Star.
London, England, 1802-08-20 00:00:00

rAST.:NDIA I7.IPI)!NG.

We have t e ,;:::fare to ano.,une,: the faCc •Irrr.,,nl off the
110;; Had, on the t 7th M:t. of Om lion. Eall-Indic
Company's Up., th_Dukc of 1Vi0t....41, Copt. P.% 1181 1,7;
thl the 11,Tonarc"., C?pt. T 1,07.11.5 VoR TIM r ;
fhipc }:ate rear...tea tht liouf, Arab tlrir dir-
pochci. The link' e, Montr.re Ic`t Pcni;:.l tit :4th of 1',.-
"oruary; end the Msrar.4.ll took her 4.-parturc Nola,lr, un
Ole 271:. of March; they a-tived az the Iftteot of St. Kama on
he t3th of June, and failed in :owtp.oly frw I thence tho :tntS
f‘dlowint:, and lA. thcre the Prcfkon, ': t:0m..43 GAlt.-
L/41,10 hluakeo-, from Kncooh.o, and :Le Walpole, Contain
J AAlt3 5.% IN CI Li NO3, fr,,ln ditto, homeward-boando‘ hick e: tee
14, fail for Entlarl in a day or two.
Th. Monarch fpolm with the Company's Packet the rarl of
Moreington, CApt2ill QI OR CE SIM em,N. off the Welters
Mantis, on the 11th of July, homeward-bound, (rum Madras
and

The Monatch, alto fpoke with the fhip Commerce, bnund
to the e.V.l.ward of the Cape of Good Hope, on the Southern
Whale awry, ill lat. 35. t 8 loath, and long. 49.
The Palfcnrrs by the above fh!pt ara--Colonel U. Vigtri,
Capt. Chawood, Capt. M'Orcgor, Capt. Tichbournc, Lieu!
J. Hodgran, Lieut. John Daniel, Mr. S. Boutflower, Mr. J.
&tickle y, Mr. T. Sherlock, Mailer Hewit, Mater G. T. Nets.,
and Mrs. 1-I:..re. 'lite above Ihipt have a number of box packets
on beard front the Governments in India.

The Monarch, Captain MORTIMER, is the &ft extra fhip
which has arrived of the realm tBot. The Caledonian. Ge.
ncral Stuart, and Ann, are now to arrive from Madras; the
Sovereign and the Northampton from Bombay; the ManiEi,•.
Comet, Sarah, Chriftiana, and Princcfs Mary, from lit.ng. I g
and the Elizabeth, from China.

The °tattoo, Royal Charlotte, and Irtinfwlck, outward.
bound, put into Saint Salvador ; the two felt A,ipa being leaky,
and the rudder of the latter out of order. All prodicable re.
p.dra would be contett,:d by the 31R of May, and they were
to fail on the ath of June.

Aar.;vrn

Off Thizhm—Hope, Fry, from l'Aermo.
froni IC,wfoundlar.d.

At Clidt—Orby, Mott, from North Americ2.

At Li'scrpoo!—Mary, Ev, r,:tt. from Tobago ; Rettecat
Cardn. r. from Virgir.Lt; Soucy; HTrdirg;
N;cliaota, Kem, frvin MASadlui.cts ; and from
Dant 4.1 C.

Ar o?crto--Harmany, Nirhols, from London.

At Hoylakc—Futti,i, from St. Lucia.
At Dubliu—Perfcvemuce, Wntkins, from London; George.
PcArPm, from Oporto; CsihArine, 4..;raha:n, from Alicant ;
and Caroline, from Stockholm.
Letters Irom Corinna Itate the arrival there, on-the 28th
nit. of the Sraniftt frigtto Li thquijo, front Vera Cruz and the
lievt,nnah, in 27daps, havirg on board Ict,oco dcuble data
lan, and 200 bogilicads of fugar.

Lilly INTELLIGENCE.

HIGH COURT OE CHANCERY, AUGUST x 9.

LATHROP'S EANICRUPTCT.

Mr. SOLICITOR Gs is ERAL was preparing to Rate
the terms of a petition on the part of Lathrop
Murray, the late Penner of Mr. John King, in
the Portland-place Bank, praying the commifflon
might be foperfeded, on the ground that the bank.
rupt was not a trader within the bankrupt laws,
and that there was no legal foundation for the
Petitioning Creditor's debt. The Petitioning Cre-
ditor's name was Gill, and it appeared he had not
Leen perfonally ferved with notice of the prefent
application.
The Solicitor for the Petitioner Dated, that he
had caved a notice on Mr. Paterfon, the Solicitor
who had taken out the commiffion, and who had
informed him that Mr. Gill lived in Oxenden-
ftrc-t• After making every poffible enquiry, he
could find no fuch perfon, nor could be learn that
he had ever lived there.

The LORD CH ANC R LLOR.—" This is a very re•
rious bufinefs. If a Solicitor prefumes to take
out a Commiffion of Bankruptcy without knowing
who the Petitioning Creditor is, or whore he re.
tides, it is an offence for which he will be treated
as an Officer of the Court abufing his truft ought
to be treated. He will do well to recolleft that
there are fuck things in this Court as making a
Solicitor pay the expence of fuperfeding a Com.
mitlion, and alfo arikinl; him off the Roll. How
did you direct your letters to Mr. Gill ?" faid
Lordthip to Mr. Patcrfon.
" He directed them to Oxenden.ftrcet, where
Mr. Gill always received them ;he always thought
he lived there."

LORD CHANCE LLOR—" Do you mean to fay, Sir,
that you h•ave dared to take out a Commierion of
Bankruptcy, and yet do not perfealv know the
reticle:cc of the Petitioning Creditor
_ _

" He always (replied the Solicitor) attended me
when 1 Icnt to him in Ozendcn-dreez."

LORD CHANCELLOR—" It appears to me you
have taken out a Commifilon of Bankruptcy, and
do not know your Client. Has he a local habita•
tion, as well as a name 1"

The Solicitor laid he never entertained any
doubt of his being a fubilantial man.
LORD CHANCELLOR—" Subftantial ! Why, he
is defcribed as a Merchant—What does he deal
in ?"

Mr. Paterfon—" He deals in Irifh Linens."
LORD CHANCILLOR to the Petitioner's Solicitor
—" If you will make an affidavit that you do not
know Mr. Gill's place of refidence, I will make
an order that fervice on Mr. Paterfon !hall be fer-
vice on him, and the Petition may Rand over till
Saturday."

Mr. Paterfon was retiring from Court, when Ms
Lordthip ordered him back, and made him deliver
up all the proceedings under the bankruptcy,
which were impounded and placed in the hands of
the Officer of the Court.
The Petitioner's Solicitor raid he had made an
I appointment with Mr. Paccrtim to infpat the pro.
ceedings, but that the latter had afterwards re-
futed to let him fee them.
His Lordthin obferved. that i“, ~,,,.4.,..:„... .e

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