The Sun. — 1817-03-05 (London, England)

CORONER'S INQUEST.  IngstVitioi) was- !liken yesterday ro the B:.it (-OiiMittli 4)0, Jaw es-%1 eet, LsSci . gi•cen, Mary•fr-none, • nefure THOMAS STIRLING, hurl. Cottner, • futon view of 'the holly of Mr. Clat he, a Eospect aisle noltVr hitt char, who cot' his x hroA on Sat orst.ly morning Imit. 14,1 r. Fraericl, r;..rmer,l.4nrgeqn, I,:sson-grove, stated, that oil Satiirday I.abLut seven o'clock, -tit the elrcrated tie (01104'1)4n. tying ill a pt,tta of blood, tv,tlt • his throat cot,• near the slant,;lit.l.-1,,,05e d,sor ed the main artery of the tu.,!1,,;t:0l indvedh,nl newt ly ,:cvert hls he:441111%m hi% but N. The, ware too iacoui, and hi,' believed the decraied had twice eat his throat; ht.tore be had done thf. deed effectually. Seevr.d sp:dte very highly the tiverlsed, with regard to his mint el:aractet and ',fulcra( conduct. lie teat reSpeCted by etery .ale who knew lino. • ' •,• . Nlrs. Num.:, a widow Lady, who lives llputl het -property, said, that she had lodged in the Ittititte of the dec,e,iiit d tor .12 moot ha ; thr diCvaied was a Most kind and aff,ctionale' husband and CO iicr ; she never saw him in' a 101A011 duriL.g that time. .Bhe believed that his wife had driven hi,si to I ne. act he had. cemonllty4 : a day had not pashed the last three mouths but she had attriu,4 ittvra`bint frontliOnle by her eiokot brltavione. She Iral' told hint crane flutes that slier:wished he woultFrid the wurld of hi itself, He wits very fund or his wife. She, about a month ago, got.' a deed of separation drawn tip, and very nnivrilirigiysignett it. diet sail that he was undone for ever. Not a night' had pasted but Mts. Clarke had disturbed the whole house by her threats, asta the watchman bail been frequently called. to quell the uuise. About six weeks ago the- deceit:led, -being embarrassed in his circutustatiersi' 'was confined to his- chanther ; hiS wifi! tipbraided Will with hi misfortune, and s:iitt that he would •he ,obliged to leave the town. She was calletlfrom her bed; his wife Info:Med lire that he had attempted•to cut his throat.— He appeared to be quite stultified, and 'could noCiptitit, but looked ce!TY wildly; thelz.fife was. eikest :films :him. When the deed was signed, he went into the count iy, and 'retitEncd on Fi Way last ; ost the following warning. be cut his throat. flu was a man of good sense and sound'reasOn.  Coi.oner.-11 you think the &ceased tvas not deranged by the injuries he bed received, and you thick he ought to have a stake driven 'through hia body and be denied the right Of Christian you %%ill' give a verdict of felo-de-se if on 61iitraty, you will give a veplict of insanity. it is 1,,r you to j,Oge, from the evidence before you, whether he was sane or not at the time. Verdict Died by his men hiinds in .4 state of tern: porary deroernent." Vy ire of the'. deceased left her honie diately after he cut 'his • throat, and although search hay been tnade.for her, she bus not yet been lietird of.  A singular in.t3nre of Suiriti6 occurred at 1101 00 Tuesday noun Of the name of Jolm Wilson was I', mud demi in his lmbitation, hat ing,it up. 4(.1a%, twibted eiris keioth so tight, by ine‘ins of ~ , . on goiter glut turougu as. to produce strangulation. ••  - On Saturday moriiing stt'lthight, 111 r. :John Kirkbride, of SpilsbY, aged 76, nit an end to his existence by hanging himself. 'No can ,:e c;iii be assigned ; he postici,,ied his ow estate, and was an upright punctud,  . , Saturday wonting the body of a maji, named Davie,;, a hackney coaci.icimis who in thumbellatid ;%1 ews, f)one., ,t+lts found in the tlrand JUCICiItI)) lie lit“ 1 beeia nii,sing 28 days. SVhen taken out of ihewater ii Ilorellfad was bloody* and a wound was Observable ota bis temple. The s=ound appearcd as if it had been lately gken,. and round fiecJi, Ocie is a very _black appeal once, '11;e body was taken to the St. johit's V, 'five. n, Lord's Cricket Girouriil, 11iry4c-buut,  Fro ri: i1t...! I 0 '',..: bON '6. ..k :,, ET if , j.l„;,:i, .1, lir,  -- .--,----. Lori! elz:),., ••F ''. of • l' qJ, 2,1511' . ..,L:•„it:, .. . .4c, . ig. l ~ , His Roca! Ifll:;less the Prince Regeat will 11)1,131,t, Carlton I-iuuse, on Thursday next, &tie uth iot, 0 , . " At the Court at CArlton liot:;e, the t,t of iatct.L.l,3. Present, his !loyal t-lihnes4 the P,1,1,,:. Ilege""il 1 0 His .Iloyai flightleA, tlle Prince llegot liriOsi nain'e snit oil the behalf of Ills Nr•,lle,lY, '''''''ith'ttil to aiiimin.t Thomas Spooner, of II illunise, [Yt• /11, Sheriff of the Counties of Cenulnidge wl ll'lflt4t'sg'' John‘laral;ll-°Jll,';:tf Ill:reariolltrYnt,°',:;,,ntie"lbl,2Alll°l;.:Tlll:lll:l-'ll;°' Esq; atuleinril:ti.sutlstotylal II :Flyless was pleised to 111:11(e lb' fl poti lit roll :-- 11 ' -Smutrsethliire--Philitt John Miles; a woo- Eq min, John Mle,, of IVi ixAll, Fi,t• . Wittb—Milii II tingerfo.rti Pet'srudduck, 4:01 'fit 'll 11ungerford Pent udduckc, E4q. ---.  Crown-Office, March 4, !ill. Member returned to serve. in this preia Ai Parlis_o7 County of Dawn—T Arthurhe Right Honourab!e % commonly eallcd Lord. Hill, in the room 5; .nourahle John Meade, who has accepted the OW jesty's Consul-General in Spain.