The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-05-27 00:00:00

-• 4 TUE NEW INSOLVENT BILL. The new Insolvent Debtors' Dill authorises his Ilijesty so appoint thin Barristers, of Ws years si4iiiiing at the least. to be Conssoissiosers for she I:etief of lostiltiitit Debtors. it is to he a Caere of Iterord. The Commissioners stets sppeint a Chief Clerk, four Assissant Clerks, and a previsions, As. signor ; they shall haws power to compel she atle:.d. of ail , she prodsetioss of books, papers, end aritio R . , awl of coesseistiog for stontempt ;as %sell as of being their officers for negligence or 'May. ' The said Commieslooms, Chief Clerk, and other Office's to take iso fee ' mosey, gratuity, or reward from any salte r ; our shill soy part of the proceed ings be liable to stamp or other duty eltatsnoesr. Ass person its custody for debt fourteen days, may apply for their discharge. The Petition to commis a schedule of their debts, us well as of all the effects, rest sod personal, in possation„ retersior, or im perfect?, ; and of all debts owing to them. In ease any person shall have been in custody on w resoeptocess for nine months, oithoot daisies the ber.efit of this Act—or shall have been charged in executi.n upon 'judgment —k shall below'sl for any one creditor to the amount of pounds, or for ony too to the amount of ,to apply by Peti tion to the said Coed, and sects prisoner shall be compelled to surrender his or her property for the benttit of all lbe creditors; and the same forms and conditions shall be observed as in-tho case of a so. funtary appliestion for relief. In ease any person shell retina to deliver such schedule of their elects, Ike. the Court shall be empowered to imprison them in the common Jail or Hasse of Correction, there to be kept to hard labour until ho shall submit himself to the said Court. All the estate of a prisoner, real. es well free. bold and copyhold, as customary, and ill personal effects sod debts, eacept wearing apparel, bedding, •c. shall be vested In the provisional Assignee—ass allowance to in made by such Assignee for the sop port and maintenance of the prisoner. Notice of the Petitions being filed to he inserted in the London Casette, and two other Newspapers, end shall appoint a day for the creditors to appror before ono of the said Commissioners •itbin one calendar month, to prove their respective debts, sod to choose an Assignee or Assignees; and there is a provision for verifying the eirbis of creditors ar s dig. lance or abroad. The As.ignee or Assignees, chosen by the 'majority Is vales of the creditors, shall keep books of the assets received, to which all the credi tor. shall have free access. The Cosnesissineers to be authorised to compel witnesses to attend to prove nr disprove debis,and cc amine them on oath, and allow or disallow ; claims not satisfactorily proved, an appeal to be from the decision of one Commissioner to the Curt, whirl' shall finally determine the same. And in case a Cr.. ditor shall neglect to prove his dein, he shall for ever be debated from recovering the same. The one Commissiti. if who *hall have to cosine the schedule, end toe troth of the stateessnots therein, as well as the manlier in which the debts wore contracted, and if the debtor shall have put his creditors to enoecessary espence by yes- Clone or frivolous defence, itc. such Commissioner shell report the same to the Court. Th. provisional Assignees shall make over to the the Assignees chosen by the creditors all the estate and effects of the prisoner. The Assignees appointed by the creditors to be authorised to see for and re cover the debts, ke. And there is a clause to oblige the debtor to matte discharges, kc. They shall make sale of all the effects, upon dee notice In the (.arette end two Newspapers, kr. ;end the Assignees, •1 the end of three months, shall make a jest dividend of all fends that shall hese come into their hands. Alortrages made prior to the filing of the schedule not to be subject to the Asignees. Where debtors are tenants en estates for life, with power to grant leases, the NMI power to be trans fee tsd to the Assignees. Assignees to be allowed to , compound with the