The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-11-11 00:00:00

Z~Y~ S'l ~~~'~,.~ ~~.N: --- • - .‘" = ! WA 04. LONDON.GAZETTE, Nor. 10. . • - IVhkelintl., For. 10. korai HighneAi (he - Prince Regint has been 'ptiiised; M the came and oilisthe behalf of hlillajei ty, To'gi'not the dignity of a ebrqnet of tlie'Vnited Kingdom of Oreat Britain and Ireland to Siritichard rieteher,•Kne.,Peut.-Col. in the corps df Knyal.l.:ll. gineers, and Chief Engineer «ith ilie artily in s'Spitin an& llortagal, and to the heirs male of his body law fully begotten. LAW IlfrlMMOßlleits— • • . i• ,:.:.„iii,.4,.. ► t• ,5.1,-.'‘',. ,' . - • COURT OF ZINO'S BENCH, Nov. 10. . . BTU v. ouYtarisow. The - Sottert•tot-GENZRAI. moved for a Rule •to shrew cause why a new trial should not be -granted in •this case, or. wh,y the verdict for the ,Pleintitf,shouitl not he reducid to el. 10s. being an average loss. It Nits an action on the Policy of Insurance, which was tried before hit f.ordshipet Guildhall, last month.-- e The risk was, at and from Virginia, to any port in —.— • tfie United Kingdom, mid to any port Or ports, place BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. W, C. Pearce, Ness tou Abbott, Devonshire, linen.draper. or places*, in the Baltic; backward and. forward Anti BAN KRCP7'S. ferward and backward, with leave to.seele, join, and J. Gamer, see. Chester, moue's-scrivener. to surrender, 'NM'. ii.exchange con v oy, and t o carry„ use, and exchange . 16,26, Dec 22, at the Feather's Inn, Chester, Attorni.s;Mr.. Thomas, Canter i and Mr. Huxley , Temple- , -• I simulated papers, &c. with liberty to touch at all it. rig. ,w • it Aveley. Essex; victualler. Nov. 11. 24. Dee.* 1 Ports, places, and islands, for all purposes •vtlttso at Geildball, London. Attomies, Messes. Morgan 1 0 w'i!st riser, and also with liberty to - 'wait for information ut Bedford-row: • i l i n , im a . merchant. N. l an y parts or places, particularlr at any ports iu the A. Gardiner, Haberdasher - F.o.ler, H, .24, Dec. 12, at. Guildhart. .inoraies, fete ors. Dann aid C hannel . The cargo insured was one of tobacco, and Crossland, Ilrouthoreet. . :, rthe history of it was as follows:—Mr. John Bell, 8. Laing. Cit7l- read ' eierthant, Nev, 14, 21, like' 2i, ''` ''' l' 'V' • • rid the t baeco in einition Gitildhall. Attorney. ake.idarrow, l'hriatlaredle-stroet: , rest( ino at irgiina, chipp o . 0 t T. Morris, Walsall, Staffordshire. iron-ire:der, Nov. 27, 28, w'ith instructions to wait at 'Falmouth for the r ortlete.l nee.22, at the Flitch of Bacon, Whichnor-bridge. Attornies, . „a. Messrs. Heil and Co. of L T ondon. hey sold its i kletars. Tenser and Pike , Bloomsbury:AV:re ; and Mr. Hoe. m ley, Walsall. i and the intention then was that it shoul d g o direct to J. arise, Wishall, St,ffardshlre, ime-dealer, N0v.17, 981 ': Stralsund. without touchiug at any other port• hi the flee. Vt. at the nitch.ef Raison, Whichaar.bri4.. Attonsia. limn Turner aag ar ike, stmatannry . 4trere i and Mr. ji m ,,, * Baltic. It had at first been intended that the vessel • . 1 ley, Widsall ithauld to C ttenburgh, but this intention was y. . go so t. went,Ponces, linen.drisper, Nov. 17, 21. Dee. 22,•ut L a e cnangeo, and the vessel sailed with instructions go 1 laullaluill, London . - Auueney, Mr. James, Bucklersbury, . Cheapride. • - 'go straight to Stralsund. She went, notwithstanding, ! . . H. Jefrry, New Saran , Druggist, Nov. 19, D. 2, t s2 .a! to Gottenhurgh, and after remaining there for a week; the Antelope Ina, Nets. Sarum. Atinmirs, 11r. Tiiiney, S:t- ___ A _ MIK! 1 sad MeasnAintadrett, Waiuwright, and Spicks, Tem- c.. . .wms metsitte;l and captured. This he (the Solicitor *. • • ' ( ionoral) contended was a deviation. .It 'night be I 0. K , Lower Grosvenor-Street, llanOver-senter, oPhol- argued, on the other side, that the words'ln.the pone)? 