The Sun.
London, England, 1859-07-05 00:00:00

Paul.

IN RE BAGSITAWE.

A meeting for the last examination of this bankrupt, for-
merly M.P. for Harwich, but described as of Dover Court,
and to-day was appointed for his last examination.
The accounts, prepared by Messrs. Coleman, &c., com-
mence January, 1858, with a capital of £34,844, and he now
owes to creditors unsecured, £12,063; to ditto holding
security, £566 ; mortgage creditors, £28,868 ; liabilities,
3,771; profits, £1,872. Cr.—By cash, £l2 7s. sd. ; goods
debts, £214 ; property, £8,618 ; mortgaged property,
£5,783 ; loss, £10,330 ; domestic expenses, January, 1858,
to May, 1859, £1,156.
The case will no doubt be adjourned.

MR. G. T. F. SMITH'S WEATHER
PREDICTIONS FOR JULY.

From 4th to 7th, hot weather ; 7th to 9th,
showery ; 9th to 13th or 14th, stormy and
showery ; 14th to 20th, fine weather generally ;
20th to 23d, hot, stormy, and showery, with
thunder; heat and thunder about the 29th or 30th.
12, Gloucester-place, Cheltenham.

THE MEDITERRANEAN FLEET.

MALTA, JUNE 29.

We have in port the Hannibal, 91, bearing the
flag of Rear-Admiral Mundy, second (but in reality
third) in command ; the Hibernia, receiving ship,
bearing the flag of Rear-Admiral Codrington, Ad-
miral Superintendent of this dockyard; the Ban-
shee, 2, the Boxer, tender, and the Hearty, tug,
besides the Azov and the Kertch,sailing gun vessels.
In the offing off Malta, the St. Jean d'Acre, 101, the
Orion, 91, and the Assurance, 4. On her way to
England from Malta, the:Supply, store ship, which
left on the 28th June. On their way to Malta from
England, the Exmouth, 90, the Cressy, 80, the
Doris, 32, and the Intrepid, 6. At Gibraltar, the
Vulture, 6, the Growler and the Quail gun boats,
and the Bustler tug.
At Corfu, the Marlborough, 131, bearing! the
flag of Vice-Admiral Fanshawe, the commander-
in-chief, with the Conqueror, 101, the Princess
Royal, 91, the Renown, 91, the Victor Emmanuel,
91, the Brunswick, 80, and the Lapwing, 2 ; like-
wise at Corfu the Racoon, 21, and the Caradoc, 2,
dispatch vessel; at Ancona, the Argus, 6.
MOVEMENTS SINCE THE 15TH OF JUNE AT MALTA.

Her Majesty's store-ship Supply arrived on the
15th of June, from Rhodes, bringing the remain-
der of the ancient marbles for the British Museum,
from Bourdroum ; and Mr. Newton, late vice consul
at Mytelene, who has been superintending the
excavations, now promoted to be consul at
Rome ; Mr. Smith, Royal Engineers ; and
three Sappers. Her Majesty's corvette, Assu-
rance, left for Tunis on the 15th, and returned on
the 21st. Her Majesty's corvette, Gannet, arrived
from Palermo on the 16th, and left on the 22d for
the Piraeus of Athens. The schooner yacht, clay-
more, arrived from Messina on the 16th, bringing
the owner, T. Harvey, Esq., and family. Her
Majesty's gunboat, the Lapwing, left for Corfu on
the 15th. Her Majesty dispatch steamer Banshee
arrived from Portsmouth at Gibraltar on the 21st.
The cutter yacht Jupiter left for Catania on the
22d, and the same night the Caradoc dispatch ves-
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