The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1843-11-21 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

SUICIDE OF A CLERGYMAN.--"Pe,e9ipiel"Alle°llo' tion was excited in the village of Osue' IV '.-10g or 1p last, o it i 1 and the neighbourhood, on Monday —", viear,,,il. go Pi Ali tal of suicide by the Rev. Charles Ing'S'stretrirote„;edg 4 wick, and also of Haxby, Murton, an ofteb oplej*o,, pears that Mr. Ingle had lately been tiy 0 , delle t; tt fection of the nerves and he fretlelved le,o be° VII pains and dizziness in 'his head, and Tteeci, pot; e someefi ,‘cit' tn ing state of mind. He was so on've),- whe'sf.r„ it perform Divine service at Osbaldwiet'be ic,eitiaLS itio"; .tit on Sunday week : but on Sunday I°4oo '6 I' nil On( 44 better and preached in the morning,' tookef:Aitchekioro to, " Woe unto him that striveth with bltsi Joe '''',, psti.t,9i. fill, , day morning, a female servant named Afte' for '''',,,0,0 V Mr. Ingle his breakfast to him in be ja riegt ten "our 14 breakfast, he told the servant he We?, 060 e., tbf 003 , 0, he wanted her again. She last saw bl""•reeS I 10016, P Q, rat tl '4 0 eff ql and though she went up stairs seve sort o%jog fog 4, of the forenoon, she never heard hitli,cery 1.1,e, 13,,egl athot 'IN nor did his bell ever ring. She. to beitioe7;ek ; "die should get up, as there was a 01'1" 0, She cpo'e'open'ed tnli uneasy that he did not ring the beefoltOed to 1001410 room-door several times between eh% vent ors)' eullellee:o4 , i'l getting no answer to her knocks, s' two de:001 igloo. 01 ~k. first door of the room, (there being then ,Ihr onturs, esol, sql through a square of glass in the (b) ed wt neigh 'lle 'IL observed her master lying on tbenied tbeingle till'iiob 0! ' his mouth. She immediately alei„ii r*:tob, vireotel tbo 411 some of them went in and fon"cßet his bell" w itu 4- reo , L On search being made, a 5ma11,..1,': in j,totlY,"balthe 't Ingle was in the habit of keerfiud "`ted, ''*i.- our OP ,t,, found lying between his left arifflerpetr"..sed tPtertet'd i pistol the fatal deed had been r ide,P"-dorSal sftrd 11 from which had entered the left 5 sixth _jeeii. tPtlie i N f heart, and finally lodged in ,t,,bnetaneoos..o.-- test .of ' I el', Death, of course, would be ine'— ralG'ioy te 000* 11k, ~,, ggAil-Thurs,P vbet 'file kkl TIIE RATTLER SCREN• ,s,b, on ,ho.••,te*f_e' 0- ,I ii series of experiments was In'""nd to ''"th's 706,'-soi• trNk steaming power of this shiP,2-mr. Steaill who' sot); It speed could be accomplished u) ~,,,red w.},e st° VI!: 41141 which she is propelled, as eerer-s of '''" ip oer plished by paddle-wheels in tee° wade • stsUe nts the alongtonnage. th e '!'he seuxrpeedrirorniei mile, s 5 : trile,}th ensne ettl;tipeveotet :do:pe:f:F.: \1:1 made as to time and distance•reced that, .t 606emilti,11 completely satisfactory, the es' not being iv beo: it,t present advantages —viz., tbe! being icititneteOt te arl't t IY and the machinery of the engulf , will n ots, ,et,- 0 . kktl Ic,. • ki, e 0 bt 0 in the place of cog-wheels, 'A than ritne..., stb Aeo lit), ltiti she can perform rather more This little7ooB,o oP .1 a half statute miles, in an Italic' etshsee iresciiisi (g)fet tet 0: illi‘ ear° , batoo?, kllil on the average of six trials, when perfectly completed tbet the 11°146°0f edlo, water by her steam powers a the Ligiatin teoetorto.ori shioduerre. d Sonhee vio-fastahtetefansdteedst bnYf the royl s d perijtlies' bpi ‘1 trials i. iaiotasa,l) seemlst,osofier de: hetelhhyesa mran t oipasuefmiardefaeortdircor ;lint, fadnoncitsoh!v_cra astiii ;fiekeceshsttieetri:;iin9tseel 'lt l. i., .zit_reoroeilse: I.s:if:it I:selei opott : Ili the beauty of a sea cratt depenocli 100-Prslengtb'of 0;11 Ilk lay's double cylinder engines xtren'e ath .tli, tll-. I:11; her dimensions are thus : G inches ; le Vega. ditieS it ‘,l length on the deck, 170 feet,. , oat ete„einclieso'lo. orct 1!1 for tonnage, 157 feet 94 inF'Lee3l feet l'!., ssB 0400 ~S fq. inches ; moulded breadth, the burden. ',lcy 0 plicgioe:/11:h the hold, 18 feet 7-1 inecibes ;ea the efficletbe °