1 e tre Nov.N , l7, 24, Dec. 22, *at Guildhall. Anomie', Itrmsn.. ere so yery extended if even to cover sad* tisk'as i anemia aad Wrattislas:, Saville-street, Burlington-street. " r w J. Harding, 'St James ' s -street. bookseller , Nov 11, 23. ' was tere encountered, bat still he must collided/dual Ike. 22. at Guildhall. AttoracY, /Ir,l'arner, Red Lion-square, the going to Gettenbutgb WlTS•enbtritrf to all the•Or- 1 Polbura. • 0. Kirknsatt, Lancaster, merchant, Nor. ra 21, Dee. 22, demand instructions given in thislase. ... n 4 the Commercial Inn, I.:waster. Attorak-a, Mr. Blake. i Lord Ettc:vaonouog said the liberty was to touch lock, Serjeant's lan, Fle3-street ; and Mr. Atkiuson, Lag"- ; at all pests, places, and islands, for all purposei ter. - .r. Rarraclough, North Bicrley, Yorkshire, shopkeeper, whatsoever; end his Lordship left it to the Jsry to ('tot. ill, 50, Dec. 22, at the Black Bull Inn, Gotners4ll. At. say, if the touching nt Gottenburglt was for a pur- Menlo, Mr. klemes, Hattotoganien ; raid Mr. Carr, Gamer- Ea pose unconnected with the voyage. In the late ner - J. Bradshaw nod R. Bradshaw, Lantaiter, tallsow.ehand. - sous and critical state of the Baltic trade, he ,could , lees, Nee. 21, 24, Dee. 22, at tic Kids Arms Ina. 1-allena- ' not . go the length of saying, ' that the vessel did not r ter. Attoraies, Mcssrs. Atkinson, NVildes, and alaekarall, emneerv-Erne. - touch at Gottenburgh for information. 1 C. Hewitt, Kiorion-upon.lloll, linen-draper. Nov 19. 20, • Mr. G tellOW said, if for information, she Was to I Ihe. 22, at the Dog and Duct: l'iterrit. Kinvitoe-upon-Hull. . • wait a- the port •; here, however, she did not-wait Attor ' , Me. It 9 . , Bartlett's-buildiegt, Holborn; and Messrs. Frost. Hhil. : off the port of Gottenburgh, but went into - it. In W Dhoti. Ponsca, leather hat manufacturer, Dec. 1, 2. 22, doing so he submitted he had committed a devia- at th- Ge m orge luPortsineeth. • Attoruies, Mr. Townsend, Sta. , pie Ina ; and Mr. Sitooke,•Portsert. lion. .. . .0. Jaws, Liverpool, merciunt, Dec. 1,2, 22, at the Glohe I- Lord ELLeanottourin said, a deviation Meant* I Tavern, [jeeps:. Anomie., Mears. Massey mid Cartwright, t dep arture Liecrpeol . i .. (I..ty t temitaii sad Crouch, Osferd-street, linen-drapers; the policy: - Here every port or ports, place•or places, 1 lgov. 17, 21, Dec. 22. nt - Guildhall. °l66lles' Messrs . °e '''' ;in thellakk, dove comprehended .. . isettsand Greaves, King's Arms-yard; Cniemaa-street. • . •-.• 0 - , G. Kerr.. Crnalted•laste, talinw;-chated l ier,,N:or. 11, 21, Dee, t Mr. Gmeltow said Gottenburgh, was not a port is 22, as Gaildhall.. Attarales, Messrs. Atapinan and' Steeeli; i the Baltic_ • Link St. 'molds Apostle. Qti - ceA-:tre a t. -.. 1.. L. Catogeur, Kensington, builder, ;Nov. 17, Dee. 5, 22, .(1` s aircus tin Lord ELL£NBOOQUGH observid,he ha h e at Ciuilduall. - Attorney, Mr. Blacklow, Frith-street, Soho. which the GuTph • of Finland was taken-as 'being • tt. and 1.. Pennell, How-lane, merchants, Nov. 18, 23, Dee. ! comprehended. In a Baltic risk it *was cominon. IC at Guildhall. Anomie'. Messrs. Allistoo, Ilaudleby, and . Pedetan Frennan's-coun, Cnr , bill. * to include such •a risk as embraced ell the northern e I W. agates, Jacob ' s Well Mews, Charles-street, 11ancheste - ~ports of Europe. - . . . . : slaw, emaiii-maker, Nov. 11, "21; 'Dee. 22 at Guildhall. 1 •Mr. P•ARnOW sa id , there was another point which.',. Attisues, .tleAr... Blaadfotd and Nun( iy, :sho r e -court-,autitt..: • . t ~• . • ins, Temple. . . be hadlOinitted fails; the -gonsitlervion ef ' his' Lord- 1 .. - i DV/ 1 DEN DS. 01p,, eft. tjte,trial,,end that. was , that the assured hid l, Noe. 17 , J. Blow, Wan.; Hertford shire, tnali-euttatlebie.' i n. ,... teny o r yi an a In i a t e r. ;„,-with-tit'a enemy at m a i.. , 3, J. font, Hok, Norf o lk, saddler-Nov.. 11,.W. Barnard. • '" p , , '' ii I,loldlLogee-hn.iiir, uuderwriter...Dec. 1, b. Ctlalfont„ Fi 1. nears the Otention. being to' touch at GcntentAtrg , , Ise; xurtnoiliain-ii.re, coriodealer-,Dec. 1, S. Draper, Os-• an& if -siO •Mieritet offered there to procie4 to•lZsi. I : fari-strast, born-draper -Ver. 5. W:Niciritehead, Lareop L'4l. . , .44640,4, gmeer...Dee. I. M. and P. Lavabo, ,usuelseliser, ueet,,which veal. an I. nesny:s port: . Hii po r t . oviy on . ' • • • . . . sad a, s% Illiets. lrontnnager- lane. Leaden. mackapts-4)ec. 2, •thq- txial ,Itad • AO, that centeinplatinc was not_car-; i. 