The Sun.
London, England, 1827-02-06 00:00:00

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

COUNTRY DIARY, FRIDAY, FEB. 9.
Brumwell, W., Natland, Kirkby—King's Arms, Kirkby in
Kendal-6
Cooper, J., Trowbridge—White Hart, Bath-11
Fricker, W., Bradford—Angel, Mere, Wilts--10
Hal Jewell, W., Sheffield—Angel, Sheffield-12
Howson and Stewart, Manchester—Star, Manchester-10
Holgate, W., Stainton Coates, Yorkshire—Golden Lion inn,

Settle-5
Levine, 11., Merthyr Tidvil—Rummer,
Marsden, W., Sheffield—Commercial inn, Sheffield-12
Martin, J., Bolton, Lancashire—Offs e of Mr. Norris, Man-

chester-10
Massenger, J., Wigton—Half Moon, Wigton-12
Ogden, T., Manchester—Star, Manchester-2
Parsons, J., Oxford—Golden Cross, Oxford-11
Phillips, R., Brecon—Castle hotel. Brecon-10
Reynolds. T., Highrvorth—Bell, Farringdon-10
Sayner, J. and G., Leeds—Court-house, Leeds-6
Sca rgill, G., Barnsley, Yorkshire—Court-house, Leeds-12
Smith, E., Coventry—Royal Hotel, Birmingham—l 1
Thomas, T., Swansea, Glamorganshire—Office of Mr. Franklin,
Bristol-1
Wagstaff, 'W., Alottram in Longdendale—White's Hotel, Man-
chester-10
Wilson, \V., Islip, Northamptonshire—Hind inn, Welling-
isorough 12
Wood, 8., Standish—George, Stroud—lo

INSOLVENTS APPLYING TO BE DISCHARGED.
Petitions to be heard at Portugal-street, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields,

rms. 9, ).T NINE.
Curry, G., Hackney, shopkeeper
Devoll, J., Bayswater, carpenter
Eyler, W., Cirencester, upholsterer
Jefferies, W., Cirencester, cabinet-maker
Hartland, F., Islington/ comedian
Johnson, J., London-road, shopman
Martin, W., Blackwall, tailor
Powell, C., Havant, Herts, carrier
Riddick, T., Pentonville, baker
Skinner, S., Houndsitch, slopseller
Smith, J., St. Albans, builder
Solomon, E., Whitechapel, baker
Taylor, F., Leamington, ironmonger
Wheeler, E., Pentonville, stockbroker
Wickens, G., Princes-street, Soho, stationer
Wilson, J., Bradford, tailor

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, FEB. 5.
• IS RE WALLBANK.

Mr. LAwxs applied to the Court for leave to file a petition
against a person of the name of Wallbank, one of the Sergeants of
Mace for the city of London, for having misconducted himself in
the execution of his duty.
The LORD CHIEF JUSTICE inquired whether the facts were set
out in the affidavit-of the petitioner.
Mr. LAwxs-No, my Lord.
The Loan Cum. JUSTICE was of opinion that the facts should
be stated in the affidavit, and therefore directed that the affidavit
should be amended.
TRY ICING V. HASELDEN AND OTHERS.

The defendants, James Haselden, Wm. Gray (an attorney),
John H. Nairne, and James Marshall, had been indicted and
found guilty, at the last sittings in London, of a conspiracy to
sue out a fradttlent commission of bankruptcy against the de-
fendant Haselden, with the intent to defraud his bona fide
creditors.

The LORD CHIEF JUSTICE pronounced the sentence of the
Court, that James Haselden should be imprisoned in his Majesty's
gaol of Newgate for two years, and that William Gray, John
Henry Nairne, and James Marshall, should be imprisoned in the
House of Correction, Cold Bath-holds, for one year, and that it
should be made part of the judgment against Gray that he should
be struck off the rolls of this Court.

Tllit KING V. EDWARD GIBBON WAKEFIELD.

Mr. Sergeant CROSS moved for a rule to show cause why a
writ of procedendo should not issue for the trial of this prosecu-
tion in the County Palatine of Lancaster. A writ of certiorari
had been granted by one of their Lordships, removing it into this
Court.

The LORD Cnitr JUSTIGR inquired by which of his Learned
Brothers it had been granted.

Mr. Sergeant Caoss—By Mr. Justice Bayley, my Lord.
Mr. Justice Bayley having just left the Court,
The LORD CHIEF JUSTICE observed, it would be more satis-
factory if the Learned Sergeant would move when his Learned
Brother was present. If he would present himself to his atten-
tion, he would take care to attend to it.

THE XING'S. SAMUEL MAINE AND ANOTHER.

The defendants, Samuel Mayne and James Pearce, bad been
indicted and found guilty at the last Middlesex Sittings of an
assault on a person of the name of Hopping, by forcibly putting
him out of Hanworth Park, on the evening of Sunday the 16th
of April last, and imprisoning him for the night in the cage.
Mr. Justice HOLROTD pronounced the judgment of the Court,
that the defendant Samuel Mayne should pay a fine to the King
of 51., and the other defendant of 10s., and be imprisoned until
their respective fines be paid.