultation they returned a verdict that " the
deceased cut his throat while in a state of temporary
derangement."
On Saturday, Captain Robert Irwin, of the Royal
Navy, put a period to his existence at the Bull Inn,
Bishops-gate, by hanging himself to the bed-post
with his neckerchief. He was quite warm when
the landlord Cut him down, but all attempts to re-
store him prayed ineffectual.