'UPtoot ( hear vv hswc'tuok• ug't'it: r""ner - ' s ". 9 -k Ft- tying into execution .;. !let he ?fr. GqTrow) subtuit nales, Phaeton, °rya:L44e, miller... Dec. 1, J. 'Web.), Alad. • - . .. .. , derail& htallardshire, coma dealer... Dee. I, S.-Tower . _ Striae, '`ltAs if vessel, under. ;itch. c reutastroses, went So ' Stafeediftire„ hatcher- Nov. VS, T. itopkias, cross Hall, 51cr• :far info the' neighbourliond Of the, etiehiy that she g t 1010 le ley, Yorkshire, intrehanto.Dec. 1, J. Davey, Triiro, Urn- .must b e taken, it was the . sanie as if ' she:kad .. .. 0 Ira, ropeelaker..-Dee. 1, J. Walt:nary, u'verpool, 'der. ehisatm.Der. 5, J. Brown, jua. and (4.. Brown, AyleNtry. the eilemes p.ort.. r , .... ..: , . • . Mpg, dittictoongtis. : Lord,CLk.voiotuniakt - sal tt ; tile vessel" had not dot • CERTIFICATE-Dec.l. ' viateda• 6111,0, 1 .0 gio ` t,ftece the. ivayto.Stialsiind. - neve. T. Holbrook, hlaiden.lant, potter-S. Cheatham, ?dandies. • ter, victuallers-J. Curti", % ere-suyet, Osfrirdwreet, hosier- : itik , 00., doubt,. Itten in,•iatil;r;l,eft , by' an agent for W. Riggs, Beech -street, Darine:n, hotter -J. Bowers, stock- the eaptst tutereyted in the ve ss el. mu • question, that past, custon-spicilet-.T. Arnold, Lata-rbaz, grocer--‘l. 4,1, fi rs t ship w hich w4Mk , Liverpool. cotton-merchant-W. oyd, Chester, -`"`....„ . lea ronaktr-G. Hooper, Throgmorton -street, insures**. . i .prot,teed to Elsineur i bi34.llte. ressel in quest i o n was broker. ' • Bent the first : ship that dW errivs ;here: 'At tfise best, PARTVERSHIPS DIrtOLV I. ..., that d , . .7. %wand J. Lack. Holborn -bridge, mercers...W. Trent. Atewever, for thB Defend l ynt.'t aremtitOt was a con . bant,'T. sionista, and W. Treutham, yun. Lad lane, hosiers-. 'lingeot contemplation pr'..a . deeisitiors which never W. and J. Parkiusna, Gainsburgh, victuallers-W. Parry, W. to place. "I:here ' were here 'c.nofulative' liberties Richard', G. IC:•hards, and .1. Richards, Weymouth, brewers ....7. Itunt. J. Hunt, and J. Hunt, jun. Snuthatupton, bree.ers giten to the assured; and it seemed to Se' for - the .....14.. Ftttelerr and It. Itichanls, Bermondsey, lightermen-D. purpose of giving them the fullest scope thit all these lldartlienna P. Martineau, and J . SpurreU, Prioce's-place, St. words ware introduced • •into . the policy : —Rule 're finer tithe East, sugar-refiners-J. (Macy and I. Norton, : 21.1rwidi, troachisialasm-af. Hughes and E. Smith. Hounds- fused. ditch, taidon-W. keisnaway. R. Keens% ty. and T. Kett- , naway, Exeter, marebants•-.T. Osborn and W. Bickford, Great Idaelbarough-street, hair.dressen-.1. H. Noble. H. Mint, D. Fowler, sad 11. Hine, Lawrence Pettntney-billy nerek..atii- J.lrarleyand J. Hartley, twist-spiuners-S. Staniforib and G. C. Brown, Lentau, Nottinghamshire, Iniat.bitilders-T. Penis tan and T. Flint, Lincoln, Guts-burners. . - . , . . MOM p*. Aw:mt. • - Mr. l'atimprect. for a Itule to . show eause•why the verdict for the Plaintiff in this.rstse should not . set aside,. and a nowsuit entered. - It was an action Iby the assured, for the recovery of the premium An Du illegal Policy . if 'Aurence. Mr. PARK now coo • tended that...tbst.Underwriters having received the premium, could not be called on to 'repay it. In the : case of VandAeand.Rewitt it had been se„ held by Lord Nenyon, whOrtstrObat there Was nothing to ' distinguish such ftesse from a smuggling.adventure, in which it was liiiiit-I r gielio:' ct conditioposodcnter. : Tile calla *bias; was Ilse subject. of Oft I n surance, the ' , retail . crin nee Cinterided, had neretkoof pro. tectedby .a licenie. the vessel , no doubt,liadsailed from this country, with klicence datedlistb of May, 1810, to remain in force till Septernber,t the same year. MI Russian licenses were; from thence; *ex tended:to January, 1811; but it was not,' for five months after this period, that the vessel tools : in b i er cargo l 'and :ailed on the :voyage now:. sought to pe "protected by the 'licence in' May t 1810. 