The Sun.
London, England, 1833-01-05 00:00:00

INSOL VENT DEBTORS' COURT, JAS.I

In the matter of the petition of Thomas Caft
a baker, formerly of Fetter-lane, and now ea.rf
on business in Great Peter-street, Westmie
who took the benefit of the Insolvent Act in.°.
last, an application was made by Mr C. JoNESi‘i
the part of a creditor named Smith, to the
that the Court should grant a re-hearing, oa
ground that there had been a secreting of prope,
the knowledge of which had but lately come tot
ears of the creditor. The Learned Counsel groull
his application on very strong affidavits, and I
Court, after some consideration, granted a miler
Charles Platt was opposed by Mr. CooKS f
Mr. Shepherd and Mr. Allington, and supportee
Mews. WOODROFFE and C. JONES.
The insolvent had been a farmer at LamborFti
Berkshire. His debts amounted to 1,0.581.,
which he owed to one brother 443/.; to anotr
brother 103/4 and to a brother-in-law 1181. i„
had given a bill of sale of his effects, &c., to Ivo!:
brothers, under which instrument the property
disposed of, and a net sum of 207/., after
teat and expenses, paid to the two brothers tit
jury of the general creditors. It appeared that t
credits of the insolvent did not amount to .50/.
The COURT adjudged the insolvent to ten move,
imprisonmi-nt.for a fraudulent preference in par,t'
hls debt to his brothers, to the exclusion and irir
of his other creditors.

GERMAN PAPERS.

TRIESTE, DEC. 22.—The Bavarian troops deslipe,
for Greece have already arrived here in three column"
in their whole march through Austria they were real
.), the Imperial Generals, and heartily welcomed by
inhabitants who flocked togeth. rto meet them. The
were lodged in one of the b !Tacks here; and, aftd
day's halt, the first column is ember king on board Aul
merchantmen. Each battalion will be distributed in
ships. In all twenty-nine ships will be required for ,
conveyance of the troops, the artillery, and the tf
Three frigates are in the outer road for the service of it
ir
expedition. The French frigate will take on board
Greek Deputation and suite ; the Russian the Generalfii
Caief, the per sons belonging to the several department.)
&c., of the corps. The English frigate
onvo the transports to Corfu, and then go to Brindisi)
K rig (itho and the Regency. As soon as a detachow,
of the Bavarian troops is embarked, which is done
very convenient manner, it immediately sails to the et
of Pirano, four leagu,s from Trieste, which is the fr'i
,pevnue for all the transports ; when they are all collect:
the fl et will sail to Corfu, and remain at anchor to iii;t
or the King, and take on board refreshments for 7.er
troops, the whole will then proceed to Napoli di Roma!'"
The bray, Bavarian soldiers have performed in a tivin:i
credible to themselves the task of performing in the seve:i
season a march of 260 leagues. They all arrived at Tri7J
or the neighbourhiaal without a single man having quti
his colours on the road, and it is a matter of astooeo
ment that the number sick in the whole corps is 010711
about 50. The healthy cheerful appearance of the
is generally admired; the spirit that animates theold
was manifest at their embarkation, in the presence ol
crowd of spectators, singing and with loud cheers
their beloved King Lewis and King 0-ho; they haste
on board the transport, and we learn that those that ba
arrived at Pisano are enjoying excellent health.
i
The Greeks in Trieste, both those who are settled h
and others, and many citizens of this fine country, -tt
done, and will still do every thing to give to
Bavarian troops testimonies of regard ; one entertaii
tent follows another. The officers who appear j
the Greek circles are loaded with marks of esti:
and the Greeks are convinced th it all Greece Sfy
share their enthusiasm for the august member ofli
Royal House of Bavaria, whom Providence has calie°,o
govern that beautiful country. This good disposi'if
prevails not only among the higher class of Greek.),
is evident by the conduct of the Greek sailors, who
tery hunurous here. They were the first who haste r
to meet the troops on their arrival; they embrace evet‘e
opportunity to shear kindness to them, and call tbi
a nong themselves " Our people." A few days BKe
myself saw a tavern full of Greeks and B rvarians•-••d
latter wearing the red cap of the Greek', the former 7.1(
helmets of the Bavarians. They were all extretf;
merry, and engaged in the most animated convers,tl
though they did not understand each others languageo°
this pleasing concord continue on Greek ground.
VIENNA. DEC. 24.—Five per Cent. Metalliquee
Fo3r per Cents. 74 I; Bank Shares 1,123--Ai/gernli
Zeitung, Dec. 29.
RHENISH PRUSSIA, DEC. 22.—Orders are said to Pfl.'
been received in Coblentz from Berlin, immediately I,IP
assemble the field battalion of the first ban of the !anthill
This operation will, however, be carried into effect i 7/
the greatest regard to the interests of families, as well)
to agriculture and manufactures; fot which purpose
of these battalions were made some months ago, in w
these circumstances were taken into consideration. itt;
the battalions, it must be observed, are, accoroing to
lists, far more than complete, so that while each beta'',
is 1,000 men, the lists often contain doub:e or triple ';1
number. Cannon and military stores continue to seat'
in the fortr.sses of our provinces from the eastern partli
the monarchy, partly by water and partly by land'
Nuremburg Correspondent. D c. 27.

