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The Sun. — 1815-12-13 (London, England)

BAIA. was 'stopped on the spot Uf,: two of :the IttUrtlerers,.who were about to ..sb(is hiiri-; a third friAn (there were five armed perslrtef in RIO came tip, and said'he wks'oot the non 110 '4 wanted, and lies:_hint to ci(1(;utl, or they `"):ii sh4.)Ofhn. 'L:aut:4in :ALL'Sretnotnitior, `.114 b9.rse, the saddle' ell Off ; they Would not let ll' r• * stop to pot It On, as' they saw -1 he unfortune-0 1.45.c1t riding up to 'them. if Il,id the laolo,..eiT (;:isitel fit e minntes sooner, he would illtve sth ~with Captain IVALL:, or, live ininntes . tor Mr. P. A. LuTi.r.r.., who left 'town svoll him, and Was the first that discovered his b°t`Y  • S.'„uictne.-011 Wednesday- Mort-iiug a votl"s man, cletk Bank, of MeasrS. TurFeN;J/'e l'irGa, of Bristol, pa: a period to >alis existxm by shooting hiniSelf 1.1 the head at his 16.!g100Iri t Bishop-street: - A COruner's inquist, the -morning, returned a'verdiet otlfelo deg: 0"(1, toa upturtunate suicide was accordingly intefro. eriday aft ertioo;! at the top of`lc-,-.dow-sticet, .h s. So-unusual-a proceediOg ilas drawl, universal feeliag.of conimisscration' nod i!"):),,,, pithy. The hmly was taken op the next (1"Y sortie friend of the decease:l: • • al.lo Gentlemen. who having liVed -rather arc about entering:into .couju'gti 41' - r.„,s formed, that Doctor Coov.at, awl three SitYgi7i'i's, of thirty yearsexperience in strictures, Fist " Debilities, and Scrofulous I?iseases, have,!.— s.,'„t Wished a:Medical Board at Charlotte-hotnie, u11,1(1 Charlotte-street, opp-osite Rey. ()tit Hill's Chapel, Illackfriars'-road ; by' wb°ll' Public are cured without salivation or confinealebo The Board claims the attention of those i,ca have attempted.the care, or who balk co illiterate men, whose ...improper treatmestt !:ce, ritined-thonsands. Eruptions on the head; !3i,-e 'and body, sore throat, mouth, and nose, 11°I)f in the ears, swellings in the neck., din-1065 •0e sight •; strictures, pains in the head and li:llbsL, quently mistaben for rheitinatistn wei)k"100, the knees,-tiodes• on- the. shin bones; sweilerter, des, etc. are symptOins.which appear year' e and too often embitters the matrimonial 111essrs.CooeEft and .Co.. are eodsulted.dailY • rankslof people,.everr y.Morning. until o (d and• from twelve till eiKlit precisely 211,f advice. gratis, on Tuesday, Tharsday, anti mornings, till twelve :o'clock. A ddar ro"'` corner, and pri-vate moths for ftarales.  'Ellt'f lIS. El 11°P. • On the inth i7lst. at B Abbe's,,ueldand' % Devon; ."re . LadyStopford. of a daughter. oat "On 'nieday Vi4t; at his laordshi 's housevriaadillyV L(d)Yti itiiir):dnai yo,fill'eda4utlgliiitts.rt: 'At PePndleton, the Lit(lF 0 ' General .1. G. Clay; or. i'daugnter. 013?I' • ~,, Ca' In March last, ut Madras, the .I,ldv of Captain.GeoW , dell, Adjutant-General's pa 's Dertinea, of a sun. . d, 0 At -..l.lonesfort, in Unit "COunty •of Tipperary,the I'3 : Crosbie Moore, Esq. of a 500. • " sti. In Dawson-streEt, Dublin, the Lady of Iticiir‘d CaPe) of a 'daughter. • •
The Sun. — 1815-03-23 (London, England)

COLIONER'S INQUEST.  Yesterday an 'inquest was had at the *hip in Stepney, bdore IlitwiN; tiie Coroner, on the body of Fanny Hayhittle, tile of 11t I3"aybittle, ••• , of New;street, Gough-square, who• was' found drowned on Sunday morning last, in a pond in Stepney-fidds., • ••- • - • • Edward Betl, a ltihouring man, residing in Wapping., deposed•to- the discovery of the body of the deceased in.a small pon 1, where her shoulders were out of the water. Daniel Hayhittle, of Green-street; Cl;',.ricery-Inue, the father-in-law of the deceased, deposed, that she had been inartied ii:mut three weeks to his son, and during that time they lived extremely happy. She invited him anti family last Saturday, to dinner the, next day, and was employed the whole of the afternoon in tusking preparations, until about five o'clock, when she went to bay some butter-boats, but did taut return, nor was she heard of after.yards until as already mentioned. • Mi. Idayhittle; the deeeased% husband, said she left .the house abotit site o'clock. on Saturday evening, at the saute time requesting a friend who was at the house to'Svait for tea, and that she would soon return ; could nut account -for her being found at Stepney, but she had a cuasia residing in the Commercial-road,, he iiad amen her. fur three years previous to to tier; she aiways appear. 