'this Was to .coutend, that a licence.beitt once obtained, a man 'might trade under it for ever.—A Itule was. granted t 6 altesi cause why the verdict should not be reduced, Or it new trial *ranted. B 0 liSlifi lOREKD AND 0i11t14... • ' A Convocation is to be holden at Oxford, on . Thursday next,., in which it will be proposed, that , • Immediately after the meetin of Parliament, humble Petitions be pieseated to both Houses, praying, that . Chow laws which .prevent the admission of prsons , .protessing the liontan Catholic Religion, to awes of . thg:highest trust and authority, and to the power otjcintieg laws fur the GovernmentO( I thip:Proses- ts:it .Church and State; may nit be repealed.. i A cask log been washed on shore near • Swansea, • c0:048h% a letter from the men on the Smalls, stilt. that tae western pillarot of the lighthouse gore gone, and begging (in order that they might he int--1 mediately taken ofr), that the person who should I find the cask, would immediately communicate the' onfents to the contractor: bat the weather bid i been so unfavourable, that it was impossible to ren- . Air them any assistance. Tua RETORT GOURTIOni; A RECENT ANcentyrc.--. Last spr'n7, Mr. SILEFFINGTON called at a friend's house, and notwithstanding he distinctly heard hill voice within, was iaforrned by the servant that his master was out. On the following day, this ..Pen. Cretan weat to pay a visit to . Mr. Stterrtntavos, who, when the door was opened, cried out himself, that he was not at home. What Pf said his frigid,j 6 ' do you think that I don't know your voice?”—' 1" You are very deficient in correct breeding,l' re plied Mr. SIETFINOTON, " for *hen your servant said that you were not .at home, I laciaered Aim and now you will not believe nte,•theugh I tell you ao loyac(f!" Ftmas.—Saturdqmorning a fire broke out on the ,premises of Mr. Thompson, at AVAlworth, which' were entirely eonsomed.--Tuesday night a fire broke ..out on the ;Remises *fair. •Hoar, at.Barnsole Parra; 'l,.iillingbaesi when a q 4 tit stables, and oaf-build- , r ,lngt, with twaes:9ll:4l 1, ..were .des pfaysd b the . • . . • : I.* Mr. JEICVLI. moien fora rule' to chew cause Why the verdict in this cise - should not be act - side, and - a• noncoit entered. It.was an action tried. at -the last Assizes for Cornwall ; the Defendants had-tilled the attics of Surveyors of Roads for that district, and hrtinn charged -:hem' with having, by tome of -their operations ; undermined and damaged. a wall belc.oging to'the Plaintiff, in ctousequenetetf which it fell down. ' • - si" • . • Mr. JEKYLL now•eonteuded, that-the Defendants were protected against any inch actiow ac the • pre sent, by the word's et the Act• of.Psrliament, ihieh required that all such aelieffts.es tbrvpreasnt 'should be brought within three alentlat moths. • • bori. 'Justice BAJEZY 'stair , how could the party sue till the dentate n'as done! Mr. Justice•LrilLANC Whea l bad the-action been L with% three mouth! et At • . , : - . ~ ~fi . t, --Jailing ensweredin the affirmative, Iford . I.slx , rtaettpoott...said, that was the _specific I I • dilmagn cempittAiesl of. . ~, .. ~, .- -.---.- . • tnittwit. 4 , 1 r, Justice Ottosr-•.- . " That is the ki•evamen." •• ' ! „„ c i p l7 ,','i' i t l ,,W, c ';' ; '""„ tu t t . d t ?'e pt li s ii!l , .I s h itili n.. t e , o ; 4 r i,.„ I Lord tlL'it ,11301t0V011 added, if this had been al Cfnbruaader acrd Chief ° Nlate a- or li tl i(ti 'o ll ''' ' l e r ' s s . ''Z' " action of trespass, ' then .ought - it to have been ti4e to I:apt:AO k it eirai . til on 1 1;!;1:7 1.1 "ih n+ 7" .. ,")"% ll ' n 'l l ll.r. iv ilalex..were on Tti..olAv hrooehtiln le fo j r . ;:-....t l iti r n ' ':"•.. '- e brought withilethe three months. `fhe present, hnw.. i ever, was an action on the case, which, in tl6 naitiret mkt in rovseepenc,eut wair.e igiforon.it'o r ni 111 1 .7- t • l s ler . ' .' :-... '" 7 :. of things, could net be brought till the damage had • Prei ' ltnikil / 4 •'''' '•"''" i ' e • rnilt=d ; bl 'll"Prite l ies- I '' ' '' '.2 " - ' l ,„'"*P• so w a. that ore:many nr k tie by •liini Nitlft: k1.p... (1.1 , ' ,..' • :'!" arisen.