The National Register.
London, England, 1821-04-30 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER

came so large that the magistrates sent a party of the sth
dragoons to prevent any mischief, and the hre put out.
The snob began to pelt the dragoons in 3 most desperate
manner, wounding a number of them. The attack was
made in such a desperate manner, that it was necessary
to make a charge. The mob made for the footpath
wooden bridge, and the pressure and weight were so
great that the arch next the Green gave way, and the
whole of the people on that part fell in with the arch.
The firer was low, and it was dry ground. The height,
I suppose, was about 20 feet, and the length of the pan
that gave way about 30, or perhaps more. By this ac-
cident 14 or lb persons have got legs, arms, &c. broken,
and a vast number were severely bruised. Two are cer-
tainly dead—report says seven. A number were carried
on by friends, that are not known. I saw some this
morning taken to the Infirmary; 13 last evening were
taken to the Town Hospital, which is near the spot, and
every care taken of them. Several gentlemen got hurt by
the scones thrown by the mob, and many of the dragoons
were severely cut and hurt; one it is said has been
killed. I suppose no troops ever stood such a pelting
so firmly and quietly, and none could behave with more
humanity. I can learn of none that cut or much injured
any one; no doubt several were rode down.
" I made no doubt that reports and statements will be '
made up, to throw blame on the military and our ma-
gistrates ; but if any blame is to be attached to them, it
is that of being too lenient.
"I forgot to mention that a party of the 41st foot were
present, and also behaved in the coolest manner. There
was scarcely a man or officer of them who did not re-
ceive bruises from stones thrown by the mob : one sol-
dier was knocked down by a stone, and very much hurt.
" P.S.-1 have just learned that the dragoon who was
said to be killed, still lives, but in a very dangerous
state."

FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
BANKRUPTS.
T. Coney, Ssulthorpe, Norfolk, miller. Solicitor, Mr. Lup-
ton. Miles Lane.
J. Dieken, Shrewsbury, upholsterer. Sala. Messrs. Clarke
and Co. Chancery Lane.
W. Hebdin, Leeds, A. G. Hebdin, Parliament Street. and J.
Browne, Lees, merchants. Sob. Messrs. Few and Co. Hen-
rietta Street, Covent Garden.
F. M. Lubbren. Busy Cottage, Northumberland, iron founder.
Sols. Messrs. Bell and Co. Bow Churchyard.
J. B. Phillips, Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn, jeweller. Sol.
Mr. Young, Poland Street, Oxford Street.
T. Wood, Lake Lock, Yorkshire, maltster. Sol. Mr. Battye,
Chancery Lane.
G. Cruble and J. Carr York, tobacco manufacturers. Sol.
Mr. Lake, Cateaton Street.
D. T. Menke, Primrose Street, Bishopsgate Street Without,
merchant. Sole. Messrs. Pownall and Co. Old Jewry.
J. Avery, Barnstaple, shopkeeper. Sol. Mr. Pearson, Pump
Court. Temple.
J. Renshaw, Glocester Place, Portman Square, bookseller.
Sol. Mr. Fowler, Clement's Inn.
DIVIDENDS. _

May 5, T. Wert, Gracechurch Street, wholesale perfumer—S.
H. Hall, Nelson Terrace, bingsland, broker-5, C. It. H. Bailey,
Swallowfield, Wilts, dealer-5, H. Jackson, Strand, vintner-
-22, W. and J. Dewey, Coal Exchange, coal factors.-15, W.
Dewey, Holland Street, Surrey, and J. Dewey, Coal Exchange,
coal and ship owners-15, W. Dewey, Albion Coal Wharf,
Surrey, coal merchant-15, R. Sharpus, Berkeley Square, dealer
in chu.a-15, J. H. Lean, Fenchurch Street, insurance broker
—l6, T. Powell, Leominster, butcher—ls, J. King, Yeovil,
bookseller—lS, E. Fry, Houndsditch, upholsterer-IS, R. R.
Ward, Maiden Lane, Battlebridge, mustard manufacturer-15,
T. IL Creak and J. and J. Corsbie, Rotherhithe, mast makers-
-19, J. Millard, Cheapside, linen draper—l, S. Abbott, New
Court, St. Swithin's Lane. merchant-15, S. Amhurat, Market
Street, Westminster, brewers-16, W. Slade, Leeds, merchant--
1N W. Peagarn. jun. Plyrnouth,tailoc-17, G. Bigbual, Bigland
Hall, Lancashire, iron master-16, R. Lodge, Blackburn.
Lancashire, butcher-2e. IL and R. Tankard. Birmingham,
factors—June It, A. Johnston, Manchester, silk mercer.
CERTIFICATES to be granted.l May 15
S. Noad, Birehin Lane, bill broker—J. Richards, Deritend,
Warwickshire, brewer—J. N. Freeman, Newport, Monmouth.
shire, money scrivener—E. Massey, Eccleston, Lancashire,
watchmakers—J. Ashford and E. L. Ireland, Birmingham,
factors.