Insolvent Debtors' Court,...
kvzr24an a;.rWson came up to receive tbe judgMent of the Court. Alr. Commismioner HAluRTS, in the absence of the Chief Commis. sioner, observed that out of the insolvent's debts, amounting to up. wards of 7,0001., 6,0001. had been contracted by putting his name to accommodation bills for another, with whom he had been con- nectel in transactions of that description, without having had any property with which to meet them at their maturity. Such conduct was not to be endured; the judgment of the Court, therefore, was, that he be confined within the walls for eight calendar months, for having fraudulently contracted debts without any probable means of paying them. James Hitchcock was opposed by Mr. COOXE for a creditor named Jones. It appeared that the insolvent petitioned. the Court in 1822, and after referring it to the provisional assigniee, the Court dismiissed the schedule. The former petition, however, hating re- mained on the file, the present was of course dismissed. INT,SOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. SATURDAY. APnTT.21