The Express.
London, England, 1850-04-18 00:00:00

Matte rounds for distillation between' the case cf Start and I
tla? of Gibson : onus otricoo error. Both Owe gentlemen
have shown thenutlves wholly unlit to manage or to have
any eoutrol or it:licence over an astatelisbnient sbich is based
upon Must. At their own will and plee.sure they have con.
seamed the subsumes obtained by credit of other men. each
for his own ergarate advantage. flair st all reasc e. a quity, and
conscience. Under all the mr,usnstenoes of the cue, and
deeming it to be absolutely essential not only to the utility,
but to the very :ideas* of a bask, to preserve, u far se
poe.ible, inviolate, a reliance OD the integrity of the banker,
as a curs foundation for that trust which must of necessity
be reposed in him, lam compelled, in discharge of my duty,
to award the @overeat sentence of the law of hankruptcy, and
to judge the beak•upts disentitled to the Mews of the court ,
is respect of debts which they have nontracted ea bankers,
and which they are unable to discharge, not by reason of
unavoidable saisfcrtuses or venial indiscretion, but is con-
sequence of an unprincipled management of their bank, and
of a shameful misippliestion of n large 'mutat of its assets.
The judgment of inn court is that the allowance of the err-
tiff eaten cf bo:h bankrupts, Edward Gibson and George B:tut,
be refused.

Mr. Bagley end Mr. Linklater severally applied for the
allowance of the case of their opposition, wean his Honour
granted, on the underetending that they efould be coneoli-
dated as of owe opposition.
Mr. Lawrence, on behalf of Gibson, stated that it wee his
intention to appeal ageing the judgment, and asked for
protection until the petition mold be brought before the
wart. _ _

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Hie Honour, learning that the creditor. did not coat.
refused protection.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—YESTERDAY.
limas Tin CRISP CONIIIIMIONIM
IN RE CHARLES IttleibiLL.—TllE CHOLERA.

This insolvent, who had boon a fivitmonner, applied for
bit finsl order' supported by Mr. Nichi.ls. I. appeared that
his insolvency had been caused by the intcfliciency of his
prolix, arising from the epidemic of last summer, in conse-
quent. of which his customers decreased. mother, who
bad advanced him some money, and held a hill cf sal., was
examined on the present occasion. The court granted the
final order.
THE IMPORTANCE or PILING ACCOUNT BOOKS.

In a CM under the Protection Act an insolvent admitted
that ha had not filed his account books, because he consi-
dered them of no importance. lII* honour give him a
eevere admonition, and adjourned the ems for tho books to
be filed.

Bgroaz Ila..

Law.

IN as Mcmmuliiiiao—x—Rii;-11714i'170711- CMG ORDER.

This insolvsnt, W 120 S• case had beau adjourned sine die,
applied (or a protecting order, under the 28th siction. Thtre
wu no opposition.
Ha HoLour greeted the application.

THE POLICE COURTS.

MARLBOROUGH•STREET.

A WROLEBAllBJTlielleitTlii ylorwe's charged with
baring in his poraeasion • quantity of counterfeit crowns ann
half-crowns, and sisTeral housebreaking imp'enser's, c
aiding of crowbars, chisels, and skeleton keys. For gime
time past a cosaiderable amount of counterfeit c,in has been
circulated amongst the various tradesmen in the neightkur.
hood of 0,0,rd-street—one tradriman alone having taken

during the present month co less than twelve bate bill-
erOWlL.

Saundees, 65 E, now stated that from informagon he bad
previously received he went, accompanied by another con-
stable, to No. 27, John street, where th. y found the pris•aer
in a back reties. On searching the roans, witness round
concealed under the bed a carpet hat and a lot of ekelston
keys. He opened the bag, and wrapped up in paper he
found 60 base crown pieces, 20 half-crowns, suit 50 counter-
feit abillinp, and 4 small crowbars. On asking the prisoner
bow he accounted for having the coin in his possession, he
said he knew nothing at all about either the bag or the c,
and some person must have put it there without his
knowledge. Witoe<s subsequently toned the key of the
beg in a boa belonging to the prisoner. They tnen took
him to the station.

Toe prisoner, who now made the same statement that he
made to the constable, was fully committed.

SOUTHWARK.

LIBERATION OF icIeOTERB —ln the course
of the day Maynard, one or the turbkeis of liortemonger
lane Gaol, brought up George Shell, MO Conway, James
Maxwell Bryson, James Scoseon, and Samuel .Horgan,
five men who, with where, were cc nvic'ed at the September
seseions, 1849, at the Central Criminal Curt, of bring en-
gaged in the chartist riots that occurred at that period. The
prisoner. above named were sent:l=A to two yeart' impri.
moment each in the above gaol, besides the infliction of
heavy fines ; but, in consequence of representations in their
behalf, their sentences have been commuted, and a commu•
ideation was addressed to Mr. Keene, the goveniLr of the
County Gaol, directing•the dischaue of the prisoner, on
their procuring bail to keep the peace Icr five years ach
It was for this purpose the accused parties were brought to
this court; end the requishe sureties having been entered
into, they were accordingly set at liberty.

METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS.

TIMISUIT, Arun. 18, 1850.
The State of the Weather at each of the fidloseihg places at
Nine o'clock yesterday morning. The stations are
err sr ged in order of latitude.