Star.
London, England, 1816-07-10 00:00:00

A VONT IMO)! SELECT COMMITTEE ON THR
venTotts' ACTS.
Your Committee have considered the insolvent Debtors' A„
and heard the evidence of many persons, some of whont
spontaneously to offer their teal:l'lol,y, and cthere, 1.."'
whom your Committee thought likely to furnishhest
.
aviation on the general effects of said Acts, :etre shuttoo'rt
Having laid this evidence at large before the Hou.e,th
.y
ti;:n •
that, owing to the advanced period of the Session, and the 1,
diency of considering moat maturely many important shet.iti;
which it may be fit to make in the law as it now stand., 0:
will best discharge their duty by recvrnmending to the Hew'
the earliest possible period of the neat Session of Parliament'
,
appulht a Committee. to whom it may be referred to
the provilions of a Bill, framed with the view of imptcving
present law; and by introducing such Bill at an early period
the Session, ample time will be afforded for the considerciun
go weftsl and important a measure.
In the mean time, however, your Committee cannot refr:e
from earnestly recommending 1 Bill to be brought in, in the pr.
sent Session, enabling hie Majesty's Comni;ssionet of the ikfti,
vent Debtors' Courr, and the Courts of Q ,arter Sessions ;,ti,.,
whom insolvent debtors are brought up to be examined, to re
the discharge of any prisoner. for a time to be limited, wil„
conduct shall appear to such Commissioner, r Courts, upon t.,
mination of the said prisoner or otherwise, to have been ir0,47
unjust in contracting debts, or entering into engagements:nth"
the probable means of satisfying or felhiling them, or iu
Bering his property to the prejudice of the just claims of kit
ditors, which ought to have been applied to the satisfaction uf
such clalins.--I une 13, 1816.

bNT DEBMRS•

Those who have liv'ed rather gay, and are diatvti
of the consequences of an ill•cored contagion, ars,
are lingering under diseases, by consoltinti, men igos.
rant of an import int branch of the pr.i.i.ssion, stein.
formed that Dr. Coorrin, and three Surgeons of great
experience, Members of the Royal College, in Loq.
don, have established a Medical Board at Cliarkitte
' House, Great Charloae.street, opposite the k:r.
Rowland Hill's Chapel, biackfi Las' Road, Lon., :e.
The Medical Board claims the attentior of those „,.1,0
have been improperly treated, and parteuhriy these
who are afflicted with Strictures, Fistulas, C,,t,cess.
Sciofulas, and Debilities, arising from warm climates,
juvenile indiscretions, &c. who are cured without
confinement. Eruptions on the head, face, and body,
sore eyes, ulcerated throat, pains in the head and
limbs, frequently mistaken for rheumatism; node,
on the shin bones, &c. are symptoms which awn
years after, and too often destroy domestic happiness.
Messrs. Coomen and Co. are consulted daily byalf
ranks of people from eight in the morning till tiled
night ; or by letter, inclosing a fee (for no thentre
answered) stating their case, when medicine and ad.
vice is sent to all parts of the kingdom. The pies
and fistula cured, without burning or cutting ; and
advice gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday
mornings, till twelveo'clock. A side-door, and private
.rooms for females. Two eminent Physicians have
Lately joined the Board, and private Pre:ell:1.11:Yr,
attend wills their Patient: fur advice. are /,recant
consultation.