The Sun. — 1823-04-02 (London, England)

CORONERS' INQUESTS.  . 'SUICIDE IN TUE CHARTERIIOUSE.—An Inquest held on Saturday, before THOMAS STIRLINGt Esq. Comer, m the housekeeper's apartment at the Charterhotuiei dli :fie! of the body of one of the pensioners, named John Wightleseit aged 60, who put an end to his existence by cutting his-direstHugh Scott stated he resides in the Charterhouse, and ho • known the deceased since his infancy. On Thursday night witness- parted fromhim about 8 o'clock. On Friday morning, about 11 o'clock, he knocked at his rooin.door, bunsuld not obtain admission. On his return from chapel he a W ) ed at the door, and still received no answer. The door being wrenched open, deceased was found lying across the bed orhis stomach, with his head downwards. From his appearance he must have been dead several hours. A razor .ease wo lying by him, but witness did not observe a razor. Witness had been in the habit of frequently suing deceased in his NO, and of late he would scarcely utter a rational sentence. 111 has no doubt deceased was at tunes deranged in his uuntl. lie seemed always in a drooping way for some time putt SPln'e," bending he had given some displeasure, and should ha ter"' out of the Charterhouse, and come to beggary. Witaese elli. deavoured to convince him of the fallacy ,of that opinioS7 and there was no thought of the kind entgrtained, but he woo' never give up the idea. The Jury, being perfectly satisied, returned a verdict of " Insanity." DBATII IX A BROTHELo—LASt night an Inquisition wss taken before Mr. HIGGS, Deputy Coroner W for estminster, 21:. the Exeter Arms, Burteigh-street, Strand, upon the body ot James 314Kenzie,-a wealthy tradesman at Bronipton,et his death under the following circurnstanci i—Oti Saturday afternoon the deceased met in Fleet-street a woman of the town, fore, and now cleated her to a dram at a gie-shet,,„: a short time afterwards he met her near tiomers'et'ln29- , and then he accompanied her to a low brothel, No 13 Exeter-street. They had been only about half an boar Ito named Sarah Andrews: he had seen her once lit thsuergrwoo:n,,inwhen he complained of some bad stench, And wer•lt.,, open the door: he was in the act of falling, but she cauOt l'i; eL r In her arms and called up the chambermaid. 31' 1/•reed ordered the two powerful emetics, which did not operate; he tc4)k 18" Dr. of blood from his right arm, which did not relieve 1140,.,,, r. Donoughou, physician in the Adelphi, was Pent for, anu•s°,,f Biluagckumbiroorve-sintreetot, bweasosie)cnitle, la :in: ay (I: otitlttit:::, blood could be got, and the deceased exhibited all the sey ~:. toms nt. apoplexy. lie died about 9 o'clock in the ev "'s Verdict—Died of apoplexy by the visitation of God. SV'e la' THE ACCIDENT ON SHOOTER'S Ilit,r.. -ho s wa merit to state that the French Lady, w so dreadfully injured in consequence of the- °vet,: , .100„, turning of the Szcallozz• Dover coach at the ab°r place, expired on Monday about three 0 0 . her name is Cecil Jacot Duval, .ond she, 1"; hearing the melancholy occurrence was T 7,, journeying farobnriotlilrearnicne,L'‘ov ni tttlone her 111),I:s::Ingleortilii,e4:0.: bpeoiugrnhaonotd, and. 'Tie bexcitedody dueoewp ian%tvearieisst the tcoroner,i -- .. Alit  was  WlELAstirot Y hi5friend'5............-.........._ . Paper of Saturday rano 4 last we announced that a fire bailee ~ 0, the extensive