debtors of the prisoner, with the' coosent of the creditors. Its case Assignees shall not di•charge the tryst, the Court shall arrest and commit them to NI, without bail or mainprize, until they account for the proceeds of the estate. Oct the heal esaminarinn of a prisoner, creditors whose debts have been allowed may pet gentians to I hies touching the matters in his Petir..n, and such other matters es the Court shall judge to be it and proper to enquire into. If the pekoe's shall answer satisfactorily, the Court shall order his discharge at . the end of sic months from the date of his commit. writ. If the opposition shall be deemed frivolous and vexatious, coats to be granted to liim. But if it shall appear that the prisoner has contracted any of his debts lewd's:stilly, wi , homt having any reason.- or probikk expedation the same, the Cons t shall extend the tei as of confinement from six months to a period not exceeding three years; end in rase the prisoner shall have put any of bus creditors to unnecessary expense by vexatious or bivalves defence to any scion, then his confinement may be intended to a period not exceeding twelve months ; or if he shall have fraudulently and wit- I folly om itted in his schedule effects to the amount of then he shall not be discharged soder a period not exceeding nine menthe. The Court, upon application by three-fourths of the creditors in number and valet, may order the immediate discharge of the prisoner from custody, provided that such prisoner shall not have cootracted any of the debts fraudulently. On the discharge of a prisoner, Pediment shall be entered op in one of the sorrier Coot ts—and in case his debts shall not exceed 50G1. then the judgement shall Ire entered op for a less seen, if a Petition to t at effect shall he presented to tae Court by three. fourths in neither and value of the creditors. Prisoners who take a false oath to sour the pelialties of perjury. lit case any person discharged shall come We the pus.ession of any S:ock in the Public jeer's which tiejuJgment entered up could not touch, the Assignees me) apply to the Corm, setting forth the case, and she Court may [(wand the debtor to custody, in the s ;wit jail, nil roles or liberties, until he shalt sir. seeder ..ucti tundl. 11.1)0t A tu•••;.• or S liritors in the serer or U! 1. sLSto be a::uoet: to or • !his Ceti tt. THE STATESIIAN. The names of ell persona diseberged is be jowled in the Lando,' Gins Us. This Act to centime, ill in he year bet It say be repealed or altered et any tin•. Cross-easeilatd by Defeedant.—Previoas to this witness bad been pelt! by Mrs. Themes. Ifs void not say whether Airs Thomas was or was not the ostensible person, bat be applied to the Defendant when be mild find nobody else in the hoese. Wit ness admired that Defendant did not pay 'betas., until be was made to do so.—( Laughter.) The Defendant bete eery warmly asked wirers if he meant to insinuate that be cnold not pay the tears? and whether payment was not refined upon the groond of as attempt et estortion, by charging four win dows more than the proper number ? The Itacounce said, be must not abase the The Defeedant," ido Not wen to ohm Mm, nor do shoe friend Snootier abyss we!—(tergh. ter.)—Let the grimes. speak Ike troth, end try if shoe emu's be more liberal. I ask nothing bat jos. 'rke llscoaDea now called upon him for his de fence, and Mr. '4 ATER! addressed the Court at considerable length, protesting, as by did at the commencement, against the illegality of the proceedings. Ile cowed into a review of the various Acts of Patlissnent wlticb recognised the establishment and office of high and petty constable, commencing with the Lord High Con.table, in the trigs, of %Volition, the Conqueror to the 3.1 Ed. I. Ed. 111. 