The Express. — 1850-07-02 (London, England)

PUBLIC SALES.  Jima' I.—By Mr. Gtottus HAINES, at Garraway's.—A. plot of Irerhoht CDarlaa•urtet, Drury-lane, with lactor♦ thereon-4501  Improved otround rent of 451, per annum, secured for 35 years upon six houses in Johnson-street, Somers-town-5001. Leriehold ground rent of 361. RE per annum, secured for 51 years on twelve houses, Park-street and Park lane, Dorsot. e quern —S2OI. sue. WAHLTERS sad LOVEJOY, at Garraway's —Lease of th.• Lines wing-vault, and pubic-hous., Lamb's Conduitstreet, hell for 29 years. at 1051.--knocuid down fur 2,10t1.  Mt ;In. WiNsTAli EV, at the Marl—The Sion hill i;ebold sugar plantation, in tha island of Vincent, with machinery, live and dead 'toe k, &c.—No bidder. Messrs. Sac TTLIWURT It and Some, at the ?fart.—Freebold plot ue buil•tsag land, at Bromley, near the East India Do •ha, sold, is 23 lots, for 2,6101. L.uehold house, 25, Berk.•ley Ulu. Loughborough-park, annual value 3111, held for 721 years at 64-2151. Leasehold house, 6, Warwick-square west, Pimlico, let for 391, held for 75 Tears at ft. M. 9.1.-3501.  Two houses, Sussex-place, Plaantead-rued, Woolwich, let for 331., tern 5.3 jean at 61. 2e.-2251.  SUICIDE BY A CLERGY3lAN.—Yesterday an inquest was taken before Mr. Bedford, at the Plough public-house, Carry street, Lincoln's Inn fields, on the body of Mr. W. Oncost, aged 32 years, who cronnitted self destruction under the following very distressing circumstances. It was proved by the witnesses that the deceased was a clergyman of ;the established church, and minister to Darking Union, in Norfolk. The unfortunate man had suffered the most acute pain, and had undergone an operation of a moat painful nature. He was unable to follow his duties, and he frequently threatened to destroy himself. Ile had beta a patient in the hospital on various occasions, and he was again admitted on Wednesday last for the purism+ of having further advice. He was sxamined by Dr. Ferguson, and that gentleman told the deceased that another operation would be necessary. Ths deceased appeared very much alarmed, and said he hoped he should die before the night. lie was very much excited on the following day, and in the afternoon be requested the nurse to acquaint Mr. Wood, the home surgeon' that he wished to see ham. During her absence he went to the water closet, locked himself in, sad in • few minu es afterwards he was found suspended by • leather strap belonging to his carpet bag, and which was fastened to • beam. He was instantly cut down, and the usual remedies applied, but he died in a few hours afterwards. It was also proved that no blame was attached to the officials of the boopital, and rne jury returned a verdict of " Temporary Insanity." [AffvertivemenL] AMPUTATION AGAIN PRII• NUNTAD an tiOLLOWAVII OINTIDINT AND rium Entree of a letter from Mr. 8. Smith, 69, ChapeLeitreet, Dublin, dated March 13. ISM :—" To Profreaor nolloway. Dew 814—I think it only my duty to Inform you and the public of the weaderfal sure your ointment sad pWs have seseted on me. PM *MS years I bad • dreadful wend la ray leg. I tried d this faralty ta This city, but to no paper ; they informed me that net weld save my life but ampule. doe. I wee then advised by sealebraleddester Mum your remedim, which. la • held period, have healed my la& ad made it as strong as it Innnerly was."—deld by endow el modisian sad kI Imam Holloway%