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London, England, 1811-06-17 00:00:00

Ina to the atnonot or the sum *inlet the coreeel;
Value of the guinea.......—M r. M ANSI ATT. in reply•
COURT CF KING'S BENCH. GUILDHALL, lowa ts. comenitcd that it was • distioction nithoWpa differ.
mice, whether the guineas were still, or the 841:i
Mr. flonouunt moved for a Role to she', ewe- \ notes bouaht.—fTlie .lodges, after deliberating for
why a Cr"aulal Information AOlO4 not be Pled . W4BC time; took time to cowsifferiejlie judgmeot
agsirst Paul Llatesa, Comma**, of his frilit.Jeet!fl I, to be pronounced by these.
ship Houten., for an sistragesits 'm
THE E-4ICL.Or tt
insult and assault i -=...:..."- z:r.iditee-.;•=1:=": -
towards the Kevereud Mr. Cuthbert, a inaristrate IASSARKEIt • -
of Portsmouth.
Tne farts of the case alledged in the aftlevits in , pied, at his bons* in Santli.atreet. arnavan6t.
support of the 'notion were as fa es:—Gi the - square, on Thursday le
after o short illness,
,23j of May last, the Lieutenant of the Hasittar °I lice or Snaretnaron. of
of MaalSatig. Vb.'
made application to Mr. Cuthbert, for a warraht to count Massaakee, Rama LOISCAtOtagn n ire.
search a hence a here he suorsocll sonic of roe sea- I land. His Loriaship is soccesofeel i 1 his Mies and
men belonging to ins vess-t were concealed by a. t 'states by his only brrither. the Honourable Cith•
crimp. Mr. C. informed Imo that such a warrant I conhertg SIIIIEFISOrise. of Anioidile, county of
could not be lawfully tiisued, unless he was sure the Antrini, and Corector 4.f Reifast. 'rimer oily chiole.
ld
men were conceled there, but referred hint too It HI laAely count(' tr the Ri§bt Hacele C
constable, nameda Devereux. who would accomPany net Yorraa, son to the late Laaloronoura ti
theof ll4°
him to the house, and make iniquities shout the clpribier foe Leland.
seamen. lo about half an hoot, afterwards the '.
Lieu:etiant returned to Mr. C., in co:aptly with
Captain Lswless, and the lett..r demanded, in very
peremptory terms, that a warrant should he "mine-
&stay issued, anti declared. that if kis application
was not granted, he would go and break open the
house biinself. Mr. C. acquainted him that if he
duct co, It would be at his awn ri4, and that an
action would lie against him i observing, at the same
rime, that he had done all he cool', within 1114
power, to recover the men. Captain L. became
very violent, and told Mr. C. that it was his duty
to go himself, in person, and dmikeinl the hots-e t.,
be opened. Mr. C. told him that he had dune all
he could for him, that he had referred hint to the
constable, and if he wished for more effective me -
sores, he must apply to the Punt Admiral. Mr.
L. then raised his voice in a commanding tone,
and said. " Then, Sir, you will not grant me
a warrant ?" Upon Mr. C. refusing again, he
cootiaued, " then by G—d, Sir, I will make you ;"
and it the same time, putting his right baud noon
his dirk, he held his left hit iii • threatening man-
ner in his face. Mr. C. cautioned him to be care-
ful in what he was about to do, and that he must
take the consequences if he attempted any VW'
lenee, reminding him. at the same time, that he
was addressing htinseif to a Nlegilltiviie. This al-
tercation took place • few paces from Mr. C..*
door; and on his retiring to the threshold, with a
view of going iuto his house. he was followed
by Mr. L. who conttimetl" You d--d dirty
scoundrel, iryou dare to shut the door upon
me, I will ring the nose off your face," and im-
mediately forted himself into the pasragn:. Mr.
C. inststed upon hi 4 immediately %wog the
House ; instead of which, Mr. L. seized Idto by
the time, and pinched him violently, adding
thereto, the most abusive langionge. He then
left the house, followed at souse distance by Mr.
C„ with the inteotion of having him apprehended
for this outrozeous conduct. tie had not walked
many paces r. L. turned round upoo Idro,
sod io a very heatening and insulting manner
said, "Yon a1.....d scoundrel, I have pulled you by
the nape, you may take notice of it as you like, and
tisk, what satisfaction you please.
Mr. C,sin his affidavit, declared most positively,
that hr had not given Captainslightest of.
fence or provocation. hut acknowledged that he
had tom-toil apes him the epithet—" dirty

rAyr r rxt Grath CS.