13 Hen. Viii. to that of William and Mary, sad finally to 10 Geo. ll. Upon this letter Act, cap. r 3, were founded all his objections, and while that Act remained the low of the land, the iodides/at against him moat be illegal. The It;th, and mere particolaily the 1-1111 sections of this Art, gave to the aggrieved subject the absolute right of appeal at the Seminal, in met where lodgers not paying " sent and lot" or •re elected to the olive of constable. The whole Act, in fact, was governed by appeal, and throughout there was not even men. tion made of the word •' indictment." Ile teed se rious extracts from the Act in support of this state ment, and which proved that small levies only slid moppet were alone eontempletetliby or laid dos n in the Act. at the whole, he contended, that the indict ment ebsa•st never have been laid, that it was against the taw of the land, and by that law be would stand or full. He %eo l itht nothing bet justice, but it the Court should press the can , upon the indictment, he should most assuredly bring the matter before ano. Cher arid higher tribunal. Simnel firmer was then called and esamined by the Deresidrat.—He said be knew the latter occu• pied the upper part of the house in Scot's.yard only, and which apartments were held by fem. Ti. CovoT they coeld hear nothing or & lease, ohl.“ it on• protioced in evidence. _ The Doren() ant isiotodisto:y palled it forth, and bogged the Court would peruse it. It .noel deafly shows that he was but a lodger, and entitled to hi. appeal. One of the Counsel said it %MI not stomped. The D•feedant said it was, and Widmerl th► stamp! Thu. Cuter, however. now said it could not be received. Oue or more of the •aboctibing wituesses should be there In prove the deed. The Defendant said, he had neve . ? contemplated the necessity of such a witness. haying come there ' open en appeal, and not an indictment. If justice, however, was the real of of the Court, he could procure one of the subscribing wirno,..es to I. lease in a few minutes. Ile was is be found le 'Change.alley. The Cowry refined. They were not to become subservient to his ign.trance of the forms of Lie, and he should hare come prepated with tits witnesses. T! , e Defendant complained that .#lre Court bad onkel, 'advantage of him in every shape. Ile bed known Courts of i.rw constantly admit of a short delay in order to the procuring a witness. Ile impinred the Court for an order to bring the writhes., nr solder him to obtain the party himself. Ibis could be done is, a few 1114101.1. Th• Comotort ScoirANT said he had know. the Courts. even in cases of life end 4e h, to refeCit such applications, on the ground that the parties should be prepart:d. A deity ofpiljlic justice would give Si', In difficulty, if not 'linger. 'nip COUNT finally said. there was other business to he attended to, end refused the epplieatinn. The Defendant then said, " If l am p ted ilia course I melt close myna*. I declare most private ly I am but a lodger, end I consider the whole pro ceedings against mess illegal and oppressive." The COMMON SNNJ 14 NI replied to rite observatinns of Mr. Waters, and said, that inasmuch as t he was protected by the Common Law, and that an offender found guilty of a burglary in kit house would be liable to suffer death, so he was bound to give hi, aid In support rf that law, end was therefore liable to serve the office of constable. The Deleorleut vies wholly mistaken in the Acts of Parliament he hod pirated, and it was well known that a little learning ens a ding thing. The Ileconnen summed up the evidersce to the Jury, observing that the ease was one of the clearest he had ever known. The Defendant teat foond Guilty, and the Cocas. after a ronaCerable conference. adjudged him to pay a fine of 101., and to becommitted until such fine be "aid. Mr. Waters putt] it instanter, hut stain Folpenly pledged hinp..l( in being the *hula ef the ratter be. loge, superior tribunal. The wages of Ilitt best wearers in Glatigner, after paying deductions, do tint averse 4s. a Un Nlontlis, • man of the name of &bor,/ •as .aamin►d it lnw.strert, who had been found to the 1)..10 of rode. Ito.n , near his bed.rltoshrr, after ;,,, 11, 1 141 Mahn's, hail retired to rrst. lie sr.% cnrer►al lay the Pate as hp was also pit:, to bed, and had he ►ol.-tell only a minute later, F e s oo n! hare] get •ni n ietruptell, In the I)..ke's eh•.mtrer. lie had Handset/ ever she gatden.wall from the Green Pork, by moan, of it lora. stony IA to • top., which he I Ilf•WIP OfPT lIIP call. Ilia l.i►a oat , OM he had writien in Ppio to at. Doke, itsforoscig hill► of his 'loot►'!; aria baring hoet a denied admittance at the front IlOtif, be had rtroo.,e to ow eapediont described, Ili 1 - 1111.1 . In 101 , PM 811 T 1.14 nith his (loyal High -0,114. The Luke bad roo.