The Sun.
London, England, 1819-05-29 00:00:00

INSOLVENT DEBTORS• couwr.

I.—A Return, containing an Account of the aggregate Num-
ber
.of the Persons discharged by the Commissioner of the
Court fur the Relief of Insolvent Debtors. from the time of
the last Return in 1815, to the Ist of February 1819.; and
of the aggregate Amount of Debts of such Persons, speci-
fied in their. Schedules.
Aggregate Numbers of Persons discharged '=--'Thirteen thou-
sand two.hundred and seventy-one—No. 13,271. •
Aggregate Amount of the Debts of such Persons :—Nine mil-
lions, tier hundred and six thousand, eight hundred and
seven potmds, sixteen shillings and eleven-pence' half-pen-
ny,--.9006„8071.
11.—A Return, containing an Account of the gross Amount
Of The Debts stated by the Insolvents in their Schedules to
be due to their Estates, from the time of the last Return
1818. up to the Ist day of February, 1819:—
Two millions, nine hundred mid twelve thousand, four hun-
dred and thirty-four pounds, fifteen shillings, and ten-
pence-1,912,4341, 15s. 10d.
It. W. CLARKSON, Clerk.

• MELANCHOLY OccututENcE.—Monday evening,
as a cow was about being t,lien to a slaughter-
.house, near Walcot-pararrie, she suddenly turned
round, and in a most furious manlier ran at a fe-
male chit!!, about seven years old, and tossed ht-r
several times to a considerable-height ; the•af-
frighted spectators being unable to render the
least assistance. This child was bruised and
otherwise injured in a dreadful manner ; but we
are happy to hear not with those fatal consequences
which attended the limber progress of the inftniat-
ed animal, which ran desperately along Paragon
and Bladrid-buildings; at the extremity of whitib
she iitracked another child, a boy about the same
whom she. knocked down, beat with her
head, and tossed in so shocking a manner, that
the poor little innocent died the next afternoon.
'the boy belonged to some poor people, and Was
in chat ge of a woman in Mullins's-court, where
he was immediately taken ; and yesterday a Coro-
ner's Inquest sat on the body, and, after a short
deliberation, returned a vet d•ct , of his having been
killed by the ferocious animal. A very respect-
able Jury investigated the affair with considerable
attention, with the design of levying, if necessary,
the full eeodand on the owner of the beast, 'Mr.
Sweetnum—but they forebore, in constquence of
ascertaining his humane character, and the excel-
lent costOtiet tit the drover, Who, with-great exer-
tions, frequenCy to the peril of his own life, endea-
vw,red to avert the.ealamitons consequences that
ensued.— (Bath Herald.)

This morning, about three o'clock, an alarming
fire broke out at the house of Mr, TnomsoN, up-
bolsterer and cabinet- maker,Langlcy-st reel, Long-
Acre, which, in a short time, consumed the in-
terior of the premises, with the valuable stock in
trade; by means of-the arrival of a number of en-
anti a plentiful supply of water from the
Brewery close to it, the flames were subdued
without further mischief.

'j'wenty•eigbt Roman coins, sortie silver and
others brass, were discovered a few days ago, en-
closed in a small oaken box, on Langton Moss,
in Lancashire, by
.a man employed in cutting turf.
'Those which are legible, are coin's of Trajan, Ad-
rian, Antonine, and Faustina, the wife of Mamas
Aurelius.