The Sun. — 1836-10-04 (London, England)

SUICIDE OF A MURDERER.--A few day. Sapp el! inquest was held at the workhouse in East Retford, oncee Paris of a pauper named Thomas Chappel, belonging to Pf the of Normantom upon- Trent. He had been an inmate 0,0 io house for about six weeks, and during that period had bet; io. a low desponding way. On the evening previous to moot quest he went to the privy, and there cut his' throat in al., ac" determined manner. The man acknowledged having be asset cessory to the committal of a murder 32 years ago. Thelled remained a mystery until the present time. Chappell de 8 lived in great mental misery, and twice before had rill' tempts on his life.—Leeds Times. , It has often been a question why Hull shotouw hs be to the countries of the Baltic and the North SVlivera Liverpool is to the Atlantic and the Indies ? Hull '5OOlO favourably situated as a port for the former than Liverli-titort for the latter. Hull, moreover, as a port, has no conWegtraclo while Liverpool finds a formidable rival in Bristol. IN tee, however, of pushing and improving the advantages sclP° hie as a port, possess, we have already suffered from our suljbef ness and neglect. Goole, which we derided, has raiseraool puny arm in rivalry, and now we find that Boston, en onset by a belief in the continuance of our supineness and nevsoP is issuing a prospectus for the formation of a railwaY tiu gh am.—Hu ght of ll Rock Saginham. eoOC On the niturday week, the Telegraph 0, it° when it had nearly reached the village of Monkton, 0 col' way from Glasgow to Ayr, was very much shattered fr% iteeisia lision with a cart loaded with green wood, which ha wa7 cut in Auchincruive plantation, and was being taken t?ect efl Kilmarnock. Several of the young trees which projea` entire tered the window of the coach, and carried away, its thr, side, passing through the back pannel, and tearing4B4e, stuffing and lining. Providentially no lives were lost, a' 00, one or two ladies inside made a very narrow escaPe'ofeeo: happened at the moment to lean forward in the Other o; versing with the lady on the seat opposite, and it was " f 1P ond 0, her impression, that had she been sitting erect, the tree must have struck her on the head or neck, and lligb on the spot. A passenger sitting ouiaide had his leg lacerated.—Kelso Chronicle. thtt By accounts received from Berlin, we lean!, gtifferlei, Royal Highness Prince George of Cumberland, st,i"a"bie P°-0 under a great deprivation of sight, devoted a conslallis INZay tie tion of his time to the study of music, in which ' vale a, Highness evinced great genius, and was ably assisted ilior,l4 struction of Spontini, Prof. Kreutzer, the brothers Mu otetoeer On Monday morning a labouring inirthei,U4l Uriah Hales fell into Mr. Andrew's lime-kiln, Bristol road, (at which he has been employed forieg thes Aid years,) and before be could be extricated, his a 001 both literally burnt off. He was taken out alive, an died- of to the United Hospital, where he almost immediatelY Tit 0 The vintage is 41 full activity in the critters fivio Paris, and the produce is said to be abundant. Le •fitsgeare vie t different wine districts represent the prospect of the there to, much more favourable than it was a few days ago' asthe of warm and sunny weather had greatly improved of —Galignani. „