The Express.
London, England, 1849-07-13 00:00:00

GOODWOODStetKES:

12 to 1 agst Tophana —ll6to 1 aptPlacchana'ian
IS to 1 bircater 30 to I Chanticleer
LIVRRTOOL ST. LEGE&
The Flying Du•chman ls scratched.
(By Electric Telegraph.]
The following are the results ut the races run after our
parcel was seat from the course:
A Fain HANDICAP Of 10 WM each, with 30 added.
T.Y.C. (11 subs)
Mr. Nichol's Woolwich, 3 yrs, 7st Sib (Abrahams) 1
Mr. Gill's Sir Robert Sloprr, 4 yrs, 7st 13Ib (Unnain) 2
The following also tan : Ittbaldry, Chtavaide, Cigarette,
and Penthesilea. Woo by a neck. Run in 52 sec.
MINDY HANDICAP 01 10 SOU. each, and 80 added. One
mile. (26 subs.)
Lord Eglinton's Elthiron, 3 yrs, tMb
Lad Cliklen'a The Widow, ward, &ut 10lb
Lord Stinky's Circa% 4 yrs, Gat 3
Toe Quarles PLATS was won in two heats by Sylvan,
beating Alp and Thibault.
GOODWOOD CUP,—Van Tromp is declared mot to start.

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Tax HoN. ADOLPIiCa Fitt timothy. Cliaittia Morrtrzcx
CAPEL.
This case was before rep red in our paper. Mr. Dowse
(with whom was Mr. Sargond) now represented numerous
creditors, and Mr. Bagley some other creditors. Mr. Cooke
supported the application, which was mode under the Pre-
tection Act, and which 'good over in order to ascertain
whether any offer would be made to benefit the creditors.
Mr. Cooke Wormed the court that applications had since
the former tearing been made to the noble relatives of the
insolvent, and though they had not been so successful as was
expected, yet he was instructed to make an offer which he
hoped would be eorsidercd reasonable. Mr. Capel had an
allowance of 600/. a year from his father-in-law (Lord May-
nard), and 3001. from his brother-in-law (the Earl of Essex).
The Court would recollect that the Earl of Essex had ad-
vanced 5,0001 to relieve him from certain ellficulties, and
that amount formed a portion of the present debts, and his
lordship had thought fit not to continue the 3001. a year,
taking it as interest of the money.
The Chiet Commissioner asked whether the allowance of
3001. had been discontinued ? It was not so mentioned
before.
Mr. Cooke said it was now discontinued.
Chief Commissioner—Has it been discontinued ?
Mr. Cooke—Not yet, sir. The le arced counsel proceeded
to state that the earl would in future retain 2501. out of the
3001., as interest for the money he advanced. Lord Maynard
continued his allowance of COOl., which would make the in-
come of Mr. Capel (dedueting the 2501. • year by tho Earl of
Ewes as interest) only 6501. a year, out of which he was
willing to .at aside 200!. a year for the creditors, leaving
himself 4501. to support his family of five children. He was
willing to make any sacrifice to benefit his creditors, and
now offered 2001. a year, which was the utmost extent to
which he could p.
Mr. Dowse said as the offer came by surprise, the creditors
would require some time to consider it.
Mr. Bagley remarked that he bad never heard of the offer
before. It struck him es a very small one, being only at the
rate a half per cent. on the delve.
Mr. Dowse—lt is an offer to pay 2001. a year on 25,0001.
of debts.
Mr. Cooke bad hoped to have been able to offer 3001. a
year, but for the reasons mentioned 2001. was the extent.
The Chief Commissioner grad that there was no proposal
made on the petition as filed and if it was required, of course
time would beafforded. His impression was, subject to
what Mr. Cooke might say, that it would be violating every
principle of jeestice, if he did not hold that debts bad been
contracted without reasonable or probable expectation of pay-
BRIGHTON, 1849. went. He threw out the *Nervation for the guidance of the
HeltroiCke for the ilatOnTort Sienna of 25 son. each, partim in the Cabe.
15 ft, and 5 ft only it declared by Tuesday next. It was sated that a plea to an action had been filed sloth
et lb iii, 11, the last Marko, and, in reply, it was stated that it was dons
Comma. S yes la The Ma, 3 yrs.
*Coning's* 6
left fts-pseandum,yrs 4ln
Phoneme's; I yrs ......... 10 Gleirlve, 3 ye 5....... related the offer, and therefore the cos !must proceed. 1
Tawny's, I yrs „...... to Conveyancer, 4 yrs .... .....
*matte:m.4yr, ..... ..„........ 12 The Quiver. 3 yrs.
• Mr. Sargood, in reference to the offer made to pay 2001.
Ghetto% 4 me. le IbramMee, Ime a year, said it was but reasonable that the creditors should
eftade. 4 yrs ........ ....-.... In ei...., 3 yrs he paid during their lifetime, but 2001, a year would take
Swordplayer, 4 yra.......... II , 3 yrs 1 125
_y ears, and it was too absurd.
Netter Skeeter, 1 pt..-- 1 4 yrs 1 W. Cooke admitted that there was a great difficulty in
rnba, 4 yrs ...... ............ • lemlpme, 3 yrs
goberpe. 4 yrs ............... 4 Chopsoll, 4 yni.
Anuipuist aps S Ovarlark,over, Ips benefit of all the pude,.
Joe o'sot, $
po
Iternembrsate, 4 yrs 0 .al, 3 yrs
range, 5 yrs 0 Tee Jostler, 3 yrs man placed in such a position, and before he proceeded he
Mre. Taft, Ts 0 Mkt 11 yrs. . . ......... ........
lap
13 Sesta Chrt, 3 yrs.. I would say that nothing could be more straighuorward and
Patriot. 13 Momler, 3 m decorous than his behaviour before the court. There bad
=.41.11
3 yrs
IL Anton* 4 yrs I Commissioner) had been wondering at the dexterity with
Thos marked • having been entered without the know- which the learned counsel for the insolvent lad avoided the
ledge 'Moir owners will be struck out at the usual time. question in the case. sad that was what reasonable or pro.

