Insolvent Debtors' Court,...
Edwtaord gllis was opposed by Mir. hfEATH for Phineas John- son. The insolvent described himselF as porter anrd bailiff to a Al-C. Young, at i'wickenham. This Mlr. Young, he said, was a gentk.- mnan living on his property on I,udgate-hill (a laiughi.) He men- tioned several places in London where he had resided, but swore thxat he never lived in New-court, Fleet-matket, nor possessed any pro. perty in Kent. Upon being pressed he admitted, after a great deal af hesitation, that he had, to oblige hMr. Joel (4eorgc Young, sworn, in justificatfon of bail, that he was a householder il New-court, and posse.sed a freehold at Sundridge, in Kent, worth 7001. He also admitted that lie had accepted several bills for Mfr. Young, only one of which was mnserted in the schedule. The COURT ordered the insolvent's schledule to be dismissed. ir. HrEAT't said he would advise his client to proseciute him for periury, and either have him put in the pillory or transp,orted. Let Iim justify bail in Botany Bay if he pleased. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, SATURnIAY, Nov. 13. STAG RATL.