The Sun.
London, England, 1815-05-30 00:00:00

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.

Yesterday, Mr. Serjeant Rumititvu,i'on took his
seat in the Sessions Rainn of theSession*Jiouse,
Westminster, as Commissioire'r ander the Jima=
vent Dcbtiors' Aci. The L'eai'ned Serjeant availed
himself Of this first 'opportunity to address the
Court, to give assurance That to the utmost of his
ability he should fulfil the objects of this important
Act with all possible attention-to the interests :of
the 'creditor as well as the debtor. He also stated.
his intention of intpodocing, as early as possible,
several important alteratiOs in the practiceef the
Court ; one of these would be, that none but fegit-
tar. attornies should practice on hehaif of debtors
or creditors; that affidavits and schedules sworn to

before magistrates in the country should be forwad-
ed by those parties to the Clerk bf the Court, such
• documents having been heretofore handed.ip by the
debtorS theunselvei, often much obliterated, inter-
lined, &c. The Learned Serjeant further observed,
that au individual,who had practised as an attorney
in that Court, had sent a cireulr to the debtors.

of Lincoln and other country jails, not only de;-
nouncing him as a most improper person to be the
Commissione6-hut charging, lout with great cru-
elty towards imprisoned debtors in not before Call-
ing the Court.' As such communication might
become the subject of prosecution, -he should con-,
tent himself with now stating, that his appoint-•
meni was'not completed till Saturday last,. when
Gazetted, and that he had assembled the
Court on the Monday folk wing.—He then,dispo-
secl of a great many cases, but they were unup-
poaed, and of nu public interest.

SATURDAY'S GAZETTl(Continued.)

DIVIDENDS.

Jane 17. I. llall, Basinghall-street, I.varehousetnau—june
23. F. Coward, Fturzlestone Saint Peter and J. Brewer, lint--
comb, Wiltshire, clothiers June 19. W. Young, kir, of Great
Coxwell, Berkshire, dealer—June 17. J. Cireaves, jun. late'of
Copthall-eourt, insurance-broker—June 17. G. Cousens,
Gray's-inn-lane, merchant—June 21. W. Fusberry and E.
Itigleby, LiverpOol, merchants—Juno 19. R. Cross, late 'of
liewlesliciti, Gloucestershire, carpenter—June 2401.. heeds,
Norwich, brush-makt-r--June 23. R. Day, Doncaster, inn-
keeper—June 21: It. W. Clapham, Liverptol, grocer—June
24. W. T. Armstrong, Lcadenhall-street, druggist—June 19.
J. Daulton, Spalditag, j,incollialiire, merchant—June 19. M.
Turnbull, late of Moulton, Lincolnshire, shopkeeper=-June
22. W. Powlcy,,Penrith, Cumberlaml, ironmunger--.--June
T. Thornton, 'Leeds,- broker--June 19. I-I; Evans, Newina:l,
Monmouthshire, maltster—June 23.. J. Roberts, 'Brackley,
Northamptonshire, victualler—June 17. T. Clark, Broker-
row, Drury-lane, cabinetmaker--June 17. W. J. Richard-
son, Nicholas-lane, merchant—June 17. H. Bardsley,
worth, Derbyshire, cotton-spinner—M. Humble, :ate of Wap-
ping, ship-chandler—June 17. T.Cotgreavo, Great Farring-
ton, Berks, cheese-factor—June 19. 11. .:e..11 ; •1
s, rraig,o
Berke, harness-malier---June 17. D. Gass, Oxford-street,
jeweller—June 17. W. Oliver, Salisbury-place, Lock's-thods,
Walwortb, coal-merchant—June 17. W. Brown, Wood-street,
Cheapside, silk-nianufacturer-June 17. J. Eayres, Tooley-
street, poulterer,
CERTIFICATES—Just-17. •

S. Gill, Hunter-street, Kent-road',. Nurse-dealer—J. Lewes,
Three King=-court, Losnhard-street, wine-merchant---W.'
Brandon, late of Kent-street,. Southwark, hoop-merchant--.
Macgaie; Jer..aytt-.treet, St. James's, mi.lliner—J. Robin-
son, Stockport, corn-f ,ctor—J. E. Poole, -Stran,l,-tobaccunist
—T. Schullich, V4,..),,..ak5, Cumberland, corti7factor--7:2..1. B.
IVellington and H. Wellington, late of Crown-court, Soho-.
square, opticians—l. Hurst, Portsea, baker—B.,Goodmart,
late. of lionisey Infra, Soul hamptonshireouiller—T. Recroft,
Belmont, Lancashire 'Calico-printer—M. 'Fail es, Upweli, Isle
of Ely, shoplieeper—. Haleswortli, stitroik, surgv.m—
H. Evans,-Newtiort, ma.ltster—J. Chapman, Axbridge, So-
numietshire, linerr-draper—E. Jacob, Lantrisi.ent, Giamyr-
gaoshire, cattle dealer—J. Woodrow, South-raw, New-road,
Sooners'-Town, distiller-4.'fhornton Golden-square, feather-
mereliant—W. A. Evans,.late of Birmingham, coal-dealer--
W. Davis, fate of Hohuer, Herefordshire, cattle-dealer—J.,
Taylor, Marshfield,, Gloucestershire, inealloan.

