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_ . v ~. i. t Mr. Statham. yet as it appetred he had aeling as agent for another, the Plaintiff entitled to have recourse against the -prin. 1 'r.srdia for the Plaintiff, 1 - 231. with tosts .t ,,, 114ENCN cad orates V. /AVON. ,'his was an action brought by Messrs. French. ns. and whets, assignees upon the Bankrup , te of a Mr. John Hill, a conaderable merchant :•. hit. to recover 70001. against the enderr • • r, upon a policy of insolence upon the ship -reed, engaged in the Souihern Whal Fishery, • was ultimately lost on her voyage home . -.de. This had been formerly tried, hut as the • ai was grounded upon a memorandum, written , • s toe neck of the policy. agreeing that the in : -met stinuld he done upon the ship and goods, ,-istead of the ship and outfit. it being thotight that -1 additional stamp became necessary to render ':.at agr-ernent valid, did verdia was in favour of D•fead ant. This present aet.on was grounded lei the or: ;mai taps of the policy, isolating the sad outfit - Lend ka.aitamacsoon being inclined to think •• vie intim . - inent being invalid, from the want stamp, rs.n eted the antecedent obligation void, • ..2:•J the Jury is find a Verdtet to nonsuit the .tiffs leaving them at liberty, if they chose, to r . • -fterwards for a Rule to chew cause why a riAl should not take place upon the original —Verdi& accordingly. CHAltvftt.t. e. MARTIN. s is was an action brought by an. indorses • as; t -e acceptor of a B:ll of Exchange. dated '231 Jun •, 1807, for 3001. payable three months sat-• slate. rue defence was, that since the bill was drawn there had been an alteration of the date from the id to the 23d of that month. The fans were. that upon the Si of June the Defendant gave Messrs. Giles, Roos. and Company, his acceptance for the above sum. and received. upon the same day. ebeir acceptance for a similar sum at 115 days. This was by way of mutual accommodation, as each was to negotiate the acceptance of the other, ia order to raise money. Giles, Roos, and Co: having retained Martin's acceptance in their own bands, finding it would bean additioual accommo dation to postpone she date of it to the tt3d of June, altered it accordingly. previous to indorsing it, and gate notice thereof to the present Defend ant, that he might do the same upon the out he bad received. Lord Exazemiseouen thought that both of these bills were to be viewed as money, the moment they were issued, and, therefore. that a new stamp was necessary. The Asvironsav-Gzsi Ea AL thought. that the al teration being made before the Bill went out into the world, as neither of the acceptors had any claim to against the other, no additional stamp was neces sary. Mr. GARROW. for the Defendant, stated the case of Wilson o. Justice, in Serjeant Bailey's Book, p. 84,where a bill was altered, boy consent of parties, from nine months to twelve months, and still re mained in the bands of the payee; wherein Lprd Issnyon held, that it required a new stamp, as it was as entirely new bill with respeet to the revenue. and so it was in the present instance. Lord ti.xessoitouos farther observed, that if it was a mere alteration of a wrong date, previous to the acceptor giving it out of his hands, a new stamp ssould have been unnecessary, as it could not be deemed a second bill. Ia till.. case, however, if the Attorney-General thought he could produce any further argument in support of tue clAiaas of his client, lie might make a sub,equent motion on eubjeft.—elaistiff nonsuited. 6011 KT Of COMMON PLEAS, Die SHRILIII O. ROWIt. Mr. Setjeant brussels stated. this was an ries tiOn bzougnt to recover the freight of the True Bri toil, a collier, which was hired by the Defendant to catty coals to Hamburgh. but was obliged to return, the port being in the possession of the French ; and also to recover demurrage for the in jury sustained, Plaintiff's ship ben obliged to re main for a considerable time with ti•e coals on board, Defendant having refused to receive them. The Plaintiff in this cause is master and owner of the Tree Britons collier. and Defendant a coal tiler, tiroker, and various other businesses, at Newcastle upon-Tyne: In the beginning of the mooch of 04lobar. 106, Defendant ..hartered haintiff's ves sel to carry a cargo of cools to Hamburgh, which was consigned to Mess. Ross and Schneider, Ham burgh ; the Plaintiff. after the cargo was pot on hoard, was detained from the 13111 of ocloner. the 14th, by contrary winds. On tt.e 24th the 7,,ie Bryce sailed to Grimsby Roe 1 joi .r , y of the Charles armed brirr,, and prt,ceeded with the mt of the convoy to their destination ; when they had arrived at Cuzhaven. they were informed by oae of His Majesty's ern sees, that Hamhugh was eapeded to be taken possession of by the French. Captain Christie wrote to Mess.Rass and ,ichceider, informing them of his arrival at Cuirriaven; when he recei.cd an answer, in which they req, ested him to peoceed up the river as tar as Glockaradt. wnere they would send lighters to unload the sin?. i'laintif did so. and after remaining several days at Gluck stark, in the interim the French entered Harnburgh, when all