-tot•-.!, in the first instance, to 111 liberation, tnisco•ion of h:s returning to 114, horn.•, which, ilisterf•r, not hard• Y t!.. o p, he ws9, 3 tctti.y t .intnintt: - t:c4 ell as s MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Mr. Cl/B'moms. Commit for Mrs. Sjsemuds (who it will bo recollected was tried last Simian, together whit Mrs. Leshabg, for conspiracy in secreting the birth of so illegitimate male infaut,and who was thee acquitted, bat who is sow spin indicted on another enunt), mooed that the present indictment ba gushed, on the ground that it was similar to that es which she was acquitted lust Session. Afte► s short ton lion with Mr. Adolphe. (Counsel for the prosecution), the Chairs.* seer• relrd lb. motion. H. Harart, and Harriet his wife. Mary Well don, and H. Milburn., were indicted for a con spiracy to extort mosey from A. Spoon, Esq. in the month of December last. It appeared from Ibe evidence, that the Prisoners, in order to 'Mort money fr , .as the Prosecutor, had preferred a charge against him at liation.gaidee Po. lice-Are, which, iv the first instance, was for rob. bery and rape, bat was subsequently modified into an assault, for which he was tiled at these Sessions, and honourably acquitted. The parties did not re , solved upon bringing him to trial, until all dusk. M- I tempts at negotiations for a per•niary compensation bad failed. It was enutcnded in their defence, that nu ennspirsey had been proved ; but the Jury, after a few minutes ronsideratinn, return►d • verdict of Guilty, against Sielbourti sod the two Hornets; but strongly recommended the ton Ism.r to mercy, (as they were, in their opinion, the dupes of Melboortt,w ho professed to be an altos ney ,) and acquitted WrAilun. The CNAIRINAN sentenced the prisoner Melbourne In be imprison►d twelve months in the House of Cor reetion, and at the expiration of that time to find sureties for his fats,. gnat' behaviour ; and the twu MUM/ to be imprisoned three mnrsths each. LO.V DU N S .5 pi s . ELECTED CITY CON4FAIII.E.g.-EXTRAORDI -. NARY CASK Thomas John Weoera:a i:;;;llensan of some no. Nudely, is well as respectability, is. the City, seat indicted for refusing to serve 114 contushle, to which office he was ehtcord by the Ward of Dowgere, on the 2lst December last. The rage excited csnlid•r- able interest, as it atfocted lodgers, and Mr. Waters, appeared to defend the charge its treslirm. . _ When the Clerk (Jibe Arraigns was abost to reed the indictment, the Defendant rose, end protested against its illegality, the Act of Patliament, he said, only contemplating an amid, without the slightest reference to indictment. In the present instance Le had igen notice of an appeal to the Ses•dont, and that appeal was actoelly set down no the • paper, then on the table, me also in the honk of the Cleat of the Arraigns. This appeal he was now ready to support, egreetably with the Statute of IU Geo. If. cop. 44. The Court 1101IPIPT had called him epon an indictment before the sprat was hy oi d, end he therefore solemnly protested against the pro. coedit'', es illegal, arbitrary, anti moire.. The RECURDIR said, the Defendant could not of.* object to the indictment, nor bad he any right to do so at all. The Defendant warmly replied, that he Lad an unquestionable right to object, and *could insist upon that right. The Itcconnta said, that be most not insult the Court, or attempt to overtern the established firms of law. If be did, the law was strong enough to lire vent and punish him. The Defessdasit said, he was far from intending to offer the slightest disrelwct to the Coast, bet main tained his sight of objection to the ititlictnottit, mules the Coast would stop him altngether, and proceed their own way, however severe or unjust. The Itcconuta said, he had already been trusted with more liberality than he deserved. 