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In late number of the London Courier it
is stated, that the insolyent debtors court
had been that morning unusually crowded,
"mainly on account OF hearing the examina-
ton of VIM. Benbow, who is opposed by his
creditros for not having inserted in his sche-
dule the bones of Thomas Paine. which il
is said he has now in a cellar in his horse