Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-25

heard in eNery direction, and nu-b,.
were seen flying across the park in .,
! may. The nuLiher OF shots fired w.ra ..
| parently about 30 or so. Some a,co.,
state the number killed at about opr =.
the wounded 10 or r. HyGe PARK Non J.
have been scene OF tragedy as drea
as that of Manchester, had not the on, i
space towards Bayswater afforded AM, Il
opportunities tor escape FROM he n.
derous weapons of tie soldiers. OLe n, E
named Honey, was shot at the corn, IL
Great Cumberland street, the BODY n, II
carried to Oxford street. Oters e.. II
carried to ST Georges Hosp ital y,
soldiers lost their good temper. and e,s
fled in the direction of the Process,
Several gentlemen in their eoaele, ~,
row y escaped with their lives.
The procession now passed from Cnr
bertrand gate to To;telham court ro,}
The rain again poured, but the peae,,r
ans remained undlmipished Wien D.
procession was about to pass Toueph,,
court road, the people made second
tempt 20 enable it TO PASS through ten,
tropoiis. liz an instan, every Vehicle
what ever description was seized, to o,r
a dense mass, extending tie mloe vid,
of the road and almost hundred yar5
in depth Through such compact boGr
it was impos sible 10 force any pss.so.
except by artillery, and tie goyernmer
had not prepared that description offorc.
The leader of the procession looked attn.
impenetrabie mass with dsmay, andtur
ed into TOttenham court road Franz.
street, Toitenham court road, down which
the leader attempted to pass. was, IN 4,
instant blocked up with carriages Of ali
descriptions. The procession was thus
compelled to move Oh Ia I straight In. I
towards st. CHESS
The procession now moved onward,
till 1t reached tie top OF Drury lane. and
here the passage down Holborn ber
completely BLOCK ed up, 1t IVES competed
to take the direC ton towards tie Strand
To prevent turning out Of Dvury lane H.
to Great Queen street, the people blocked
up the avenue # Queen street, and force,
the procession to the S.rond. Tie Or.
ford Blues who did no. participate in Il,
outrage, were iavorites with the rsole
from the mildness of their conduct e..
successful efforts were maze to pass TIM
High Hol5orn, and the procession wen
towards Temple Bar, on passing whic
the Lord Mayor headed the procession il
his carriage. The shops were Shut up
and the WInCows crowded. The route
was along Fleet street and Ludgate hill,
round ST Paui's church yard, through
Cheapside, past the Exchange. into Lead.
enhall street, and from thence to White
chapel church. The Populace in the streets,
at the windows. and on the roofs, remain.
ed uncovered while the royal remains
passed. Many of tie trades who had fir.
presented addresses 20 her Majesty, join.
ed the procession with flags bearing in
scri ptions. Among these were the sail
crs.
At the boundary Of the city in White.
chapel, The Lord Mayor and MIR. Sheriff
Waithman left the professions; it was then
five o'clock; and tie fatigue and exhaus
ton of both man and horse were such a,
to make ii impossible to 90 much further
without rest.
The procession moved to Mile end. ard
thence 20 Bow, The crowds were gres,
wherever it passed. A number of mar
ners continued with the procession until
1t cached Bow The cavaIcade moved
generally at rapid pace towards Iliord,
and entered Roniovd at a quarter to
eight.
At Brentwood, on Wednesday morning
at one O'Clock, the procession was receiv.
ed by gentlemen with torches The great.
est respect was paid to the deceased, the
inhabitants escorted the cavalcade on the
road to lngatestoDe not person was gone
to bed. The funeral passed at three in
the morning. The most afectionate ties
timonies OF respect we're here evinced.
The procession reached Chelmsford al
a quarter from TOUR o'clock Tbs horses
and riders were much jaded The coffin
was deposited in the church, and orders
were given for all to be IN readiness again
by half past nine
The number of persons who have sui.
fered in consequence OF the dreadful At
tack made by the military Oh the multi
tude, near Cumberland Gate, is not yes
accurately known; but as far as we have
been able to learn, it is fortunately much
less than, under such circumstances, ght
be expected The only individual aetu-
ally kllie, on the spo, was Richard Hon,
ey, carpenter 1t is Said lie was shot
by an officer. The ball entered the LETT
breast, near the heart. Another, George
Francis, trickiayer, is supposed to be
mortaily wounded. He was carried to
st. Georges Hospital Some others have
been carried 10 MiddIpssy Hosnital bn