The National Register. — London, England, 1821-08-20 00:00:00

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The people eaptessed a seam New beals limidwrione Rear ea • lime =then ited bawl *theme rim b ee a h a l * s to ma for the peseession to go 'Omagh the eity.msd formed ostionsieg the doe* al lliebeel a : enesshe .• twiikes lod the and axed. The n er imp isionim a body arrow a Mtge ■ up whiter the constables were Jest =i l l i l l y dun " sh. rjr e et e le 1114 it s = -weow 0 thellomiegratt=telarot) /Wrote ood yearling to tern the proceed*. and they waved to The am reseable. Agree& aallaWee of jost , . amangliktiv*llt age . • nib* was bag at ehe m e his aged Wired hie i Liold d the people At • • • sheered th e horses** at the bead of it to go lute the assteeit he saw the demeed •y. The constables adapted to force a passage thee' Toweisamd piriedestere, in Oadheill Illiseliesi a eridel . . op wajougm_He iii aet b e e die Aug ag i ng . Is, bet is vale, anti the people told them that the line pond a the window . Whim an preen wee keep way . *awes acrid he hem attelnimealliesismielle se , shad them was blotted up with carts and waggons, sad of the naleasiee messes famined and glee *vides* The Ware Odin le • cable was put across it. Atlas time • military baggage Mr. theeiff Weidman was pass% and leek as adisepie my Mesas wen thrown. The oboe wig* drove op, and went to the end of the lane, and . the aussiendon dem wiesseses. Tao lbet poem dial wee steed. woe pelindade MoolohltO lie tlYks Ito remised there, apparently to get out of the way of the Mr. Themes thred. an the beim ef the Oethenee 1 , who ffed it Vie mw He had se on; but in reality it was placed as exa-ily to la- meat, wise Aped. tier on Tessiley shut bit pan 111 rE a seme minsten_ elk* were our the . yaws of the people. The Riot Act was not he was he Bad Mast. between ad e • g ee d. Tie theited 11‘74 " nst i r s they sad t bet it could not base been, for Whine., had his stage. At dim time there was se beinsinvelelds & m pi by ihe pupa Ilene at; ode does yes filed upon Sir Robert Baker the whole of the time ILIA=al die Ithibee.allt ...a.. iltheildiroo =WO intri. D - Rsuat it appeal le MO lie owls WOW*. ' they remained there. Th ere was nothing offensive plead were lag et the *Obi dont SO er . As Mewl do Fidel elifilloom..... ta• ~..a _ l o Yolos_ L _Vallo• .. rem the potpie to the soldiers, or from them to the peo- rmS wise AIL He EMI ne r ire boy do elm 611.111611 " . Cm :i siguill h Igi' = " ".. ""'""" ''' pie, at Beesingtea. The soldiers did not interfere at all. zit Sae instaarmitens. The neented den the Meg .• , Path Carsse. thee the tad pines at thet I. Mw the acetate lOW al lith boas oboe tee PRA harem the people sod the sadism about doodled= Abort a half a mile ibis side of Sessieguse, Maas led ete steed. DOW not thaw by whom th e shot was the ses* wee to g a:k m :abed Baker whited the the. the precision, an d rode on to town,te give 'hieing** iii• . mileases trek ep the a* ended him wee se rem * ea , pe t ededle, we dee pee* 'mei the way it .was coming. When he ;got to Park -lase be .f flikedot..dpesics i ebip. where breaded th em - lag mead at Gate lass 1111 1010 abed that she blotted sm. While he was waiting thew ilk mid math mem spelm. snip. a pistol aed the *the meet He saw despised r Robert Bother, ease op and belted whirls *fete yards of 1. SJueimes..-lie es edit pree *the , . . Ad been no stones thrown hell* the pistol weelbed. Pork-lane. Several gentlemen rude up to Sir Behest sad eqWt ic Z t lias lb* MO Act mg to jig blot.* Cr - ene 4 S is pesirive et stir, The poem who Seed ip . asked Na; questions. sod witness understood hint to preemie, themewil Aug at the o f beim limy er Tbe obligee were shout *Fads be what lie • T we W e d we , - lib Isil " eille. knei ttnia . • 1. ESMOND WIT ea., erasing through the crowd lend said the hearse had ~ . beck, end bad gene aimed* the Perk. Witness thee .