PARTN F. RS II l'S 'DISSOLVE D.
D. Finlay, and 'l'. Finlay, Upper Jami;s-street,..Galden-
square, ,Middlesek, - bookbinders—J. D..rley and J. Grubb,
Gray's-Inn, London, law-stationeas-J. Bear and A. Fancy,
Union-row, Little Tower-hill, Middlesex, ship and insurance-
brokers—T. Crawford and W. Crawford, friglistreet, Poplar,
stone-masons—G. Gray and J. Gray, Bill iter-square, London,
bardwarcmen—T. Hassell, J. Davis, R. Hassell, and W.
Hassell, Bristol, leather-factors;

SCOTCH BANKRUPTS.

EXAMINATIONS, DIVIDENDS, &c.

Creditors of David Tait, ironmonger, Edinburgh, will re-
ceive a dividend from It. B. Bl)th, 8, Orimmond-street, the
Trustee, after 13th Juno.

Creditors of Andrew Bell, late merchant, Edinburgll, will
receire a dividend from John Campbell, teetius, the Trustee,
12th Jane.

Creditors of Donald 111 Nicoll, therehant, Inerary, will
receive,a dtvidend from Claud Russell, actiountaut, Edin-
burgh, Bth June. - . .

. - • • ,
JOlni Iday, merchant and jeweller, Leith, to be examined
in the Sheriff Clerk's ()filet, Edinburgh, Ist aild.lsth June,'
at i. . •

Creditors of Alexander Dingwall, merchant, Lochinaddy,
meet In FergusoWs Inn, Benbecula, Isle of Uist, Ist• June,
at 12.

•
Creditors of Morton and Cargill, merobants, Edinburgh
and Portobello, meet in the it,,yal Exchange Coffeehouse,
Edinburgh, 9th .itine, art.
• Creditors of Elijah Cottoa, china-merchant, Edinhur;ll,
meet in the Royal Exchange Coffeehouse there, 21st June,'
at 1.

Creditors of William Graham, merchant, Leith, meet in
Donaldson's Hotel there,. 6th June: at 2. •

. ... .
Creditors of Williardson and Dixon, merchants, Glasgo:w•;
meet in the office of Lawrie.and Morrison, writers there, 9i h
Jane, at 2. - , ,

Creditors of M'lntyres and Downie, late linen and calico.
printers, Campsie, n►eet in Robertson's Inn there, iOtl► June;
at /.

Creditors of the deceased Alerx. I)atley, farmer anti cattle
dealer, Broomend, Perthshire, meet in Rose's iuu, Cupar
Angus, Bth June, at I. _

Creditors of ia.mes Ftntayson, merchant, Glavrow, meet in
the office of James Kerr, accountant there, 20111)une, at 1.2.
Creditors of JamesGiiiies, bookseller, Glasgow, decraied,
to lodge claims with James Kerr, adewuntant there, before it h
June.

David and George Wallace, •cattle-dealers, at Woodwrae,
to he examined in the Sheriff cuurt-rouni, ForfayQth and
26th Juue, at 11.

Donald -Campbell and Son, merchants, Wick, to he ex-
amined iu the court-house of Thurso, Sth and 2,,nh June,
at 11.

Creditors of John Thorn Son, Gibson, and Co. merchants,
Leith, meet in the Royal Exchange Coffeehouse, Ediubm-gh,
9th June, at 12.

Alexanderlile, grocer, Leith—Creditors meet in the
Exchange Coffeehouse there, Ist and 22(1 June, at I.

Jn Doctors' Commons, on Saturday, a procced-
ing of nullity of marriage was' instituted by a h,us-
band against his wife, on the grounds that the
banns had been published in one chapel and the
marriage had been solemnized in another. The
Court, however, held, that under the circum-
stances, this was not; an invalid marriage, and
dismissed the allegation'aCcordingly.
The West side of St. Alban's-street, commenc-
ing with the late house of the Chevalier Ruspirn,
began to be razed preparatory to the formation of
the new street, to be erected as part of the exten-
sive .plan which is to traverse Piccadilly in a di-
rect line througli Portland-place to the Regent's
Park,

POLICE iNTELt.I(.4ENCE:

hcr*-STREET': • s

IN KErgINGTOIst GAtiDENt.-,—A regnia,
Lion -lias•ver), properly been long established, to
prevent liVery servants from entering Kensington
Gardens.,. On Bunday afternoon, betweem foUr
and five o'clock, at the time the gatilens were at
the fullest, an ;Attempt was made to force a foot-
man in livery into the gardens. A young Irian of
the name ot•:Hughes, who proves to be a servant
ant of livery to Mr. Broadhurst, entered the gar-
dens at the Mount gate of Kensingtbn Gardens
the footman was following him, but was stopped
by White, .the gatekeeper,, When Hughes, with
very insulting language, pot his authority at de-
fiance, and nulled the footman into the gardens,
was resisted by White, and a violent scuffle
ensuelland they all fell on the ground together,
which caused a great noise and disturbance, that
immediately brought up Bacou, belonging to the
Office, who has the superintendance of the good
ordefof the gardens, with a party of the Patrole,
who -soon secured him, but they did not attempt
to detain the footman, as he had been forced into
the gardens. 'Hughes was conveyed to the guard-
house at Kensington, and afterwards to the watch-
liouse.---Yesterday he was examined at the Office,
and orderefl to find bail.

DISTURBANCE IN ST. JANIEs's PARK.— Yester-
day,t WO young men Were brought to the Office by
Bold and Lack, charged with Making a distur-
'mike in St. James's Park on Sunday afternoon, by
hunting the bullocks within the railing of St.
James's Park till they became vicious, to the great
clanger of a number of persom and children as-
sembled-there.