The Sun.
London, England, 1804-05-15 00:00:00

any Solicitor here is implicated; for if he is, I. will
hesitate to say; that, the Arturney_Genera:
woald betray his duty if he did not present him
ace9rdingly.
c, Upon the whole of this 'ease 'whether it is the
eft of combination or not, it is :Clear.that nothi,ig
is dme for the benefit of the creditors. Playfair is
inaftive—Parlby is incapable—and but for the cialr-
rel be.dveen Henry Kennett grid the former, we
should not have arrived so near arjusOce as we ha %-e
done.

What could be the objet} of the Petition to su.
persede this commission, presented in August .1 833,
but to leave in the hands of Henrykenmett, all that
he had colletfjed. under Parlby's power of attorney .?
in fad, to double...batch the fraud,, and drive the nail
to the head. I was surprized into the order ilired-
ing an issue, and if I had known the teal circuit)...
stances, it should never have been made; it must.be
set aside, with-costs.

"As to Parlby, it is impossible to leave him. an
a ,signee tinder his infirmities. The,creditors abused
their trust in chasing such a man, and qv:refire I
shall certainly withhold them from 'liming in the
future choiCe of assignees. ` As to Playlair being
improperly chosen, and an improper person to be
chosen, he must also be removed. ~

" Upon the Whole,.l should not do my dtitY,' where
there is so 'mach reason to imagine fraud and latent
combinatiOn, .if I did nor most 'solemnly *declare it
as my opinion, that in any manner to prevent the
operation and effect of a commission of bank.
ruptcr is a most serious crime and misdemeanour,
and one which, lirust, will soon meet with the most
exemplary punishment. In order to be satisfied
whether there has been such a fraud and 'conspiracy
it this case, I desire that. the papers be laid•lbefe
His Majesty's Attorney.Generalr and that he in.•
fotm this Court,,ariort whom a prosecution Shoultf
be instituted at the 'expence of ;he public."

Sr 0 R TING INTELLIGE NC!.

BROCKET-HALL RACES.

FRIDAY, MAY

A Sweepstakes of rens. each.
Mr. Lamb's b. in. Deborah, by Waxy, darn by Mentor,
out of .I',larcaria, 4 yrs old - •. _ • r*
Mr. Einbden's b. g. by Driver, 6 yrs old - - 2 2
Lady Salisbury's br. f. Disguise, 4 yrs old - 3 3
A Cold Cup, value st.segs. beings Subicritnion of togs. each,
Mr. Dawson''s ch. h. Quiz, 6 yrs old -
Sir C. BUriburY's b. in. Eleanor, 6 yrs old
D. °lSt: Alban's b. in. Arinie.eed, aged - .
My. Demme Radclille's gr. f. by Precipitate, 4 yrs old 4
Mr. Watson's br. 1. by Sir'Pe!er, our of Dreadnought's darn,
3 yrs old" - ' •
Even betting, Eleanor agst the field; 4 tot agst Quiz; a
very severe race

F. Alellish'slSurprize, aged, ran out elthe course.

SATURDAY.

The Brocket Stakes, a Sweepstakes, q.;o„gs._eas:ll,—.-2.11i1e

Co. ttrz,,c. +

. _
'Mr. Mortither'sb-m. RosebuJ, 4 yrs old ... i ,
*Mr..l.arnb's br: rt. Deborah? 4 yrs old - .- 2
1% r.-1-lowortit's ch. h. Boss. 3 yrs old• ... 3
P. of St. Alban's b. h. Fledon, 4 yrs old "' 4
A Plate of -el• fur all ages.
Mr. Mellish's b. h. Buss, 4 yrs old - S r .3 t
Mr. Adams's b. g. Clifton, a, ed - - 3 s l. 2
'.141.1 Hotnrosth sett B. Boss, 3 yrs old - 1 2 2 3'
Ld G. H. Cavendish's b. I.‘ by Sir Peter', out of
Dreadnought's darn, 3 yrs old . - - 2. 3 clr.
Mr. Lamb's ch. 1., Zephyr, 3 yrs old - 4 4 '3r.