` as hard as he could to Cumberland- gate, mad at that that the teepee should go through the city.-At this that jou . 4. seißi nesvges sog iddiss as zeg y amiast m a di :em athe disLiehosgr id :istatir , . agfammositailospememovehag wiro i upsna wloo% seggswith ood ustabegibe tt o iniasat hwe gog r wc , 2= wfugur the-Pecession had nearly cease to the turnpike, end a man fnstar there were very few people See Chford-stieet. He ma s . • Oa Iltiday, at threw o'clock, the leronees Joey *seas peet sidl ed ma domed med. The i isbeep-Thew user th r i pie l loes • panorat ait mbeernsnent, at the New Inn, in 'Didion la Oefeedetreet e hew be IN ear*. into li. 11 11 .11aeggee afi e e e diss e e e e lliala b e e e t g ee d did r w ilum e me di eee d ew . waY ihi ‘ g m a Idgemiereeide le rem* the investigation into the cif he bed ealy get Wow it. wises turnieg resod he was • Ilid eseseeled — 11 a Pr -- - se f ei e --- --- elleletellelle with the death of Richard 1 , to see a enieher of median there. Whet seer . Illiltwil• Mest a • pasted through the/gee/4th, people attempted to skit it, • to dew* • who was shot en Teeseg, during the funeral procesele only succeeded is thettiog sue pun 10( 11. The shading t W Ats Ileet:r il =bra dignedf of her late ieg M wh a tane ex e cited do ilo a t eary ig iS pid thole . ** smile If the hem. Mom , Menet la the public mind than this isquiry. A hug .. ' pe a w b e e t r fg a i n i l ecir a tt r that part did not eeperate the solider., nor ream them tbrutub without ridiaganairega the people. He raw the soldiers cut at these who hod bold of tee gates, but he wit IN *Who woo_Poolot dOsitelsi. . , • ad meembled before the house long previous to th dm heide r =l;ll,: a Miledisi mess die edam appointed for the Jury to assemble, and the MOGI h ,21 11 at. say that say Yerall ens "t wirl., wwwitird• At shrew stases at the maim-we stone we. it. add MON ilionob VW". TOW a n d . curiosity was visible in the countenances of every h ;;; ;; "Ll e m r r s rhe widgets ghee *egg ay atoatera.ageet; boa all* mime ef hems. mil .' . The best possible nceommodatioa was afforde .. se hue Oro Mutt. At do erne deem • seemed macerate which way a . se, she labile in th is ' gepullke individuals coanected with the press, by Pyeall, the age a eriams . . _ ._ .___ mis i....ii ls ism bricks sod swam at the widen. . ty may swan nee or 4.itv were twelve al ami d with we t h am , a pan at the p at h ill i paw of Maryiebeite, also provided seats, end evinced The solders did nothisg at ohs ease. emit no elleer, which they pulled des* Whin the pepsine bops top* . to give them every facility for the performance • al of desperation (we give the w Ramis own weed.). rushed edam the bear beendisedy Seed - Ille my se r important duties. kb his scent at one particular m..a. and made a rut en ether passed/me few did be beer Ho Hew Ask The Coroner arrived at- three o'clock, and the easels- twe with all hie gugginh, but the wag moored, aim wit- This she= dames aid lidnja_ aeselitod Oar sole •. of witnesses cosenteseed. Mr. Sheriff Waidama credit out my whether he hit him or not. Sadists impe i ze no Marry reseal. Juryman-Did you see that man threw say them at the le the aliases la ire. The' ef mesas suss red . el Gate, of No. 9, Vineyard Walk, Clerkeuwel - before he cut at Mee merepesse eta teelemese .sf maims so the I r, swore.