CO LONE L ri*e

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TO THE EDITOR or THE BRITISH PRE. .

Stst—.As a redeuid !roes %lutes:mot of !matter appeared if%
Vie .Waning ruff, and other Papers, on Smioilas I ,at, umi.r
the abuse title, permit me to &store the plit4se, Ilirmagh the
medium of your Journal, that since I hsvc it/rll C 110.14
by Mr. Stakes, I shall, 16 inc time, mod without rein rite,
(beehive farts which I am well prepared to prove, rootaioimit
thourzh, to my private feeling*, a painful nassertr to hill
limiest sad ougeatrcillf insinuat tions
oh —I am, Sir,
Younedir utly,
Temple, fuse t 6, tail. YEIER ALLEY.

Yesterday, at two o'citsch, • Cablart
was held at the Foreign Office in Downinrstiee
which sat a considorkible.titue.
On Satertlay Mr. Msegtes Surto., the Jodi
Advseete,liad an I udiegice e? the Pastier. Rees.
at Carlton H9use,_for a considerable time, and Is.
before his Royal Higbee's the pt Bs of some
Courts Martini.
Sa.nrtiry the Duke of Yoh; Irld a public da!
his Offi:•e in the Horse Cheards, for the anis.. ti
last v rek, in coestriaosee of his Royal Highni
engsrmenta at the Reviews. Ascot Heath Ra,
tcc. A great number of Military Officers steer
on business with his Rasa
The Duke of CLASEIICS It so numb better,
fie isnot, stile to enjoy some degree of eserci,
wslkitig. The complaint, at tee lately stated,
so estinuatic affection, that generally •appeal
this time of the sear. mud terminates in a slid
of the gout, stitch is 'the case at present.
FinCI.AfteNCII it to accompany the Debt .
ensuing grand fete at Carlton-Douse. This y,
luly is highly accorepl sited, beautiful, and
hie, and her sppearatice on the approaching
sion is understood to be a pre•ientst nn to the Coo'
rircles. 11rr dress, for that night, will he •
elegant: it is the gift of the l'ai 'ice roE:t.
Sii Eowuti Prt.t.c.W sailed on Friday
Portsmouth, in the tn/rdonie, with the
his squadron, to assume the comma .11
Mediterrseeen.—No doubt, as the wind
but that the convoy% with tops and st,
board. for Lisbon, chit h were lying in Y.,
ennowesßurdb, have proceeded on their

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11.0 r J ELLZIISOIIOOOg-Take • rote to she.
Cowie, Sir.