-- 7 1Cule refused. • Ow night op s tt high the Imo rdrxi n ( r.• I*llful, ) ,4...4 , 14- ..; - ‘ .'ht THOMPSON V.. 11,0YAt. EXCHAXGE . Aisuit.iscE. cam. in lois founineek.• mar tie thiptoin', cabin 0f.0... - „, w ,,, - % - , 1 11•1.?. 1 , • • , L• 0.,, 4 n : , PANY . . . Mate, net also it. 1)(4..0( boy oarned eteor'Ke•ftps - Y - 7 .46 '''ile . . : n liitim, autti either ip it,e lint oesi cool w• t i h ''' • ''''' '''''' 1 Mr.'"i'oerrvo moved for a rule -to sinew cense wl;y wlii:11, h.- ve'-'n iiiirie4rl itOitit lf t in • f e e '"•• : 14 ~ • '' , or ~,sit i ti„s.4„,„,.„,;••;. 7 . the verdict for the Defendant in this case should not I . l ,;`,` su l . ". i '''' -l a I ,hi' l °'Plah'•",... ~.." (4 .l l "tin bo'''' 3l 4-410-4.1• °, .;': 4 •be set aside, and a new trial begranted. It was an . n 4 *,a ra g e N t 2 l4ll 4 a d ,%. i.m: r Uril l tii 444 .4 i :'.lv` - e Cak i a:,;;,;"i : ti w oinit i Y 'f if ia l ie l i . lear4 Or :at -Ans . ipicaft.Via( g '() I mrd 0 I ,f i ;'s rt • action on a Polky of insurance on good% on bo li a a r i d: :. :, : AA; agdittes,ll7l4lMPAl;,:4ll-:- the ship Jean , and the question wac.„ whether a ,tial; or tete l loss had 'been sustained. The Policy : in;, be SaIV the Pr tivf i ro l i;:iir fl!t .o.sM itr a! igl allitt 4• 1 7 k !I : i n ''',;* . • 1• • was on goods at and from Heligoland to London.- ' b "O' d "" ‘ „ ri r ra • iih. : h . ' l ; t a tllll "'" iin 'ir4i 4 zinee - ..':;;;:i' . h . ,: . " 14. • • The ship, after being damaged awl driven back, was . (awe d in' the tr i a etael ht II outi . ii ti __ . " I .15i i tir h i tr .ii , f i t lit 2 (b " (..:, broken up, and entice of abandonment was made : whht funnWett: nwritty.'tin- itM Ma.". l . o ,.; ; ii;•: t ft".ll , 4! tO,the Underwriters ;but his Lordship, lrefore horn ' L ic ,?,,ll 4 ls7; 6 l l :,,,, th r e P t i ',e sii aeg ' 4 l hd r e,;+ i g t t . l: o ;•.!theviltis• : Uhl :;:!‘; , the trial took place, was of opinion, that airs did del i :awl; onto braetgasziNt4;7‘k... l ' * ,....."-, l •l t t r ;','" i i i r n l s. '" ,, , ; l 4. .. : l • l - 0 - :.not amount tu a total loss. .he Wily eorrotvomt-.1 du-vv.:ger eireitteaeuko r . .(l a ' 3 ' , : . - toed Et.t.el: uo Roll oit -" 'flu. goods u.ere himled : Nft111.1 " - LV .4 , a co nti sr; br ip r0 vv .... m ..„ : _ c irei„..„3,,,5,„,..,„„ . r. 0 ;; 'they. were all .gotlon shore,- though in a damaged .. in coropeuilice 4 - I s kjiosi'iZrt. h "ttt _. 4 "........1 1 .` ; .1. 411)- Q ue h d al l i ."L . d. state.'' . • ...;, • . • . ~ N vaneeter Ore a - poi ilfresbYf and Tell'''•-- - '') '' r• Mr. Topeka° said; none of them ever came to the itte ral in t l i tc , eied:: i :::t r n; ,. .!l i n , ir cter b . i6 ll . 4 ;of m , l4 •4l7: - : :• ,vad ). - - "I:ir .d • C :::::::: 41 1 • 1 9 : : : 16 :; ::::......::: . otitis -no-An, tin lot was told ; ;',, hands.of the Assured. ' ... sisib u t eiree In it irevivuotti li t toi*Closiiiiltti. it tr ain th i , i ` Lord Fa.t.F.Naoll.o Cell said, if this was to be' cots- ' l u t e' elk bellare, because he watt rAsielhatil Milk Is' , '-'""'-•' sidered'as a total loss, then might the words* of ex, - •rise.itt.• • ,nets -Were': theiiitareapltz c o hu blit s e n 4" i f ij j, trial id ception as to average loss be left out of every Police. IftehettlAdmtraity !trona,: • -....- Titi . ley ityit. it , OF 1,1 r,itr v . .*t fnirise r t • ~.-.: There might, no do , tht, in. such a case as this, be a '• total loss ; but, where there was an exception as to - : .‘e r e Et i a l ve=il;4., ute n rci r . l 4 ,9 o74i: „? en .,, 1 ' 4 ' i 1 j e ,.`,.,'"; 6314 kr . '.particular average loss,. the. Court must look if it; liefir-Pea t Ittioht 'five %kirs a l p ytiii l , ina: e l unc ;„ c ' u sf oi ' ...!° t4. 1 :1 i was so . ' • . ..! private •01.4. 1 o)Okutzinviit,tr. aut t iosatia ALt si s f3,- A :::, A o a t i . : . It( the prescatAplepribP to l neM. it 6...101 I T hi „t ti ,, t •• . • Mr:. JustiCe BAILE Y.