The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-08-19 00:00:00

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TO BE DISPOSED OF, . ,Nr 1111 7 Venefel, to their vire/ low prices for the .choicest 'Whit% grinui:.e Storituous Memos, primal Bottled Ale. and .2( DINIRABLE and extensive FREEHOLD . - pi/mime, with the introdeetion to on old estahlirbed th4 Dnuble Brown Stow, for Ready Motley onlY, winch will be iveied to order, free of caprice , to any part of I.m .d oil. Co-cern . f mroitotte, in one of the fi rst Cities in the West of . , - er Dozen. Eligbiarl• — Part a the Purehu'e money 1 " 3 .Y tem " i " on faun- t 411•21 Port Mine, warranted to bore been 6 yearriu gr.,. •C 1 Oise wood, new in bottle 1:1 to the do2en 14 fortker Panlcalars apply to mr* 3l2 . Llmeeacer•T abi t‘Ahirire old Port, 12 to the (linen, not crusted &N I La •reure, Ladeate.rtreet, Landoll.. . 9:• 1 *Curious old Port, warranted to have heetf.s years in ... - . ~ - . .• 1 . • bottle, 12 to the dozen • ~ - , . ..:, ; . • his. Clollllateh, Middlesex. - Good Sher's, 13 to the dozen , . - bit. TO TV. 501.1/ Y •PalltAlli CONTRACT. ' *V ery Fine old ditto, K e a: ranted 10 have iseen 8 years AMO L' desirabln and compact. FREE.HOLD in the burr, 13 1 . the dozen • " • Ur. 1- I..Vr.f % rE. owbaina, fir a tvinarkably substantial and . riae lfetiertfle. 13 to the doze's . - 606! brick-huill . FA mut DOUSE, contsining, on the i *Me old liroitti Madeira. 13 to the dozes . 5:31. c ., a t arl.ti or, a handsome marrow'. boll. it diaitrez-room, '2'2 reel I • Filitil 1 , 10 West India ditto, 13 to the dozen ' . 665. b„ 161 . 01 ti niches, breakfast mom.. and rentlemiti's room. ex- •Chrewitily.line Eno India qadeirst, warranted to be cereal' ki.!•h•m, Ostler'. pantry, dairy, and screams' hall ;on ' PA yeUS old. Pt us the doz. u .. - Shi. ere pi i.. • • pII il air; a hat01....-e A:twine-room. the •x •.r di. IgEisif Inella,Stoirry, 12 to the dozen Own imi. *Oh lie dining room, library 21 feet .by 17, Joe- ::•rialrei af.tice horn quality amt flavour. 12 to tbe doz. 93r. ra mi. flea e xcelient bed-camas. and e wnier-closet; end.. 4. t Kery..illesieli and dry . Lisbon, 13 to the dozen - We. ;Se .reond fl ourwe two 1,..6. 5 ,,,, c 0s and a large lima eloseti Vert floe itch Mouniaiii, 13 to ilte dozen - 4iii, eveellistit tt ins and beer eel::irm, A most complete breilitime; ! • Finest White Nivea'', 1214 the dozen • bSs. aft idled and detached offices of every desc iption. double •Ditin Pink ditto, 12 to the dozen - - Mir. c•arrh-h use, with coachmans room over it, and excellent sta. • Very Wong • old crusted Rio iz Port, warranted to /hog for live horses, firro-t ord. in which are two open -.mitt, , , k-cp sound and tine 50 ir ears - WO-bowie. tie-aerie-. dm. In front of the house is ah, luau{ • Fine.t D M Rum so n g,. 1,2 to t h e d . m .„ - - leen arr.' pleasure-ground, with ennseryatorv,peacti.liouse, and . felliortlS Old Port, of the Vintage of 1806, of the otremite groper, eon in full fruit, kitehelogairdens, iccat,ed ; toubt exquisite flavour, per Pipe - - 130. with brie .all., ~ n.i .thundantly stocked with fruit nod v-ge. : 11..1f Pipr, 651. Quarter Pipe - SA, tablec, t.,grl..er Willi three int-Insures of mort excellent meadow ' • Very Fine old Sherry, 6 years in the wood, per Butt 1101; ltii.d, divide. , fr ..n the loon by a weaken frace, , kirted by a . half tiolt. 601. Quarter Putt - - Sli. s?iiiit.twri tv.ilk,a , .d -rnaibented with beautiful oak and other : *Fine old West India Madeira, per Pipe - 1161. t i . ..!..., trees of large dimensions: the whole cAllatoing Bead Rail Pipe. 59 1 . Quarter Pipe . . 1 . 6, set.. noreo acre', together with a Newly ittrlared field of /thou& 1 - Per Galina. four :tens, , early adj Oniag the premises; the whole estate is' Fine devoured Geneva - - - lit. 6'. 