Marsh, Stracey, And Co.
I t We sUbjoit n copy af gn aPpliceation niade to the xsig0cet Uudqtr this cstate, and their iepely; also-a rropytof the peliuon wicdliea ,i5 ,h1 contsequence been framed for the signaiWtures of the creditors of th hoase, and is nowlying at the late ban}ing-house, N'o. 7, 3ej - street, where it is I equeatdl the 'tiedito2.s wil2 at,tSud tO *.t,tl 'za as pbssible, s2 *eRE~corder'ts report-is da ly exoectedto hr :nr(1.- '- ro 3AJt?s5 BOLIANfl, J3pSEPt' tAHE A25 )t. ;. C't1Gt2,? iE5SttS,, ASSrSG2SS' or Tle1 ESTATE GF 5ANi5S.j2t''CEt', FAtTN5,fd+. A*D- GITAStiA?;. 2t?tVTS. "Gentlemen,....Usderscnding that th2e !vdrder is ubol Iun1Sae-, distelyto l22gke hts rei)rt to the Kitng ir. CounUCil irn thecase of ,Zf FaTunt,!eroy, aoi7. being fuliy persuaded that ft1~ in hhs power r'lone to COmmwucate W3you, on behalf of the creilitors, various p,.2iceill relating to',the tenasctions of the laite b,anklng.hoiit, involvh2g fointa of the~greaeeat ixujortance to the interet Of :het tCdifors,WO,; urgently request ihatyou will canab a petition to be4fdrii ;o,xp to Eit Mlajesty in (%unrcii; praying-3a ehb?is Majesty wif1 be plleased by commuting the sentence of death, or othlerwvise, to airprduhti d- vantaKe of thxe information he-passe ses * and witboat *irbd, wetru 1f OoptLion, the concernsof theeSCtaeecannDGt be ~stitsfatorijad3[U5t~ ed. *ve41lso requiestthat you wijU siign the ,oetition a.s Lgt;gn..>? amd direct that ic should remnain at ithe Iste ankinug.houX inh 0^r- ners-streat, for signature ef the creditors generalily. *s Ue are your mnost obedien- sarvunt, " CHARLEFS FORBES, F'iszroy-squarc. " DlV[l ROBER}TSON,S 22, Bledurd snjaarc " SFENCE3R WA;CKAY, 4U, IJrpLr Ss mbuz4-tr62t; ' -'onXdon, Nov. 17, 1824.".: TO SIR tt 5RL.S7rOkxaWS, DRATT., DI1V1E Itozr-T5oN ESQ.,, .tSI arErNcEl: SLaC.AY, :EsQ.- " Oantlensan,..We-have hlad the honSour to receive i'our Ieter of yesterday,-urgently requesting, on behd~fof yourselvesrznd ote dsise- ditors imeressed in the estatte of M::rsh, Strcey, Fatuntlerav, and Graham, tha: wve wi lcausea petition to His Majesty in Council to. be drawn up, nrayine that Hisi MAijesty w.ill be- sjaated, by cam.: mutinsg or respiting the sentenee of death aEainYt Msr:Fassntlezroy,to. afford tbe creditors the advantage ol' the informaiion-bie!pososaee,as to the aftairs of tbe la.te banking-hou se; and tbat wve wil sign tho petition as assignees, and allow it to rcsuatin at this hot. se fier thic sig.. nature of the creditors.- "; We beg ts state in retesly. that the rsubjeet v;hich you have t' ns brought before us had, in nacr, previensly t ealNved much of ourcon- *ideratuon, sad as it appears to us, so far us we have bit-hrto had. the mean!s of' judging, that there is much inforrn:s,itin relastive to tha affairs ot the house whicht Ar. Faunitleroy can ulane rcormunicate, end frome the commn-uniScation of which the creditors mayv prdbbgSlv derive great advantage, we shali most readilye adlopt the. ciourse yo.u suggest. " We llaVe the honour to be, ga.ntlcennet,- * 'Va.r obedient huntble ~rvsr,7ts, (Si5ned) ' JAMhiES BCOLLAND.K *' JOS;PH HARE. " No. 7, Berners-street, Nov. 18,}824." t sl. K. SKNPt?B}l. TO T5Eres liea+S IrOST E:CELLtNT ,.tAJSTY IN COU23F:1L, -Thc humhlc petition of the undersignsed creditorsef WVillien Mkarsh, Jezias iHcnry Stracey, anid George :dwarad G*.harm, and Henry Fauntlersyv, isis crtrying On business acs bankus. in Berners-strcet, in the county of ,Middlesex, Bdnkrups, " Showeth,_.That your petitionters oa their orwn account, and ont behalf of others the creditors of the late banking-house of Marish. dtracey , Fauntleroto, and, Graham , are l err im portantdy interested. in obtaininga full discl0sureimnd disrovery 'of all the dea'ings snd' transactions of the said house, during .he last lfi veax and upsvardsi. "; That your petitioners are infsrmcd, and be'lievc that the said Hlenry Fauntieroy, who has been convicted at the hast sessions Sor tlie city of London, for uttering a forged instrument, hai, sinre the year 1807, hazd the principal management a nd conduct of the afTi iret of the said bank-ing-house, and is alonse able to afford thle informa- tnon which must hc required to elucidate the unaure o.f the trapsac- tions of the said house, in which your p>etitioner, are intere.ted. " That some of the transactions of the said kouse, or ef the s;e. Hienry Faunt1eroy, appear to have been of a most complicated and extsaordinary nature, end it is anticipated sonas gve rise to variounc legal questions of great imnporftance to your petitioners as .credit?r. of the bankrupts' estate, the result of which must essentially depen d upon a full and correct statement of the facts of the several crstee and the course of the vario-us transact ons; whit Statemnent, your petitioners have gOON reason to believe, can on ly he. sbttined frn the said Henry Faunt1crov, and who, they have been informed, diE be ready to dyie all informiation in his powter.- "; That if the said ffenry Faurntleroy should seff'er deaxth before the legal determination of thc questions above alluded tO can be ob- tained, great injury may boe sustained by JOot petitioners, and others, the creditors of the said bankrupts' estate, viho are very nu- merous. *'Your ittitioners, the said creditsrs, therefore humbly presume, u,non the grounds above stated, to pray that H-s Majesty may he r,lcased to comtmute the sentence of death passed upron the said Henry Fauntleroy, or that he may he respited untdl a $uflicient period oi' rime shall have elapsed for obeainibg the dir,closure and dsscvtric5- above-mentioned. "And youz petitioners, as in dat-v bound, will c,er pray."t MAR-usk, sTRC.4cfY, AiTD CO.