The Sun. — 1826-03-29 (London, England)

SUICIDE.  Y t ettlay evening an Inquisition wits taken at. the Doetone.commons, before Tilos' As SHELTON, Eqq., Coroner fur London, on view of the body or nits. Mul Tiornsoo, who terminated her ottetenee under the following eirournsttincest—r _ _  Mr. Joseph Sharp, of the Chambers, Doctors'-commons, was sworn, and deposed, that he had known the deceased for the last 12 years ; she was housekeeper to Messrs, Tebtat and Sons, Doctors'-commons. A few years back, in consequence of saint.: private calamity, she became despondent, and was frequently in quite a deranged state of mind. Mr•Tebbs, 'however, front the deceased having lived so long with him, igill retained her in his service, more from humanity than the use she was to him. On Sunday evening butt; about seven o'clock, the 'de:. ceasted canto to his chamberit, anti said, that her master's premises were certainly hartuteci, and that during the whole of the previous night she could not get any rest, in consequence of people attempting to get into the top of the haute, and begged witness would allow her to come in, and sleep in one of his bsck offices till morning ; Witness tried to compose bet :mind, and asked her what peoPle had attempted to get into the house? She replied, they must be ‘,‘ Spirits of the am" Witness.having previously, known the state of ber mind, begged that she would go home; the deceased appeared much disappointed At his refusal, And went away. The following rooming he was called on by Mr. Tebbs, who said he could not get into his chambers on account of not being able to make his housekeeper .hear Witness accompanied blr. Tehba; anti amen was employed to gain entrance into the first floor window, who opened the street door, and on the house beings e,oched, the deceaSed was discovered hanging in the kitchen from a heok tea the wall. .She was immediately cut down, but life watt (Oho ottinet„ and the body cold. eveCnoirritetriisTehaeptiptel:ter ititteeltedaseerdangetotidletsitautepr 'you toe previous Witriess.,--Nes, most certainly.. Jurer,---Thd any other person sleep in Mr. Tebbs 's house besides the deceased Witness—Not any; Mr. Tebbs and his family do not re. side there ; he merely .uses it as, an office, and leaves' in the evening. Charlotte Stirling, on her oath, stated, that she had knowu the 'deemed for several years ; she was considered a person of unsound mind by every body in the neighbourhood. The tie.. ceased called upon witness on Sunday evening last, and ged she would allow her to sleep in her house ; witness dined, observing it was unsafe to le we her master's house alone. Several other witnesses deposed to the detested's unsound state of mind. .  ..... The Coital.; utt 'remarked, that it was very clear that the fortunate deceased had deStroyed herself whilst labouring uu. der insanity. The Jury itn' medistely returned a verdict---" That the deal ceased hung herself, being at the time of unhound iniud.",44 The deceased was 42 years of age.  MEI4AN(3I()IS EFFEcTs of INToxIcATToN, al. The ease afforded tt, rnelatteholy evotteee of the !atal conmetpsenree which are Ithely to (mo.oo'lool a too free to4e or Ardent apirits, The deeemed,,, Irmo the elide:tee, it appeared had twin in a -,tate of toothaoelt intokicatioo for everal days , ail found fat (hair tittito delti4 habite. The Joey returned a verdict to the efreet--" That the detcased 4.144 of Ntlitbl:Atit" OT.ga*lout4 by otet'ssive drinking."