Star.
London, England, 1830-09-02 00:00:00

COURT FOR RELIEF OP INSOLVENT DEBTORS.

The Matters of the Petitions and Schedules of the Prisoners hereinafter
named (the same having been filed in the Court) are appointed to be
heard at the Court-house, in Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, on
Monday the 20th of Sept. 1830, at nine o'clock in the forenoon :
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Richard Roberts, late of Lombard-street, Lint-street, Southwark, leather
seller and dealer in grindery.
Rebecca Pugb, late of Greenford (near Harrow) Middlesex, widow,
farmer.
Abraham Steel, late of Clay-Pond-lane, Brentford, gardener.
Robert Whitaker, late of New Cavendish-street, Portland-place, linen.
draper, and also occupying a house at Finchley.
Richard Seaton, late of No. 10, Frederick-place, Goewell-road, school
agent.
William Homer, late of No. 32, Trinity-square, or No. 32, Tower Ter-
race, Great Tower-hill, seller of wines on commission.
James Clark, late of Great Hermitage-street, St. George's In the East,
victualler.
George Hodges, late of Well-street, Falcon-square, tailor.
Richard Nicholson, late of Coburg-place, Borough-road, surgeon,
accoucheur and apothecary.
John Lewis Manners, late of Oxford-street, artist, dealer in piano.
fortes, and music-master, and lieutenant of the Royal Marines, and
bn half-pay.
Jose Joaquim Ferreira de Andrade, late of Ely-place, Chicksand-street,
Brick-lane, Whitechapel, boardinghouse-deeper, and master mariner.
John Kelley, late a lodger at the Bull's Head Tap. Jewin-Crescent,
Cripplegate, assistant to a licensed linen hawker, and a linen dealer
on his own met- unt.
William Fortman, late of Hoxton Old Town, Shorediech, a servant at a
City Farmed-house for the maintenance of the poor of the sundry
parishes in the City of London.
John Mudge, late of Paragon-place, New Rent road, and of Bishop's
court, in the Old Bailey, proprietor and publisher of the Devonport
Advertiser, Wyman, stationer, and commission agent.
John Sims Hearn, late of Pleasant-place, Shepherd's Bush, Middlesex,
out of business.

ADJOURNED.
John Tharlow Scott \Verlag, late of Boughton, near Cheater, out of
business and employ, Lieutenant on half pay in the Bth regiment
of foot.

Tuesday morning, a gentleman named Simpson, a col-
lecting clerk to Messrs. Scott and Co. City, who had but a short time
quitted a stage-coach, was accosted by two fellows of suspicious appear-
ance, when one of them suddenly sprang behind him and knocked him
down, and rifled his pockets of 201. and some silver ; but being alarmed
by the approach of a coach, they made a hasty retreat, and escaped.—
The gentleman was slightly wounded in the head. He bad about two
thousands pounds in his possession.
Yesterday evening an Inquest was hold in St. Thomns's
Hospital, before William Payne, Esq. touching the death of Thomas
Acaster, mate of the ship Hopewell, of Hell. It appeared in evidence
that the deceased, on Monday week, waspulling the boom of a vessel
lying near the Hopewell, at fit. Peter's Wharf, when the MP* bleat-
ing; he fell backwards into (he hold below (seven feet), whets he lay for
some time insensible, and was afterwards brought to this hospital. Mr
Simpson, the surgeon, stated4at when the deceased was brought in he
wail quite flammable, bat had lost the entire use of his lower entree I.
ties, and part of the offer. 'the injury of the spine would, net doebo
cause those effect,. The deceased remained sensible until forty-eight,
hears beftne hit death, when he go insensible, and died on Monday
last. In consequence of the fris of the deceased basks. objected to
hive the body opened, he (witness) bad no further evidence *adduce.
Verdict—Accidental death.

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