The Sun.
London, England, 1833-10-12 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCY COURT-(THIS D./\

COURT OF REVIEW.
The Chief Judge sat in his private room to-day, st
Sa'e Rooms, Chancery-lane, to hear bankruptCY
His Honour was attended by several gentlemen of
EX PARTE RICHARDSON IN RE PALM""ie
This was a petition to stay the granting of S'
rupt's certificate.
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wasr. aDnu
an
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r nwhoey,
and appearedin for
oe
October,
rp,elt petitioner,. i2o7n,erb,e,s to; tit
ployed by the bankrupt to obtain his discharge ger,
under the Insolvent Act. For this the 10°1°00
March, 1831, delivered the bankrupt a bill fer yet
upwa'ds; this bill be refused to pay, stating theta
tb
not owe the petitioner anything. Mr. J"l'Lbell
brought an action against the bankrupt, in which 'etiod
a vei &et. The bankrupt still persevered in his asse°.oo
he was not indebted to the petitioner, and adopted,, ,sosr
vexatious proceedings to delay the payment of tuetbill
Mr. Johnson, seeing that there was little chance orit
if be showed the bankrupt any lenity, issues silo ke
fieri facias against his goods for 751., the debt t dipgsl
in consequence of the bankrupt's vexatious pro n,4
him. Under that writ part of the bankrupeqero,l
was taken in execution, and the bankrupt, toe
three persons, his wife's sister, another relatle
person named Johnson, made affidavits, stating ftS
perty seized to be theirs, and not the bankrupt otrit,
claim, however, was ultimately disallowed. Thehs,ly
not being satisfied with this, being determined, (10
affidavit of the petitioner stated, to defeat his,
he caused the petitioning creditor, a persoebti4,
Jane Forbes, with whom he had been ce, ;
and by whom he had several children,
out a fiat of bankruptcy against him, stating "e'Vr
residing at Creek-place, Greenwich, when she o'P
with the bankrupt as his wide in Hampton-street+4f
worth. Independent of this, she had never Pro/
debt under the fiat. Pt
The CHIEF JUDGE, after referring to the PsitA,
that she had proved under the fiat for 213/. ; and e' r
all that had been stated with respect to her might,o`',
it was no proof that the bankrupt was not indebtes
on the account stated. The proceedings of the I'4',
were certainly of a very suspicious nature, but sts'i
was not a ground for staying a man's certificate. r
Mr. Swansttone, who appeared for the bankrupt',:il
the statement of the Learned Judge, would not added Court. He trusted, however, hie Honour would
the petition with costs.
Mr. Dunn hoped that the Court would not dell'
such injustice to his client.
The CHIEF JUDGE—The Court always diseois°,
pit tion with costs, unless gross misconduct is1:11"
which I don't think has been done in the present rfil
Mr. Dunn—Does not your Honour think wiri
shown gross misconduct on the part of the bankreP
have clearly shown that he has done everything t°
us of our just due. d
The CHIEF JUDGE.—I think the less that is Oli
the case the better. Here is a bill, originally 01'1,0
pounds, swelled up to 751. I have no doubt that debt
was taken out to defeat the execution ; but as the
positively sworn to, and as you have brought fortliof
evidence that it was executed in fraud, the Iles ofS
coininission being a friendly one, for the purpose
feaing the execution, does not render it illegal.
The petition was dismissed, with costa.

Dfi
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS

FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, OC. I 1. —Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the '„
Gibb:ms, from Aveuo. Arrived and sailed for 0"
the Ceylon, Davidson, from Ceylon; Palainl,3ll4/r
from Bombay; and Folkstone, from London? '-
South Seat,
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 11.—Wind E. to W.S.W'ff
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 10.—Wind E,--Arrived ° lit,
the Silos, Cricknay, from the Cape of GOLper
Arrived the Amity, Cowie, from Halifax; and '-
Le Lacheur, from illahaa.
FALMOUTH, OCT. 10.—Wind E.S.E.
HASTINGS, OCT. ll.—. Arrived off port the A~
Outerbridi4e, from Quebec.
COWES, OCT. 11.—Arrived the Jane, Leviih
Charente. If/

BaisTor., OCT. 11.—Arrived the James, Wil.
St. Petersburgh.
ft
GREENOCK, OCT. 9..—Arriveti the Cherub,
from Quebec.
LIVERPOOL, OCT. 10.—Arrived the Richard, 0
inan, and Vigilant, Thorp, from St. Petershurgbi,
Belgrave, Everard, from Riga. Sailed the Groff
Crowell, for Boston ; Spring, Brock, for garl.eit°'
Wilhelinino and Jean, Atikers, for Amsterdam 3 noir
Rockies, for Dantzic; Eclipse, Dawson, for
Cottager, Dudley, for Lisbon; Adelaide, Keetly, vSe;ti('
13:tershuigh ; Helen, Olson, fur Tonbery ; and La°
Lethbridge, for Africa. koP
PENZANCE, OCT. 10.—Arrived off port the Piplil'
Roseberry, Petrie, from Butnbay—sailed the 27°
and from St. Helena the 19th August. f
BELFAST, OCT. 9.—Arrived the Aetrea, PO"'
Thomas Glstoti, Lowly, from Quebec. n le;
CORK, OCT. 9.—Arrived the Brutu', Scott, ehr
Hooton, from Quebec. Off port the Lydra, from
Providence.