-" The object of this Corn: ' 'questa ostke,ptthe'llteloitrahittfoo . Ills At';i' .' 31 ! ull. pany, in inserting the clause in question, is to ' i.t... on .the.0rbjeci.....f.t„.i.,,,,:, . . . I.e. . 00t..404 • . , %I Altst4lo.o.lll4C-Iregterdn . the ne%i toitliM•AN• o 4 alit j.„ empt them from. paying for goods damaged. •! •. I . sietri,at the lautisiativitevio , lo Or:Amtrak:4d aqlii . .l .. 4 i' , Lord ELLENZOROLIGH.-" It cannot be called a• l i ra, . 4rwile i `c ii tiotei 46 l! " 'hefi l 3 r h'i h s L r ol- ci tlai e4 .'p l tt i sht °i T t p te ti r tilte ad ; ‘ ..7; 4 l,4 lis; 1 total loss, because a part of the thing insured ba's. • funs , comniitiefortriwi...) • - ..,.. been carried away."-ltule refused. •• ... I • - IeRCAN 0. PUGH. 7.: ' 7 ° ,' i7', ," , 1 0 14 itlf446ittOtbee.:Athaittell With' moMping Lewis i.n,... 0 " I -Mr. MARRYITT moved for a . Kele to fibeiOleaeoe :- Li '7r.l!,`.. c :, 1'. 1 4. / .. i 1.4 . t. 4 .7:ti e -''V,":"?'" 1 : 1 1,".":"it; ,11 - 14. •• ::why the verdict in this case should ,wt be.setuside . ; • ~...--mieteorroskpmcleeeri x .c--A te sivtaamst T o g 4 1 , 1 ,-414, I and a nonsuit entered, -or why the viitlicSsheuld at '''4l'aige.nwsla ti ve tie horror ;it was 9 ,ri the 111111)141.a -ibe reduced to an eve' age loss of 13 atitilt .. .ftrit.t . . fr. ' (17,.:1„„eilio.,k*it 14.io!': ( . 1 )..avet ""4.1 00.i n t * f Al e... , t h e s i. ~ :, .. .!!it . )7,,.. n 1 per'cent. -It was an action on a veined roncr.. . 4 2? Ictiqi , • it. ,- I ifforniatioti.*Meenfrb int lifF dOrlifin.../ Honduras to Liverpool, the ship bring valued at 1 ! , col : -, %i order l" l incosantt; e f4 three . qt zirfers 24 / 1 7iti L a.c .l 1 10001. and the cargo at 15001. The yesiet ( efts .were refuierl aftes • to no lonise, indoit44 a wfSfalria , 444 . ' driven in a damaged state kit° No r f o lk , in Virgiiiit t ! 4 4 26 ert?Itedlia,:.;4")4. 4 thnit ifil-48initt,..Ai)trtinafret i .,!4 , 1 ii• 1. ' . the house. en •d IriiiPii.i. ) , -hfis,r . at 114.. MOTs Vale il vi I and the cargo, which consisted entirely . of Hotitletitc i;w3 6 l 7,4,s4 4 , 6 % .4 ‘ ,.. ref le g ui y . litti 4,, , ,f ick t ag t i o l ,. fat . t.;: i p ' I Wood,' as such, could •not be damaged, was land r .,,ea• - iteetieul ce..... 4.1... 1a1-- .4„tbo th ir eve 4 4 , l „c ive o , rt. s ,‘d oli tl ut de at 1 o lu ire6r ileti....: t l ia t iet L a.. l. o. i i i . eg, [ there. - On inspecting tlievessel, it.wsts found Nat it;• c r eo l lal,. frall . would take. 1500 cmw tit . , .or about 3501. to feAr.lSJZfati•g; 'tri;g. ki• slitii , ;,;(44ortri l niii , 7eitiii * Sitffet: 'her. •It was Also proved. that•no ve s sel. could imme- • - liieless. , 4 l ,' Athaitibtelosget fat t79 1 4 6 :0# 1 0t....* diately.begot to•cmivey the cargo to this dollattit' - • 1 st i rl eei l trtr 4 vel ' f i tise%.i r g;'t4 4 riog h :tvv il e.: i i i i4 l 4.744%s Iti these circumstances the Captain chose 'to 'skill:he..paw. Theytoseeenie irt!libileal tholiosvt , ovivispii . :o int o tr f i vessel for 45 dollars, and the' cargo also for what it I...l::eliv.,etuTilivatig.n.4.lal,:p,;:r-,:t,fi.r.41.,,,,,;4116Th••••,;1.4 1:14. .s. 1 loild bring, not - exceeding 7001. in the whOle, there- b„,,,„,,. t hi. f05 „. 1 „ 4 -„„ s o,, A , .` 6 ,,, t k zid akii . .. briiw i ll::, ll : 'll,l*.prOdticing in average loss of 68 pet cent, where,. l'he lt i rr a . 'rns tax stated, thaiditri'lo 4 tlirie't 6 ilh. iIL ii .0 left. tail hill le repaired .the vessel, at the estimated . ex: i t'l n t n i . . f . t , ,,,!": 4 l, li .F a r d csP i r '. o t4"9ol 6) :Alk,breAs 'Cn in tie e.yeatil, k ,..sp s ajitktng a ezu , petit', it would,. not have amounted to more than 13, or eases, the uearigns mac. it titaafter;Wkwr*scrio inio-o4 toiled ajefttloo per cent . ,. . I dila l'oae :Ark Joillitt.li4l4 , .bm.to imiy4- 2 3 . 94:#4 :iv , ' accomi day, Ufa shy eila vestaia fOitTin i i llilPirr.Atibo• , avl 1.• i Llit - Et.t.jtsaOacrovilt,t. laid, here, certainly, "thel the orf „. eift „ l i t ed* r .l ool .o* il o4 6, i 'k y sir A t ke ; s4 . caaOt ohstated, in ; specie ; , '.but if it se subsisted in a; moor of too pewite t , The Pr.ssai,..,itatrdict:r.cif tu . iiipcna itstatit liart.tif:the -woild, and was immovable freak ; asr m iih;.