'llse law, howtvcr, would take its course, and the imliceme•tl must be tried, the Grand Jury baling found the bill against him. The Defendant said, that es it appea►e,l they were determined to proceed, so they might, but he pietlged himself to the to bring the matter before a higher tribunal. The question was one which int hired the rights and liberties of his fellow-citizens, which be rega-ded abuse ell. M. kat soLns and the Common SenJtast thin proceeded with the case for the proaecution, end called the faller/big wiinessra : W. Peacock said be was Beadle of the Ward of Denote, and koew the Defendant, who lived at No. I, tirot's-yard, Csonott-strret. On the 21st Decem ber last, be was elected to the office of constable, sold he gave him milke thereof. lie could not say that he carried on business there, bot his name vies at length on the door. lle was rated for Poor Rates at lAdy-day, 1816. Crriss-examiged by the Defendant.—bins. Thomas had paid the rent and tails previously, and when wit nr sr applied to Defendant for them, he referred him to her. There was a dour which divided the lower from the tipper part of the house, in which the be. fondant resided. Wm. Metcalfe said, he less Ward Clerk of Dow. fate. and produced the return of officers chosen at the Warchnute, on the 2lst of December lot. John Thousss Waters was chosen a consial.le. Cross•etawined by Dolendant.—Demensbers that, Defendant wade an objection to awes on the score of hi• being a lodger only, and prodeeed a lean, but the objection was neither understood nor tecei►ed. Re enesabvreil him MAO doctoring that be rid (Wilk', " scot nor 10f," till lb. W•tdmole *mild wit tw.seve it. In Net he uid wore than they wished to Lest ! —(Laughter.) Defendant.—" Ye•, now, verily, yon spe..k truly, for yr.o rr•fosed to Is•er what was an, tietero.ssopti to tit-to me throi.gli Mick tied thin, to serve against the Lars." Wondthnrpe, jun. the Dornty T..nn Cletk, pr.•dec.rl the return made to the Court .4 Aldermen by the Ward of D .w t tat., and the epl.e.l of Ilse Do. trodv t against las Irction t bet alalo appeal was ~or allowed. Mr. Quint awed, that h► hail arreiefil th• 'raft fi.r the two !Ail quAller% to Lady-day, Gem the Demi ant, 'or Itit house Nu. I, Scut's.; POLICE. "%.1 ---anui— ; • 1 MA111101! • NOUSE. -•••• Yeste ftl i y Dorton andl.ii. n• . Pientined on Tuesday upon a Ch..rgf of fortio r i ro. ceived a hamper containius a hurelreil *eight of Ira-. coin from Birmingham, for the purpose of circu lation, as appeared in our Paper of yesterday, 'velar again put to the bar. Harrison, the marribiln ido. now stated, that tine. the wile,. of the arse hamper of bad money, he bad again repaired to the Dolphin 1 ' poblic.kosee, Long -alley, fi ong-alley, blootelds, *lsere I.e found another basket jest arrived from Birmingham, dlrveted• in the same levy as the former. Ile of i course wised this also, and friend it to contain twelve ! parcels of copper balficronne washed filer. Lack parcel contained ninety, vetoed by the fabricators at 151., the entire contents 1801. the estimate of din former hamper from Birmingham was 2001. Thu l e the circulation of nearly 4001. of base mosey nos effectually presented. Harrison, upo n tear cliarg th e I lodgings of tbe elder Prisoner, found three I. minim pr rcibely like those be had seised at she D.rlithro, b et i they were empty, and bore reu mark ut direction).— The Prisoners si ore egiin renteustied. SP3RRIXG AT' 411.V0R 711E4TRE. T...by Donnelly, the Irish Champion. o f in going mi.' trasuing thy desire ist an onialeur of raid.). assisted by Cooper and t aver, ins iti.d their Nerds to the above Thea ter., which was Medi reVertabi3 attended. Thee...Ow . ere but fen to number. set unsmiaily goad and .eiewifir. Ism ten fallen heroes at Ciao ley. Carter aid Maisie, displayed mach bleat when opposed tu rack and the hitter borer s Ithougts rainterdisig against height mid barb s did sot poets saris :.n easy roottioser on Might hale beta collected. They were both loudly applanded. 1/onnelly and Spring were re ceived %oh great approbation. The Irish l hasapion either let hip rbilGis p,,p fir the time in his sparring tactic,, or bur is eviderals improved. Ile nvionished the almateors from the escellent steps he in de. It sin manly combat altogether.