1 : 0 , 1 1 1.1,1, and (excepting the four acres) eximerated from 'the 1 Ditto old strops ditto - - -13 i. 6.1. Irtoriaas, and from its vicinity to the metropolis forms a tno•t ! *Ditto very strong • - - 14 , . tut. desu.loic resdence; Cnlney Ilatelt Ewing about sere* miles and 1 Ditto ditto Dollen& - - - ' - S.Vs. Od. a half from Loodi,n, a alto:titan justly admired for its aural 1 ' Per Dozen. tiren.-rs, and evreadinAs pleasruit rides; the house is in the I °MO Double Brown Stout, 19 to the dozen - 85. 64. most .oh.ta tial repair, and the whole of the premises tire amply • Finest old Ale, warranted 2-2 mouths old, before set rlied with errel.t.su water. I bottled - -- - • 10.. 6d. .P r further parlicubm,*apply to Mears. NetileAipp, Oro- •Flnest Burton Ale, ditto - - -12 s. Oil. ter.' Hall; Poultry. lmatedisite possession :nay he Ittd, IC re- - Per Gallon. /aired, I *Very curious Couiac Brandy, warranted to be tea , 1 years old . 239. Od. *Ditto curious fine flavoured old Ram - - Dis. 6d. • Fine old H. Brat" .. - - 16,, Od. *Fine old British Dollop& - • - !fib. id. Per Duzen. - 504. - 635. 46:. WANTED- an APPRENTICE, in .tbe Tai loring tallies-. Leiden (p.n.t paid). directed to A. 13. at Mr. Danes'ls. • Old• Fhb-street. Doctor,' Common., will be attended to'..—None bat genteel Persons need apply. •Fine flavoured Viu de Grave, 12 to the Dozen •Ditto liar ac - - • ditto - "Old hack - - ditto . •Ditia Curious - - ditto , •Ripe Champagne ditto *Not tau tdartiuique - ditto ... - ss 755. - Lt,.. - 140'. - - IStS. DIM 'eTANT SA VII'• !iS, AT Hi% FLRET-STRBET. WITHIN THREP DOORS OF FETTER-LANE, FOR READY KIDNEY. F GIBBONS, WOOLLEN DRAPER, MAN'S • NIRKEER. and TAILOR. announces to his ininterous Friends and the Fashionable World. that be is enabled to sup ply them with Article,: of Dress, made in the first style of ele gance, and of superior quality, at the followiug very reduced krices For the conveniency of those Families who prefer their Wines in Pints, and for Ciumoisseurs iii superior Articles, the Com pany have selected the most curious Whim &c. and offer the following as the most choice that can Ire produced : •Filie West India Matleira, I'2 Pints to the dozen *Old East Ifnila ditto, of the must exquisite flavour and qualiis ,Pi to the dozen 0 - - - !Ditto. hluluises ditto - - *Old East India Sherry, of the most curious and scarce quality, 12 ditto - . . - *Fine old dry Lisbon, 12 ditto - - - •Ditto Calcavelia - - . - - .oillo rilliStillltiil, very r: re quality - •Part Witty, neuly h itlrd, fright the finest %elected Pipes of the Favourite vintage. of ISO 6, 12 ditto - !Ditto of the most rase tot t, bottled from the mo-t cu rious Old'Wiae in the K ingitom, That has lain in a body nearly twenty years. This article hos all Ike softness and Savour of the 3004 rare Witte, and is worth) the attention of the first Cominoissems, 12 ditto !m-cinas Shrub; 'made from the thest flavoured old Rum. 12 ditto - a *Ripe full flavoured Double Brown Stout, 12 ditto *Curious Mellow Ale. warramedf wo years old before .: Witted, but of Vie softest flavour, lt ditto - ss. Gd. - . haat Articles marked • are what the CompXoy recommend, isibeisicad . more superior quality Awl what is generally sold, and of the Attest gaVOIIP. Very best Swinish Wool Superfine Cloth Coats Ditto British Wool ditto - - flood Second Ditto - - - Ver) best Superfine Kersernere Breeches - 1)..t0 ditto Pftbreiiiitied dinn . tie3l D. utak Toi:lett Cord ditto - l'ii , laiumble 3lar:ri6s Wai-ic.attlt - - _ . ie a. d. • '6 0 • 10 0 3 16, 0 / • B;8 018 g U 12 0 And ev.cs y other Article, whether nreat Conts, raßl4lloollll, Ac. &c. charged with an equal regard to tocunonly. `l4sl 46. 