Insolvent Debtors' Court,...
;jVii' Twirntwttt op*EU:,y '. ATATH, on zne part or Mr. CA;enter alIrll , TIno1vent had been foraTrly an ironmogeg in o 5ng-str-et, Covcnt.lareto,,1a itSpwgpt frnthe i to The amount of ,OOOL, besidesaarweely income which was securdu lo Ftr. 'he i 1wnt-wtfied.il e his wifeto the terodofhistoing to pnrnA.-lst bue,b&ositivfiI%ore neither didihc kne*7hereshc was soF.Iiving. e~- - Mr. HEATi asked the iu'olvent.if be ha&not.beerie&iflt. rules ofhled Kink'srgench?"- *. '' - n - : Tbeinsolventrspliedthgthehead been; tbe a .shoart mepre!t.-: 6usly-,' but iThwas3m iarrie&wbmhe? se,i,,ded it leipherd*scc,.s Mi. H At*Hubfmitted,:that thiec iunder wbicA the insolvent's wifc:whs entitledto,thef5,W0LOshould, ucprcd,, and' .T a,,P shaw, anirionmosg0r, of lUppe.-.ihame5-stre wwho-wans,.a"rt to, it, was ordered to attend.;the Vqurt sitththe dee._-Adjouried, -gc-: neiraly for that purpose. . - *W7ZiMonSuESdler; .ivho'has been,in ,urisotn acarlyva tweW1em, ,t1I,,S ,n conae9i,cne'ofh bisnot having previously prayed the-judiiiint of the?ourt, was brought up this day to recewvejudgment,s c . , The CxuEtuCPo-n.fessxo-zRo'observed,- that. a_rmore fiaraut case of 'fraud than that exhibited in the conduci of ihe inso vent, had raielr coftie before that Court. The case,hadbeenwyatig.ated- as fir back-as-the 10th of June, Su-the last evar ; by: wlichi m-. vestigation ft'anptared that the insolvent hved at Brisrol previously to the yearj mlW when he,remnved.to -etbur i,he,uP business as a coath-aster,: and' contracted debts to,th -amount of .1,3001. -Thus embarrassed, he came. up,to Lpn4on,. was ax- rested -nd'.:confliied e1ght-months in the.Fklect.-prso%l,and. ter his- digchhrge from that ylace:of confiuement,:h wewnt.oiodgo with his, detaining creditor1 Mrs.. Jones; borrowkPgTmoney. of her under vatidus pretenees of? oiig into the country to;xeceive hiS rents, and to pay his. Iawycr for a :uit. be was carrying 9f -for him. He repreictted the:woman hie was living -with as his wife, and that she .was tntitled. to- la large sumn of -money. ;- 250L. of which had been actualy paid into -Curtis's- banldng-house ; but hc would not receive it, becaugse it ought to have been 3501. instead of 2S01. - The.'-learnetd Commissioner observed,that there was 'not one mitigatory circumstance in this case, and. the Co ert therefore detenrinied to inflict the fulL measure of -punishment the L;egisj- lature ha.d empowered:it with- and. sentenced the insoleent to be confined for two years within tbe walls of the.Fleet Preioa,'froni the period of his fihng his petition,, -athe suitof bis detaining creditors. INSOILVENT DERT.0ES-U$QUj'H; XjE&sDAY, _APRIL. 1.