COURT OF IRCHILQUER, SATunoxv, Ass Is•

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tion.
Wwe ere authorised xo s a
lty. that tt e II
Mr. °Moose. ho spoke aely at the Ch
Yo:
wse net the Reverend ntMAS GPMIe
of Verson Lodge. Sieffardshire.
Cal.l
Ilaatall 11Y, Esti, of Bu.derop Park,
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candidate for Cncklade, on the v +coney occasioned
by Lord Pcsacussrsit being called up to the "
of Peers.
Tile LING r. DR T nuG. Led week an affair of honour was settled
This case came on to he argue I to-day, agree« rablist-oarren, at Cros'ay. near Liverpool,
ably to appointments info Ledo Twelve Judges. Mr. KNIGHT, one of the Proprietors of 1
Our readers need not he informed that the torsions pool Theatre, end Mr. Bustler. of
regarded the right of the Defendant. under the Theatre. Shots were exchtined, but the
Acts of itsth of Edward 111. and sth and 6th of intorfering, the matter was happily terminal
Edward VI. to give more than a 11. Bank note and It is with much regret we hear of a terrier
Is. for a gnaws. I laity. which has befallen • number of po a
Mr. Mutt ale segued the case at considerable at Chilleollon, in Hampshire. Soisi« 11
length, end with great ability, in favour of the De. from an oven. being put near wooly flux,
femlant, insisting principally on two points, while from, and communicated its ravages to
at the seine time he gave up none of the others, house near to three other farms, thirteen helot
se ably mid eloquently contended for, on a late eight barn so that seventeen farms an
argument, by his Learned Brother (Mr. Emig.) besides barns, were entirely e 'inward
Toe two paints mainly relied on by Mr. Morlyatt, short time. The wind was very unlavow
were. first, That the Acts of Edward 111. and VI, the esertions made to stop its progress,
contemplated mill exchanges of gold fee gold, or to • quarter. soon after it broke out, wt,
of gold tor gold and silver. fitc. but could never to extend its ravages. Horses+ pigs, cosy,
apply to Rank paper, which had then no existence. and firming utensil,. were ell &waited. ~
—Bank paper. however. be proceeded to 'hew, perly lust is estimated n. about 30001.
never hstl, in the eye of law Of Cdneennie. any cer. On Satorisy, Meier MrCleod had his pocket
lam or defined value. In support of this positiou, picked in Bond-etre. t, by a gang of robbers. of hie
he referred to the Act of the nth and troth of Wi- pocket.houk, contang notes atid bills to the
ham l passed only a few mouths alter the Bank amount of one hundred and seventy-five pouda.
was incorporated, by which the Commissioners of The Kent Agricultural Report for this month
the Treasury were empoweeed to authorise Bank sags. rr Hops in Pune situations are airy luattliant,
antes to be received in payee's' at Exchequer, and promise an abundant crop." By accounts
during the then Session of Parliament, end no from various parts uf the couutry, we find that the
longer, provided they should oot then tie at it dis- hay h aaaaa t hap arielly commenced ; the crops in
count : tnereby clearly inferring. that Bank notes general promise to be very abund.rat, hut warm
might he deterior.ted in ealue.—ndly, He pro« weather is much wanted • heytame observation also
catiderl to argue that the Proclawiation. 1;17, was pli-s to the corn crom. •'W respect to fruit, as
contrary to law..heing in violation of the Acts of have the following authorittes:
the 6th and 7th of Edward VI. being the value of " Some eons of apples and pears have been cut
the guinea at n6s. end afterwards at 2ie. off; but other descriptioini. espectally Berland
Mr. Baron Toonesoo said, that if the Learned peers. are tolerable plentiful."--(Woreener Jour.)
Counsel was vvell Poundal to this argument. then • •' The Wheat in this county is reme.kebty fine.
guinea was a good and legal tender for a debt of 44a. anal promises a such larger crap than or had last
Lord EI.LaNIINLOUGS said, the interpretation to 'ter. The Applr.drees. in many same iona have
be putuo the Act itself was highly important, and suffered trot the late weather; hut It is the genes
well &terming of consideretion. withers% welkening rat opintoo. Ova a greet deal of rider will be made.
the effect of the argumeut by another point hardly The Hay heroin has commence 4. tad the crops
tenable. are very heovy.--(Hervfned Journe/).
The Aerceniete-Gsteaat. spoke in answer to A boat on a novel emperor troll, to soils whoa
Mr. Marryatt, contending, that the crime lay in , complete, uainst wind and tide. ao feet tor g by le
outrun rho etentate•in of the cosine'', not for other wide, via. la.inehed a few days since. at Mr. M An.
orrent coin of • greeter value, but for wore h
is saxes yard.Contion's Meisel. Briero'•
valise then it was current for. A young women. of genteel conneettoos. of the
Lord Ext.san aaaaa ii remarked, that even in same of Paatiotoo. was tenon drowned in the
this way, the Defendant might get through. by Themes. below Pateenniwidges tow Swords, evoele•
statiag. that he dad not sell the guineas at • ranee
anti there we soffieteat ressOns she we. the
higher rate of valet than they were towel far, hut ranee of her own death, in coesempeeoes of peer
that he purchased the Bank notes at a deteriorated naney.
price. Oa the Seth tilt. at Nottioihsels. Igoe Vlckfro.
The Minas em east. cootended, that even Mary Ilskirri. sod Swell nervily& en re everreetd
here the Defendant must NI, he having &tiered on various charges of 'resit/lift, tor eight thy Iwo.
that ha bargained for the guineas at an Avow of eessivelv. to COt or embroider elldrin Mer's a lace,
Is. Id. sad the person who sold them having in. , o Inch they hod been morlnt ed by osei tits ins
lowire
d him that be bad sold WV guieees et an 1 ale to do and pert' wen. They errs. aaaaaa 117 rem-
skewer of ts. Id. on cosh. Here there vim use coed I sorted to the these rif Cermet i^^, t.• bt tory seed
al to the valet of the Beak note; the only
cavil was Neatsmooths tor Deck (Alsace.

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