4 'rather, in low spirits ; could not say it was a family complaint, but she had a sister and others of the- family subject to symptoms of, insanity: "Pie Jury, after viewing the bony, .said it 'had no marks of violence abtiutit, and nu evidence being produced that the deceased committed suicide, .etuitied their rerdict fOund drowned.  • Yesterday se'nnight an Inquest.: was holtleyi by, Mr. at tyntington, on helio;ly.'of. Sarah Willis, a, wtinian, who• lodged Ili: a room ha the garden itelOngirig. to. the•l.3rickz. Arais public der the following cireuitistanees,:aq, of the hOuse, a bide •before.ergAit o'clock du die Sunday evening, .Whilst nin. Iris 'cellai.dritwiflg sotto" beer, heiird the repeated cries Of '!,'Ob, Cliiist 1 ani nitirdered l" ,and, on rimning .the before:mentioned; and opening the'door, saw the tleceased•-standing lip,: and a sold; jr,n'the.fore.ign artillery standing, by her, who., on his tra ran ciff,awl escaped that eveniag. There b►i ka eau-, die in the room, mid the soldier Well knoo'in to the landlord ,froni having frequently drank at his lionsc; lie was the next moining•identilied on,the p_tirade ; and from the circumstances- wilich ctanie oiit, "91 only from the witnessio, but from thervoinant who lived about an-itotir-,TtheJtoy sciiirne.d diCi Of itzt.lfitiNurder Against him, and he is coin-liii'natne is illeiztr u-1 .The de ce.4;ed bad been stabbed witll a knife. • ,
The Sun. — 1815-04-15 (London, England)

AIURDER AND SUICIDE.  Yesterday about on:. o'clock/ John ,Wagborn, a respectable tailor, residing in Hull's-buildings, .Fetter-lane, was observed by his wife and childiet) to leave his work, and commence sharpening a carving-knife. The unhappy man being' in a state or mental derangement; naturally excited their fears, and the WOlllllll attempted to, quit the room, us did also. the children. This, however, be prevented, by locking the dock-. • For sonic thnehe preserved.a degree of coolness and consistency, that led their) to believe there carts no immediate danger to. be apprehended.' About two o'clock, however, the unfortunate subject of this tragedy became suddenly outrageous, .and, seizing his prepared weapon of blood andalestritctim, he tell upon his.wile, and nearly severed- her head from the body. He then as suddenly- inflicted a similar act of horror upon himself,•and was proceeding to close the revolting scene by butchering, his children, when-a Mr. Itevicke, attracted by the cries Of the children, and the groans of the dying mother, rushee) from the street to the room, and but sting it open with extraordinary violence, happily succeeded in- rescuing the infants front the butchery that awaited them. The' unhappy man and his murdered companion did not long survive. He had; it- appears, been some, time since in' a housz of confinement as a lunatic, but recovered, and:Wl-15 restored to his faptily. Ott Wednesday he kV aS again seized With a fit of d'erangement, which _led to the dreadful-catastrophe it has become our Painful duty to describe.—An inquest will- be 'held on the bodies this day.  A Gentleman in the neighbourhood of Carup-deli, Gloucestershire, lately levelling some ground, discocezell ill a t►►:lulus, containing about twenty loads; nine skeletons, carefully placed in regular order, and in good prese►vation : the teeth were vrry iierfec.t, and the ribs only had yielded- to decay.
