The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-10-17 00:00:00

INSOLVEr'T DEBTORS• COURT, Ocr 16.

There were twelve cases on this day's ; ten
• were discharged, and two remanded for errors in the
service of notices.
John Walter Lord, who was first remanded, to
amend his schedule, and subsequently, in conse-
quence of the irregularity in serving one of his no.
Ikea, was again brought up.
It appeared, however, from the examination of
the party who had delivered the notice, that neither
the Insolvent nor his Solicitor had any knowledge
of the error in the service until after it was commit.
ted ; the Insolvent wss therefore allowed to retain
his petition io Coort, upon the condition of renew.
big the necessary notices.
Mr. Serjeant RuNNINOTOSt animadverted, in strong
terms, upon the conduct of the person through whose
neglect the disservice was occasioned.

Wsi. 11011tv Willrlltears, Esq. has been elected
perpetual Pre. •isot of the Bedford County Infirmary,
in the room of his late father.
j Seturds) evening an information under the ilith of
the King, chap. 93, of cottaiderable importance to
the Proprietors of stage.coschts, came on for discus.
sion before the Surrey Maeistrates, relative to the
seizure of one of the Brighton coaches and four
horses whilst coming to town on the 14th of July
last, in consequence of its having ft parcel contain.
ing contraband goods. After some evidence and ar.
&metes, the Magistrates were unanimously of opi.
Wm, that there was privity on the pars of the coach-
otseers, and the coach and horses, verve 2501. were
forfeited.
MARGATE, Ocr. 14.—The topic of conversation Stactoz.—An Inquest was held at the Lord Clive's
in the Libraries yesterday was a breach in a matri- Head, Duke-street, Manchester-squire, on the body
monistl contract. and an elopement. The parties of Joseph !toucher, who put a period to his least.
bare already claimed notice—we allude to the family ence on Friday. by Airline himself, at his apart.
of Mrs. MANY ANNE CIARKE. The circumstances meets, in Gray's-buildings, Duke.street.--.l%lichael
areal; follows—A young mass, who in a few months Nlaskin deposed, that he resided nest door to the
will become possessed of 50,0001. accidentally saw deceased's lodgings. About six on Friday evening
Miss MARY ANNE the Lady who was lately arrest. he was called into his bed.room, when be found him
ed by mistake) at a Library at Broarlstairs, and fell suspended by a silk handkerchief from the tester of
desperately in love with her ; so much so, that he the bed, he instantly cut him dawn, but found him
declared, at the first interview with the mother, that stiff and cold, and it appeared that life had been ',t-
he should die, if he did not possess her ere Christ. tinct for some time. Ilis son, a bey about eleven
mss. He professed honourable intentions, and with years of age, said, that at breakfast in the morning
the consent of a third party, he commenced his suit. he asked him if he *mold beat him when he returned
When all matters were in a traits of forwardness, the from school ; the deceased replied, he would cer.
capricious youth suddenly absented himself. On tainly ; and added, "if you see me hanging, do not
enquiry, a discovery, fatal to the hopes of Miss ,be alarmed." The boy came tome at 12 o'clock,
Ct. seas, took place. Mr. M. eloped on Thursday and found him Imagine as before described; hut his .
Inq with a handsome girl he accidentally saw at St. mother not being at home, he did not acquaint any
IPeter's. person until she came, and the alarm was given, but
A strong reinforcement has been ordered for the the unfortunate man had been dead for a long time.—
troops. at Surat. ; Grace Delver said, that the deceased and his family
IsQuEirIh—SUDIMI DEVelt.—Yester. lodged at her house about 12 months; he was about
day an Inquisition was taken by G. lionosom, Fiq. 60 years of age, and haul been a gentleman's coach-'
Coroner for Middlesex, at the Pomfret Castle, Oar. ' man all Isis life time, but of late he became very
rett's.court, Mary-le.Ronne, on the body of William /.much addicted in drinking, and was constantly in a
Rose, a shoemaker, lodging at that house; who was stupid inebriated state; when she saw him last alive
going up to his bed-room on Satorday,apperently in a on that morning, he appeared intoxicated, and she
good state of health, when he dropped down on the heard he had afterwards taken half a pint of gin.—
stairs, and instantly expired without uttering a word. These habits, she believed, contributed to weaken
Verdict—Died by the visitation of God. ! his intellects, and cause a temporary derangement,
Mr. Iluocsors took an Inquisition at the Carpets. which she conceited was evident at times. Verdict—
tors Arms, in Adam-street, %Vest, on the body of J. Insanity.
Griffiths, a hackney-coachman, employed by Messrs. The Gold and Silver Coin of France, in circulars
%Villox and Clarke, In Manchester.street, Manches. tion before the Revolution, was stated by Nicitais,'
ter-square, who, it appeared, was driving a Lady, and admitted by BURKE, to be 91 Millions of Pounds
who engaged him for the day, on Friday, to differ. sterling; if to this are added the immense sums
ent pasts of the town; when became home at night draws. from other countries by BOVIAPARTS, we need
he was perfectly sober, and did not complain of be- not be surprised at the more than princely riches
ing ill ; but before the horses were taken from the of his Dignitaries, elicit are now flowing into this
coach he dropped down in the yard and expired on country through all channels, to be tested in our
the spot. Verdict—Dierl ke the visitation of God. Stocks. This circumstance alone, indepedently of
A labouring mast fell from the works at Vaus. the daily and increasing operations of the Sinking
hall-bridge, on Saturday, into the River, and the Fund, and the large purchases by the Broken, can.
body has not yet been found. Ile has left a wife and not fail to raise them considerably_; and we under.
'arge family in the Horse-ferry-road, Westminster. soled bets are made that Consols will rise to 73 be.
The friends of Wilson, the pedestria% bare , fore Christina.: if an, the value of all the Stock
taken the proper legal steps for bringing the rue. Prises its this Lottery will be Increased 34 per Cent.
duct of Mr. Williams, the Blackheath Magistrate, as the Contract was made with Government at 86.
before the Court of King's Bench, the ensuing Term. securing to the Purchase's of Tickets and Shares,
At Marlborough street Police•Otfice, yesterday, a all theadtantage of the var above that price; but
chiinvey.seeep was charged with ravishing an infant as the three Prises of 250.000, and the four Prizes
child of eight years old, under circumstances of a very of e 20,000, may all he drawn the 7th of November,
aggravated nature, which we cannot, with regard to an immediate parctsese should be made to sent!
&bog, orate. f Oen.