James Drudge, a watchman ...
James i)irUdeJ a watchbnai lelonging, to the at,s4tf -.adihersel;l st toneda 'neat th7 hAlf-way hlhouse on the Greenw1ici. rnoadaw$s d agtetp3ly-wofinded ygterdayniorning as-he was prepar.' lug, ht o e ck to quJn his beat andreLturnhome his heiijuty the ocgaionegby ioided4Iist6l hi .'Was:d*ewn rmh5iokt h lock of ic becomingrcntatglUd vith the f6lds ofhiscoae, uca-1 il0tedit?6exPlode, and- Sveral lug with hich it was B1oIde4y . P~trateli~id af~ bi' tie left.tlhigh nea#est to the groin. - e map;m4inediat(Jy fell. and jhe repor briniging petsons~ to his, asfiist.. ance, he wvas conveyed to-tde - hal2way house4 anda surgicalaid:re- corted to wen,threcodf 'theo siigs were extracted by fr. D'rbidge of the neghbouthiood, *hio, ~fier the riecmassk applictions,:advfsecl Iii removalto town to this every attention was paid by the parish- officers of Camberwell, who had the unfortunate man conveyed to Guyrs Hospital,. where he lies in greatWdanger. .A wvife and two in. fants hiave to miourn the event. Yesterday aii inqiisition was heldl at the Nag's Head'pub- blii-house, Moiindsdaitch, before T.SUELTON, Esq., upon tlhebodv of Joseph Waitnick, aretpectable master-baker, who p,ut a periodi to his erostewce er angin gthihsel it appeared from the testimonies of two aerisonsiwno sAere in the emnploy of the deceased, thnt he carriedon the akng busmnnss for ny years at the 'bouse of No. 7, St. Mary- axe, anw was alwas; in the habit of buying the best flour, and from th e superiority oftne biread and its cheapness, (it-being a second price h6op,) he commandedaavery.good trade; but notcontentwithanso- derate profit, the deceased aboutthree weeks since purchised aquan- tity of inferior flour, consequently the bread became so bad that in a short time the business began to decline rapidly. wvhich had such an effect on ths mind of the deceased, tlhat on iMonday morning he was found suspended by 2 cord from the bed-post; he was inmme- diatelr cut down, and xnedical 'aid resorted to, but without effeci. rrhe Jury retnrned a verdict of "1 Temporary Insanity." The de- 'cease wa a-widowver, about 40 years of age, and has left an only daughter about 10 years old.to lament his untimelv end. Ou 'I uesday afternoon, during the tirme that the inquest were examining the weights in the slop of Mfr. Brown, NTo. 440, Oxford-streei, a country gentleman, who lhad jinst alighted from a Glocester stage, Attracted to the spot by the appearance of the crowd, had the pocket of his coat completely cut away, and thus sustained a loss of nearly 5001. [Advertisement.1-Thee auspicious patronage Whiclh ROWLAND'S- ALSANYA EXTPACT has receivedl from the higlhest circles is a proud evidence of its incomparable excellence. It is net saying more than long experierne has provedl, that the Alsana Extract pro- duces a wbiteness on the ieeth equal to tle driven snow. It is a de- leciAble sweetener of the breath, removes the agonizing pangs of the tooth-ache, and gives impregnable strength to the gums.