6d. RKUM ATISMS, PAL:S . IES, and GOUTY 'AFFEC . Tifthig,' With theirirttial 'etnlccrnitints, or !Icing Pains Flallieney. , indigebtion and genertol 'Senility (oripualing in in batever tourer), are relieved. aArl frepenty rived, by 'WHITEHEAD'S ESSEIVCR OF JUSTARO PILLS. After every other hears find . The ii•LUII). ISSKNCEof MUSTARD (wed with the Pills, io those Complaints where necessary) is p rh it; elm mow active, penetrating, and errand' rro.cely in the iVnrid, rally coring the;tieverest Sprains awl Bruises in less than half the time usually bikea by nay oilier Liniment or Embr.eation and if used immediately after any occid e nt, it prev en t s t h e , p ar t turning black tiFfEIIEAD'S FAMILY CRRATE is partirulatly efficacious far all lit-conditioned Sores, sore }cgs, scoviswito eruptions. blotches, pimples, ringworm., shingles, breakings oat in the face, nose, ears, and eselithr, sore and ititinined eyes-;' sore heads, and scorbutic htimolos.of every description. . . Prepared only, and sold by It. Johnston, Aplhecary, 15, Greek.Stiesgt. - Soho, London. The Cssence n^d Pills *2.. 9d, meta s the Cerate at Is. If& and 2s. 9d. Saki by iVests -- . _Medicine Vender io the United kingdom. • 4 . 'The Gentiipe has a Black Ink Stamp, with the name it IL Johnston inverted on it. fir[ E . REAL JAPAN illiAtKigGjmade by a DAY and MARTIN, 97, High !lull. m. Many f tisi• Cotwegerfeits say, ns made toy DAY and M ART 1111; otiirra have -97, HOLBORN, leaving out the word HIGH 6 JIM *time have I small (or) before the original Number. irt. Also observe, that the wlmle Address is clear and di:tinct. !FIDE CORDIAL BA 1.m.0f GILEAD is highly vsteemed is the Bast mid West Indies. for . ourishing and invigorating the :Nervous System, and acting to a general Resto rative in debilitated Constiurtions, arising from Bilious Cem plgiins contracted in not eliubites. The cold and tremulous nerves are warmed and steadied ; the relit sed fi!froi., ur Soft tabby flesh, rendered Urns; the muscles itivijortited t and the aquatinted Undiscovered with firm flesh; and the exhausted- ves sgspi replenished. Such a- Nave the care and education of females, the, shidiosis as well as the sedentary part of the community. should never he whatnot the Cordial Balm of flilead, which venoms, Diseases in the head. invigorates themind, improves the menturi, and en livens the imrigination ; revives mid exhilirates the languid droopingspirits, promotes digestin, and braces the nerves. This Medicine us sold iu Bottle, 'wire Ils. each ; or four In one Faintly Bottle, fur 335. by which the Purchaser saves our Its. Bottle, by all the Medicine Venders in the United King; dare. VIPERtENCE HAS MADE THOUSANDS L 4 Wlts6.-111nlareto or Grey Hain, will not be ova. Thirse Rho have good Flair do not know the value of it till obey have the taisfirtuue to lose it, or torn Grey that th tina 011,0 safe of late. Several Ladies and Gentlemen who haul used the Rinsia Oil fur pears, atid front the ow of that alone not et hair fell of, or tinned grey ; hut. b e i ag persuaded it few, months azo, by their flair-drev.ets, to use other Oils tht , f an' advertised, they soon found the difereore—thelr flair fell of. or turned Grey, and they have declared they will use other than the Kiissia Oil in future, which i. the hit for Moistening the Hair, when dressing real or flilse hair. II short, Where Hair Iris got thin tw bald. and the, least roots remain, bt using the Russia Oil regularly, you may rely no its being te a med To preveot Counterfeits, elserve partic ularly , that the worda " SH,nl. Solomon, Liverpool," are printed MI the Stamp. %I' As Dr. Solomon's prank* is now Iterome so great null estenive, that his con,tant engssgements require a considerable portion of his time and attendance ' be expects, when consulted by letter, the usual compliment of a One P.mnd Note to he isi ele!;ed, and should, for safety, he thus direeted :—" Money Letter, 1)r. Solomon, Gilead House, Dear Liverpool. Paid double postage." . . :Lk