&/"7", tim i n.. 6 3 e4 Ver7,:,';‘,...,- "Th:*"".' • - 111titHIP,"lt .01iiht IS well be at once swallowedep. :' 1 . 77' eu .. 1 • 144 " . ".7 1 . :- .. 4 1': ° • 1 "7. 1 `7' . . - -"! 1 ": • '::-, !is- Mr.. Matatitstief agreed, that at' tire moment 'do .,.:„.•,„:._..„ .4 • • ,1, ....,- .... -• t , . tr., ~ •Zi.;; .- ehip could ,be .got to, convey the cargo hotne. , :The * •+P w ` 1•4 ' 4 1 . 1 " 41 ` 11 ! .r' nT f`get 9 V - Ag"T' l * • irearly to defray the - lirest'et nit ;ssueliT artily liplß, .. • ship,' however, it . appeared, was capable of. .being,, - be . . d • ... o pat to the helders'in cash. at illielic, when i repaltad: aat4 at all efititi,. it was impossible to -•-•, • .' .. , , , iitesented, for payment in 'riffs* Of 'exabangsi: These [suppose that the cargo , i t hould•be for ever detained at ! blare to be issued from•theinlitark chest for the NOrldfliiiiirrgieht; • rem th et wa tt ' faf a shitria • . •pobidc service at the nominal value- of trent •fear.dol reehtey it from thence . ' • • •. . . •• - - . T the whole, itre. o called in . at the • • I-• Lord-Bt.treyse option agreed that so abatilonm4at• , 111* opt 4415' ! end of five,yiatta, and paid la 5 p 2cie., ought to be.made; where the subject insured ev i ill ,.. ll 1 • lospvie,,and wee capable of het a t h Pridaise" l tatikht ad Intititsitien : rah s •takewit the '''' - / a u g o- -- C inie ' - '" ue I pis' 4.iili If 9/iIIA/e_ by; bitlke 'ESA liftdieg,• 'by Mr. ' ! 4 . ) . ,1. 1 0 1 , 1 .‘,.. FP °A F gran t ed.., 'l''. :* , ti."-. i'' VA . . 'I. BitAitir; Of •Serstbotoughi . ..oacefhis•Majestjes CO. . e ' On.Wefinesrlay morninthititlili.bi(hst' ,•. -' • for (kit. Cada • on..timi of Ma e riv i e t. !.roner to . yi •. body. 7 I , l'. Merritt, of the Fleeee^lius,•l".ainvilsostunrtyu,*(o,lol),:. ~,,,..t i 1 1e0 ,6 9 .6 00 f-o: .. e4 g : iy "e di 6 1 ° e4 . Y.t; l l ey ll e ' n iw ili 7 4 . 11 f° 17:1 4 d • ea4 1,00 ' robhed.of Bank notes and sit's* fret* tweet; 451. and ,hOl. Suspicion immediately fell. 0114 it.ll4l4Pltrisk-r.,V91401r> .stiFeeft,o v ilt.e . i . hip..7,e. lqi: a stranger j who had represented ,Itipregaii a tverellei: roft . t e 4/:_l•. l .o.! . ifike.r!:,, • - lc . " fitans Mrtanfit. , -On 'Flifiisday litst '-'IVIr. JAM • aud•ilept the . pieeeding night in thie•room whersi : thei,.,.. l - •....- ~.., ~ . ~ / , 1 isciey•had bete Stolen from a tetink: by picking • the ."•• 01 1 .1 e t on's' Ritter : baTbaro usl Y /Int int.gth 3 f."Y Tur: tberit... ' Strict sereck,was matte to-apprielsend.therper- , ikreckin Ifivilliroei itt.the . .Patitith, of Utes.fmk-lat , el, and son . suspected, Ji r o N!...woe ,anon oter tal i es • ao ho I,Sfewlerffper , K•krlfc_edbrig . ltt, , iu. SAstl o tlyld._ -- _•,., h_c_d! ... : Black Bear Inni 4 ,wheeelle wa i w kit•i i ii,tim gii•teal-pft f ilas9 4 - 1 17 . 1 4,11 1 0 , 11.u.1fitf 1 . 1 1 1 .11 LgI. : NE r°94 l lN• 1 . 111 _°"„ doubt the deceased had -beep .knockcd the coach honv, Were:ester... TlW44in gipareltallpfkri44e..is, no 1 .. .., (Is -- 1 ,.-nid,' beeu ..lil i t r i by a , giStrates, he ' waiii.eirch4,d,' 11141.A .. 1• : :•el rovv..lin..s7:: 7 .... : . , .."1,N u. ,-..x : thi i iii,,,,,, ctiz,7 : 01.1.10, 1 ? tt :t .4.4. ." . .. ,... - : t ' fn it t - :" ... d 4 ; 1 3 ., a ••1 goods tfoiruit. ttlivo - n'''`-lvia,"' 'via.' . I. .‘p'vrit ' 4 li r li (I° '' u l_ es f . I ' 9 W" te : #o '' he 4 a6y ite nteg ls64ls oto . I t g e f il l i ii cr . o t r i 531. in llini-neles„. - entl'Yiere':;titart -- 45t;...1 sit-rigt "_t ~." bln' am vivo . . • L IAO I ter, ; a silver butiting • watch, .virt .40r eels. Is , _. . r and gilt chain, Maker's nanov,.:,€fr./1F:,,BiflibIl00, 41•Pr•P",. ...,,ft r ilifrAPY" ' . -treP 9 i 4l ' Y c! " ing ' 4, No. 5254 ;'? a gold ring set with-4,stone lrytr;linStet . ,. 'et, .it!..:' d'ar is e. 4) 4 l4)° , s , fr g,rt• ..; 374 ' Kg i T e " t • shawls, a great cart, six biiis or ,pretubsrly i ir _. : tv. v- ' -.4r:-.-14. 