-He joined the procession at Kensington, w i teegg _ hie ; my agiguggaa wag slay dame ihwagdg him ,•'. the mega to bun the pesessise demi °gird Amer 1111 4 1 the chore& Nothing particular as. PwwWilt whet, y the reeshur Illeeiter ie which he rushed at the man. Wit- dhoti trio fret wen tithe La Illtoieia. bat he add net fret joined it, only it was stauding will. He did soot whish a ldalL • Theddlard ada lt il l e hlihdd the / wi n d thew the cause of the stoppage. He raw no disturhan .4hen ma she soldiers charge mane the people to Awe • dike megaliths& essilitai= mlis pildis earnairaw/. t . away, and juat as he thought they bad strewed their at that time, nor was the Riot Act read in Lis hearing.- 'Awed &ay, as samosieles dog loi ma is , . he heard the report of a pistol. Several Weer pio- n& ea De tta d ie . ea d law i s mi d „Aim*" with Ca r g o and ammo* were placed across the road leading t . is were tired, and he saw tensor three soldiers dee I. the the peeereas, la wee sow weedy e s a e p ee nd ea , Kesilegton Gravel Pita, and the proceed* inured on ie. Th e fa n that became enteral. lee rode ay le a ipen Woe Onus** at Gate. be Mead sae of towards town. When they reached the Park , piker and ex postaliated with him apes the impropriety Ihroseam lathe two el Aspire* et she Oeolia le walk e , near Kensington Hartle*, the soldiers attempt • Ail nat the people. and hie mower was** !could uot help wad* the pie, bee based of walking they. soqpid. • force a passage throttillt the gates, but they were abet 4 what was Ito do." WIWI, said he Might cheek it thee . • two men &Ws. .114 Wise* was nisse• spine - end neemilspin la Sp Aso Lady .11.1lasallos they could not force them, and by order of Sir Kohl. . he matine e ; .. i t h, h apeeet ek.,_e enema chee k t h e Baker they marched can to Hyde Park Corner. Here the ma. I t help it sow." Heaped* was very great, ha dia dia. dadid e t a eh ill a r ld a L taild " " • Life Guards common, sod au attempt °co rude toy the' Dmiliiteesetheaght it lie 'ice* of terror at the time. Wit Prods* Se As nese bales b oLiZZ'oot to tare the preeessiou np Park-lane, bat it Cu. blocked • Mme' bed been Amine - ffte -- irtro l e: did not the% know ant a mss had been killed. Had he up with cart-loads cif des; mud empty carts and waggons swords as they advaseed. Wham them withdrew tense sown khe should have casielimied from the eaten mestere • crowd. sad wee away. He allsewarde hands Gras, but After a lung delay here, the hearse was turned about, ant hat *award is that „eat. He did user see the whew mot seek._ Heins no Hagan* ow did be ham *ell* weal through Hyde Park, leaviag • part of the peace.. • e. He was a very boy lab looking penes, and land** ~ rend. ' •Wheses bogged ft add s as his ispeine. that he ow hied. He jibed the recessive spin at Cerebra' free ly e r m i nes* ve t te . dipoles.. .0 thipeet die *spa. to lentil, err riot, as - ' s aid sow the erleWd=owll thew Ids Mittel. mod By Sheriff Waithmen.-He saw es singistrates or peace, . • time. Thep am* ee Ad dist it was a p ier u sei de ssocemise, the same stesseat th e Wwilltd.° 6l d° l° th•._ _street e t the time of the drag. He did set i taloa Sir Robert @rimmed *lin net abe ante tai by ray them was a mat Olken tebaj r oo owl moo 1 04 wee them sr he meet have sere him. The g ium. semerhed, that Oth wee iessemeserrerides. Oa the street, *red a deal. awdeede down the Bay A solicitor, who was eaderstund to *deed at the desire of Jeles settown Whet, lido. bailie maker, • road. Ho hod WW I used. of M. PliOob 601 I ) * lrov . lie commanding Aker of the gamed., cresweaamieed the • that hit the at Mensimpe. amicentimed slicer did am Mr iii on whoa he Swot tho int War iviteere, but elicited mai* materiel. it town Plaid UML The w br Arad mere th an Mite. After be had lad *tele Witham Spratt, of N 0.19, Little Ruesellotreet Blemme lower spot comossegull and die dews the road, mid turned back aga i n toward", Helm the ilemund AM sal le like hit ar hit • ry, abonnaker, swore. lie joined the pecevelee at 11111'11. where Ye dial Is die sedie witness. He saw d Gate. The awn who frU sea carried