for Princes Rossi* Oil, at Bs. per Bottle, or ere Bottle, eoct..ining fuur small, ut 11, 3s. ; or bil large for 51. duty ia' eluded. (Grey or Carrotty Whiskers area treat disfigarenteni to Clew , ' tletnem—Eadi es or Gentlemen inakilig trial will he convinced of the utility of Piiiice's Dye, being so improved, ttutt ))44 doobt n ow rema i ns making Crey or Carnaly Hair dark or black. immediately. Ob serve , there has been many attempts DEBILITY, STRICTURES, Gtr. to prepare articles for a :bailer purpose, but have failed. I IMPRESSED with a consciousness that their de- Several Ladies have declared, that far years they had been R. viation from the general plait has been highly beneficial to "Ned to went- false hair, although havin g tol era bly go od hair •fttliers, and improved to their professional acquirements by the of their own, but it beioe grey at an early aee, they were re: Maturity of near twenty years experience, Messrs. CURRIE commended to make a fair trial, end in a short lime, so great anit CO. eontiuee, • with t rie t hated nrdour, the indication of ea. the addition, that they left o ff th e f a l se h a i r , and Isis made those disorders.whieh sire the consequetwe iliisp indulgence, Wcad 41 hair have the youthful appearance a s when xl or the destructive helium* the. inconsiderate ScSbal-boy. Jo )cars of age. prnfessing the cure of these Complaints. they hold 'loot nn in- Ask for ~P rince's Dye," Price Half-a-guinea a Bottle, or dilemma to vice ; but, *TAW as all awn mutt be of the et a eiccet t Bottles, 51 , istence of such c a la m iti e s, th e y alter . their as s istance as regalady Plain direciiiies are inclosed in each Bottle, by which any one educated Surgeons Of Landon, and of the Royal 'College of d) e their hair themselves with ease and pleasure. Edinburgh. In all cases of Siphylitic Itifeetion, and tit • feri/ Said by the Proprietor, Prince, Demikt.—Observe, it is not complaint of Debility nad Dedcieucy, whether ilifiiktafrosts the `hap —exactly opposite NO. 8; the No•oher4 are irregular in infatuation of a certain destructive habit.long residence in warm Juhn-streef, Osford-sireet. Ladie+ or Gentlemen sending . ser- climates, free living, or any other cause producing a deticeney t•ca. for Russia Oil, will be particular to give them directions, of manly v i gour , the patient outy rely on a speedy restoration a, ih-re are petty shops in John street, us well as in other to vi health. Their itvroved plan of caring Strictures of sum:, that Sell Counterfeit Russi a Oil. Sold als o by m o ot the Urethra has been attended with peculiar success. Strictures priccipal Perfumera and Stedielise Venders, of ten and twenty years' duration, have yielded to their treat. ArrEit !SPENDING; THOUSANDS, ment in the short period of three weeks. Several Nahlernen to in., ken valuable article kitunu, It he yillany in any one ' and Gentlemen of the tirsi respectability, who have Motored glider eounterfeit it. See the medical Act of Parlieneent, yam this painful and distressing disease. having . received 81 radical arid will find Prince's Russia On must have a Medicine Stamp. As permanent cure, particularly request that reference mat betook teeurity. the Proprietor has leave of the Commisanaer b of his to them, ns satisfactory evidences of the derided superiority of 31 ''1 64 .10's Stomp Office to have his n ame , 4' M r . P r i nce ," Messrs. Carrie Mid Co.'s Plan of Treatment. Molly , of these mimed oisthe Government Stamp, which is on the outside of Gentlemen had-been wrier the rare of Messrs. Hoene, Demi • the ()over of each bottle. — theCouoterfeiriae is forgery 4 th.rre. . side, sad other Surgeons 41 equal eminence. who attempted fore any Shopkeeper or Ilair.dresser sriliur Russia Qil. under their Care by th e application. of the LUMP Caustic, without 1111Vliretellre