The Sun. — 1815-02-01 (London, England)

ATTEMPTS,. AT SUICIDES.—Last week a horse' keeper,. named Carter, in the employ of Air' S►Ytit 1, stage-master, of Chelsea, attempted WePal times to.hang.himself in the stables, but befit closely watched could not effect it ; at -lasthe too • an. oppoonnity of going to tattersca-bridge,- wherc• he threw himself over the •battlement into •111° rivet.;-but here again Providence interfered ; -Was observed by a waterman, who imitediateu went to. his assistance at the risk of his. own lif.e; So decided' Was he on self-destruction, that ut grappled with his preserver,' who was nearly .1.09,0 • in his humane endeavours to save him &oil watety grave,.in which he succeeded.—A few(l3,l ago, a little girl, about twelve years of age, vo. ed deliberately into the sea, near Sunderland Pier; and attempted to drown herself. -A: pilot obserVj ing her, rushed into the watery element, tinhe• brought her safe on. shore. On. questioning 'ta:,o child as to the.canse.of her atteMpt-at suicide," declared that it was in consequence of her morheriliti ; sisting upon her learning to write, .and obliging 'L to provide money to pay for her instruction, ! gathering and selling sticks. Remarkable Latanee• of Strength and Sagacity its a Fox:---On Sunday night last, one of these Atilt tnals was caught in a trap, at Bourn, with whlcv, •he made off. He was traced in the snow thef°,s • lowsing morning, by the 'tart of DE LA WAsit' gamekeeper upwards of ten miles; and was.tal4.% out of an earth alive and strong. His pad *s°it, - then in the trap, which with three feet. of trig at the end of:it, is supposed to have weibedle pounds. Another fox accompanied him the wl'Qro of the way, seldom being distant from him 01° than four or five yards.  BIitTPS,; t 11( On the 11th ult. at Cheshire, the Lady of Itev. It. Egerton Warburton, of a daughter.
The Sun. — 1815-07-03 (London, England)

SUICIDES.--A woman lii the ~,:y 0,001_704,.as taken - I:ttle i .e• .a shocking manner.. She ‘1 . 1 Wit ii, . tl, Drury-lane cut her throat yeste". to the "tic iir i cl- i" cl • house for medical assistance, v'that 19,(1ge a site r, of her" recovery•--A won't" ,aco I :rtittf . . haek. room, on the ,first No: G,' in Exeter-street, Iva' , ~.,,- ~,at lIP ~,iilk , ,cuo r; ..,_ 1 morning, by. the first pers°t"- b ituistei ' . a • louse , suspended front tit(' • floor! found ycs!;;-.61.6 • . dead. . ,„,,,r,,50..' frice.l . od. COAL,..MiIItIi.P.T, .Y i to '' 5 (0. • • (all. • ~- (i • ~...s. Ships at Alai:l:et. Sliii" S • - .3t,,' ....i....r.„1,..1„......----". 234- Newcastle ...... :. . . ..•11. •'. . ::::,43' s• - 14 Sunderland .......... •• " • Jon' „ the ~,11) ---. MARRIt;I)' p.r.sqtl3";. W ifiie --' fiallov- iii)gtol ,•;, I This moaning, at St. Ge0rg.(4.,,, ii of Pal oubda,,, .. M. Poivlett, second son of the I'3:Earl al' of Os Catherine Lowther, daughter of t"' • . ile, E,l• 00 Church, '' •' a 1.0,31. On Saturday, at St. James s oeaer r ceremony, was very splendid.. • • ••, P)r Strand, to Miss Charlotte King' chus'ehherts• ; ,-,•41/or; ee I • bonn. The. same day, at of id Lialge,,•m„-k. Jr;uslitC, .obert, to Miss Parkios, of Ultes.fi,,c;_n., joweb'seedna d' On Monday last, the Rev- li.11!):.• i,,t,„•Llia,, „„ik. _----" St. John's College. Cambridge, !,",,,,cave,l`,o'. '''j_.