1. - .: 1 „ / Issw is ;""tc ip. fte l s r ' •' ld h o l f: t i l l ' il e • ••` Mkt If kit• -er 1 for various sums, amounting in the Whore ielp„ol_. - s. - .1 , .. _.,,, misi, ; ...iii4 : 4 t pt i. ,: tv i N ttetii i t i t i mat and a . large bag full of clothes of t '4, 4 l4ulStyla:• 4 lll . „...ristEtulu:!-11..: 7 11 . was immedtatety committed to INtithsbarv . •l44.ll l h . i ..16‘ 46 "ch, „ ;:"" 1kt10.41 .5.... ; 41114 . .. , o lits i statt A z iell eins ., "ia l si l lib e 4W .J i ec T o Ki f where he still remains for farther examiciativa.o4l 'veal/ ....vv. - r-a 4 -? • ...• ,, • ~ ., imect4l,o.• of Mr. Merritt's property has been 'ewtirti, ; tottli6 . ~,;,::„.: • iht ;1 1 ,t . . 6 11 , 1 C ) 44 l ,Z.tarijib i ewww•* , - t r great-coat has Been - OlaiMed by M. X. XeatatroCeitrolls / ='.. " . . 4 ?Nr ,(.? A ...;•47af fi :. , .: • , - '" i is 4 tit 0 ' y _ . LVS;I ttWit Pri)l s .f Cheltenham; Red - Mrs.' T.yers, of 'the Ram. ItT l . • ' , - '' ' t *** i 'ttitaiCA' N . ' !-. ‘Oloucester, Went on Thursday to "SeWkifitiii'iird 66 ~; - - l • • / . •• Vejl- ~a44 4 101C1 3 . 0 01 ' • identified the person of the prisoner at • havin g lw 4n 7..vrei. 121setZeialoanc•.:; about ten days since at her house, in ,the assumed li t ... . r04. 0 '.. character Of- a traveller, ,when the pocket-hodkifea:.lln 1 1 , ,,,, 1mi.. tp, , t1ia gentleman, who, ' •we . understand, .travels ,ror...the el itilipVOi.t!lj, kouse of ohnCaieand'Uo.- in this city, was stolen.: I.l4oifildiyur from -his driring..box,' the jock. of 4 ,which hatfireed. '-is.* l4 ''' picked. The Nils found in-' the .peCteision of - the 1 Ideririlealtir-'. Prisoner formed part el' the valuable contents of this tfltsilliklene, sod peekethook I and Mr. Ererii, of the Swan: fee, 4 ...whgt Itahl:beeti Maiyport-street, of thizcity, hal.' likewfie seen' * Bll4 •I n it at (tie sane claimed part of the property, which Was stolen from 1 '''''' , Vh an e alltirepub• his hoose ‘by this EXtensive deptedititi s . who .'/tad : '-if: .. '' " 'taken up' his abode in 'the traveller's r00m.: . --(,Ellfir, erftti.naitlett of I to/ Paper : ) - 'Si. for &taw , : NV - 1101,1 G E. shire,; Rod, then p rc. .i. 4 roTatakgpfreAßJ ttr-zrogi to 144-16; e . 4taat bewro the connte;trerelt et 'itkerittitrie_2la_lh - Nal je l e r t ! te I amp. : Os iatte . " . : .. • •'' • • • • • MIALS - Agrir X. • F.etiwe), 00 ivrayiff , 01. 1 1) , k 4 1 6 . 1.- NO.. AI .7- • .•-• 7, A. M. , AProm 4pt (d0..003,-•der ' • >4..it 7 19: :IV; M: • •% •“1611 W ATt rt ArtalsFT4 4 ilmifitr. St rittottiii!air 1 Eviiitipalte rhiso+es Off . ednesday, one of the prisoners.made his escape from the depot at Perth, .b.yleaping over the milt of his own gaol the area Of one adjacent,' Which it, unoccupied, and marched past the sentittele.unfus‘' petted; but he had , not gone far beyoffi-the outer gate when he was seized, and brought buck tv old snarlers. . • • • • • • • . Saturda.• evening, between eight and nine oPclock i , is Mr: Sutton, of Southampton-street, Bloom:anti*, was 'returning house through . Broad-street, 4SII. Giles's, a man ran against him and ,c.TavU.himaylo: Ipiit blow, and while he*was engaged with him, awe ether man eame,4, forcibly took ffpraltint gehi . t w i t i s e tch a isi td u :h tu al i t, tite n ir e c .c a mi llee po l . rot iota . jiit z t igr#, , both • • • - • Lei ; •• • ir.te,,:'l%.; . •.• „:” - • : ~;. • • •. t.'.l. • . .. !iitlS fto . 44a` LIV a riCA ...i. oo r f - r . &try' .110'4' i , .1 ! ~6 - e c 4 4 6 -4„F # 4 l , If ) the_ he ft dik Ftlat4o,o/v At*** tiFritkitrot 1 ~ lieety- t iiitriq tit ag4fitge NSt a-Pbco ilkalligirlitti/U.tee'PcSlVlLlPlt v it II 1 ..sittentlool44 l "M6lOl i !e itt twitkvfluu it - , Ciyin ri !rflik ti, te , .. si z:t.fh7eitmecies iii ti i: Orenheiri2lll‘ • 44;141 iNsuitll felV ex, ';-- ... 5 °- 3i 14111:41411tht: : ilAtelliriVegAirrg r kVfk r 40 4 1 ,‘ I; OfrItI14441 501 0441:.011 rilticallipNArie I f 0 fil!, rmin .. l) a! ;7 IC .11 . 46Leja, , t m,a iy.. .l..i: ectp , ,,, , , rff; 1,, i F i t=. .. nitimo, =. Rzr;,,cign, f ..14.1'.._.-dant'adasiriamadirtit.i..l , 4l4 & 1, . I!' ! IR • ' ' • I r, 1 R - , k 4.1 ; - 1" 1, 1 ~~ ',. I d !