elt, Kosigle-hridae, b:erecke, awl *amortised it sail it ease • ataimpla Os IMMO, th ISOM ee the ashes. but ~ Piled directly afterwards. W masa was staithes • • c alet e er i ate a. g „ le . w h ere . w h et , h e arr i ve d; h e saw the etisiegi leant hem Ede witheethis emigit. to the watch boa when he saw this , mid sae to di - drivise the people about with their swath e hut hr lista .of 1 11 8 11, 12 Ifellign. etwoombor. . eased. He saw she nicer Are the wawa thee; IS add age tell w h et h er t h ey eat nay h a d ) . eutd one et diet become the all the way two k was toast-dc the witness, but he had sees his face y eas ew e at el s (wit* Ish an d e e . war d e d ( Wo ke blew whi t • He saw the ow to rim. He did am beet the e, mid Await! know Ida Neu if be saw him. He ii embeetia. The snake meek a est at his head, bet ens Merged there Hesaw no dimposidea to riot With@ pmt ef • • not is the front or the rear of a 'seeps, bet oh* a tell seine ids umbrella. Here tee witness poduseel the Plonto• Mien whea a wseuebeiremed. Thew** •- ' centre of them. Witter* d net beer the feet Act elia. mad it was cut quite tliassah I. several places.-It M muse Of the and the obsunctions this •- • d. T were here brick - bats we . but set twillutter was folded ep at the time, and lami ei the nar' that ea eat ' Minima in Street. Thum he saw the Mises • drag. egg loose. The blow was se severe, as to Nett the embreat wise lispeeter, 'and as mem embleene little elan ad at Agnes,* 'lke letlfe Ms 111 Mr. Waltbman•-The man who wee shot was demi with doles* ageing as heed The soldier timid aid strike Aids.* *sale l a ip t 2 or seldiees, mid the ea , Vila still, and there was Ito Pen* mat him harder thee he did - k was link all his force. When he bad living.' Mow woo dine etarilleg we the the slightest dispositio n to riot or emelt of try the blow with lie sword, he sheathed It, nod drew he saw hat Se woe tailings the ow* He heard no illegistiate sulasoniab the people t a peal and levelled it Ail %item, and tired, hut it newel “ oss r At dab time the aldose Watt Stawiter. as h esid , nor was any order given to the soldiers to deals • has. Mmes. was w e e nwelne aw.‘y, but he owned lawn ache Theme were silly on top civil slicer. The soldiers braedished their awe • he Ina, and me the mother ire de.sherniely et hi.e.-A• wee slid sot the lead= dot puts irritated the peep,. tory much, and they sap was reenhet, he sew a very young slicer pull a pistol Jam . seiling is Ithilime theese, hewn Spero besseelves hy hisses and imams. Several cried . row lee eol s ree, a ed tet t e a deneer a e t aim rots w ee s od iftliAM erne best illamememilk with the 0 Murder" after the ma Vies shut. 'lee brandbisiug - doe Hemet the wee f u the his weer sew him after i .it nine to the end_d_ _Patilese the midi* Need words was before the men was shot. He did nut see wards. The we r e betweeu the wirer and man w ho was hunk bet the bee was illethei end thee _VMS • pie behave In adi manner use any ether was seerni nr eight yard*. Wawa hoe tint been um leek. led p =le s In Wad See m • brieltath= e ar Heim thedeteme di et . •Sees than Wane die soldiers interfered. meat. steers. He should kw the other nolo II he tremesta well. with et h ee p an d e , la d the tw ee . . ,A4L. Wsldellent--44 yins haute d ewe plan previously a Marti did not bear the soldier who Seed ou him, or were It alma* misses sdierreeds he mw y she people to muses lassobertuatiess? ellicer. NO soy thine, but abets the eater hod tired mad yeaa r i e l ee ntf a r L eihmae do h tay • w ee eieet v i m , • Coteuer.-He can 't tell eh* Paw might have • - ths mse A be tamed damn and Weahed. demised wassendiege be had • O Ms hoed. whisk id by other people. By SherW Iffaidellssee-He heard se magistrate or throw mad in atlisemiss entods the deemed. led deed, Mr. Sheath Wintinnen.