------- ~ • t.' ------P- iErl, __, ii,_frie rraughltea neu tt ,csq.. of Mr. John Whiting, of Little i aig/•__------. 5, 0%30." On the 23th ult. at Te Mooches. C. Ade / " Herries Maxwell, Esq. of • , ~.. c. DA. " ii/ I ltS , Z.' ''' f' ri l'i •(,, e : : On 'Tuesday lasi, at :illretv-1,1• • ' . „. crirreo, rt e ‘ltsTA` 111'1 •' " Iver"d •I:OND0N1 Printed by .1- • l'f. '2,C- ,re .•A` cit ' 1 • 'at the Sifs-Orricr, So. 11-, .1,,..3,,,,, 02110, If •. mviltiq Ordlers, L,:tters•fposl-1)3"1 I buntlines; and publislied•liyo%,...4o,-,d , 4,•,e,heodre;
The Sun. — 1815-08-12 (London, England)

LOUIS XVIII. Au persons are prohibited at Berlin, and in the prussi,in territories, front Weaning, on pain of severe punishMent, the decorations of the Legion of 11 onour, , (jr the likeness of BUONAPARTE, &c. At Dresden, the returit of the Bou ttVolgt to France, iLid the successes of the Allies were celebrated on the 23d of Jtily, in all the churefieS by prayers and 2'e Deem. Great numbers of Cannon and stliall arms were fired, and bonfires kindled, &c. Letters frOM Hanibiirgli state, that the passage through that city of Oanislr troops daily continues,  P 0 TR Y.  NAP:  A PARODY ON DIDDEN'E: " POOR  Go.garinou the. Cocknies atn dits.d'ye -see, Ahor:t.hatiging or cutting my throat ; situ!; iltly) isle, and genii feeding give are, end 'tis not fur a do't. Tho' for life on a rugged lone rock dOolu'cto etunip, Or in India's hot chute to perspire;. • • I amp riot such a fool to trialte bail Worse, and jump, • Front the frying-pati laity Me fire. By:suicide, pray do net su Soft • To add-to-my recent mishap; • Si6-ce I lows, that.a. mad pettifogger (e Lip), Will yet hick tip a ros fur your Nap.  Why, I read in cur Chronicle-day after clay, Of British ,gold. wasted and . And much abourrniu and England's deny, Which to me all appeat'd clear as mud. For it said, "Save a lamprey or width, we must give Every thing BONEY asks--4or:a song, . . And prov"d-that my destiny while I should lite, .• Would merrily bear me along. .• • - • " Now you see," it went on, " tho' ion,fight e'er so oft, -You gain but disgts4e and mishap," . ' • And it knew that a mad pettifogger .(t Linft), Would keep watch for the weal of poor Nap: As I said to Btrancri (when he wrote to me late He should die, on my crossing the sea), What use is your writing ?—how silly you prate Why, what,a fool you must be : . • • • Can't you you se., you and Cartwright may still use my name, And rant with the mob till you foam; And, swearing that packing me (Ills a shame, Create some new riot at home. . - • Don't giA: up the cause; liray—now don't be so soft, I may, laughing, come back yet mayhap, • For you know there's a mad pettifogger (a iinp), tVill do all that he can for pour Nap.  . . D'ye mind me, a traitor must be, if no dunce, All as one as the pistol he hears; Full of mischief, and ready to go off at once, To catch honest fouls unawares. Fur me in all weathers, wherever I'm hurl d, Unchang'd vet by fortune's rude tricks; lkily care's for Myself, and my hate for the world; And as for my soul—'tis Old Nick's. And when ii►y tinier comes ne'cr believe me so soft, To find nought to console in mishap, 'While I know there's a mad pettifogger (a Lloft), Will kick up a new row for poor Nap.