a lialeYer.lvithelurihe British Government Stamp, SUCCelli• e sre t iotaistors.sindwiellers of eminterfeiss. I Memrs. Carrie nod Co. mai be consulted hat patients of either Lailie. Geotkinen resisliug time °awry, by a lelt, withihe greatest secrecy and itaanurs' at their house, 'NO. ''rte pound a .te in a 14Mer to the ProPrietur, nil) receive by me- i 104 Hastoo-gardea tu of condi ow guinea'sv.l)rib. Piafients in the country nee requested to state the particular wo rt Aft set of swindlers have ranotert e ited, th ere f ore b e o f t h e i r ease, are, and general habit of Wring, die. &e. 1• 1 to orde r P r i nce ' s Ru ss i a Oil . or Pricesßuesia Dye, as ' a net • for Oil" and *Nikki", when tae carne will ht ancrtientlesnen call and Fay they have been taken 1 g i ven o f sent to nay Slam of the kingdwas. To ensure that se. (tacit Lair,lYinx the reuliteileit, and it has done g r e at i n j ur y to erecy so essential to their undertaking, the portage Of letters thereon be parti cular, particular, particular. say be added to the twanged for medicines. •• _t. "211.ar 4111, Apt a elp 816.• • Ow. a. AN ACT FOK THE REZ,IIOO. We VENT DEBTORS IN•ENGLAND. 01-- JULY 10, 1813.--,Whereis, notwithstanding the occasional Acts which have from time to time.passed for the, relief of Insolvent Debtors, and the dis charge of many prisoners for small debts by chari table donations, 'great numbers of persons generally remain confined for debt in different prisons in Eng land ; and it is therefore pTedidnt to make a perma nent provision for the relief of Insolvent 'Debtors in England, under certain restrictiona. The following will be found an accurate s ummary of th enactments :—Commissioner to be appOihted by It ,Majesty to preside in a Court, to be called " The , Court for Relief a Insolvent Debtori." Prilooors..4l custody kte thremillukthi, to 4pply,t* such Court by pedant,. Schedule of debts and effects,. &c. to be annexed to such petition: FORM OF OATH or THE MOTU OF TUE FI.TITION AND !cement:Le. " I, A. 9., upon my corporal oath, in the presence of AL ! minim GOD, do solepnly swear and declare, That on the ' day of I was really and truly a prisoner in the actual custody of in the Prison or Gaol of at the suit of for the sum of [as the : cue may be] without any fraud or collusion whatever; and that I have ever since been, and now am a Prisoner in i in the actual custody of the Keeper or Gaoler of [as the case may he], or within the Liberties thereof, at the suit of and of [as the ease may be] without any • frond or collusion whatever; and that I have not Laken the be ; veldt of any Act of Parliament made for the Relief of Insolvent iDebtors within the space.of live years now last past, and that I have not had at any time since I was committed to prison, or charged in custody by the said as aforesaid, any means whatever of -discharging the demands of the said and of the other persons named or described us my creditors, or , as claiming to be my creditors, in the Schedule hereunto annexed, ! and subscribed by me, except the estates and effects mentioned in ' the sail schedule; and that I have not now any means of (Ns ' charging such demands, except so much of the said estates and effectsas still remain applicable for that purpose, as expressed in thrtaid Schedule; mid that all the estates and effects which I have disposed of since I was so first committed to prison, or . • charged in custody, have been necessarily expended by me for the maintenance of myself and family, and for law charges and • other unavoidable ex pences during my confinement, and in pay ment of just debts due and owing by me before or since the said day of when I was first committed to prison or detained in custody, at the suit of the said . as i aforesaid ; and that the said schedule doth contain, to the best of my knowledge