The Sun.
London, England, 1846-03-31 00:00:00

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LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)
Lo?mow, Mazza 31.—Wind this day at nooa E., light breeze, and
fine clear weather.
DEAL, MARCIS 30.—Wind S.E. to E.S.E.—Arrd. Sophia, Madsen,
Rio Janeiro ; George Henry, Grader, St. Thomas, and sld. fer Bremen.
OFFIPORTSMouTH, Ma'am 30.—Corsair, Sydney, aid. Nov. 11.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 30.—Wind S.S.W. to S.S.E.—And. Heywood,
Africa; Colonist, Sinnot, Mobile ; Dove, Halifax ; Demetrius, Alex-
Sid. Duke of Lancaster, Bully. Shanghai ; Cosmopolitan,
Grlffth, Africa ; Elizabeth, Newby, Africa ; Lady Mena, Perkins,
Rio Janeiro; Science, Williimeon, Demerara.
Covas, MARca 30.—The Torch, Brown, from London to St.
Michael's, put in here to-day, with larboard-quarter stove, and other
damage, having been in contact on the 28th inst., or Dungeness, with
a brig, name unknown.
LoWESTOFFE, MARCH 28.—The Jane and Isabella, Langley, from
Sunderland to London, was in contact in the Cockle this morning,
with the Antelope, of Hull, and had her stern carried away.
OFF NEW ROUNET, MARCH 27.—Agnes, Tampico, for Hamburgh.
OFF WEYMOUTH, MARCH 30.—Eclipse, Austin, Mauritius.
PLYMOUTH, Miami 30.—Sid.Edward, St. John's, New Brunswick.
FALMOUTH, MARCH 29.—S1d. Daniel Webster, Cole, Matanzas.
GUERNSEY, MARCH 23.—Arrd. Louisa, Domaillie, Pernambuco.
Coax, MARCH 27.--Wind N.W. Sld. Lucinda, Scollay, Valparaiso;
Rainbow, Trate, Havannah ; Margaret, Williams, St. Andrew's.
LoNGHopE, MARCH 22.—S1d. Aun Louisa, KeU, St. John's, New
Brunswick.
DUNDEE, MARCH 25.—S1d. Susannah, Kidd, Miramichi. 26th,
Horn, Sturrock, Davis' Straits; Alexander, Sturrock, ditto ; Prin-
cess Charlotte, Deuchats, ditto ; Advice, Cranunond, ditto. 27th,
Janet, Brown, Miramichi.

BANKRUPTCY.-(THIS DAY.)

(Before Mr. Commissioner FAITB )
IN RE WALMSLET.

Mr. PARNELL applied in this case for an order on the insolvent,
who is a solicitor in Chancery-lane, under the following circum-
stances :—The insolvent, whose debts amounted to about 23,11001.,
came up in August, 1843, when he made a proposition to pay one
quarter of his yearly earnings, and to give au annual account from
that time. Ile, however, had not rendered an account until twc
years, and then showed that there had been no profit after
allowing himself 3110/. a year for housekeeping expenses. The
assignees, however, on going over the account estimated a profit of
3791. 2s. I Id., rejecting an item for costs paid by him, and 190/. on
liability for a client, which it was contended by Mr. Parnell ought not
to be allowed on account. A summons had been obtained for the
attendance of the insolvent, who, however, sent a medical certificate,
stating he was unable to attend, through illness. Mr. Parnell now
applied for an order for the payment of what was alleged to be due.
The Learned COMMISSIONER said, he could not make any order after
the final order. It was clear that the insolvent had not acted up to
his proposition, and therefore he (the Learned Commissioner) would
take any steps he legally could, bat not a step beyond, when he saw
how ready the Courts of Queen's Bench, Exchequar, and Common
Pleas were to trip up the proceedings of this Court. It had been held
that persons acting under these Acts were liable for any error that
they might commit.
Mr. PARNELL urged that, under the 19th section of the last Act,
the Court could make an order, and commit if it was disobeyed.
The COMMISSIONER said that that section applied to rules and
orders made before the final order.
Mr. PARNELL then said the assignees would have to apply for the
final order to be rescinded.
The COMMISSIONER said he was not clear that he had a power to
rescind, he had never been called on to do and therefore should
not decide until the case came before him. lie had power to summon
the insolvent, and even to issue a warrant, if ho did not attend, and
would do if there was any neglect, when insolvent had no legal
excuse, for the insolvent had by no means kept the terms on which
the final order was granted.
IN RE SIR JOHN ROSS.
This bankrupt came up to pass his last examination, and was sup-
ported by Mr. Buchannau, solicitor.
The examination had been adjourned, as a matter of form an
assignee not having been appointed until the last meeting ; and al-
though he had seen the accounts, and was perfectly satisfied with
them, the Learned Commissioner was of opinion that, as a point of
practice, a short adjournment should take place.
The bankrupt uov pawl hlg fiuminittl9n.