On Tuesday an inquest was held at Harefield, Middlesex, before Mr. Stirling, the Coroner, on view of the body of Thomas Flowers, Esq., aged 22, the son of Mr. Flowers, a Magistrate of the county. It appeared that the deceased, after a day's sporting, had placed his loaded gun upon a laurel-bush in a garden, which he inspected for a short time. On his going home, he took the piece by the muzzle, and was drawing it out from the laurel, when a twig caught the trigger, and the whole contents were lodged in his side. Medical attendance was immediately procured, but he expired in about eight hours. Verdict—Accidental Death.