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Saicide.-On Sunday the 18th inst, Mr. Frederick Peck, of Greenwich. aged about 60 years, committed suicide by drowning him. self The old gentleman had for several days exhibited signs ofinsanity. OnSunday night he was missing, and fears were entertained that some accident had befallen him, and search was made. On Monday morning his hat and coat were found lying upon the rocks. at the Rigg. SO called, near the water; this leading to the suspicion that he was drowned, means were used to find the body. which proved successful. The body was taken out 0fa depth of l4 or IS feet water, a rope fast. ened about his neck, and stone of 25 or SO pounds weight attached to the end oft. The deceased we understand has been for several years past sOrely afflicted with disorder in the head.-StGE.t ford Sentinel.