The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — 1821-07-02 (London, England)

FATAL ACCIDRNT FROJI FIRR.ARMS. On Friday last tic City light-horse volunteers had a field. day in the gelds behind the Suratl.poug iltrapital, and ea their return to their siahles, is Gray's Inv-law, some of the Genileagen gave Hair carbines to Thomas thaws, the head croons, who resides or the premise*, for the purpose of being cleaned. Some of the carbine. have bees frirpiently brought home loaded nil' ;dank cartridge, but nrscr with hall. On those occasion. Willi■m Dotson, • boy, zeroed of 16, sun to the head groom, we* permitted for •his annisement to fire off she loaded pieties in the large yard, which is enclosed by a very ►igh wall; but the back gates, which open Mtge the field, being apes Pour some purpose, the ,boy took • carbine of Mr. Head's with Ighw tato the Fmk*, fee Ibe purpose of firing at a mark, haviag, as he afterwards difilintsalsaged, previously hauled is wit► bell, sod itior at Woodigs paling that divides the field from the yard of Mr. Cuhilt, a builder, OW* there were several sea at work. The ball entered Ike vigil- grads of a pose man, ••••ra Dennis Butler, who was luaddig the last earl /With bricks, 14 being slues sea► Ma o'clock is the irregular; -the hall lodged ito his body, sad Ise fell. He was takes up is a dying stale and carried to St. ilsegbolorsew's Hospital, •akerc he died is three hones slier. The poor IMO resided do Real Lion court, Saffrosdtill, where be bag left a pregnant •wife and four helpless children to lamest his untimely fate. :portly after this fatal accident became known in the neighfiswilirroil, and the labourers came home from work, t►ey is. imireel is husdreds to the light hone stables, in Gray's tom threatening io pull thou to the ground seders the prepirtirstur ref the fatal net was delivered rep to their vengeance. .For some time alarming eusserreates were expected, until She father of the boy sent to the Police Oilier, liaison-garde•, Jinesssistrisee ; and William Read, senior, use of the officers, igsamr, and soeeeeded in calming the irriteierl feeling of the sawed, by assisting tin nt 1601 the perpetrator of tekBlNtfllefilassle act should he delivered sip tu justice. Read rosioned, sad the father of the Loy d. livered him up into his •eatalady, and be tool him before Mr. Selluu, the Nlagisiraie, who was shell silting (hciwers seven and eight o'clock) at the Police Office, -Ilattsii-gaiden, for examination; when 7 hut .asasy, of No. 6, C.arcilirge.couri, Saffron-bill, a labourer, !No worked at the time with the deceased, swore to the -Haltsge, and the Priausier was committed until the result of • Sie Coronae* inqutst is made kuown. -  MELANCIMLY sUICIDE.  We regret to announce the death of Dr. Andrews, on event argue/Ideal by the circumstance of his h.isjog fallen by his own hand. The food catastrophe tank place on Friday at Albion House. Ramsgate, where lie hail arrived only s few days Info's., on a visit to his friend, Mr. Leader, of Poto,y, now residing there. About seven o'clock on Friday morning the Doctor wits found dead in his chamber. There were &large cut and a deep stab in t!te upper part of the thigh, near the groin, which divided the mato artery. The floor soil toe bed on *loch the body lay was covered with blood. Two razors were found in the bid; one of diem was, open mid bloody. The other was marly closed. The body, whew (ern discovered, was stilt, from whence at is eoncladed that lie conatnitted the rash set soon after he had retired to his room for the night. Tine deceased was well known iu London, and lately formed part of the establishment of Mr. C'outts, the eminent Banker, as ins Fro:dent medical attendant,. At two Wel. vk on Friday no Itigurst was held nn the body, *ken, in addition to the above circumstances, it appeared that Doctor Andrews, while in the above situation, had left Mr. Cooties boost. on is visit to General Meade, and that, on his teturis to resume has duty. lie sass informed dist another Medic's] Geod.-soma had hero called in, meal theta filled Ins altitattmo. Previous to los entrrit.; the family of Mr. Couto', Doctur Andress pructisrd lina profession at his loose in Greeksteel, Soho, winch lie gave op. lie had been very clove in his attendance u;sin Mr. Condo, and his own health was very delicate; soil slihaugh Mr. events, with his chiaracteritnic geotnoiity, tontinued to him after his ninny:ll. r part of the large salary In. rojayed while in his Istrblislowent, tile loss of sittootnlis is supposed to have preyed upon his mind, and erstettituited to still fsayates impair his health, natal inert-nos the bolVlrtiti OrWl4 from which he for same four starirealtat • The Coroner• hawing sonimeif tap the evidence, ileetatopanied with some appropriate remark., the Jeer returned a venliet —lnsanity, owing to distress qJ stisd at the tiottn  I. E " PliOM SA RDAY RIC! T'S CAZ TTE• Nereids Colleperiltim3o, 1 gn. • . In pursnauceof an Order in Conseil, biotin dale tin 27th day of Jars instant, I de hereby give notice to all Peers, Privy Counsellors, and others, claiming to hove tickets sit the emoting solemnity of his Majesty's Royal Coronation, shat (it being investor, to know beforehand the member 64' persona fur whom seronsmodation Is to be provided) no tickets will be issued to any Peers, Privy Connsvllowa, or others, who shall not have airlifted to me, on or before lerday the 7th ()fruity next, Lis or.ilwir intention of attend. 'Jogai the said noleinssity. • • HENRY HOWARD MOLYNEUX HOWARD, r. Deputy Earl Marshal of England. . i.. byr.• • ..f •