The Sun.
London, England, 1833-09-19 00:00:00

INSOLVENT COURT.-(THIS DAY.

J• okn Windson Jones, a grocer, of James's-street,
4n• chester.square, was brought up on his petition to be
ucharged. The insolvent, who was not opposed, kad
lifetinto difficulties to a great extent ; and, at the meeting
W the creditors, a Mr. Quinland, a creditor for upwards
. 5OO/., was chosen assignee, to whom the insolvent
.!rigged all his property, which fetched, on being sold,
41'y little more than 1001.—Discharged.
Robert Wilson, the captain of a trading vessel, was
%Ought np on his petition to be discharged. The insol-
hat's debts consisted principally of money borrowed from
itieL ado, which he never had the gratitude to return, or
Z Pay interest for. The insolvent bad 500/. with Hs
bite, and was in expectation of more money on the death
hie sitter. There being no creditor to oppose, the
losolvent was ordered to be discharged.
James Carter, a coffee-shop keeper, late of White Cross-
treet t,,t,
Whose discharge was not opposed, stated, that on
ttflourutohge
ethaenaicnogffeie-n s; hop in question he agreed to give 301.
eight, he paid th it amount in three bills at
Prolin and twelve months, all of which he was
na'aa to honour, in consequence of the coffee-shop
g a bad speculation.—Discharged.
Isaac Clarke, a stable-keeper was brought up on his
Petition to be discharged.
ft!ir*, Commissioner HARRIS—WeII, Mr. Clarke, how
4;1 °Ewe you been discharged by this Court before ?
ttat---This is the third time Sir.
•"a COMMISSIONER-What the third time within five
'",,,11? Insolvent Yes, Sir.
dill, COMMISSIONER—You seem to make a trade of
ng here. Do you really expect that you will be
Btarge(' ? Insolvent—l hope so, as I have been in
difficulty.
tattill° COMMISSIONER—The third time, you know, is
04 et ominous. I see, in 1830, when you were
stZged, you had 74 creditors, and now you have 44,
of /lilting to nearly 2001. Then did you apply to any
iile°4 creditors to know if they would consent to your
barge Ins'olvent—No, I did not.
Ati4n COMMISSIONER—Giving a man the benefit of the
ip,,j.taree times in three years is rather oftener than I am
1;411ad to grant it, unless it is cleatly shown that he has
tinfortunate. There is no particular preference
°*ll het e.
,_
Insolvent—l have had sickness in my house, and
TirtYau will consider my wife and children.
tol,ellt wit"e COMAIISSIONER said be could not discharge the in-
the consent of 3-4ths of his creditors.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY,

(FROM LLOYD'S.)
1/,1)1tar.., SEPT. 18 —Wind N.W.—Arrived the Jane,
(1,1) from Messina. Sailed the Baretto, jun., for Ma-
-4%41 Bengal; Renown, Gordon, for the Mauritius;
p'ile Jane Fos, for St. Petersburgh.
ttd3l,loll'nr, SEPT. 18.—Wind N.W.—Sailed the
Y
lord, Ford, for Madras, &c.
ttli-41ourn SEPT. 17.—Wind W.N.W. to N.N W.,
o.4hreezes. Arrived off port the Leda, Mosey, from
; and the Francisco, Xtviers, from Galipoli.
4014-1?4. 8, SEPT.
18.—Arrived the Courier, Le Mache,
t, to Janeiro.
frot,:k, SEPT. 17.—Arrived the Nemesis, Reuflans,
114 Quebec.
fro lBTor. SEPT. IB.—Arrived the Foveran, Smith,
L
k St.k
.
I • John's, New Brunswick.
teriytkPoot., SEPT. 17.—Arrived the Herculean, Bat-
from Bengal, sailed 24th April ; Fair Helen,
"411.1, from Bahia ; Andromeda, Willing, from 11a-
athalt1 ; Colossus, Wylie, from Philadelphia; Albion,
t-14-11; from New York ; Orwell, Gow, 'rom Quebec ;
N.:, Bothwell, from Palermo ; Sicilian, Langley, from
ble~elti,
; Majestic, Doctor, from Messina ; Marione, from
,cp•••••••Off port the Eleanor, Stephenson, from Quebec.
let4lvals at Bengal—The General Gascoign, from Li-
ii r°!; and Hooghley, Reeves, from London.
at Madrits--The Morgianas, Fethers, from
trPool.
Atrival at St. Helena—The umneu., Smith.
at Rio Janeiro—The Jess, Friend, from London.
ho Rivals at Maranbam—Marquis de Veins, from Lis-
kalld'o_St• Joze, from Barcelona ; Feresa, from Gibraltar ;
4,7,nopus, Rossegna, from Cette.
441111 St Newfoundland—The Highlander, Garret),
A 7:7MA.
'lll 4' 'lt New York—The John Deniston.
Ile Of

11344 4°shottrk, Croole, from Demerara to London, was
with with on the Bth ult, in lat 17. 12., long. 60, 40.,
I;tterin,4, of fore•to mast, jibboom, and cargo damaged,
th Antigua, by the Lucretia, Muirhead. Arrived
io tit river from Demerara.
tb ilit?LirnOre, Struthers, from Demerara, was on shore
~ell._
"Y on Tuesday, but expected to float after dis•
The put of her cargo.
/41 it: WEtterloo, Cowes, bound to the Gulf of Mexico,
bsek to Liverpool leaky.