The National Register.
London, England, 1822-08-19 00:00:00

IRON TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

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BANKRUPTCY F:NLARGED.
J. Thorpe. sen., Cheadle, Cheshire, calico printer, from Aug.
$1 to St pr. ta.
IBANKRUPTS.
R. N. Akins. Portsea, grocer. Salicitors, Messrs. Collett and
Co. Chancery Lane.
W. Hendy, Breage, Cornwall, farmer. Sol. Mr. Tollett.
Inner Temple.
B. Tucker. jun., Bristol, carpenter. Solt'. Messrs. Vizard
and Co. Lint. m's inn Fields.
J. Strickland. Steeple Mordcn. Cambridgeshire, brewer. Sol.
Mr. Burfoot, Temple.
J. Greig and H. S:orr, Charlotte Street, Rathbone Place,
linen drapers. Sol. Mr. Jones. Size Lane..
J. liardwidge, Wel.ingum, Soinersetsliire, draper. Sol. Mr.
Pearson, Temple.
J. Feacock, Bishop Wearmouth. Durham. ship broker. Sol.
Mr. Wal.istun, Symond's Inn.
F. Havarti, Hereford, wine merchant. Sols. Messrs. Darke
and Co. Red Lion Square.
DIVIDENDS.
Augu it tB. Troughtun, Coventry, banker-24, J. Lippard,
Deptford, cheesemonger—Sept. 10, 1. C. Oliva, Liverpool, mer-
chant-20, It. Parsons, sen., it. Parsons, juu., and T. Parsons,
Lyneombe and Widconibe, Somersetshire, corn factors-7, .1.
Evans, Sheerness, haberdasher-10, it. Hartley, Ripon, York,
mercer—Oct. 5. C. Rudd, Rochdale, Lancashite. woollen chum.
fscturcr-22, J. Wingate, Batl.r.itk, Somersetsliire, money
scrivener.
CERTIFICATES to be granted Sept. S.

Sir It. Graham and J. Young. London, merchants—J. Lidster.
jun., Stockport. money scrivener—J. Railston. North Shields,
ship owner—T. C. Oliva. Liverpool, merchant.—N. Harris.
Southampton, cioachm aster—J. Green. Camden Town, ex:avator
—T. NI urrow, Liverpool, money scrivener—W. Peel, Broroyard,
Rerchullshire, builder.

DEATH BY FURIOUS Wednesday evening
last an inquest was held at the Board room of the Middlesex
Hospital, before Thomas Stirhug, Esq. Coroner, on view of the
body of Mr. John Load, a person of respectability, late pub-
!jean of the Bag of Nails, at Pimlico, who met his death in con-
sequence of the wheel of a gi 7 passing over his body, on Mon-
day last, in the New-road.—John Alexander Fisher, keeper of
the Western Lodge Gate, Mary-le-bone Park, proved be was
sifting on Monday evening, about six o'clock, opposite the lodge
gate, when be saw the deceased and a lady walk arm io arm
from the Crescent ; they came about a yard 'moss the road
when the horse and gig came up, driving at a eery furious rate ;
the haft struck the lady on the head, sod the wheels passed over
the deceased; they appeared to be coining towards the Park
from the Crescent ; it was the elf wheel which went over the
deceased; the horse continued to go on, and very shortly after
the gentleman in the gig was thrown out. The witness did not
see him again, as he attended to the deceased and the lady, who
were taken into the lodge. The deorated was laid on a had ;
he groaned very much, but witness saw so outward wounds. 11
mrdieel gentleman was sent fur, who stated that the deceased
could not live keg, and by his desire he was removed to the
hospital ON, &Shatter. Mr.Fraocia Steele, of 71,0xford-street,
silversmith, stated, that he was at the top of the Portland-road,
in the New-road, on horseback, when the horse and gig passed
him on the road ; the man inside, who appeared very much in
liquor, made the horse gallop at a very quick rate ; be kept
continually striking the horse with the whip. Witness rode
after him, but in consequence of the numbers of people on the
road he was obliged to pull op. He requested the people to
take the deceased into the lodge ; he then rode after the gig,
and found the driver of the gig in a public-house the corner of
Baker-street, drinking a glees of brandy and water, and he
said his name was Needham, and be resided in the Borough.
The witness then returned to the lodge, and found the deceased
on • bed ; he bad his hand kept on his side, and said he was
very much injured, and could hardly speak. A Paddington
stage driver passing at the time said the horse was formerly his
maater'it, and that he had sold it to the driver of it, and he re-
sided at Paddington. This evidence was fully corroborated by
two other witnesses, who said the driver was very touch iu
liquor.—Mr. Thomas Wood, house surgeon to the Middlesex
buspiti, stated, he attended the deceased on his coming into
the hospital ; he found five of his ribs were fractured, and
which be found were properly attended to before be came into
the hospital ; deceased survived about • quarter of an hour.
Witness afterwards opened him, and then discovered that
besides the five ribs that were fiaetured, his liver was much
Pottered, and there was a great quertity of blood on his chest,
and likewise on fie abdomen ; independently of that, deceased
appeared in good health. Witness attributed his death to the
blood on his eiiest, and the general injuries he had sustained.
and which he has no doubt ass the cause of his deatb.—The
Coroner made some very sewer, remarks upon the conduct of
the driver of the gig.—The Jury viewed the body, and being
of opinion thst the deceased curve to his death in consequence
of the wheel passing over him, they found • verdict of " Man-
slaughter" against Needham, and levied • deodand of 61. upon
the horse and gig. The friends of the deceased then amid they
would endeavor to identify the man, and obtain a magistrate's
warrant for his appreheusiuu.
FillE.—On hursday morning, at eight o'clock, a fire broke
out in the upper jart of a warehouse in Sheppy-yard, Minories,
chiefly occupied by Messrs. Fory and Co. of St. hlildred's-
court, ws a depository for caste. It consumed some ware-
houses, soil did material datusge to a timber yard adjoining.
The wind blowing towards Hayden-square, carried a vast
number of the ?Talks towards that direction ; it happened that
the windows of Mr. Louse were open, into which tile
sparks found their way and set lire to the lurnitore, wlach was
instantly in a blaze, end we understand twist of this guitleisiten'e
goods hive been consumed. Had it not heels for the engines
being at hand. the whole of the premises would base been
down. bet forward -ly it was got totter before the tire could
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