Star.
London, England, 1817-10-06 00:00:00

INSOLPIAT BEBIORS".COURT.

0741.-nri Clarke was opposed by Mr. HEATH. The
Insolvent stated in his examination, that since his
imprisonment his wife had received £170; and the dis-
Luirsenaents &ling this time amounted to witliio
of this sum. He was a pastry.cook, and paid ,C2lO
a.year rent.—The Insolvent was discharges!.
Edward Bustlell, of Great-Carter lane, Doctnrs'
Commons was brought v.,' to receive his discharge.
The Chief Clerk of the Court observed, that the
Insolvent's description was imperfect. It did not.
contain his rank or pr,fession.
The Agent-46 0 I Sir, he is nothing." •
The Insolvent was discharged on insetting yawns
in his Vescription.
T. Eliot's. WAS abeot to be opposed by Mr. An-
DitEWs, when Mt. HEATS! interposed, and said that
this opposition could not be beard. A Rule of Court
seas plomolgated on the 20:11 of last month, which
tequired that a Creditor should distinctly notify to
an Insolvent the grounds of his opposition in the first
instance This had not been done in the present case.
The Court stated the justice of the rule, to prevent
tte Insolvent float bring 'taken by surprise, at the
t.rne of his examination.
Mr. Annum observed, that he did not mean to
argue ag tios the rule. but the solicitor who employ-
. d ~;m, had only received notice of this rule the night
tvfore last, and his client resided 150 miles distant,
so that it was quite irr possible for him to give a
timely compliance with it.
The Court, under these circumstances, allowed the
case to be adj turned.
.iflexatstkr Moly Lean was next opposed by Mr.
Pou.ocx, on the part of a Gentleman in Calais, for a
debt ef 4150.

The Insolvent stated, that he went to reside at Ca-
lais two year. ago. He had then at 3,177; is the 3 per
Cent. Reduced Fonds. He sold outs this property
for about £1,500, and had entirely spent it since. He
had given a bill of exchange for £l5O to his opposing
creditor, merely to prevent being arrested at Calais,
though he did not owe him any thing like this sum.
He had paid into Court str2o, which was as much as
he osed him. The Insolvent was discharged.
Pierce Walsh Porkr was opposed by Mr. HEATS.
The Insolvent suited in his examination, that the
reason lie set forth his residence George•strect, Port-
man•square, in his schedule was, that it wis there Ire
resided when he contracted the debts for which he
was now in custody. It was three years and a guar-
ter since he lived there. He had since no fixed resi-
dence, and had been travelling about from Bath,
asekenharn, Wales, sad other places.
Mr HEATH contended that the address should have'
been more specific: it should have been where he last
resided.

Mr. toixocor, for the Insolvent. ccntended that the
address was correct, it being the place where the debta
had been contracted.

The Court decided in favour of Mr. HEATH's oh. I
jection, the Insolvent not being able to swear posi-
tively that he had not contracted some of the, debts
in his schedule subsequent to the period of his resi-
dence in George-street.
The Insolvent's Petition was dismissed, but he ter
ceived permission to file his Petition de noise.
Mr. Porter's debts amount to R431.0_00.
"graham Solomon was opposed by Mr. HEATH.
The Insolvent stated in his examination, that he
had been a watchmaker and a fruiterer. He lived
in Belvidere-place.. He had not now any plat: or,
property whatever—the whole of both having been
sold to his father-in-law and brother-in-law. He hat
not done any business during his imprisonment. Hii
faily, for any thing be knew, might hait done
some, but not on his account. He had been con-
Elected, and had done business with four persons of
the name of Isaacs. To Simon Isaacs, in Ozendon-
street, he sold to the value of £7O. 16s. in watches
and Watch movements. He sent no bills of prcels
with the goods ; they were taken by Sunon from his
house. He knew not what Simon's business was.
He knew his mother's house, but not her business.
Theri was a hall to her hoyse. and a little dolor in it
with green blinds, but he /stew nothing of what *aa.
•

Carrylng on there. H, di.i not know it wall 4
of ill Lime. 'His (the Instivent%) rnoth..r.
Bow-street : she WAS a trAvelkr ; he did no;
number of the hnu%e it, Ilow.etre;:t, nor that it c •
hollte of ill-Lime. It might t e, for Pry
knew, just such a liottf! as tkc I ,e..rot•c! C 4411.
The Insolvent stern.! UCII.II y ignman, t.c t'
Tess or connections (21 1:;:; wher t! 7t •
.„
had not hesitated to • them ctets:. 3 !•,.

knew that Simon bad taLte. tbe bet:Li: of t!:, !-
vent Act.

Mr. Pot.troc, as Coensel in: the Ilsolrctr,,,,,s
ported t exArnine him. itt h..d hid t.
4cti.ns with Simon Is:+4,:s do!ing I'A! last

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Ile Lad dealt with his pr:ient opp,hiT;
Mr. flail, for several years, and had or. etil .11
paid him £3OO a-year. Mi. Hall had !I t'i„,
counted bills tor the Inselvrot. There WI.
vii of necks between Mr. I I A.% taking t! e
uflicli he now opposed, and fii:ally giving Urn
and rJor.ey for it. No bubo,ets :lad been carded c 3
by him since lie went to pi os,,ti.

Reexamined by Mr. I.lEATit.—lie had at c::e
time a business that turned 43000 ....year, butte
never kept any boek, always; titi;endi;:g on to ti
of parcels. Within the I.lst two }eats lie Lhd rcy
little Itusiness.