-He seamy whether be Wale peace ilium NA*. addtere to &s a. the deemed M almost et the seem inseee its did so new et any. I ease brats 'weaned of being conceieed William AletralidliketHrs- 4 , Toolosottoot- !WAIN dyer any ether pissithed At newly a Inhale ells wile. lie . these plain. myseif. end lam ready so be SIAM** a hey sheet Illyedened i g ia ses sent tallest. He de- C=mouse die siker. bee** he here a Indeed I shall ietpsire it. eegale4 teltilterrele ee aloe atmely in the NNW . a a hind of haa Mr. Whirled Leta He Corotearo-As you please,- The sawfish's may be put t waster as chemise all Tisitmerase bawl of battle eheeld knew ite__ ream if he sew hits. she 111411, nod beeiway einem, it, it row pleaeiro. yet tat e between the sreenlabled aed• th e pea* these. bet the whi/g e ddr•W•Ww=o"'wwral° l " Wall" read ill his • Ilse winless *wee' ed die question iii the negetive.- latter Ad sat Stlibig. bows•Ag as eesstahlee *pa le witness ram fleeing is the ono Oft war the i WM , * obetreetwe or violence en the rift el ale tow. these. *la die bricks were theme) a seillee made a *met ea with Ms aimed. aid so ebb is hie het, There war • irmill the tiring cominetwed. The Foremast of the Jere beet sleeved to the moil' of sides est the pert d rz e to tank beim they owe re a Geatlesnau of the Jury was beard to make so proceeding, observiue. diet he appeared to hint to be a thief Apia The e ar where the deceased was . rk to • brother Juror epee Si,, evideure. waste of time, cud quite marks% to have greet every sit. wen lei* were se mews sheawa by die . • The Coro ner . — thft i tlelnell should nut make euelleall eras All that occurred as &rata/won and heiow there nee Qom, until the seldom eseussesed wit the evidence to each oar' --it is very it t ega ial. Wh..s &recurred there lied bees otrewly st..ted by other tog then sword,. • Wines resumed.-lie Iles to tlcii.Ut that the young ttitue •ae,, end he could cut see issioed how .he ac so. the By a JOrymua.-They were rest coated soldiers who turned the officer alluded to we. the person who stint Due woo I het people these conk& apply to the &lag epee the people at , hearse, and who Led afterwards at Cumberland Gate. The pistol t ie (Ge ld no t say that die wheat saw the tons, 04141 e be Consberiartil Oasis. ' tithe oillser was most certainly directed towards the spot where •,...i. The distance beiessen them was mow( De.. out Th. cot 4444444 wee he thosiakt it very material that all the deceased MOW. Witness gave no provocation to the soldier twelve yards at the moment the slant wee tired. The I wo- lit.- seas ..1* the pe4,,,k, how Ike firm ma, Wig tom fl ew who at at him, al did any person near him. pie on the opposite side of th e .way from w h.-se the the .oe.smith would be ste•erl, am it wa. highly "ne•oweesthot Hena eaavetsition arose as loam part of the witness's testi- , many relative to the identity of the officer who fired the pistol, eased stood. threw stone, alter the man ass shut, 'llisr lilt lan y should he water 111131614111ted 4 'lli throe temper and and be ted what he had before sworn. man was straining sideway, on the pavement. ispose.too of the people lowa thy !tattooing, is it might Mr. • w ii i t h om. ..... I 03 , 0 a „. NI,. l e mma. t h at t h e A Juryteau.-Can you Judge as to the age of ter nice appitisS teal Serif conduct bad bees. •.a is as to proewhe wee y farther the ends of justice with respect to all nu who lireti ? the evvvoll witch .fiereordi. was committed spots diem f Parties. to be alma the whole regiment drawn up, and let the Without.- Quite a young mats -I should suppose bhutil by the so ldie lik . mums stie•whether be tan single out the ofiker or nut." 10 years of age. eltetiff Wattle's* oneereed. that it enlit not po s .ibly , . , . . ... -.._-_ .7 • A•-• (1