The Sun. — 1815-06-16 (London, England)

NAPOLEON-7satis, fied with which he marched off, accompanied by the Bottle King, JOSEPH, and the Turrigona Butcher, SO CH ET.  The actual contents of the 'Animal de Paris are of little consequence. Three thousand more cannon have been stript from the Sea Ports, to defend or to overawe Paris.  A 'Brnssels anti Frankfort Mail supplies us with various intelligence from different parts of the Continent. Among other matters, it is stated from Brussels that, anticipating a siege, 40 of the principal inhabitants of Lisle have been seized by the Police, and on suspicion of being suspected of Royalism, these free Citizens, under the new Constitution, have been marched as State prisoners into the interior, 30 leagues beyond Paris ! ! So much for the liberty of person for which the people of France are indebted to the Corsican apostleof their rights against the oppression of the arbitrary Government of the Bourbons ! Measures of similar violence have been resorted to at Dunkirk.  There is a very interesting account of the proceedings of the Loyalist Officers' at Ghent, on the 9th, the day when their permissiOn from the Rebel to continue attached to their King and country, under iienalty of death and confiscation of property, expired. The fine and chivalrous spirit which animated this assembly, is another of the traits which we delight to record, as redemptory of the French national character, from the degradation and infamy into which it has sunk. The illustrious hand at Ghent swore to perish in the cause of their So, creign, or rescue their country from the chains of slavery : they swore to live as brothers, united in the sacred discharge of the first of duties which belong to them as loyal subjects, as patriots, and as men.---May their great example spread over their native land, and be •tire source of many equally noble anti virtuous associations  Acco'unts from ramberg 'give a detail of the suicide and burial of BERTHZER, so long supposed to be the adviser and right hand of ,BuotiA: P,
The Sun. — 1815-08-08 (London, England)

PRUSSIA. The Museum is not, however, yet re-opened to the public. • Only .foreigners and amateurs rive admitted.,-(Journcil des Debats.) The difficulty of procuring an Estate equal to the services of the Duke' of WELLINGTON, ivaS stinted had been at length obviated by the offer of the " Great Te.W Park Estate," consisting of near 4000 acres, in Qx•fords•hire, within a few. miles of Blenhehn, that illustrious record of British valour; it is umlerstood, however, that his Grace has ex.:pressed some objection to the county, in consequence of which this unequalled Estate is. to be submitted to Auction by Messrs. Rostra, on the 19th of the present month. ,The competitiOn at the sale is likely to be very considerable, from its being well ascertained- that: no sort of reserved price will be put upon any of the farms; indeed, the sum asked for the whole is so unusually low, that it is probable some fortunate purchaser t~ ill avail' If6self of it before the auction.  On Saturdayithernoon, as THOMAS SCAGG, ES(.I; a Gentlemen of extensive property at Farilbo.; rough, Kent, after having mounted his favourite shoyse,%vnich became restive, flew into. a paroxysm Of rage, and violently corrected the abitnal but such was the irritation of his feelings,- that he, within a 'few minutes afterwards, fell off time horse, in presence of his wife, and instantly ex..:  pired, Sunday morning', as a labouring man was walking along the bank of the Grand Junction Canal, he perceived something in the water, which, oil being taken out, proved to be the body of a woman, apparently about 40 years of age, and which seemed to have been about a fortnight in the wa: ter, the body was taken to the bouehuuse to be owned.  SuIcIDF..-=-On Saturday an act of suicide ivas committed by a domestic of a high official personage, at his residence in the Plicenix Park.- The unfortunate man effectually perpetrated the deed. by cutting his throat with a rator.: No' came CAM be assigned for this rash att.--...Dublin Correspondeal, Aug. 2.