INTELLIGM
YORK AUGUST
ACCEPTANCES Po Titl
gl- Ibt :

WE EXTRA.
MEETING, 1849.

Chanticleer, 6 yrs —11 l
The 11. ro, G yes 4
Eilerdale, 5 yea
inheritress. allsl • ••••
Fernbill, 4 Tn. 0
thitsstns, 6 yrs S
Erecusor, 4 yrs 7
Sbylack, 4 yrs-- .........
sylvss, 4 yrs ..............„ 3
Mahe, 4 yrs
Illudlieekte , SITS.. 6
GINS* 6 yrs
Oscar. 4 yrs .. - ....... ......„ 7
Glen ilsoldel, 4 ye 5...... 7
Remembrance, 4 yrs. 7
SL Antonio, 4 yes 7
Fern, 4 rig G
Camphine, 4 yrs. 5
Cnekermouth, 4 yis .....
Miss %My, 5 yrs
°salsas:, 6 yrs ...... „

LLNCOL
ACCEPTANCES volt E THst
Itt
Maid of Lyrae. • 6 4
Jobs Comer, 4 Js.
Lady LUISA 6pa 7 4
Abbot al alm, Ivs 6 6

ROCIIDA
AccusAscu 701.

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et lb
Mallon, 4 yrs ... ll 6
Lady tlybla. 8 171 7
0
M. s. Walker, 5 yes
Pelham, 3 yrs 6 0
Conquest. 4 yrs
AccarrAscss 701
st lb
Melton, 4 yrs a 7
Neu Yoram Deer, 'gel
Pool:manger, aged 7 6
Lady Hylds, 5 yr 5.....
Yrs Walker 3 yrs
kiebnllll7, 5 Tra 6lO

at 15
3 6
3 6
5 0
4 10

et 111'
0
10
2
12