The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-07-04 00:00:00

GLASGOW, JUNg 29.

last sight as ala►ming affray coastiseaced is the Salt. I
!market, betweea a party of the 13th regiment of foot so
the use hand, sod the polite and inhabitants ow the other,
which, for the time it lasted, had the most dreadful appear.
once; inure so, perhaps, than was ever witnessed us the
streets of This city. It began between seven and eight o'clock,
and is said to have thus originated :—About a doze. of the
soldiers walking op the Sidisnarket, were hooted zad bowled
at by a number of blackguard young fellows, when the
soldiers, in their defence, drew their bayonets. The police,
in the meals time arrived, bat such was the terrific appear.
mice of the soldiers, that no one dared to approach them.
Ore of them, however, having separated from his comps. '
■loos, was made prisoner, mid, after a severe struggle, car.
vial to the Police Office. The rest of the party had by this
time reached the Cross, and bad complete possession of the
Trosigate to the end 14 the Exchange, the inhabitants tlyiag
by the back of the Tastier, and through every opening
where they could find access. The crowd soon coasideridely
augusented,end stows were flying at the soldiers from all
quarters, and some of the more daring rushed in epos
them, and attempted to wrest the bayonets from their
hands; is one or two cases this succeeded, but the soldiers
keeping so well together, those who atterained it, its
general paid fur their temerity, as they were °flew knocked
down, and severely struck with the sides of the bayourts.
A sort of ►siring skirmish continued for about half an
boor; the police, in large bodier, repeatedly rushed in spun
them, though with little effect. The whole of this took
place :marl, opposite the Tuntlse, the soldiers often taro.
ing, as if inclined to g• by the Gallowgate to the barracks.
At last a large stone struck one of them, and brought him
down al the northeast corner of the Cross. where he lay is
a state of inanimation for some time. The soldiers were at
lemges overpowered, and 18 of them carried to the Police
Office, when peace wan restored. A strong party of the
►ife brigade was saw after marched up, and ■re doing
duty at the Police Office. It was pleasant to observe, that
the crowd dial not attempt to molest in the least any soldier
who did Dot take 'part in this disturbance, many of the
hussars, rifle brigade, even some of Ilse 13th regiment,
and others, walked along the streets with the greatest free-
dom. Almost all the 18 soldiers sent to the Police Office
were more or less hurt, and two of them were carried to the
Military Hospital. Some of the police officers sad patrol
are also hurt. A civil and military inquiry is sow going ea.

An article from Augsburg!' mention. the receipt
of letters front Greek commercial houses. stating
that signal advantages bad been obtained by MA
PACHA over the troops of the Porte. On the other
h.ind, the Ottoman squadron, which had arrived
WI the coast of Albania, had captured *etersl ves-
sels of war belonging to the DACHA.
MENDOZA •ND OWEN.--This day, within 15
miles of London, these old, but once distinguished
pugilists. will contend for 50gs. aside. It is up-
wards of 14 years since Illendossi appeared in the ring
with Harry Lee. Mendoza is the favourite, 6to 4.
Two oilier contests of uote will also take place. A
rare day's sport is emiected.
Early yesterday moronic she body of • man of very re.
'mumble appesratice was take* out of the Serpest hoe Kiser,
*opposed to have bees there some day' there was outkisc
footed upon him bat a small card of Diagram, a cotton basil-
kerchief, sad a pair of gloves. lie had os a faalgaboabla
sariout lined with silk, black waistco.ll, blue pasitalooss,
sail white stockings.
Os Saturday uigbl, -- Elliot, a private is Ike Ist reci.
strut of Life Guards, was going home to his quarters, and
when only about 40 yards from the barracks, he met a me-
atus, with whom he had bee. for some lime past es terms
of intimacy, espied is COUVIIVIIiiOO wide • mass. The
surlier accused her of infidelity, whet' she fellow imme-
diately polled oat a knife sad stabbed was in digresses sorts
of the body. The soldier fell, sad the Imo sad mows
escaped. As alarm beiug gives, the watchcase, essamahies,
mid some other soldiers came op, mod task the weaselled man
us the csari.hootte. His wounds were esaasimed, sad Isomml
I of such a Jusgemas Nature, that it was deemed mow So
Bead him to the Military Hospital, whets haftsmir lisp It is
• .
said, widow hopes of recovery.

PRICES OF BA'
K.

Hay 31 15. &I to 41 15s 04
Straw Mee 04 to tt t. IM
Clover ao. Od tu 01 th 041

1r AND STRAW
MNITV.CIIAPVI..
Hay.. 4l 44 0.1 144 4/159 0.1
New J 0.3110,4 0.1 to Of 0.4 041
IStraw 44 D 1060.1 So 1116. lid
Cloever 61106 Ott to 71 104 0.1

COAL MARKET. Jima, 3.
nips at Market. Moir Mold. Price.
58/ Newcastle
10 floodorlood 9 .... 32. Od to 41. 0.1

GREENLAND FISHIERT.—The following sccoutt
has been received et Lloyd's :

Per AAAAA aux( 28.

Arrived the Active, Green, (root Greenland, with four Ash.
4,500 seals, wed It, toss of oil: she •puke the Live, of
11011, ow the MI6 Noy, who had sees the Eliza. Swan, with
core Ash; Lively, OM AIM Volooteer, one ditto; James,
owe ditto, and about forty sail of ships, clean.

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.

3 per Ct. Red 60 I India 80nd5.... 26 pr.
4 per Cents 116h} I Ex. Bills, 2..3 6 4 pr.
5 per Ct. N. An. serip. I Lott. Tickets.. 29/. 10s.
pr. JUranium 3 pr.
Bank L. An... 17 15.16 I Cone. fur Ac. •• • • 7011
Imp. 3 per Ct. An. 671 I

BIRTH.
Saturday laid, at the Cuestas Dowager of Moirstaorris'a,
is Piccadilly, tbe Lady Frances Webster Weilderbunie. of a
sue.

MARRIAGE.
0a Boatlay sioraimr, at SC Gisurger, Hanneer.slisere, I.y
At Very Rev. the Delia of Carlisle, the roght Hun. Jullit
Bowes, Fog. of Strathmore, to Miss Mary Milkier.

DEATHS.
AI his *eat, Hyde Hall, Hertfordshire, on Thursday la,t,
the Earl of Rodeo.
On Payday sight, in the Grove, Kentish Towit, Nl' s.
Robles, wife of Mr. /tubing, gen. of the Great Pings',
Coyest-garden.
Os the 'lsth last, at his house in Ediubergli, Professor
Christians.
Os Wednesday last, whilst iiathisg near Waterloo-bridge,
James Peewit* Kirkep, Esq. son of the late Joseph Kis hop,
of Harper-street. Mr. K. out keuwing how to swim rained
a rope I. the boat with him, else esti of wh►ch he tied 140111111
►ie body, mod desired the bialnsen to hold the whir law. lie
they plunged into t►e river, ►et Ilse hoot slipped awl Mr.
K. disappeared.

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HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
Marais, S 1 after S. I Ereitiag b 3 after S.

NNW sod P. Ike si Tao Ilames Plum mod Tao
Gams 00.., No. 1$?, areml, bg C. C9RXWELL,
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