and belief, a full, just, true, and perfect ac count, and discovery of all the estates and effects, real and per sonal; in possession, reversion, remainder, or expectancy, and of every nature and kind moo; er, which V now am,.or which any person or persons in trust for me, or for my use, benefit, or ad vantage, now is or are seized, possessed of, interested in, or entitled unto, or which was or were in my possession, eustudY, or potter, or in the possession, custody, or power of any such 1 person as aforesaid, or which I or any person or persons.had . any power of disposing of or charging for my benefit or adian- ,' Inge at the time I was so first committed to prison, or charged rii custody by the said ..' as aforesaid. or at any time • since that lime, and of all debts owing to, me, or to any person or persons in trust for me or my benefit, either solely or ,fitintlys ! with any other person or persons, and of all securities and Cots, I tracts whereby any money now is, or will, or may hereafter be-: some pasable, or Any benefit or advantage may' accrue or tni;ht have accrued to sue or my use, or to any person' or persons in trust for me. , or for my benefit, at. the.time . I' was so first committed to prisqu, or charged in custody as afore : said, and the names and places of abode of the several perstrts from whorls such debts are or were due and owing, and of the witnesses who can prove such debts-or contracts as remain due q i unperformed, so faros lam able to set forth the same, 'and that i neither I, nor any person or perains In trust for me, or for my use and benefit, to my knowledge or belief, havg or has any. I land, money, stock, or other eVate ur effects whatsoever, real 1 or personal, in possession, reversion, remainder, or expectant : cy, or of any nature or kind Whatsoever, or any power of db f pining of or ofeltarging for my benefit or advantage any pro perty whatsoever, Other than such as are in the stud schedule ! contained or expressed, except the wearing apparel and bedding i for myself and 'amity', working tools, and the necessary:imple -1 meats for my occupation and calling, and other small.necessa ries. not exceeding in the whole the value of twenty. pounds,' inentiited and described In the said schedale, and intended to he excepted from the assignment intended to be made by me ; and that I have not, nor bath, or have any person or persons for,. me, directly or indirectly, sold, lessened, or otherwise convey ed ordisposed of in trust or otherwise,sexcept as -herein before expressed, or in ally manner concealed any part of my lands, money, goods, Chattels, stocks, debt's, - securities, contracts, estater, or effects.- real or personal, whereby to•seetsre the seine for my own benefit, or whereby I may receives or expect to ru.. ceive, any profit or advantage therefrom, or with any intent to •defraud or deceive any Creditor or Creditors to whom I am or. was indebted in anywise howsoever. ss SO HELP ML GOD." -: Court, or Justice, to administer the oath. Copy of petition, schedule, and oath, to be delivered to every creditor. But if creditors are numerous, ' notice inserted in the London Gazette, and in two' or more Newspapers, as the Court shall direct, will be sufficient. The sum of three shillings and no i more. to be paid to any printer or proprietor of any ' Newspaper for the insertion of any such advertise- ment aforesaid, no such advertisement shall be liable to the payment of any stamp or other duty.