The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-07 00:00:00

'Lab) intentenut.

ADMIRALTY COURT.
Dikes Dr. IL PldMoon.
Tam CADOLDIII.—Dr. Rotterteos applied to the wart ea
the pert el the mete sad wear of this renal to deem pot.
esteies of the ship to pay their wages, the swoon Was is
&halt, sot appearing to the astioa.—The remaiades of the
ay wee mimed is notion sad erageetione.

COURT OP RANILRUPTCT.
Baer Mr. Ocanaligirmlr HOW.
G. W. M. Itaymomm's BAMBIIPICT.—Th. adjourned
Many of the bankrupt's application !or hie &Idiom was
reoented yesterday mornine, tin adjournment haring takes
plan inn no 25th ult., °whin to the &bona of a naterial
whams, Mr. Cl.ll.httrtriXl.—Mr. PIM .lid Mr. DINK4II cow
spreirod in °proration to the artificers. Ms. Stowes sup-
ported dm bankrupt. A int of some ten or twain witnesses
who Ind berm eamnomed lung etas/ over. and Cuthbert.
eon not May in atteadsnot. Mr. Puny appbed ist • warrsat
kin.—The Commie
mid is would le nosemery
Mattit should ban as @Mavis of the senile of munneen
to. Mrantins the niumiaadems were propertied with.
reealtisamthe Waltrip, mat int eznainsd. Me db.
: U my mimes ils hem is Frew 4 UN, abut
. d. in the pound was paid ; man me in ben,
in 1537, noting was paid; in 11112, L= OOM, am
to me raft as aunt, was pearl tato the own
fee the creditors. I don't law hew innoit thet
was ic she pseud. la 1840, I was bankrupt Ms* lift
1001., sad metking was
_paid. I was 22 years °hi whim I
wen Int bankrupt in Tram% Was shamefully swindled
art el ela my property. I kart beans pahlehor town Gine
hVentabers to lognad la Monk 1837. I wee oty 486414
ea • Utorny Ban slim 1 biome is WM My
fellerld betneenhast Mile with • of MIK ;
MR ast.* of this was eigdebte. I we mar Ms
elm as josigiass!, Osier, bealisolisr delft , sod domes
hi jaagny. 1847, I leg my bersheii famben sea ems
644. obia is dows is my
_beaussralisee. I loss a imb-
beak sad ask-book end bad weakly lisine•46so mob

