The Sun.
London, England, 1834-09-27 00:00:00

INSOLVENT. DEBTORiCOURT.L-THIS

(Before the CHIEF CO➢LMISSIONER and Mr. Comma

BOWEN. )
Frederick Vaughan was opposed by Mr.
on. behalf of his brother, Thomas Vaughan. The ant
a who was a locker in his Mesty's Customs, auukent
a dealer in jewellery, was discharged under the las°'
a t the t
Act in January, 1832 h db , and a been impnsonc a too
of his own brother, who also held a place in the Cu' kt
Wroalutfj:
Subsequent to his former discharge his brother had uss'igeil
him with money to the extent of 261., which he PratTrbis
him he would pay out of his next quarter's salary' spa
promise he unfortunately, however, forgot to perforra,soire
his brother sued him, and he had also been put t°

law expenses.
Mr. WOODROFFE, on behalf of the opposing ere
the
the brother, said that it was not his wish to prolong
be
insolvent's imprisonment, although he had no dol!btrtlis
could send him back to obtain the consent of three-L°—
of his creditors. rog
The CHIEF COMMISSIONER said that it was highlY
in the insolvent to speculate upon the Act of
ParHe had been once discharged, and after that bad 01.
assisted by his brother, and now came again to be libhe,ritet•
If he again declared entitled to the benefit oft"-
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he must learn prudence in future. 't 311;
In the course of the examination of the insolvel''':f and
peared that his salary was 901. a year, and had hiaise"
a child to support. rotl'er
Mr. WOODROFFE observed, that the insolvent b
had managed to live within his income, and he did not see
elit
the insolvent should not do the same. He must be Court
to do so, and for that purpose he should pray thero"
that a part of the salary of the insolvent should be OP
priated towards the liquidation of his brother's debt. .001,
The CHIEF COMMISSIONER, after stating to the jiliop
vent that he must diminish his expenses and alter his, set
of living, recommended to the Board of Customs It of
apart 201. a year of the insolvent's salary for the bene
his creditors. a, Alici

The Insolvent was then ordered to be dist_larg
his brother apinted assignee. 19t‘
The Court wioll not sit after Monday tilt the 38tHo

.MANSION-HOUSE-(TEES DAY•)

Thomas Stewart, a tall red-7naired young I"3n'
charged before the LORD MAYOR with Stealing
watch from the person of a gentleman named gaitllS°llnas;
Mr. Hanson deposed that last night, about ho;rolii'"
o'clock, he was coming down Leadenhall-street, inbe sl'ol
he resides ; when near the corner of*St. Mary-I"e,', beg:
pressed upon by three persons for a moment ; 113%'",7 eVt;
of such tricks being played by thieves, he felt l'"
in which he found all as it should be ; howj
feeling his fob to ascertain if his watch Was,e
found he had been eased of it. It was, :ners`:;
one and worth about .50/. He thought the Prisstar
one of the parties, but the thing was done almost 'l'l,,bir
neously, and it being rather dark, he could not idelitt''
He gave an alarm to the police. e 011
Cuttress of the city police, No. 86, was infbripcit
robbery by the last witness. He was near the sP°''cio°
having seen the prisoner in company with some susP:tlii4
characters, he took him into custody. Before "Ii;
passed between them the prisoner said " wha-t d
want with me—so help me God I know w9t,t'
the watch ?" In answer to the LORD MAYOR'r or,
ness most positively swore that before the Prisen-ollir,
these words, neither he nor any other had said aloe
about the robbery, or mentioned a watch at all. •
of
perty was not found.
The prisoner most positively denied any kW° , CO'
the transaction, and asserted that he had been in v
of no one during the whole day.
gitjr
Remanded till Wednesday. hal
Sarah Record, the woman who was yesterdaY
with stealing a large quantity of pin-wire fr°,-
End, of the Borough, was again placed at et
The parties attended, and were prepared with 19,,°,111:,
donee ; but the LORD MAYOR said, as the husband ea'
been found, who was the most guilty party, and her
being already clear enough, it was no use going
it. In consideration of the prisoners having five c-J3ri'
he would not send her for trial, but commit ber to of ibti
well for two months for the unlawful possession
stolen property.—Committed accordingly.

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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS - D

(FROM LLOYD'S.) Arrjr
DEAL, SEPT. 26.—Wind S.S.W. , moderate. 4010
for the river and sailed, the Westbrook, Freeman' "11,°
maica ; Black River packet, from ditto ;ore
schooner, --, from the Mediterranean ; Thames; Inairsii
—, from Odessa ; Ealing, Grove, from the Wic.esilierW)
and the Medway, —, from Westward. His prF
Majesty's ship, Zeeuw, in company with a brig of vi`'
at the back of the Goodwin, steering to Eastward. Ut
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 26.—Wind S.S.W. A •
PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 25.—Wind E.S.E. frois.)
Elizabeth, —, from Jamaica ; Anne, Ranson,
York ; and St. George, —, from Palermo. ArriC
FALMOUTH, SEPT. 25.—Wind S E. to E.S.P. r 10;f
off port the Spartan, Windsor, from' Triidad de j:ILIt
STANDGATE-CREEK, SEPT. 25 Arrived the 1'A1a1,36
lora, from Palermo, and Brilliant, L b ley fr°lll fry
COWES, SEPT. 25.—Arrived the Palmer,as Mars'.
Virginia.
syrol/,lere'
PENZANCE, SEPT. 25.—Arrived off port the 410)..-o
s.e.
Saville, from Jamaica, and Elizabeth, Long, fro; ifreill
SCILLY, SEPT. 24.—Arrived the Nile, Barfie,',`" off vo
rt
nice ; Samuel and Sarah, O'Hara, from GalliPe'
the Asia, from Batavia.
Jam ti
a
BRISTca.OL, SEPT. 26.—Arrived the Africa, lj •
10"`h
ai
MILFORD,
25.—Arrive d the Adelaide' e
r,
from Smyrna. P°,ic
LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 25.—Arrived the AiravvetiPPieL°o;
from Bahia ; Medora, Dixon, from Barbadoes ;
Evans, from Jamaica ; Susannah, Ferrell, fr°ftlh e far
and Secret, Hoeguard, from Trieste. Off For' -
from Porto Cabello.

riVen 01l

The Margaret, Macleod, of Sunderland, w'ttsi
shore near Thister, on the 16th inst., crew save,,:osoe' t horn.
A lighter, with part of the cargo of the Ilenhj 00 5"
from Liverpool, having sprung a leak, was rut' r
near St. Petersburg, on the 6th inst., to prevent lie