The Sun. — 1823-05-09 (London, England)

MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE.  I ----...ti......(FitOst THE nitis•ror. OSSIEnvEIt) On Monday evening last, a man of gentlemanly was observed by several persons walking by the Avon si .t Conham, a hamlet within two miles to the eastward of this ti y. Being' lie accosted, by a woman, with the idle question, arias_,,,,, me to revet i• looking for a wife ? he answered gloomily that he " h.. wife enough already." In the same neighbourhood is a boos% To , a strati 1 state of decay, the-door of which had fo fognie time conup 1,1,(4. open. yesterday morning the door wasnd closed.; and 113., circumstance, ' derer, induced several persons to enter it ; where they found the. 4 f°ll°wlng lines penciled on II I 'cl e copied by A gen . a wa , w u i vier tae ofthis city who was among the, spectators ::,,. it invite, oomy mansion will suit my pur tfosw''' - world coupled with recollection of the solitary Wall ol woes, this sluill read this! I vale of tears. Bernet-fiber, whoever. ~. _. n despair, and cast one more re ectton on • ing places. This shall be my last watering'Pble• milt loss 3 great, but my labour has been indefatigable, s e ..., g:rn),,,atgleaandinacelorrat sciinty7l butag well lt ktiltioariwnsiinnnziunot;g.t venter' what avail. it • for jealousy, that green-eyed monster, has '..,, appearance Fo_c:sited his contagious venom in my breast, and my linti.tk I.ll'_'; `wriTilnPhing in my downfal ; in a few hours more I shall 0_,:!.!, --- that was not—in oblivious shaule• Then will the lism.',u.; man's azure But hide nn n liel be mocked ; then will II fall, and he sink, unpitied, into his own nothingnesg. , " Then farewel, world ! and all I bold most deg r ! Let those who know me drop a pitying tear. Dear Wife I. repine not at my hapless fate, But bear it with a mind that's truly great, The world's a rough ocean, on which we ride,. ' , And tempests toss us wild on every aide; dheiasrfaChultils--tdrenhiotsf And many a wreck is daily to be seen Where just before was happiness serene. rove• ! I must recede, since I cannot at to my f° Jov. sphere. But why do Idwll • I it 9 BVhat is 0 , rate man lik c so- ong upon i• . the art gear or --'s °gen tio d_.,_ .. e, but a Horse in Battle, rushinginto,o; _ 1., dear i wife and wn 4 ifarless and careless rapiditiy ? Bat on • ;it ;00 in the children !. after all your --, wto sl►tdl suPP° .1 lon r trying hour, when you shall bear Of my indubious 1,1i4,r, ytlolueirrlFovaethyeort'isillio;e, _.., former premeditated itfated c,atastrophe ? Well! a little longer, .11115 getting dark." froth a weary --- I must recede ; 1,. , The permit,' ervatiorl 01 ~_e the river's brink, and near the edge ' 1 ,ater ar3s b mark of a fon Strict search ts ita of a man in the which descentlil I, hop.oo, been found 1 a not, wa. made flr the body la when this was written.  Basra we:carTiedon 11athersTormilY. te' 1....r4 Of W4' y . 110 tyou havea,ve a , „ tioverrol, A Synod, assembled in 11".; 1? were Continually accusing the leading sPe3-be more thous hoard the period when the debates affection,ltusur revolutionary designs, &c. " Whitt Ca" tom errY great meakein. tile, eon" tni 1 „fib' oic' one of them, Counsellor O'Gormathoyou Keller,"than to bring such charges against rne; Atid 1 knef know h , _ (replied K.) and a great pike-hetet ili the e./%l,iriliallt the Conqueror, enjovned every Knight or nlHßTilastig4 who had been with that Monarch at the battle 0, ~.e keel to do he haraanee for one year, for every roan whom 0 . keel slain there -and .1, ; f for ever; of . during forty years w,,,, woo whom he knew he had struck ; and if be , ' 40 P"' of thesaves, to ~octo, number whont he bad slain or , .hi: al . ... nonce, at the discretion of the Bishop , ''', wicnou' one day day in every week as long h lived t these as e bie t° very exceptingm those who they say, in the preen to licilliant Duke of (:arena, " did of right owe military service lati::':,anerbkoetniliCiihnoownt,nlieotile°ClotUlle.tr teiilh were received bY ()mend :., but an alternative wasl° _notive at Church to the tllight 1 0 giainutthe 1ri5.11,._11.0,06,1,11,t perpetuaiahns,by building orendmollo seeming,.eeini humanity of the Canon-6, the pellgifesebareil. d' ben --• the • itTny tib.N:l;tgi,it.:lidoinosip,n ihinoatzw.dilvi:Arci, _1 trwy.,l isiiiicasillattlylitlibirtiinrri,baei....risliot.eref:,,rils)ehtliiiijeio:ptilo°3e-lt.'grillf. of a sixt ' 'which gaYs—" let those who fought °TY ,order. height h back, from the snout to the tip reward, know that they ought to do penance as, Or "• t the EXl' R 01 a t thew Year-old store pi:.T, which measures as folio/Pio feet; middle ofback, three feet seven inches ; girt bred ill sevgentl . feet thzee in -lies. This extraordinary animal pas,to tsboat, Ilerefords, • ' of the tail' ;lila 004 ,_ week ,llrr, from whence he was purchased bY Se., %,e,, to be ea theetti. 3i n ce. lie is allowed by competent Par), never 1110 st pt:rfct symmetry •- , ard,. although low iti ut-Infl; his having bet.h fed upon ie. y th-o.; but turnips and Potit iiri eslea* present weigh, is estimated a;4' score when fat. " -r_ t lated he will weir,-it bit score. ° ( firareester Jourath, , „ft Drurys ira' "‘ CO / 1 oa,teitochiek: