Star.
London, England, 1820-06-17 00:00:00

ANOTHER ,ACCOUNT.

14 Mr. Birnie,iiiii4lagisitite,svitit a strong-party
of Police Officers, was in the Barracks A day. The
gates too, were closed about noon, and' the usual
public thoroughfare stopped. This created a consi-_
derable sensation in the populace, and towards even-
ing great crowds began to assemble at Cockspur-
, street gate, upon the pretence, as we understood, of
•a right of way, and became so noisy and riotous, that
the -Police interferred, and several broken heads were
given and received. Two or three of the mob were
eventually secured, and sent off to Bow-streeet ; but
this only increased the turbulence of the others, and
about eleven o'clock it was thought necessary to call
out a detachment of the Life Guards."

An ell-WITNESS informs us, that, passing the
Horse Guards, about a quarter past eleven o'clock,
he saw a number of people assembled, not more, he
supposes, than a hundred, who, on a body of the
Guards being marched out to disperse the mob
about the Mews, cried out,." Three cheers for the
Guards!" Which were instantly given, with hats off,
some of the Guards returning the compliment.
This appeared to startle the horse of an Officer who
came out last; upon which he instantly pointed the
soldiers to the footpath with his sword ; tho Guards
immediately rode on the pavement, knocking down
or riding over every person who was nut fortunate
enough to get out of the way, which many did by
climbing over the railing into the areas of the houses.
A Gentleman was knocked down by a blow on hi*
shoulder with the flat side of a sword by one of the
soldiers, and trampled upon by his horse, by which
his knee has been severely bruised. The blow stunned
him, and on recovering he found himself bestxode by
another horse. He was taken into a neighbouring
house, where a surgeon attended him. Severalother
persons were much injured. •

This morning, soon after twelve °Week, 300 or the
In Battalion, Ist Regiment of Foot Guards, under
the command of Colonel AsKaw,i'arrived front Wind-
sor, and took possession of the Ring's Mews Barracks.
The Ist Veteran Battalion, at Chatham, are to sup-
ply the place of the First Battalion of Guards at
Windsor.

The first Battalion of the. Coldstream Guards, at
Portsmouth, are to come to London,

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Tim Sophia, enasstmetsaasoo, hem Liverpool foe St: Do-
mingo, pm into Antigua, with loss of mainmast, and was ready
to proceed the 49th of April.
Prossocz, Jingo 14.—The Venus, Asomews, front this port
for Swansea, struck an a rock near the Land's End, yesterday ;
she was assisted by three boats from the Land's End, and towed
into Mount Pier after having thrown part of her cargo, copper,
overboard.

Poerswourn, Jolts 14.—Wind B.W.—Arrived the James.
from Chepstow ; O. P. Asa, from Dartmouth ; and Elisabeth,
Maass, from Guernsey. Sailed the Sarah, Watvansan. for
Guernsey.
JUir 16.---Wind S.—Came down from the River last
night and sailed, the Ocean, WiIITTLE, for Honduras ; - Free
Briton, Hoeft'', for Quebec; and Ann, LATIOWIta, for Con-
stantinople: Arrived and sailed for the River, the Harrington;
thrum, from Dominica; Hydra, Russet, from the South SCatr
last from Plymouth ; Duchess of Bedford. Hoyt:lnn, from
Jamaica ; acrd Britannia, Evans, from St. Kitt's ; the two latter
remain in the Down.
swims, Juts 16.—. Wind S.R.—.Arrived the Earl of 'Lek
rester Pocket, with a Mall from Holland.
Itattsoare, June IC—Sailed the Volharding, &surreal, from,
Bayonne for Antwerp.
Cusroaa House, Lomax, June 16.—Ship Entered Towards
The Mangrove, from Tobago; Prince of Waterloo, from Os-
tend; Flying 1•1111, from Dunkirk • Marie, from ditto; Hero,•
from St. Vincent's; Commercial Packet, from Antwerp ;
Marina; Ocean, from Amsterdam; Marquis Wellesley, front
Grenada; and Hope, from Gottenbargh. Entered Outwards:—
Traveller, for Hamburg!' ; Two Brothers, fur dkto• Flying rub.
for Ostend; Hero, for Waterford; Friends; for iJoblin ; Re-
gent packet, for Limerick; General Murray, for 'Antwerp ; and
DMus, for Hamburgb. Cleared Outwards :--Tbe Pollux, for
Cribrakar; Reliance, for Hamburgh ; Graces, for Riga; Venus,
for Gott/abut& ; and Ceres, for ArchangeL

TUMULTS WWI WSLLINGTON.--011 account of the
reduction of the wages of.the Colliers, great numbsrs
in the neighbourhood of Wellington have, during
the last and the present week, refused to engage
in their employment, and a very serious riot has
manifested itself among them. They have gone
about in large bodies, cutting the ropes of the pits,
and letting the water out of the large boilers.—
On Monday last a body of 500 or 600, armed with
large sticks and pick-hafts, violently assaulted three
Gentlemen in the neighbourhood, who were on the
Canal,a ssailing them with stones and letting down the
draw-bridges While they were under, in order to sink
them. Yesterday little business was transacted at Wel-
lington, although it was market-day, as a visit was
apprehended from the rioters. It appears, however,
they have taken another direction, confining their
exertions to stopping the forges and furnaces.—
All the colliers in the neighbourhood have discon-
tinued their operations. The Yeomanry have since
been called out, and are gone to disperse a body of
4,000 to 5,000, who are now carrying their &-
predations at Ironbridge and S works.—
Shreetuoury Chrotsick, Jtem 16.

HIGH-WATER at LONDON 11R1DGR TO-MORROW.
• Mercies - 54 eabeneilfter 6
Afteriese • 15 7

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