those vessel. that wise English were ob liged to set sail immediately, souse with cargoes, sad other: only halt unloaded. The True Bram returned to England, as did many other vessels ; when Plaintiff arrived at North Shields, he sent in formation to Defendant al his arrival, and request ing to know what he should do with the remaining post of thecae go Deiendant retnroed for answer, whatever be pleased ; he migherfirow them into the sea it be liked, or whatever he thought proper, as be should not receive them ; arid refused to pay freight, or easy other charge, to recover which this winos was brought. On part of the Plaintiff, thow.harter was pot in as evidence ; and a inernorandam, which re everted Messrs. Ross and Schneider to pay ten gui ores to Ploiutiff, in case he should lose convoy, onsourit'ng to two days demurrage, at five guioeas per d iy. 4he charter w.,a signed John Oxley, ,emekthe, rliam Rowe." that took place between him and Defendant's At torney. wherehe applied to him, and informed him of his intension to sitapesl4 the subscribing witness to the 'charter I when the other replied, it vrould b putting him to too great an expense. and not to mind it. as the siguatuie to the charter would be , acknowledged. William John Grey, 'glary Public, Newcastle, st.,ted, that Mr. Oxley is Managing Clerk to De fendant. Witness has made not charters of ships for Mr. Rowe, upon 011-y% application. Mr. Os ley is in partnership with :soothe- person in a differ ent line of business from Defendant. William Armstrong. Mate of the Tres Briton, de posed. that on the 13th of (Mabee, 180(1, the Maintiff 's ship cleared o•it from the Custom-house, and was detained in the Clyde, until the 24th, by contrary winds, when • they joined convoy in Grimsby Roads, and proceeded to Hamburgh, un der convoy of the Charles armed brig. When the convoy arrived at Cuxhaven, they were prevented from proceeding any farther by one of His Ma jesty's ships of war. On the 12th November, they arrived at Glnekstadt ; as soon as Rossand Schneider had sent the lighters to unload the ship, they began to discharge their cargo. The Tree Briton re• maimed at Gluekstadt until the 21st, during which time seven keels of coals were unloaded. amounting to about 60 tons. If a sufficient number of lighters had been sent by Ross and Schneider, Witness has no doubt but the whole cargo might have been discharged during the time the ship remained at Gluckstadt. On the 41st November. they received or ders to proceed, as fast as possible, to Cuxhaven. as the French had catered Harnburgh. The Tree Briton arrived at Cuxhaven the same day, in com pany with a number of other vessels, some half loaded, others three parts. Set sail from Cux haven the 26th, and arrived at North Shields the Ist December. The remainder of the Tree Briton's cargo was discharged on the dich of February. 1107. and put into a kind of shed on one of the quays, where some of it now remains. Mr. Coulter deposed, that after the arrival of the Tree Briton, at North Shields, Plaintiff came to London, and left the can of his ship to witness, who wan a fortnight seeking for some place to unload the:ship. Witness went several times to Defend est. ta know if be would take the coals, or what should be done with them ? who rased taking them. Witness hired a shed on a quay, where the coals were put. after having been discharged from the ship r Captain Upton. Commander of the alielear fri gate. proved the orders foithe ships to sail fur Eng land, were given by him. as Senior Oscar on that station. _ . . Several master of colliers were examined, as to the state of their cargo, on theit leaving Gluckstadt, from whose evidence it appeared they left Gluck stadt in much the same plight of the Tree Setjeaut Bauer spoke at length on the part of the Defendant. The bill of lading was pat in as evidences when at the bottom was signed 01 illepubited, according to Chatter, John Christie," wbi7 entirely did away the former part; as, according to the Charm the freight was to be paid by Defendant s with a bill at two months. The Joey, after shout half en hour's considera tion, returned a verdid for PLtintilf—Damages. 8401. GLASGOW. Discuss' 10. Copy of a Latter from the Captain of the American skip Ge nital Buller, to a Mercantile Hems in Gfavgim, dated Hammett, 4th Metier, 307. " it is with extreme regret that I have to inform you. that I was captured on the 9d of September, by a Spanish schooner, about sixty or seventy miles to the northward of this place; who, after taking myself and the whole crew from the ship (the mate, cools; and steward excepted) put font hands and a prise-master on board. and intended to bring her in here ; they, however, missed the port, and vreiost sight of the ship, and went in with the schooner to the port of Cavanas, about illy or sixty ftaidea SO the Westward, from which place I travelled by land here, where I arrived on the 12th instant; since which I have been employed is taking my protests, and instituting a suit against the captor s who I am well informed, is quite able to pay all damages; for it is looked upon to be a very anjustiAable capture. by many persons here, among whom are some of the heads of the department. 