INCENDIARISM.—Friday night three hadel
ricks, the property of Evuz COOTE, Esq., of West-K4,
were set on fire and totally consumed. A large WM'
hirs been offered for the diseovei y of t -e offender or off,n,leis,
hut hitherto in vain. Mr. COOTE'S liberality as a 140:,
lord, and his character for kindness to all around hint,'
universally aeknvwilse,llgTeAd.T—lDON ON A CHILD
evizesGazelle.
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Yesterday an inquest was held at the Fortune of Vir;
King's-road, St. Pancras, on the body of CHARLES 10;
MKS, aged eleven years, the son of Mr. WATKINS, ofEi
Lodge, King's. road. On Monday the deceased clitt
with his parents, at Elm Lodge, off mutton and vegetab
and drank Nome ale. On the same afternoon he went j
his uncle, Mr. .T. MASON, of Seytnour-street, where rj
dined a second time, off roast goose, and partook of aorg,
ale and sherry. He went home in high glee, ti.unalt,
plained of violent pains in his stomach, and exclav
e,
his hoop, but an hour after he had been in bed, he coil,
''Oh ! what shall I do ?" He was then seized with viol.
pains and
vomiting, and threw off his stomach a port')
~f goose, which was unmaaticated. Brandy was gli
him, and Mr. WOODS, a medical man, was sent for; I:
before his arrival the unfortunate boy's breathing bed':
more difficult, and he (lied in great agony. Mr. W 00,7
was of opinion, that he had died of inflammation in
stomach, brought on by the wine and ale, and ineree
by the brandy. He was a remarkably fine full-gre,
boy. Verdict—Died by the Visitation of Gd.
On the 3d inst. Mrs. WilillhitamnisoSn., of Hunter-street, 81.
wik.square, of a daughter.
On the 31st ult. at Wormington Grange, in the countl
daughter.
On the 2d inst. in Leicester, the lady of Sir John L L.
Bart., of twins, a girl and boy.
ulHEghoptoc.dr,oEsfy.,l?.fTNhoomrtosonn-'s,tr4..
of Kilburn, Middlesex.
On the 3d inst. st Paling, William Watson, Esq., of Barl!"d4,
Castle, to Louisa, only daughter of the late Wm. Senior, rr
oPe'to.lOsoortunl
.DIED.
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On the 3d inst. in Cumberland-terface, Regent's Park, 111&
General Sir George Ridout Bingham, K.C.B. and T.S. of Der
Leaze, Dorsetshire, Colonel of the 2d battalion Rifle Brigade'?
on the 31st ult. in Caroline-street, Bedford-square; -ag, d
Frances, relict of the late Major General Hewitt, CB, of
Madras Army.
Ou the 3d inst. at Sudbrook Park, aged 18, the Hon. oe
giana Sarah Elizabeth Lambton, 2d daughter of Lord Dialled
On the 2d inst. at Bigby, near Bigg, Lincolnshire, the
Charles Drake Barnard.
On the 4th inst. aged 56, Ann, wife of P. Emans, of the P)
burgh Castle, Strand.
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On the 3d hist., after a long and painful illness, Mr, Rich
Curl', of Sutton-street, Soho, in his 60th year.
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