William Hall (the opposing Creilt)r) ewnir.cf,
—liis account with Mr. Solomon amounted (*IN to
£2O. The latter came to him shortly !rehire 'lull
hilt wal due in May, and said, he bad a huge ores
and warted more credit. ‘Vitness reftLed until thi
bill was paid. When it hecame due. he broughtri
him a si":3o bill, drawn on &:tion v.h,ch he
said was as goad as a Bank note. kc.r this b-I he
asked All in work, and r€l6 in money. Wan*
counted him out the wink it.e very day /.e
this bill, and gave him the ly.lanee a: dub.: me
moment. The work consisted of ~tateit mot, Pre!,
but some wheels were not with the movemekts
fact they were not wanted un:ii the .$ it a cc.
csiii gate of forwardness, :said the lit,civent w;tld
net wait until they could be counted out. In 4!'l.
itirkt alter ere Insolvvet net the goods he removed :o
the Ilackneproad. • Wigsess wabi.,-,,oadr,! az i
after he gave his money that i.e was
few days after he went op to Oseotion-strtct
for Simon Isaac b ou whim the bill was drawn. Tl:e
people at the -home (which the neiglilsours ciesciibri
as a brothel) knew netlikg of Simon liaact.
Cross-era hired -by Mr. 'IMMIX...-. He hale dit
with the Insol4nt tretwien icier and fiVe years, red
had beenpaiel Joy him about 4139 in a year. Cote
this time his bills had bees, regularly paid. About
fortnight after the bill was clll4 the Insolvent, lie us.
derstood, offered a compasi:ian of 4s. in the
Charles Clarke said, that about sic mi nits aro ta
attendsd at this Court with the Insolvent to ciiri.our
debtor. The Insolvent then remarked, that he sae
how easy it was .tO get into debt and also to get cair
of k—a man had city to get the gds into his ti ast.
This witness also proved, that the Insolvent had me.
cently seveta'. watches, litlis!led am! unfinished. His
hotly appeared also to be furnished. The Ins kcit
had dealt with witness's mother for silver to a very
great trek.. _ _ _

1 he Imolvent was first remanded foefrand ;
the remand was afterwards altered to 9n excerios
of ducharge !rum the debts a the two Creditors.

CAMBRIDGE, OCTOBER S.
Messrs. George Waddington' James Wigram, Wm Mods,
Richard Sheepshanks, Edward B. LlUot, and Win. Whore{
Bachelors of Arts, of Trinity College, were, on Weduesdai
elected Fellows othat Society.
At a General Ordination on Sunday last, at Ely, by the Lori
Bishop of the Diocese, the tol:owitig Gentlemen of this Unive:4
were ordained: IMIEbTS•
George Quilter, B.A. Fellow of St. Peter's CoEege.
George Baton Jermyn, LL.B. of Trinity Hall.
John Cox, M.A. of Christ College.
John Vane, M.A. Fellow of Magdalen College.
James Htckford, M.A. of Trinity College.
John Sturges Lievre, cit St. John's College.
DEACONS.
Hugh Kerr, B.A. and Rulkrt :Sutler, B.A. of Trisil Co kr.
Samuel Smith, Fellow of Kin3's College.
ECCLESIASTICAL. PROMOTION%
The Rev. '1 booms Putt, is presented to the Rectory of Coe.
brawleigh, Devon.
Wednesday, the Rev. Archibald Brine was ordained oxd
the Ministers of Stirling, to the third charge of which ( htir,l
astd Parish be hail been unaaintou.ly presented by the
traits and Town Council.

It is univrysally ackabwiedged, by the most retree•
table part of the profession, that the Medical Board, ”tir
fished by the celebrated Surgeons of Cliarlo•te House, laceaftial
Road, and M'etislsttick -street, Osturd-sru. et (a few door, foci
liond•streat), kre the fountain bead f. r advice. It is a ..,r., flu.
by the united talents of these Gentlemen, upwards ot Sot tior
sand Pat'enu have ben cured annually or Os/hat: Ih.sce4l
many of whom Lad been disabarged from Hwpitals, hod ka•
dreds had been improperly treated by persons ic.;eurar.t of
portant branch of the profession.—Messrs. Cuurea, Mown,
and CO. are consul's:4 daily by all ranks of peoii'ce, at e::.:11 Wats
Establishments; or by letters from the Country, gamy; tote
ease, when Alt:diet:4 aad Advice are sent to all pars tf
K ingdom.—There ant side•doors at each house, and prink rrs
or female.,--Direst CLarlotte I louse, oppaaise tbe Rey. RenLni
Ffiiik t.;h:_•ptl; or Wnuieoe Hoof*, near New Bead voth

MARRIED.
The Rev. G. M. Webster, B.U. Reeser of Cow urd ft.
Wilts, to :Mini Newtc.3, of Gillingham.
At titGke Rockford, the Rev. Leonard Elye Town, to MO
Mary Clio:nifty, of ha:.ton, Uncut:3l2lre.
Rei. 1, Ingrain, to Ltizabetb, only daughter of the lei.
Taylor, of Keith.
key. G. Fiat, Vicar of Cockney, Notts, to Kw 1.1:::2•:i
Radley, of W Memel, De rbyAiire.
Lately, the Rev. Jo:tu Liam, to Matiannc, wit :ow of ttit
.t
Rev. Robert Wolceity. -
A few lays since, at Taunton, the Rev. ‘Vri.
of IN nate, to Muy, second dan,ater of tic Rcv. R.
Taunton. •
Sept. S, at St. Plerret, In the Wand of Cocrnsey, Them,lll.'
hiatus, Esq. to Eliza Helen. eldest daaglater of the la.s 34./
General Hay, Colonel ;if the York ClitilielbtS.

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