The Sun.
London, England, 1832-07-18 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCY COURT.-(THIS DAY.)

Ex-PA RTE. FIDDEN ,IS ILE MOIL,

Mr. COLERIDGE stated, that this was a petition pre-
.ented by the assignees of a bankrupt, named Bissix,
against whom a commission had issued so far back as the
year 1808. No dividend was declared till the year 1829,
when one was advertised in the London Gazette and
other public papers. Five of the creditors failed to claim
the dividends, and the assignees (three years having elapsed
since the dividend was declared), now prayed the Court,
pursuant to the discretion vested in it by the Bankrupt Act,
to order the sustained dividends to be divided amongst
the other creditors.

The CouRT asked if the assignees had taken any extranr-
Unary trouble to find the creditors who had not claimed? At
d ver ti se ment in a Bristol paper, as they all belonged to
to that town, would, no doubt, cause some of them to
come forward.

Mr. COLERIDGE said that his clients had not taken any
extraordinary steps to discover the creditors.
His Honour Sir ALBERT PELL, observed that it cer-
tainly would not be consistent with justice to order a
creditor's' dividend to be distributed without inquiry
after him, when it hail been declared for twenty-
one years after the bankruptcy. He saw in the petition
that one of the non-claiming creditors was a tuilor at
Bristol named Sloper, whose dividend amounted to 761.
Supposing that Sloper was dead, this was a sum which
made it worth while to go to some trouble and expense to
find out the party entitled to it.
After some discussion it was ordered that the money
should be paid into the hands of the Accountant-General
of the Court of Chancery, with liberty for any party in-
terested to apply for it.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BRIGHTON RACES, 1832,

WILL BE HELD ON WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY,
THE IST, 2D, AND 3D OF AUGUST.
FIRST DAY.—The Brighton Stakes of 25 sovs. each, 15
ft., with 100 added by the Town. Two miles.
st. lb
8 7

Mr. Irby names Aleax..:.

st. lb.
Lord W. Powlett names
Sketchbook 7 13
Mr. B. Craven names Fawn 7 12
Ld. Mountcharles's Blythe 7 7
Col. Russell names Pedro 7 4
Mr. Ricardo's by Bizarre 7 0

Capt Bing's Ciudad Rod 1
rigo
Mr. M. Stanley's Arlington 8 7
Lord Graham names Mor. _ _

risdancer 8
Mr. Rush's Guildford
The following having declared
are to pay only
st. 16.1

i forfeit by the time prescribed,
5 sovs. each :

Lord J. Fitzroy names Con:-
script 8 13,
Duke of Richmond's Con-

st. lb.
Lord Lowther names Lucy 7 5
Lord Sydney names gr. c
by Little John 7 5
➢lr. Vansittart names Zebra 7 4
Stradbroke's by Truffle 7 0
lid. Uxbridge's by Sultan 6 7

ciliation
Mr. J. Smith's Golden-
pippin
Lord Exeter names Gratis 7 13
Mr. S. Stonehewer and Lord Ranelagh are subscribers,

but did not name.
The Town Plate of 50 soya., 3 yrs , 7st. ',b. ; 4 yrs.,
eat. 711. ; 5 yrs., 9st.; 6 yrs., and aged, 9st. 41b.
The winner to be sold for 200 sm., &c.
The Sussex Plate of 50 sot's., (entrance to go to the

second horse.) Heats, the New Course.
SECOND DAY. —The Scrub Stakes of 50 sovs. each, h. ft.,
for 3 yrs. old. The winner of the Derby or Oaks to
carry 10Ib. extra.
Mr. M. Stanley names Lord Mountcharles's Minster.
Lord Lowther and Lord Exeter omitted to name.

