irnen, ..... ____™y be as , Jnmti I him, a youth eighteen year* ol age, and r‘ -(here native of B unstable, England, cut his throat in j icluded pnsont ,11 N. VorW, on Saturday night last, and died ■••Hi fn- m u horns after. Davis was the principal u it r.irson „r««s ngamM the pirates of the Brnganzi, and wa«---detained for further examination. Medtral assistancev, an.' SV;IS i,i,mediately called, and I)r Bedford attended, u semi- fll|l| found that D.ivis h id cut the arteries of both he* arms, the left arm deeply, and alone suflinent toolds thf- CiM|HC his death, and also his throat, but this slightly,beddoubtless (rum Ins exhausted state from the lo^s of0m blood. It being evident that death was inevitable, D.ivis was to’that such was the case, and he s.v.d that In- had no wish to live longer. On being ashedspeech,nr rally,* ad the lt;whether In** testimony in regard to Knc iden was cor-|p. (iniy reel, he replied that it was. lie was then asked t sent to whether his test,mony in regard to the others was nun to '» as past the power of articulation.uMd. rrd The Doctor is, however, of opinion, from his signs, ,|u. that lie would have replied in the allirinative, it he sod with could have done so. 11c died soon alter.|. to look , V. I „ Vi I1.1.if the tv trtf I7riflt; hrilVfhl tin —cr«Mic‘.u lt;» wuir r si..i i» tal«’Tliti«»U| iu*r ! I.tin jiriw it \n mtu amiw*:'it tir Iinff tha ut «SB ’win wll tIOl in l t»*c se.U