The Sun. — 1815-09-01 (London, England)

THE STRAND BRIDQE.—in order .to make the communication between the Strand and the ne.‘v };ridge, all the remains of the anekent_hoil!liAks io the Savoy which are now standing, Avill he 4tirely removed. The gothic; arches of the wiiidmi's'Which belonged to the Palace of the Duke of SONtkasET, amd part of the wan, with biatresse.s, are now to be seen on the spot which will become the line of ascent to the liridget Last 'seek a maii.of the nanieof .thcer present= ed. _a bill, forged opon his father and a fuei-. chant ill Perth, for 451, 17s. at the Vhhill iu that.umn, hot was checked at the tiwe. Ile has since been examined apCr cc mmitted• to prison.  A 'ER tSE3IEM'i EXTR AORDiNA It Y.  «'ANTS A siTUATIog,  2L EMP EROR, who .11a, served io the_ hight a,.(1 lowest captteille;. refers for his Iniutavy character to the itiUg of i'rtf,•ii't -mil to the Emperors of Anstvia ; eiyag-es tßshew the wav to all': ClipitlLl in Eur.:pe, ution, „,. only excepted ; and tin,lertakes to lead any army eonquest, proviAcil he does not ntect.thi! Doke of Wellington.— Begs leave to olise:we to the Gentlemen of the Ai my, that lie permits pillage rid free quarters p knows now to dispose of his prisoners; Mid to provide for the sick and wolunled. to..bare it undei •tood,. yull'.ficatiOn; are eti:tal tohis military; 114,-011(1o:a iaiiierml eloquence and. aetiouinider ; receives Amba,s:Rl(.l, with broil ii ; speaks all loii[Tintg•ei riticlttdiugte haiig,c,,sce des thaqs) %vitt( good sti'iteroeyeral of his papers have been inserted in the ilifit!iteur ; noderstaolk perfectly:ill the ceremonials of a Court, froot ,iil.;OttCliatiois to an Abdication,,partietrlarly expert in the latter; getS,ripfiP.r.stti the taste of any Nation ; can perform funer:ilia if required. Deems it silperfluous t mention that any. gation to employ qiu,. may 14,:t Secure of the ntmostiiheralit iii the articles of morals and religion ; polygamy and divorce petmitted ; objects to suicide tolerates any form of worship,; (I:•,petises with an estahlished. religion ; engages tochanke iris own at tllp shortest, notice; thinks it fit to mentbni that• lie has alremlybeen a Jew;'a Mus 7 selman, :fut.! Intblej, and a gOod His no followers; Pecuniary consiVrationsim oldeet: • To be heard of at ie. Bore .Barre de ci'iace. L'etteks addressed to N. B. post paid, Or carnot, ram:, will lie ditty attended to. N. B. Has no objection to going to lrelatkl; (provid'ed passport can he obtained froni the Nibble Lord who emmuiinds the Channel Fleet).—A,lgilst 23, 1615.
The Sun. — 1815-01-21 (London, England)

SUICIDE.  - Wednesday evening last, about half-past 7 O'clock, oneof the most melancholy events occurred in this city that has been known for many years past. A person of the name of heady, who had cohabited with a young woman of the name of Mary Garrod, residing in the parish of St. Stephen, in consequence-of a fit of jealousy, (aggravated by circumstances of a pecuniary nature, in which he' charged her with involving him), sent for her to a house in which he had been an oCcasional visitor: the unfortunate victim obeyed the summons ; she sat down in the room, and after a few words had passed, she arose to leave when Bendy presented a pistol at her, discharging it—the contents entering the left • side, just under• the arm he immediately discharged another pistol at his o►tn head, but by resting,► the muzzle of the weapon only .on its edge, it failed in the effect intended ; the wound thus inflicted being only s laceration of the scalp and destruction of the right ear. Messrs. Fayerman and Harris, surgeons, St. Stephen's-street, having been desired to attend, they, on examination, found the woman in a most dangerous state, the contents of the pistol having entered just below the axilla, taking a la,teral direction beneath the muscles, penetrating between the•sth and 6th ribs, passing the left lobe of the lungs without injury, but taking an apparent direction through the diaphragm, and losing itself in 'the abdomen. At 11 o'clock she was conveyed to the Norfolk and Norwich Hos, pital, where she now lies without hopes of recovery.—Bendy, after an examination by Thos. Back, Esq. was detained until Thursday morning, when, after the depositions of witnesses had been taken and' sworn to; the prisoner was fully con►mitted for trial at the ensuing Assizes, by J. W. Robberds, Esq.•Mayor.—lt is with concern we. have to state, that Bendy has a wife and several children residing in London.--(Norwich Mercury, Jan.-20.)  - A change is said to be about to take place on the Bench of Judges in India:. Sir W. Bosouons, the Junior Judge at Calcutta, having giveu in his resignation, one of the Junior Judges froni Madras will, it 'is understood, he sent up to succeed him ; and Sir a'