THE FUNDS.—(THIS DAY.)
I',
CITY, TWEL V E 0' CL -(0
As yet we have no direct arrivals from Spell' °
ugal.
0 e
It appears, according to the express from vir
morning, that great agitation prevails there sra°l9`rl';
speculators in the French Funds, which partieu4—rtri;to
lates to the affairs of Spain ; as, according CO the eirs4
reports put into circulation there, Spain, from "Perrl,
the other, is in a state of civil war, and Ibei
army of observation is already organized, and err
eve of crossing the Pyrenees. Some of the 600,
state that the merchants of Bayonne bile Se4t
termanded their merchandize proceAing t° sr, AI
and that the whole of that country; is in uPr°l,eile
Bilboa several engagements have taken place jg s 0
the Carlista and the Queen's party; the lissci,),,
remained with the former. Another report is t 10
Carlos had presented himself before Badajozo 9- ril.t,(
recognized by the garrison without any difficultr'od
that great disturbance had taken place at Madtid,', 6beo
Queen was oblLed to leave the capital. 00'41
reports, with rainy others, caused another pole, P°
Stock Exchange at Paris, and made, the Frene'
again recede one per cent.
Other accounts, by the same express, state j
telegraphic despatch was said to have been receive
Madrid of the 7th, and.that all was tranquil there.
THE FUNDS.
, sP
We have just seen a letter from Paris by tire eCsrret/
After mentioning that Bilboa has declared for Da° eel
it states by postcript, that accounts have been r Tb
from Madrid of a change in the Ministry there' It,
must have been received by the telegraph. j stg'ior
Consols, which left off yesterday at 87+,
to +, since which they have been done at
the Account. Little doing as yet. oor„of'
Portuguese Scrip 2141 to + prem.; Spanish 2.7 a ' 211,
Otorio
Up to the present hour we do
not .
hearPji of ani t
from Portugal, which are much sought after.
~„ '
ie%
Consols have been the most part of the 01°— '
S7+ t, with little doing.
ttO.
PAST
T
In the Foreign Market—Portuguese Scrip, °V
Spanish, 2341.
THREE 0' C---LOC7
Consols for the Account, 87+-
CLOSING PRICES.—FOUR O'CLOCK' R4opiss
... 01
Bank Stock "071 •India Stock .................
3 per Cent. Red tie!, Ditto Bonds...- ....... "
3 pet Cent. Cons B7 South Sea Stock ....
31 per Cent. Ditto Old Ann........''
pa Cent. Red 9-1- Ditto New Ann. •••'' 461:0
New 21 per Cent 93i Ex. Bills,
4 per Cent IC 21 Ditto 5001.....•••••
Long. Ann. to expire Ditto Small. ..•'•"'
Jan IF i 0 ICI Bank St. for Acc. ...... Ell
0ct.1859 Consols for Opg ......... •••"/
Jan.lB6o l6 15-161 India St. for °Pg. • ....

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FOREIGN FUNDS. r centli II
Austrian, 5 per cent 96k Portuguese, 5 1,)e" ►' /1
Belgian, 5 per cent 93 Ditto, Reg. ScilP ' i ''''''''''' 10
Brazilian Bonds
Buenos Ayres, 6 percent 2.5 Russian Bonds, 5 Per . 0
Mexicanol riteteo k , 156:1
i)4e perr
cent
.... . jj
Chilian, 6 per cent '23i Ditto, Metallic ........
.... g
'Ca'''. ' 50e-
Columbian, 6 per cent — Spanish, 3 Ber c
...... If. --,,,
'23 Ditto, 1823 ............... 1.01, 0.,
eCnetnts,
Danish 72-1 French 5 per Cent .. . -$
Ditto 6 per Cent., 18231825 3135, ,7}
‘i.? Exchange ............•"
6- Dutch, 2j Per ......
Peruvian 6 per Cent. ... 20 Ditto, 5 per cent ....
,:Id. :I!
11;rench .3 per Cglit.
..
...
..
....:, ,

It is reported in the City that tclegrar:s re'
spatches from Bayonne confirm the ve"
ceived this morning respecting the insurreo of
in Biscay, and the successful procliOtiv, of
Don CARLOS in Bilboa. The interverii; the
the French Army will, however, soon settle
pretensions ofDon CARLOS.