—Court may proceed where notice is not given in the London Gazette, &c. if creditors cannot be found. If any prisoner seeking the benefit of this Act shall within two years befo'rehe or she shall seek the benefit of this Act, have resided in any place or places out of the United , Kine n dom and shall during. such residence have contracted in such place or places, any debt from which he or she shall seek to he dis charged by virtue of this Act, such prisoner shall not be discharged under the authority- of this Act from any such debt, without - the content of the person or .persons to whom such debt shall be due, unless such prisoner shall at the - - time of such application be ,lii actual custody for , such ,debt, or chill. be' actually Cued, be shall have. been sued 'in • som6 l • Court of Law or Equity in' England for the satne.-. Hearing of -petitions maybe deferred - in case -of defect 'of service: ' On heaving or the' petition,. • creditors may oppose it. •Court; -ir not • satisfied, may remand the prisoner. ' Coen • may order prisoners to be examined by Justiceti,. either iti session, or out of scissions; lice. -of which notice shalt be given.—Persons claiming to be creditors, not duty served with notice, to be added to the schedule. Court so to adjudge where they are of opinion pet , goiters are entitled to the benefit of this Act, Ac:-- Auignees - to be appointed, and engaements entered into for payment of debts not satisfied: Books, &c. of prisoner to be delivered up. Prisoner then to be discharged, but judgment shall be entered against his future estate. Copyhold or customary 36i. 4.54. 451.. 38:4 Y.ss. 4u e. 56.. ~~. estate to be surrendered to assignees. Sale of tine nuities or contingent interests, may be restrainett by the Court. Court may, on cemplaint of credttor; within one year, avoid the discharge Of prisoner, being satisfied that he obtained his discharge Node. lently. When it shall appear to the Chart al'seV prisoner shall bate ,obtained his discharge,' that Ad . if able-to pay his debts, the Coat shall. revoke sack 'discharge. All and every person whii shall, at any time titter the expiration of six ealender months free* the date of the appointment of any assignee or asi signees of the estate and effects of any prisoner utelet the authority of this Act, Voluntarily come and make discovery of any part of such prisoner's estate not speeified in the said schedule' and not before come to the knowledge of the assignee or assignees of such pH.. loiter% 91tele,either to the said assignee or assig nees, or the Giettetbsietter-of - the said Court, shall be allow- ed ere pbeildi per centam.. All and ever: person and persons who half or have accepted or- shall ac cept any. tritst ortrnsts, or shall be possessed of and wilfully conceal ar protect any estate real or perJ tonal, of any prisoner who shell be discharged.thi= der the authority of this Act, and knowing such dish charge, shall not, within the space of sir - calendar months after such discharge, disclose such trust and estate in writing, either to the assignee or assignees of such prisoner's estate, or to the-Commissioner of the said Court, and subnrit himself, herself, and themselveslo be examined touching the same on oath before such Commissioner, or before such person being a Justice of the Peace as he shall appoint, if thereunto required and truly discover mid disclose the same and all particulars thereof, shall forfeit the sum of one hundred pounds, and double the value of the estate, whether real or personal, so concealed, to and for the use of the creditors of such prisoner.—. in-case any prisoner who shall have been discharged by virtue of this Act, shall die, leaving assets real or personal, after payment of all his or her debts, ex. elusive of the debts from which such prisoner shalt . have obtained such discharge, it shall be lawful for the person or persons entitled to so much of such debt or debts,< from which such discharge shall have been obtained, as shall remain unpaid, to apply to the said Court for liberty to proceed on the judg tneut entered itr the said Court on the engagement of ouch prisoner, in order to obtain paymeot of such debt or