— Spring nai al-u aiorh admired, and remold sharp reciprocal Lees. were given. sholueily displayed pent activity spas has legs, and gut nu ay from same heavy hots with considerable Hat the grand novelty of the day was the set-to betweta the ecentispli.hed Besiege Cooper red the .Nonpentil. Jack Kap do 11. FlOlll Ike el4ki.ova a shit it les of holt a the ethabitiani.. a lc eat trial of skill was esperied, and a great trial of '1":1 was performed. It am one at the highest tarn'► st self.drience that the ainatettis base eaperierwed for some years. The slop ping nt buds the tarn amiaishrd every use prevent, and called Mows peals of applame. Cooper is decidedly me etc:tolls burnished salter 10, tad the rears who now withersed his Aorta were continent that hr snail have bees Now rear you .aiirdeed the other (sepias when the Mark ,o mauled him about. '1 Ise .soar.sent. lost nothing by this ceaprtiilnu t in fact. he has raised himself in the 'violate of the judges of Impious lie was prepared at every point—Bopped with the greatest ea.e mad rfeet, and pm in a bilk ear now sad Oleo with a Nicely of .se as to show that not the shooed opening ran eseape ILastielly and Caner weir called spoil to Amish 61w...oasts at the da), lint ihinuelly apologised on account of r i s make tip for this dedrrenes nod as a contrast to toe sr - writhe bout bruisers Mandan mad I ouster, a rttOrsting snatch wa. pro.. pawl b. -turret Latham and Smith. Sorts a i komery tem rot berm witnessed for a lung time, arid their mugs were 10 rppered, that they appeared like red men. A shatter of silver wad copper i rated. d their raUtts, is. d Coupe. maimed Monks amide 111.110.1,11 of aptiaose. Ike at atesis drp.trtrd set, mach glistiti,d. LORO.VERS' INQUESTS. On Mot:day l'iCht NII 1111411"1 was held at Rther's Cerro ' Mime. Mishits, uu the Mid) ett . Ale. Savage, dealer io haver. lin ' , nat.'s-town. T. Lilco's. ' nephew it'd:reeved. mated, that on lridgyi he went in u the bed ream sif the deerered, au& rimed him •ittitig w ilk a piece of lave round bit reek. mid fastened to a hnok in the triling. He tesiefied the tape. and it sac SO rotten that w Mike and the deemed fell backwards. tied aniwared to be quite deed. lie teat for Or llrmb , bet ha cosh) not terser? him. Ile lived alone is ilsr home. and was a tingle ma*. The Lva time wither saw him altar um ow Thanday nigh!, when be awyeartd more Mao misally cheerful,. A bmit at year, ago he sot attacked to the Shrplwed mod Sheet- Itentest.belds by robber., who indicted martial sabre nomads as his head. and mangled his hod direr's, part.: silver that he has been teltreit to hit of deriire• meat. About I! mouths am hi. home sac heiiken in it. nod all his prapeny sinter Skit cis cititittance metro -eft hi. malady. qr. ' , Lissom., Mother to I'm drccertt, rinhtiord testimony.—The I tonere sofa. med op ihe a t ideeee. and ihr Jur% retained their Vetches— Thai the deerused met Ms death by hit us o hand, being is a. stolen!' derangemem at Ire time. _ . . . _ 01 1% ...larsilay :la laquailloa wit, fakers at flee Sept LAW; t;rent Qeeen-•treet, Liecoln'a lee fields, bel.oe T. NtlaLl‘G. unmet for Sli.hllc.cx. un tires of the lowly of .V.. J. %$ ...or. Ihe dereard wat a moire *hoe maker 11l Ih. •Lnve sures; be had, for Hie 14-1 time yeor., besrisyrd esittesis o‘regi. Smug of in :dolly. bet more rially dorsi% the Lot lan or lbrre amok.. when his eiresera:lo4 debpelat. Is ea burra.ced s lw ea. rrrrutlyd.•efwred a hawks op. bentray amo aler lakine a inn., alrec , iniale Ica., of ho are and claildieu, hr r. sisal to hi. bed room. acd so lialf-pier nee o'clock. when he Mat .ouebt for so rotor to duo sulr, he was roma to u bout hy a cord. Yrrd.rt-1 las She de rra•ed had met hi• denth by Li. span act. rase being of woo *lied, airway, nod eudenoooding, N bee be remained is. BIRTH. Oa abe 210 h inst. nt her nuesr au nryaustes square, Iln.l'. Iliggian, of u.llll burn 'AOC MARItII.I). Oa Mr 464 i:ruegr's. S,nity ,tk . hlr. %Thurman. of the Fa•t !Wm Ihip ounrat.l;eartal rano-Odue, to hermi t eldest damiturr at Yr. iiscrit, of Lear'. DIM). On the ?sth ISM. at hi. 1.:am0ng..5. %It. Jontulian Itugg. S.firstot, of that place, and ut Addle-owe', Mitre eissubery. ni st:m g Alt v. 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