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London, England, 1818-05-18 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

Furrier. of lissingstoke, Hanle, stage-roach.pro-
pricker, to surrender, May 19, 39, and June 27, at twelve.,
at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Shearmasa anti
Wyllie, Red Lion-square.
Robert *Fret%gold, late of Southampton, dealer and chap.
man, to surrender, May 29, at two, 30, at eleven, awl June
27, at tone, at the Star lore, Southampton. Attoineys, Mr.
Clement, Southampton; and Mess*. Hicks sod lkailter-
ridge, Floutlett's-bnildings, Milburn, London.
John Standish, of Liverpool, floor-dealer, to surrender,
June I, 2, and 27, at our, at the George ►nn, Dale-street,
Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Buluier, Water-street, Liver-
pool; anti Messrs. Clarke, Richards, and Medcalf, Chancery-
lane, Landau.
Thomas Farrar, of Waterside, &pathways's, Matra;
York, nsanufacturer, to surrender, May 25, at six, 26, and
June 27, at ten, at the White Linn Inn, Halifax. Attorneys,
Messrs. Wigleaworth and Crosby, Gray's Inn, I -tendon ; sod
Messrs. Wiglesworth, Thomson, and Stansfeld, Halifax.
Moore, of Sowerby, York, cloth-menufactuter, to
surrender, May 25, at six, 26, and June 27, at ten, at the
White Lion Inn, Halifax Attorneys, Mr. Evans, Hattori-
garde u, London; and Mr.Crusley, Bradford.
John Liddell, of Huddersfield, York, coidwainer, to ear-
reader, May 27, at three, at the Dog, Sandal', June 8, and
27, at three, at the White Hart, Stallard. Attorneys, 31r.
David Thum,., Hind.cuurt, Fleet-street, London; and J. L.
Parker, Stafford.
John Samoa, of Crew Clistrek.lane, Lendenkall.street,
London, victualler, to surrender, May 19, at eleven, 30,
sod June 27, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr.
Lewis, Crotched-Friars.
Thomas Henry Habit and Thomas Daniel bleriton, of
Maieleii.lasie, Wood-street, Chespaide. I mutterer, button-
nsanufacturers, so surrender, May 23, 26, awl June, 27, at
ten, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Mr. Walltigion, Great Surrey.
street ; and Mr. 01111011,
'Minas Nelson Hint and John 11.11)011, now or late of
Huddersfield, Ywk, anerchauts, to surrender, May 26, tot
ten, at the White I.iun lain, Halifax, June 23, at the Ruse
anti 0111,11 Inn, Huddersfield, and 27, at the White Lion
lan, Halifax. Attorneys, Mr. C. BeLkett, Noble-street,
Foster-lane, Lumina ; and Mr. Scan:herd, Halifax.
William Neale, late of ll iaa stet, Mils, vietµilki, to
surrender, June 4, at five, 5, and 27, at eleven, at the Full
Moon Inn, Old BridEe, Rath. Attorneys, Mr. Lowden,
Clement's-Imi, Loudon; and Mr. Lainpard, Wereiniester.
Daniel IVookey, of 'Fethury, Gloucester, grocer, to gar-
reader, June ft, 9, and 27, at one, at the White Lion lust,
Rroad-street, Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. William tun
Clarke, Bristol; and Messrs. Jenkins, James, • tt,
New-hart, Loudon.
Samoa Williams. George Williams, and Thomas Tarrant,
of Lunduit, straw-hat-nianufacturers, to sur-
render, May 10, Juste 6, autl 27, tot twelve, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Mansell, Church-passage, Guildhall.
Daniel Barnard, sir Fenchurch.street, I.tinilon, merchant,
lo surrender, May 19, June 9, and 27, at eleven,
ball, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Molt, Thricasiseralawlarett,

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A LICE.

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A ease came tin fur bearing before the Magistratraon Si.
turibsy.- which, from the ;timber and respectability of the
'auditors, appeared to excite considerable interest. Mr. Tur-
ner, of the lAindmaroad, the crlebnated blacking-mahi
charged George Allen. late a tasivaler in his employ, with
emlo eating several sums of money which he had been an-
thorisect to receive from (tome perms, its the country, %Oho
Lad purchased goods from Mr. Termer.

M.r. NOLAN &inducted the prosecution, and Mr. HARM'
the defence.

A considerable degree of acrimony was manifested sin both
sides, Mr. Turner endeavouring to prove that the appropria-
iillll of the motley in question hail taken place with s felo-
nious intention, and Mr. Harmer, sin behalf of his child,
emsteadiaz,that where sums had hero received, and not RC.
counted for, the circumstance arose from obliterations in the
books ■ud errors in the accounts, and nut from any
nest motive. Mr. Harmer proposed, that as the affair was
mere matter of account, it should be referred to arbitration
fur stollen:mit. To this priiposit. Mr. Turner refused his
assent, ander the idea that au absolute fraud had betas com-
mitted.

The Magistrate, T. EvANce, Esq. said, that as the case
hail been partly investigated before J. Chambers, K.q it was
desirable that he should ■lsu he present at the final exa-
mination, and he should therefore adjourn the further
eeeilings to a future day, when he would attend with los
brother Magistrate.
Mr. HARMER pledged himself for the appearance of his
client at the time.