The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — 1819-03-01 (London, England)

SUICIDE IN THE REFUGE FOR TUE DL.STITUTA. On Saturday an Ingojolting' was held in an apartment of the It. fuge fur the Destitute, Hinton, hi fioe J. W. Vu Esq. Cairoller, Oil the booty of Th ..... as Da% id While, • young man, a proiteut felon, whose death. was oreasiolitd by taking a qosaatit y of Inuo4sium. The Rey. *Maori Crosby *woo he is Chaplain and Secretary to floe lostilulion of the Refuge fur the The deceased had beets there about mar mouths; he came front sae House of Correctioo, and had been there chorsnoi to or nu a felony ; but feeling a disposition tu amend Isis coiooluet. be was admitted ruin the Iliatitirttutt. Durum( Ilse time he had been there he appeared aoxiuus to be tinder the inUtortio of tobacco,tor trousrthing mu stultify him ; he wan eery peni. tent ; witness frequently heard him ray 1w MIS a pprolocuaire h.' manlier would lose her life through hi* ill roliduct,ward cool steal!, dwell upon the diet 0114 0 his usioocuuduel kid sin ill initiels of ht* it instill, and appeared each thugly oroi'o sled itad deapondiug wish ropes:, to his future prulreta or life. IC* friends were reapectable perioinr, and on thee deo eased's coming there, lie was placed in the Info snag. as aw am's"' taut, mad received [real praise fur his atiiutiusi to sloe stet:. The deceased, us. Thursday, requested peirnissioosi tiego which was granted, and of the t truing h. retained holMr w lilt John Ewes, rather intoxicated ; 'they weld n stair, too;:rthri in the la ftrtuary, and the do ceased unlocked los bu and looked over ar 1/1.1 al bottles. Shortly after he said he want, some beer, hut John Ewes thinking he hail sudiewat, wuulot not let him out, and held the dour. The deceased toed belt he would repent what he was doing, and nnrwing to list bur, be took a bottle, pu on the Ind, and lulu(' it was ascert•ino ot what he was doing, lie dropped 1411 V. U 1111 his hap 14 upon the bed, and remliseol in n slate of Main fJetion &mitt hr shell, %%Intros is certain the deceased lahumeol under the iootloo two tof menial derangement, earl was the author of tile uwit death. Mr. James Andrew Welsh, surgeon, attended the oh ceased. lie faun' his, in a state iit inuprfactiuso. A bustle was tuund with the reltiallis of some laliolanuin in is, and on err aminatiuu, it proved 11...; lie died from the efliet of law  dumps. Verdict--‘‘ Thai ne iltoaccd poioirft! hinaseg; cif Of lima bent/ in a sta:e of ateatat Orawyea,ht."  An Inquest was held nn Saturday night, before Timmins Stirling, Esq. at the Moldiest it Hospiiot, un 11,e body eel Thomas feiry, a lamp-lighter its %VeNnisiutlus.reet, who nut his death by the wind blowing thia bia lodate *hilts trimming the lamps in that'stret I. Another Inquest was held on tiMucilly evening, at St. Gites's IYurkbuiae, bef "re T. Stirling, E.Ol. use the body of Mary Ann conduit, agsd aloe yrars, who hod been blowing site weeks in consequence or the explos. f he c sition.roal, as given to the mother uf the dry. Mrs. Condon, by WiMial, 41111111#1. who Was CUlllfitll 4% r 1 the 014 Bailey last 4toustay for tomolituzliter, for the death of Mary Ansitormack, aged three iears, • Ito tort her Broth by the HON esplasion iu 4aiitooy last. lie Stroart's MOP, Drury-lame, The evidence curiespoudrii with that gibeit out the fornam occasium. The Jury returned a sardict of tosindauglater agaitut tli said William leanings.  The complaints of the querulous Jobe Balls at present are somewhat curious. 1,, forint ; slats it was the complaint when a King of f aarct was limy active 81111100 ready to minor this coutitis ; mow John is nut pleased that a FitaNcl: i. friendly e4eld inactive. A 11141tVoletit deterniiiirif Frenchman might regret this, hut wily an ri,411.1). man should du au is difficult to compsliend. wunkl seem now, in of any similitude in the formation of letters, &c. that the late hi{ PHILIP FIIANCI* was not the author of the letters under that signature. Qua rekeeme eth.t unanswerable, that of he was capable of antis;: such letters at the age of t we-iiiy-t au, lie shout.} never he able in the course of forty years alterisal a.. to write any thitski half so sod. There was scarcely aver known a season when 1114 springs were IRIIIIV/ tee at present. lis the (.01'0,7 around the town of flog, in Yorkshire, tl.ry art: now nearly without water.  nut an uncommon, a very silly chargv, fur a ifisapiwoited autin,r accuse another with stealing his blot, in a dramalic piece. The fact is inipusobk, the author so accused never can do so. as he 4114 4 nut see the piece of another author. The Nlanae,er may read them all. and it' 4• he writes inil!ell2* the Critic says. lie, and lie nngl•t put tido 181•7. of his own pieces the thoughts of ANNUAL PAUI•IAtrIENTS.—IIuw any bottom I.e. ing with a grain of Sellse could Lorin an itlej „r ing or wishing fiir atuuuol loailiaisfents lit :I eointnercial cualitry, is incredible ; for the year would then be taken up in canvassing, no pal.: he business could be transacted, awl a would l.carrly have found his way tip to the before lie would be turned out of it—to ti iu • into it again.  The stitatates of the Army Services fnr 11.4 year 1019. have been 'omitted by Write., al. al Haase of Commons. The total char4le is staisil 6,5t1•t,0021. Its. l'ke Neptune. tit.Actoon, front Leiti to is on skure on Holy shoot. The buil of the /*dewy, hut without (trek.. been nestled up oti the outside of the Spurn There ere e 9 prisoners iL Lincoln Castle fur Ht..; Ili the ensuing Amite,. On Friday morning dispetphes were remise.' .1 Earl DATUUarrs Other, front Malta m. ;.I pki, cottai .1.1. d .50.0...; nil uftio at the Admiralty, frout naval officer on that station. The Air( prase', ceps. SUM!. had rrLararill front a Paill.l3"• examination of the sluices 41he eitiriatir. is. •htt..t he Bind been assisted by aa.ler Ausltina for that purparot (rein I,'lrtsint. Thu t ies. atinti-ohip was to bring bombe c. carKu at tpt4ll.l ten the use of the duck-;weds. Item ytiests.  COURT OF CHANCERY, I men, levirod,  LAW INTELLIGKPiCE.