out by my sleek. I lime Mown Ciathbertsoa Mr or Ave
years; be re an upbeht me, deeper, sod altar, in Portlaad
plam, Bemuglamarl. I ham paid him about 1001. 'Bogs-
tier; the lest pi)mesh was between 101. aid 401. in No-
vember fast. Have got Miele" et hies shim, inoluding a
ash. a heehaw, sod claim far the ettitibeaj ha is what is
ailed • al/mac I lest saw him three or leer days before
his writ was served ea sees the 15th Math. 1 went
to tell him I use in dandles, aad to ask the loan of
jams meary. I did net toll hies about Wilton's
demmat. His reply wee that he weld sot mita me.
)Invai ha afterwards mat me ia • MB. 1 did act Obeid to
hie *Mom The date d the Sassest is 3rd Si 4il April.
He pea in as micration at my Memo la Wellingten street on
the lit or 7th. A bill or rale wee gives ; Farber. the
bulls Miser, valued the while at about 1001. I dm%
MUM the familiar* east me above 761. The bill of Weir
eluded the type. I still live an the premises as hires 5.
sad the goods have remained there. Cathbortoon's mom'
deli was for • debt of 901, with the mem 1 also owed sheet'
411. is mat sad tame sad stamp duty, which Crilimmeess
paid. I ham set else ins him an 10U,or mg mime
sanding m ba my of the property after I ham sita
taboing 1 dos% pay him mythic( • meek he
the me Mae party • Ise all it to mania eat of • Mail
martive mt. leregiater.) He did sot Mem the wok
my imellmee j teemied was security. Allen the memo I
twat MI west ea es hentefore to pablie appoloomse. Mr.
Wilton brought as action seeing& me Let AO. red I pee
him sledges order for payment ; but it en eft ink sad
judgment was simed, the order being dm alibi beglasiag of
May. (Mr. Davies, the bankrupt'asciter,hootiodatitted that
this mem was pending when the bill deals was given). I did
Ilse am Mee to the Bankruptcy Court, because I thou tit I
lierl • file armee ot paying time smell matters. Creditors
to as mftionst of 1,7101 gam me a letter of licence on the
Mold April. Afterwards, beiLir diampointed ot 7001., and
Ifte oreekbeing up which Mr. Wiltoa had gives asir, and
MOO. lees engem* by Mr. Bush on the Mar of April, and
minim ast..; bathe roan. My solicitor, Mr. Da
vim is orew imin~ eider the flat. He heo not received Ws
mats l• Cothbertoon's acme sec has Mr been paid (or wort-
ME pall
(Mr. 01461, the odieid mime, said he
the st?2's mem up to the choice of as-14ueee.)
The etermaype said to Mr. Figaro' at the prior of old
mad wove of early num are of the " Misorllany." 1
omega a farthing out of that comma, but pur 'my late
it. It eimehtted aloes time 70,000, which only just geld
Mammas la fact, I wee out of pocket by paying um
meal pad WHIM. To give any ternmeration there met
have bees a sale of 26,000 or 27,000 a week. '
"wallow" and "The Perricdale " paid very well
ism as they went ea. These ma other works,
13 is were sold for 161., after the bankruptcy The fast
lea Ayr each th are pkted, they are worth •
glee is no isle for them whoa dose tip In vol
hoped • couple of hundred or so, which you rosy get elf
liegritastlititertiting. :lard. ?looks has no
iraatisued warrttgoraorii.
;The seas the barimptcy, but began again 111 soon as
Me. Ceske Wight it. 1 moire no salary for this. The
ode to Claim sea two or three days Wore ray last swains,
ties. The Miscellany is stall printed at my manatees; the
sem same fa up, end the same people are employed there.
Cooke took away all the primed paper, but left me rho type,
sad Mr. Cos, of Crest Queen-stmt, machines the cork.
At the time the coin rignt wee sold the Miscellany wee
losing 81.,101., or 121. per week. Ido not receive a shilling
far what I now do far the Miscellany, we is there any on
dusteadiag that. I am to have it back. When It pays. I
am to have 61. • with for a tale I am writing. I
ham said ea a fanner occasion that I can earn
4001 a year by my pea. I am employed on • some
paper. and if I were to give the name of that papm, I shoal'
betlieeheftpd to-morrow monung. My weekly earaisgs
at BM merest are 101 from the newspaper and the " Myst*.
this of Lades." This work ceases the,week after nest and I
lama them km the sacra. las now writing "The Myem
Meet the Court of Loam," which bebop to Mr. Cooke. I
made el agreement to write it fm him, bat have no interest
in the **right. My literary casings are entered in my
bibs* stmt at 7101. I have received 61 • week froa Mr.
Bahr the whole period, is respect of "The Mysteries of
Loam." I have aloe received about 401 from him, ed-
i. a tale I wrote for him is the " London founial." I
sever sent any works far male at the sight MUMS el Spam.
—By Mr. Sturgeon: I loot about 7.0001. as my Ana bank-
raptey Is Frame. My Ant iasolveaey km mow from some
of ay Fresek creditor. having taken proseedmp hem ; the
mood wet owing") my having omitted ram two or time
creditors bin say tint schedule.
Mr. James Basks, stenotype founder, of Fetter-lase, de.
posed : Div, the bankrupt's clerk, ease sod offered me a lot
of stereotype plates, at 121. a tea ; this wee Wore the bank-
ruptcy ; I was then giving 771 per tom. It coseistod Ably
of old plates. The copyright of the Misadmay might be
worth 601. I judge from the public sale of liariSts Amami
for that,... The twelve other works, if bony sold, ought
to have realised 1601. -

