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London, England, 1815-06-13 00:00:00

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1 COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUNE to..
THE KING 0. SIR N. WIIAXALL.
The ATTMINEY GENERAL moved to have this rule,
which vas obtained on an application for a criminal
information against the defendant, for a libel on Count
Woronzoff, made absolute. The libel was contained
in a recent publication, in which it was asserted, that
the first wife of the King of Wirtemberg bad been
poisonedby order of the Empress Catherine of Russia;
and that his Majesty George 111. had withheld his
consent to the then Duke's marriage with the Princess
Royal, until satisfied that the husband had not par-
ticipated in the guilt.
Mr. &Antall' chewed cause against the rule. The
Learned Counsel said, that no tine could feel with
mote concern than his client, his having btoeght be-
fore the public so error.cous a statement as the one
complained of. The defendant had taken the most
effectual means of healing the wound be had inflic-
ted, and he hoped the Court would not think it a case
which required its extraordinary interposition.
The ATTORNEY GENERAL 10Se to address the
Court, but Lord ELLENBaItOUGIft interrupting him,
said, the Court could not discharge its duty , w the
public without making this rule absolute. The rule
was made absolute accordingly.
INSOLVENT DEBTOR'S COURT, JUNE 12.
ASSIGNEES OF SIR SI. BLOXAM AND TAYLOR.
This important case which had occupied veral
days in hearing, was this day disposed-of. Al-related
toJosiah Taylor, formerly clerk, and after ards part-
ner in the house of Sir M. Bloram ;tad Co. Barkers,
the amount of whose debts, :teem ding to the schedule,
was nearly £35.0 K). One of the items was 426,00 e,
claimed by Blosan's assignees as due to the estate at
the time of Mr. Taylor's separatien.
Mr. POLLOCK said, that Taylor having becn disco-
vered in some gambling transactions in June, 180 R,
the partnership dissolved, when a debt of one or 4200
was abandoned on his giving up all profits. It was
afterwards discovered that he owed the concern
aV26,000, part of which, particularly a bill for 4300,
he had received by breach of trust to the concern.—
He had, therefore, no right to any benefit from the
Banking Honig release, nor from the Act.
Mr. NOLAN replied, that the deaund of £26,000
was now the subject of enquiry in the Court of Chan-
cery ; his Honour would, therefore, be bound to tx
punge it from the schedule.
Mr. Serjeant RUNNINUTON, after consulting the
Act, said, that he had not power to expunge the debt,
it could only be the ground of exception ; if he had
jurisdiction over the debt he must Demand, on ac-
count of the established breach of trust. Regarding
the £3OO bill received by Taylor's agent, he must or.
der, first, that he had no jurisdiction over the unli-
quidated debt of 426,000, and he must, therefore,
discharge, excepting that sum ; and, secondly, that a
part of such sum, 4300 in particular, was obtained
.by breach of trust.—Remanded.

liow-srarzr.—Yesterday a man was charged with robbing
five public houses, in each of which he had lodged just sufficient
time to learn where their valuables were deposited; and from
one of which he stole one hundred guineas in gold. He was re-
manded.
T. Paswearx&r was reexamined, oa a charge of bigamy, and
was fully committed.
Harrow Gaaotn.—lfesterday T. Aprons, in custody for in-
flicting a would on his wife's bead, was put to the bar, when a
certificate from a surgeon was procured, stating, that she was ,
not in a dangerous state. He was ordered toilnd bail.
W. /lairs and F. &Wry, two caepenter>, were ordered to find
bail for wantonly and indecently attacking Mrs. Lindsey, in the
White Conduit Gardens, on Sunday evening ; and also knocking
' down Mr. L. (her husband), and itFid, the officer, for attemFing
to check their aujacite.
Monday se'nnight a woman threw a boy, about
three years old, from the three pair window of a
house at the corner of Fisher's-lane and M.uy's-l.ir.e,
Dublin. The child was taken to an Hospital, appa-
rently dead—the woman to the Police °dice. She is
said to be the child's step mother.
As this is the season tor planting potatoes, it may
not be improper to mention, that the cats or sets
taken from the top end grow snunter, and much mole
luxuriant, than those cut from the rout cud of the
same potatoe.

PRICES OF GRAIN A
Kent and Liss:, 418 725.
Wheat, Suffolk, 425. 70s.
Ditto, Norfolk, 40s. 665.
Ryr, 30$. 365.
Barley, 255. 30s.
Malt, 60*. 6111.
White Peas, 445. 525. boilers,
556.

WretTrCEANE, JUNE It.
Grey Peas, 325. 355.
Small Beans, 834. 86s.
Tick 1)iuo, 2.8 s S!‘
Oats, Potatoe, 28s. SO..
I Ditto, Poland, 245. 275.
Rapeseed, ,C. 12. iE3i. per last.
Oats, Fred, 188.235.
Flour, GOs. 655. rer tack.
ZION.

TOL

Wheat, Dantzic, 625. 725.
Ditto, Baltic Red, 545. 625.
Ditto, Hambro' or Brenton,

Barleyl 255. CO..

445. 486.
Ditto, Brabant Red, 445. 41..
Rye, sna. 445.

Oats:teed, 20s. 241.
Ditto, Brew, 245. 30s.
White Peas, 48s. fOis.
Grey Peas, 341. 35..
Small Mang, Vs. 364.

PRICE: OF FLOUR.

Town-made Flour - cos. to 651. per sack.
Itsruau or Wusw•r IN MARIL-LANG front May te, to June S,
Total 4183 quarters—Average, 675. od.—W. 11.1 'demi
than last return.
Raruun or FLouit from May 11, to Jure 2.—Total 14,571
sachae.-Average iis. 041.-os. Od higher than last return.

MARKET, JUNE Is.
Beef 4s &I to Ss $.l. Veal ss Cd to 6, SI
Motes 4s ltdf to Si &I Park Ss 04 to Ss Od
Lamb Ss to Ss Bd.
Rusts 1800—Sheep and Lambs 13,700—Calves 1 .50,Pi1s SOO