The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-06-22 00:00:00

KILKENNY BANK.

The debts of this Bank arc stated at • 163,603 16 1
Ihe property at

Ileficit
(FRI'3I THE WATERPORD itsIRROR, JUNE 19.)
The southern stern, proceeds northward, and threa-
tens to give a brush to the eastward. In Dublin its
short and searrhiog skit is nearly over, and its rage is
row trying WV:kr. The three Belfast banks, however,
are suppor;ell by long lists of volunteer signatures, and
appv:sr to hare a good chance of riding safely through
the teutpest.

NEWPORT'S WATERFORD BANR.-00 Saturday Mr:
Samuel Walker, Assistant Messenger of the Commis-
sioners of Bankrupts, came down in the mail and took
post:ession of the bank. The Committee named by the
rreditors on 'Thursday were sitting thereat the thee, but
immediately a itbdrew. The petition of the creditors fur
superseding the commission was presented to the Chan-
cellor on Friday; but his Lordship derlined interfering
at that stage. becane the functions of his Court were
then ministerial rather than judicial ; the Court would,
therefore, not debar the petitioning creditor of what'
was to be considered as his strict right. At a future
stage such interference mac be sheen to be advisable.
c du not conceive the project of superseding the com-
mission to he abandoned. The Chairman of the Com-
mittee has called a general meeting of creditors at the
City Court Homo-, to-morrow, at noon, to receive the
Report of the Comsnittee.—ln the late Limerick case,
the petitioning creditor, it seems, acceded.

MALLS' (LONMEL siots.
CLAYKItL, Jcsx 17.—We lure great pleasure in seat-
iisg, that the great inconvenience at first felt on the
suspension of business at the t7lontuel Bank is rapidly
salssiding. and that the notes of the Messrs. Riall arc
current is' nearly all the traosactinas of public dealings.

(*new. Just 16.—The proof of debts ceder the Com-
mission is going on, at the Commercial Buildings, and
the crowd of country people and others, who attended
this dry is very great. It wait expected that the general
assignees would have been appointed agreeable to the
advertisement to that effect t but this measure has been
prudently postponed ; and it was right, because no per-
son.. but those on whom the public and creditors have
the utmost reliance should be selected to fill this ardu-
ous and troublesome situation, as it will in a great de-
gree depend upon their prudence and exertions to make
the hands productive or uthernise.—(Cork Mercaetite
eh maids.)
Corot. JCNE I7.—The commissioners met yesterday
pursuant to advertisement, to receive proof of debts, and
it was generally understood, that before their rising
assignees won'tl h:re been appointed. This, bowever,
has been postponed for some air, at well for the pur-
pose of affording those interested In an appointment of
so much consequence to the estate, an opportunity of
proving their debts, and thereby qualifying themselves
to vote, as of dispatching the number of note-holders,
for small sums, several of whom hail come from distant
parts of this county, and from those adjoining.—(Cork
hatelligencer.)

WEXFORD DATUM
The stoppage of the Bank pf Newport and CO. Ott'3l-
- an immediate and unprecedented pressure upon
our Banks, which we are happy to perceive have justi-
fied the rotifidetwe the public had placed in them. in satis-
Cietorily satisfying every demand.- (IVerford Herold of
Thitreduj.) .

AI.II:NiIgLL AND CO.'lll LIIMICI DANZ.
Extents in Ai4 ba►e been Issued by the
snit of the Custom and Excise
rick, against Mannsells' Bank,
on until further orders.

Prawn, at the
aces. Lime-
be proceeded

Demerara Papers to the lat ult. bibit arrived. They
contain accounts from the different islands in the West
atirikla the following is a summary :—Major-
General Mainwaring had lett Barbee*. for Autigssg
being appointed to the command of that perking. A
French squadron, consisting-of three frigates and two
brigs, cuminanded by a Rearadmiral, passed St. Kitt's
on the List of March. Sir John Kean, it was expected,
would resign the Doverement of St. Lucia, having
received a Staff Appointment iu the Mediterranean.
The Tokio Grzette contains au Official Notice, that
“ all merchants, traders, or others, who may consider
that they have any jnst cause of complaint against a
of the L•ieers of his Majesty's Customs in that island
are to make a statement of the same in writiag to the
private Secretary, for the information of his Rxeelltiey
the Governor." Three slaves, mariners on board the
sloop Lady Georgia:la Spencer, hare been seised at
Taws by an ()Meer of the Customs, for not hark.;
oft hosed the vessel an Abstract of the registration of
the said slaves from the Registry of the island t. which
they belonged, agreeably to Act of Parliament.
Oa Monday last James rawlds, a radical, from Me-
wling*, was apprehended is that neighbourhood, and
indeed is Ayr gaol.
Several radical pikes, with shafts from sit to tea
fest is length, with some ball cartridges, were Amend
last week In a plastatlon at Itaselield, near Klibride
probably some of thew with which she Strathavea ra-
dicals mashed to Catbkin. Two pike-heads were
Mad a fter days ago, la the bottom of a mai-shah
war Airdrie, dist had not less wrought in for some
time; and swot gva-isalls have been fond in a ditch
ia the town otitfathaveis.