The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-11-14 00:00:00

EVSOLVEN7' DEBTORS' COCRT.

IN THE NATTER Of ,CAOICEL TANOVROZN, AN
INSOLTNIT.

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This is a ease which has been Mentioned in astir
parer of the llth of October, as having been erfseeed
to Mr. Dane!, an officer of the Court, to report on the I
truth of the schedule, on the application of Mr. Poi-
lock, on behalf of Mr. Chanapneys, stating, the debt
admitted in the lnsolve•nt's schedule was 5(311. where-
as he claimed 50001. anal also that Mr. Lawdy's debt
was rated as 511001. anal be claimed 40,e110/. but
which statement Mr. Tahourden at the time denied.
The case 616 day canoe on, when Mr. Dance's repot..
was renal, irlsiela stated, that various meetings had
been held, which hod been ;Mewled by the Insolvent
anal his soliciear, and also by the respective solicitors
of dies • a. Champneys, Lawdv, Norman, Clement, anal
Togwell ; but that Messrs. Lazarus and Stevens, two
opposing ermlitora, declined attending, and that
3trions. Clsauspnrya. and t.nwdy bad not substantiated
their alleged elainas of SCOO anal 40,01:11/. The report
NI thee stated, it found that 27,900/. anal upwards of
the debts were for aceommodat. hills, and that the
other per-ons liable on those hills, had most of thesis
become insolvent or (lea;!, anal that t of the debts
in his schedule were had anal unavailable. The debts
admitted in the Insolvent's sehedade amounts to
C1i,531/., and lie takes credit for •Itt,ooo/, due to him
in g 1, doubtful, anal bad delats.
31r. flnwctNas on behalf of Sir. Stevens, applied for
Intact time, stating that the order of Sir. hatter' had
been only filed that and that his ciien•s hail so
opportunity of giving the neces-arc instratetion which
was also applied for by sevrro I other creditors.
3lr. Ileava, on behalf of the Insolvent prayed, that
the Insole.nt might he allowed to amen I his schedule
by inserting the claim of 31r. (113111111WyS as snail, al-
terint,• the debt from 31110. to 500111. disputing the
diference between the two sums, which was granted,
awl the further !searing of the rase adjourned to the
21st of November.

IY THIE NATTER nr rtnamt JOXIM, AN INSOLTLYT.

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The insolvent in this rase was opposed by Mr.
Heath and supported by Mr. Pollock. lie had for.:
merle been a hat-mannfaeturer, in Union-street, in
the Borough, and the present opposition arose out of
some hills which the insolvent had drawn under the
firm of Jones and Son. (the son bring a youth only
19 years old) upon a Mr. Archer, for the purpose as
accommodation, and whirls were to be provided for
by Eessrs. Keats and Archer, and the insolvent ad-;
miffed his sun had signed with lois knowledge upwards i
of 21.1110/. worth of tlse.e bills. Roth Keats and
Archer 'aid since become bankrupts, and the indarsee
tear had been remanded under the late Act upon
tbvvery Bill from which the insolvent sought relief.
ast-iitess toritesded that this ease fell within the :
114th section of the present Act, 11)r contrartier debts-1
without probable expectations of payment ; it was the •
simple ease .f a man not worth one farthing accepting
bills *lice amount of NOW. whirls the moment they •
were issued became a debt fur which he was hound to I
provide. 1
i 'I he Court, considering the length of the time the
insolvent had already been iii prison, ever since Oct.
1119. adjudged that he should not he entitled to lois
discharge until he shall have been in custody at the
suit of Mr. Roberts for a period of eight months, from
the date of his petition.

Several of the offies of the Ministerial NIMII• ;
papers, on Friday and Saturday, maintained, consist-
emly enough, a dismal gloom, in the mid-4 or the!
general rejoicings. This darkness was, he-ides, of
public service; it 441 as a toil to set elf the brit- I
liancy of their neighbours' lights. lint thong,' the !
office of the Courier I% as enveloped in darkness, the
Cute: icr N •&esi uter was the occasion of numerous il-
lur&nations. In three public rooms, we havealremly re.!
cei veil indisputable information, thateistiagoia/reliprint !
was, on Friday night, amidst the acclamations of nu- I
memos spectators, corn 11l i l tea to the flames, and corn- l
pletely 'crimp:ix/wet So 144 v were the non-contrios 1
on the ',erasion, that in ode Coffee.hottse in the Ku-;
rongh, it was burnt, with the concurrence of 71 tua-!
jorit y.
Num or Sr. Ilitt.rs's axn ST. Geoeceg
St.oostsacay.—A co*emporary paper of last night,
determined to he distinzuishell for pm inrity of iniebi-
renee, thought proper to describe occurrences that are
I to happen some time hence, as though they had been
passing yesterday, Its second-air:Aril reporier, in his
fanciful representation of the yroressions that scut
yesterday to Brandenborgh House with addresses,
gave a very plausible account of that " numerous and
respectable body," which proceeded from the pa-ishes
of St. Biles's in the fields; and St. George's, Blooms-
bury. The truth is, that " numerous and respectable
body" had never intended to set off 'o' a more distant
day. A meeting of the Committee, we know, took
place last night, called by a Circular, " on special
aaiss." The object of that meeting was to annex
to the Address which bad been previously voted, a
clause suggested by the alteratio s that has tak..n place!
in the attain of the Queen since the original resolu-,
dons were proposeel.
(lusts Sorau E.—Yesterday Geerge Chttrks Penn
land John George .11ist were charged vs ith attackitfg
the Horse. 11nards in Pall Mall, opposite Carlton
House, on Saturday night, usinz the most abusive
language, and throwing fire-works among them to
put them in disorder ; they were fined twenty shil-
-1 Rags each, and received a salutary admonition from
i the Sittig, Magistrate, warning them that if they
I were caught acting similarly again, they might rely
on being•sent before a Jury.
Ndrard .littehers, a brass-founder, in the employ
lOf Mr. Sheen, of Holborn-hill, was charged witis
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creating* a riot and disturbance before the house of
Mr. Prosser, the enerelothier at Charing-cross. He
was ordered to lid bail. •
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