The Statesman. — 1815-05-22 (London, England)

SUICIDE.—On Thursday afternoon, Mr. Lunn, an Times Newspaper without throwing it down, and not find tnem in the new interests of the King of the eminent in Soho Square,period his crying out for more ships to be built and bookseller put a to manned.— Netherlands, of the King of Prussia, and of the existence by • IHe of great The war ended in a way to provoke and at the same a pistol shot. was a man Regent of England ? The two first Powers having respectability, easy circumstances, and cheerful die. I time to encourage them. The past, the future, redivided between them the provinces taken from France * position. On Wednesday, in company with some , sentment, glory ; every thing will concur in favour. consider the overthrow of Napoleon as a safe gun. friends, the conversation turned on the kind of death ling wishes for a new contest ; and, though they rantee for the possession of Belgium and of the left which caused the least pain—this, he contended, was build ships very quickly in peace, they would do it bank or the Rhine. England itself has seized upon Iby a ball. After the business of the day, he took a more quickly in war. all the sea-ports of the North-west of Germany, and I walk in the Park, returned home later than usual, and i Some will say, that, seeing this danger, we ought, looks upon Belgium as a barrier, which covers the apparently much agitated. In the morning he break. i without delay, to fall upon Napoleon, and to de.. leow kingdom of the Netherlands against France; !fisted with his family, and afterwards said he was i stroy him, conquer France, and burn er capture all `and the new kingdom of the Netherlands is esta. !going to his room to write a letter. In a short time her fleet before the Americans have lime to build a blished as a barrier for the new English kingdom off I after, the report era Pistol was heard ; his daughters large Aeet. Yes, if you could be sore of doing all Hanover; for this object England has hunted all Eu- flew to the appartment, and found him bleeding on the this in the course of this summer. But, if you rope for alliances—she wants to become an integral' floor. Surgical aid was immediately called in, but he should fail. Failure is possible. It is snificient foe part of the Continent, and runs the risk of the total roil, the I almost instantly. It appears that he had placed us to know, that it is possible.. We may, Weed, of her finances to maintain an immense army on teet the pistol beneath his right ear, and the ball had do all that is wished ; hut, we may be obliged to Scheldt and on the Sambre: this system of continental' passed through his neck and came out on the opposite come to a peace without doing any part of it ; trey,interference will be a source of incalculable evils.— side. Mr. Lunn had lately prepared a splendid edi- we may, as in the war of 1793, draw the French When the English nation shall become a Continental Lion of the Classics, which was printed at Oxford ; armies out of France to overrun our Mlles. Louis Power, with an immense permanent system, there this had long occupied his mind, and the repeated le Desiree ascribes the former sucesses of Napoleon will be an, end of her Constitution and of her Aber. disappoinments respecting the work which he had to Providence, who permitted him, for a while, to ties—from that moment she will cease to be formida- I recently experienced, are supposed to have caused a make conquests. Bur, as Providence has permitted ble. Her really great Statesmen feel this, and hams temporary insanity. The Coroner's Jury, which sat on him to come hack to France, and even to put out the stated it in Parliament-le but, nevertheless, the Eng. his remains, on Friday night, brought in their verdict Bourbons, why may not Providence permit him, in lisp Government, by a blind fatality, is adopting _Lunacy. case France is attacked, first to defend her, and theta . • evtee measure for the national humiliation. Moo. Bow-