Sweepstakes of 25 sovs. each.
Duke of Richmond's by Sultan iMr. Grant's by Emilius
Lord Egremont's by Skim
Lord Exeter and Lord Lowther are subscribers, but
omitted to name.
A Gold Cup, value 100 gs., given by his Majesty, added
• - -

to a Sweeestakes of 10 soya. each.
Mr. Gates's by Little John !Lord Lowther's Lazarone
Id Uxbridge na. Ciudad Rodrigo' Mr.Vansittart's Zebra
The Albion Stakes of 50 soya. each, h. ft. ; the winner of
the Derby to early 71b. extra; of the Oaks, Riddles-
worth, 2,000, 1,000, or Newmarket, 41b. extra ; the
second horse for any of these stakes 31h. extra.
Lord Stradbroke's by Truffle 'Lord Exeter's by Partisan
Lord Lowther's Mersey 'Lord Egremont's by Whalebone
THIRD DAY.-The Ladies Plate of 50 80V8. fur horses of
all ages ; the winner to be sold for 150 Boys. Heats,
the New Course.

Handicap Plate of 50 soya. Two-mile beats.

E G HAM R.l
THIRD DAY.—Free Handic
h. ft. with 20 added. Or
Age st lb
Mazeppa 5 7
Lucetta
Liston aged 4
Variation 5 3
Device 6 13
Hindoo 6 10
Conscript 4 10
Marcu. 4 10
Ciudad Rodrigo 4 9
Shark
Arlington
Donegani 5 8
Midhurst 4 8
Roadster
Sheidrake h.
Suffolk Punch
Pandora
Juryman aged 6
Walter, by Waverley 4 6
Caleb
Conciliation ....... 4 4
Misletoe
Free Handicap Stakes of 20
quarters a
•

ICES, 1832.
ap Stakes of 20 aovs. each,
ice round, about two miles.

Age st lb
' Wassailer
' Timekeeper 4 8 0
Guild.ord 6 8 0
Golden Pippin
Shirine 4 8 0
Discord f. 4 8 0
Fawn 4 8 0
Tam O'Shanter 4 7 10
Keepsake 4 7 9
Pedro
Minetta
Blythe
Ipsala
Zebra
Runnemede 3 7 4
) Revealer 3 7 2
Miss Badsley
i Terry Alt 3 7 2
; Arethissa c.
Gretna Green
Hyder
Antiope f.
sovs. each, h. ft. Last three-
of a mile.

Age st lb
Carthago aged 9 10
Gondolier
Crescent 5 9 10
Delight
Marvel
. _ ..

Age st lb
Zarina
4 8 0
Scandal c.
Adam Brock 4 7 10
Lucy, by Cain ...
Changeling
Petticoats
Mayfly
Hardwicke 3 7 7
Landgraviue 3 '7 6
Cassador 3 7 4
Jest filly 3 7 4
Hermit
Florine
Cecilia 3 6 10
L'Amine
Eryx f 3 6 4
Tarquin 3 6 4
Agincourt 3 6 4
ißoulette 3 6 0

.......__ ____
Carwell
Oatlands 6 811
Ida
Harpalice f.
Sketchbook 5 8 6
King William
Amorosio
The Screw 4 8 4
Runnemede
Sinbad 4 8 4
Damascus
Gratis
3 8 3
Flora
Margaret
Dryad 3 8 01

CHELMSFORD RACES, JULY 17.
His Majesty's Plate of 100 gs. Heats, two miles.
Sir M. Wood's Lucetta, 6 yrs.
Captain Martyn's Misletoe, 4 yrs 2 2
First heat won by a head, tbe second by a length.

Sweepstakes of 5 soya. each, and 25 added. The winner
to be sold for 200, &c. Mile heats. S subs.
Mr. Rush's Discord f. 4 yrs.
Lord Clarendon's 1. by Reveller, 3 yrs 2 1 2 2
Mr. White names Rosebud, 4 yrs 1 0 dr
Mr. Glebbing's Joan of Arc, 4 yrs 3 3 dr
Capt. Martyn's Minetta, 4 yrs.
Three others not placed. Four very severe beats.

The course is in excellent order, and plenty of horses
are in the vicinity; but there is a great want of spirit and
liberality in the Essex gentlemen, who certainly ought to
come !inward in support of almost the only respectable
meeting in their county.