The Sun. — 1842-06-30 (London, England)

MADAME D'A.RBIAY'S DIARY.—The fourth voitilne of this work, which is to appear in a few day 3, will, we under. stand, considerably exceed in interest any of its predecess..._ool as it will contain matters of much historical importance. lus most notable among these is the first attack of insanity of Gear the Third, the most minute personal details of which are 1114 new for the first time, to be given to the world, together Yaws the extraordinary conduct of the Regent expectant (the Prince of Wales) under the circumstances. Another remarkable ft': tare of the forthcoming volume is said to be the trial of Warm Hastings, with all the leading promoters of which Miss Burdei was personally intimate ; and we understand that her private conversations with Mr. Wyndham on this exciting topic at detailed verbatim as they took place in court, while the trial Oh. proceeding. Indeed, from all that we hear, the forthcooll volume, and those which are to follow it, will give to the Ivor a degree of historical interest and value that uo similar produc" Lion ever claimed.  COLLIURN'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR All"; EDITED BY THOMAS Hoon.—An excellent number—full of entertainment for all classes of readers. The Editor, bes/o°':' putting forth his own strength in certain " Diabolical SuggeP tons,' and Epigrams, admirably applicable to present cireu!V, stances, besides one or two other productions, has proctnw, some capital contributions from our most popular writers. paper, entitled " Contributions to the Income-tax," desel''' particular notice. " The Barnabys in America," under Ast Trollope's auspices, are represented " going a-bead" to glorious style, and Mr. Poole's continuation of " Phincl"; Quiddy" is not only the best portion of the picture of exist manners in that clever work, but will be found as full of we .1 defined character as any of his best dramatic pieces. Thers,l. , also an admirably characteristic sketch of Life in Oxfords: the story called " A Day's Coursing at Woodstock," Author of " Peter Priggins ;" and the " Reminiscences Medical Student, with the title of " Romance of a Viamg*" will find many admirers. Captain Medwin's narrative, "1'saga," a fantastic tale, after the manner of Hoffman, is ash _, and wonderful as the most German production of the Gertr; press. A very touching story by Miss Youatt, called " "1"" Sculptor of Avignon," cannot fail to interest her reader' whilst Mr. Blanchard's article, " The Thief of Time," and the essay " On the Perception of Danger," will touch their fee' ings in a totally different way. The important cloth-manufactory of M. Margand" Dufayal, at Beauvais, was burnt to the ground three days 404 The loss is estimated at 230,000 f. • THE SUICIDE MANlA.—Scarcely a day passes on which one or more persons are not brought to the Lood°,ll Hospital, labouring under the effects of poison of one sert :". other, as well as from injuries done to the person, with the I. tention to destroy life, and several are at present in that We' lent institution, many of them in a very dangerous state, lbe have done much to rid themselves of existence. On M°l3l: between the hours of one and two o'clock, a middle-aged fen 2 was brought there in a cab, from the end of Cleveland.stre% in the Mile-end-road, where she was found lying in a state!: insensibility, and labouring apparently under the effects poison. When taken to the receiving-room, the stoessebfa pump was immediately used, and the stomach properly Flestli; This gave her some relief, but it was feared that the pots" ".,ch from the length of time it had been in the stomach, canscae" injuries that recovery is extremely uncertain.