Mr. Parry here stated that he distinctly 'barged the as-
signee, Mr. Stan, with sacrificing the property and the
gouda' would 111 whether the baakres and Mr. Cooke
wove sat ie colleens with hies.—The Conemiebnor ob-
served that the imagist pent spinet the benie=se
ebirs
I.
evaded withdrse ing kis menstance from the •
at the time of the beakrapter, so as to diminish is vela.,
sad, the aessut it was saki to Mr. Cooke
his sestriaticaa. It would armor grailris had
Ms dm solely to Maley the Moe of the pro-
perty to the mimes. wad the tweitors.—Mr. Parry
said be esly immised tit mike of the' assigns.
ankseerelly y an agdimalise to imam the maps*
mei ine es be mania the Court at Review. He souOt
to dew minder on the port of the baskrapt i and
could may be meat of kahrem ism ether evidertes.—Mr.
Dyke sail She sisal mimes embeed media the :
mil Wog roweled Mee the miteemiewee ef *de all'
ds he me week we SD resist them emcees.—The
soil he bad ispiered the olleial ter pee to allow
him temease the works—Ms. Orem the 'Maio' assignee,
saki be bed mainly not
tan
it adviebb,diebriog to the
isteesseef dee endives Ms webs be eft-
thesede—Afee • olevereadem as to the mime ea be mmeed,
the immisesser expressed an *den that inflow as to
the sealant of the 44/4601111 wadi he [edema
Mr. J. Cuthberteon, the Leer Mame. having Mewed,
was examined, and deposed the he had known Itt•ynolds
four years. Field ab 11 of sale of his property, dated April
last. Had lost furnished him a bookcase for 151. in Deem-
'be what Reynolds owed him between 701. and 801. He
had at
pinvat of • sem on the Ist of April. and
owlsg to kis non-psymeat the writ was need. Held paid
AI. is December ; he had not psld 301. sines November. He
did sot get • sofa and dining-table in Jesuitry. Witness
Paw him she same day that he issued the writ. 11 was abet
slam Vas* in the torenoon. Bankrupt told him he we
is difficulties, and was threatened to be said about some
pieta's. He stayed half an hour, and witness immediately
went sad took out $ writ. They did sot go together.
(Laughter.) lied previously given him time till the Ist of
April or the let of March, he could not be certain which.
Coitkl net swear the bankne t asked him for the loan of
mosey. He said he wanted money, bat did not ask Your
to take oat a writ, or say anything about a bill of ale. Sim
the bin of eels wee taken be had not removed say of the
E rzjuty, nor exercised aoy.mership over it. It was In the
pt's use and occupatm just se before. Hod not been
there Mee. Had not the bill of sale: it wain powsssloo of
Mr. Dix, Mr. Reynolds's eterk.—Mr. Parry Why, you are
a most amiable yielder, Mr. Cadtbirtson. You neither
seise your property nor tike the bill of sale.—Witness: I
certainly did not wish to hurt him. I have confidence in
both bin and the clerk. I took the bill of male for my own
protection in the first imam. There was no previous
agreement that the property should mein in Reynold.%
pmemilos. 111 bad known of • bankruptcy impending, I
would have had the farmiture in my poeseWoo before this.
I don't take it sew because I don't wish to distress the
bankrupt.
The bankrupt, being recalled by Mr. Sturgeon, gave some
farther weelanationef .be einemstame ender wbich he had
ceased to write to the 16001110*y. He had requested Mr.
Orem .o allow tib• works to go on. and had offered what-
ever talent he pommeled • but Mr. Groom refused on accouvt
of scams which might ;rho out of mining os the estate.
A omperbon had been drawn between his Miseekany and
Howlers Amami, and the Peoples Jeanie': but the price
of the latter was lid , white would pay with a circula-
tion of 6,000 or 7.000. while a penny publication required a
abonlatios of 26,000 or 27,000. He then went into a long
statenest of some attempt which had been made to Mors
hint by Mr. Stiff's bringing out a publeatioa called Rey-
saidea Magazine. He added he had taken out the fiat oa
his own petition, and would willingly have deed his literary
teas at the service of the creditors. .

Mr. Ferry said that if ever there was a ens were a bank
rapt ought to be severely dealt with this was one. After de-
frauding or defeati-g kb creditors In Prams, he bad been
twist insolvent nee, and this was his second bankruptcy.
It was evident ke sought mottling but protection foe has ppeerr-
or; he had done nothing bat inflict injury ea kis c editen
suss ISM ; and 'the corelkate ought to be entirely WA-
held, onerwies the bankrupt law would be altagetner de-
feated. Here woe ama who could can his 101 a week,
who could defraud his creditors, and this nee to this coact
and lank at then. lie had lived aids of Me' 'easy sad ban-
replay, sad was not • resentable trademen, eosin here
Wide emilkate. A creditio, anted Bonn had ben de
treaded to the intent of dd. or 601. This was a crone in
louse of misconduct, sinountiag almost to fraud. Prom the
evident of the thirteen copyrights being mold for 161., it wee
den that Cooke woe a mere go-betwees—a nue kid sad
shadow et Reynolds himself—under whose direetioa all his
=Mgrwen taken. The bankrupt was now ender!
fiecellony, under pretence of its bring Cooke% ;
but meld any cue doubt that the bankrupt had the nen
interest is it, and that it would spin brown his, as well as
the ether work called "The Mysteries of the Coon of lin
dos r' Oaly give him protection for his person, and he
midi take good care that his creditors never got • farthing.
Thee the transaction with Cuthberts a was pitiably am for
the biskrapt's reratenieoce, and a fraudulent attempt to de-
feat the net of the creditor. Alter p_ pug Use costa is this
ca did did aot Maine thin would be Nl, a mete. It this
man's applisation for Ide seetalleste was sneensful, there
woad be as end le ell esalidense is oceasereill dealings.
Mr. Denim Wrenn the nen ea the sane side. Me
hasknee debut atesereired were 2,6001 : his whole literary
wow bed bow bat sea alteranka et beekrapery and in•
ukase i sod the is. to Melds ansaget hi, creditors
want be about a pansy sad • /rustle is the mead. So
seemed to mem that he had the eight of exporting es
Idamit and Me Mail all he sada by his pea s to the az-
dubs of his wahine' done. This was an the me of •
Isimlslaag peer teeter ; his Mhos, though Mt of the high-
MO= et amid sarketabie quaky. owasmallag • reedy
man ; Amp he had net gam into bonen frogs semeaty,
fee yid* It me evident he assent:lly unit, for bra ',editors
.lied DOM get tagang.—Ms. &pride : mid thew
seadoet peer& I. eamee—what as the ma talk.=
(
Mr. Dams mateadoi that it was a
sad ame nety le talk paying XL a magi I. war