debts as 'shall then remain due as afore.: saidoind such Court shall make such order thereupon as shall*be just Estate of prisoners shall be vested in persons to whom the same by. order of the Court shall be 'dlreetid to tie con - veyed in trust for the be east of creditors. , Assignees to get in the estate and effects of prisoner, and make dividend to the creditors at the end of three months, &c. Court to -compel assignees to give a 'satisfactory account of the effects of the prisoner. Creditors for annuities, _&c. to be. entitled to dividends in such manner as if prisoner had become bankrupt, &c. Interest on debts of pri. soner to cease, unless his'effects are sufficient to hear it. Assignees not to commence any suit without the consent of creditors. Officer' of the Court to produce its proceedings when tequlred. Merta gages, &c. on the estate of prisoner, not to be af fected, power of leasing of lands, Sze. to be vested in assignees for benefit of his creditors. Pay of officer of the army or navy, or income of any beneficed clergyman-or curate, not to be affected; but the as signees may obtain a sequestration of the profits of such benefice.—Persons forswearing themselves gull. ty of perjury. Prisoner discharged. not to be ar• rested for 'the same debt: - Prisoner' not to be charged of any debt incurred subsequent to his appli , cation for discharge. General' Issue may be pleaded is actions broughtfoi acting under Ale Act. If any. scire facins t or action of debt,. or upon -judgment, or any. other suitor action shall be brought ageinst idyl prisoner, his cc her heirs, exeoutors, gar admit rdstiators,' upon any judgment obtained against any such' prisoner, or invy statute 'or recognizance tic• knowledged by him or tier, or -any other cause of action from which such prisoner shall have obtained his or her discharge, by virtue of this Act, ekeept under the order of Court to be established by virtue of this Act, it shall and may be lawful for any suck prisoner,- his or her heirs, executors, or administra.. tors, to plead generally that such prisoner was duly discharged f from such debt or demand, according to . this Act ; : and if the plainti ff or plainti ff s be non: suited, discontinue his or her action, or verdict pass against him, her, or them, -or judgment shall be bad' on demurrer, the defendant or defend ints shall have double costs. Prisoner wantonly wasting his effects in' prison, not entitled to the benefit of this Act. Attor. ides servants, or agents, &c. embezzling money, not entitledlWthe benefit of-this Act, unless the creditors' consent, or-the prisoner hat been -confined ten years:* No prisoner obtaining credit by false pretences, or removing effects liable to be disirsined for rent, en• titled to the •benetit of this Act, -.Mess creditors iSmisent," or , prisoner hoboes co ve years.— That po prisoner who shaft have `tiny fkket person, *lto Übec rome bail or euretylerifilei pritoner, to be eliatged.itt respect of such Wit* surety, shall be disclut*ed , hy virtue of this Act from any debt or deestihd*ising on such account, Ottisout the consent of ttiapersen or persons entitleditet wish debt or de mand., : Thit no• prisoner who shall is e charged in execution- for *damages recovered in Rey action for criminal con. *^";f11. with the Wife et the Plaintiff ,ie such action, ta t at any action fey sedudng or car. Wally knowing t eghter or-female servant of the plaintiff in such said% or in any action a mali cities- prosecution, or- in -any action-for any other trialiciois injury;: shall hhee- - any discharge front such debt or damages' under this Act, unless the' person - ;or persons entitled -to the benefit of such debt or damages WWI tonsent to the , discharge of- such prisoner by virtue of this Act •, lor unless such prisoner shall hate been centieel ' • ---.^sar."„;‘