'They give no other reason for my capture, than coming trom a British port. that is, they took me under Bonaparte decree; but the Government here has not received any order to ea uider that decree. Wt a - may be the issue of this of air is impossi ble to conjeaure at present; the ship has not been heard of since tie capture, and it is entirely uncer tain veaere she may be. lam Melina to think she has been mutes by the mate, and carried to New- Or'eans. I the more readily think so, became MS I I have heard, from Canspeachy sad Vera Cruz, by i vessel that sailed from thence, thirteen days alter our capture, and the ship had not been beard of : on the other hand, should the British hare re-taken her. we should have beard of it before this time, es the cruisers an bearding every American vessel that comes in, which happens daily." Emma et a Letter received by the Maid of the Min, hes Nawfoundialid, arrived at Yon-Glarsow, bib instant. " Bay of Balta. Newfoundland, 4th Nov. lOW. w Since writing you this day, a boat has put io hers from Ferryland. with the survivors from the wreck of the unfortunate 0* Bawdier, of Leith, whits was totally lost near Cape Broyle. on the night of the 29th ult. The following is a list of the persons saved; Adam Dsdale. second mate ; Daniel M'Key, seaman; William Cashlin, John Morten,. and John Fallick. apprentices; James Campbell, James M•Kay, and Jean Gunn, passer. gers. It would appear, that one hundred and Witty-eight passengers were drowned. I am, he. (Signed) A. M." yam The Sprios, of Whitby, is retaken, and carried ;lair" Yarmouth. A' letter from Corwea, dated November 16, says. G. Owius to she deep snow that has fallen within these ten days past. pot a carriage of any descryti , in has been abie to penetrate frt•ra Holy sturat—within a tew miles of this. is ""PRIP . i NAVAL INTELLIGETICIT. ow.-- tO/LTSMOUTII. DEC. IS. Sailed the 'hosier frigate. Captain Lloyd, for Cork, to take convoy to the West Indies. Came into harbour the C/410:1 Princess Merle and Sirrar, of 74 guns each, .Danish prizes, and the Melpomene, of 41. guns, Captain P. Parker. The fag for several days past has been so thick as to prevent our having a view of St. Helen's ; it cleared up this morning, when the Neptune, of 98 guns, Sir Thomas Williams, and Pamper, of 84 guns, Captain 1./acres, were discovered there at anchor with Admiral Otway's squadron. They sailed from this to join the Channel fleet on Thursday last, but were compelled u return. owing to the thick weather. L' Adolphe French lugger privateer, of 16 guns, prise to the Leda frigate, Captain Honywian, ran on shore in the late snow storm, and is totally lost. Her guns and stoats bare been saved by the Royal William's wider. Arrived several sail of outward-bound vessels from the Downs.—Wind N.W. _ _ P L V WAIT 11, DSC. 12. - - Arrived the riper cotter. and Pithle schooner. • -- Came in the Deithies, Kneesiburg, from Stockholm. Sailed the Rearm brig, 16 guns, Captain Grant, with dispatches for the Mediterranean ; Redbreast. Lieut. Harrison, to the Eastward ; Rose sloop, 18 guns, Captain Mansell ; and Adrian hired Gutter. Lieut. Caner, for the annel Nett; also the Con/id gun-brig, for the coast of France. His Majesty's ship Prince, of. 90 guns, is fitting for a temporary prison-ship. All the French boys who were on board the pri ses ships in Hamease (amounting to about 300) are separated from the men, and put on beard L'Oiseau prison-ship by themselves. VALMOUTII. DEC. 11. Arrived the Humber, Captain Hill, from the Downs; and the Francis Freeling packet, Bell, from Halifax and New Yerk, 31 days passage from the latter; left there the Dohs of Kent packet, Law. rem*, with mails from England. The Duke of Kent spoke an American ship, which informed them that the efraiells packet was arrived at Halifax. The Postmaster of Dominica had arrived in New Yot k, in 19 days from Dominica ; at the time he left, it was reported, that the Prince Ernest packet was captured by two French privateers, and carried into Cayenne; it was not believed. as they further stated it was a brig packet, and the Prince Ernest is a ship ; the report aroee merely from the mails not arriving regularly in Dominica. Dimatebes were this evening put on board the 4 cutter, Lieut. Weir, which sailed immediately. Thiry were brought here express from Plymouth, ■nd are intended for Sir Sidney Smith, in the Tagus. Sailed His Majesty's ship &-orpisn, 18 guns, on a cruise. The Jackie's' packet, Schuyler, with mails of the lit instant. forGibrakar. Malta. and Messina. The Phenix. Fishly. from Exeter. for Falmouth. put into Hellcat, on the 9th instant, much damaged. DIAL, DIC. 13. Came glows from %serous, last night, Ma Is. tree frigate, end sailed this afterimou, for Pont mouth. Arrived the Blatcr gun-brig, from a cruise, and remains in the Downs with His Majesty's ships, &e. as per last; also the Martha, Forster. from the ; and the Desire, for New Providence. ■act., Dec. 11. The Centuries Captain Mitchel, arrived here this afternoon ; she left the Sound on the 30th ult. is company with His Majesty's ship Vanguard, and several smaller vessels ; comprising, according to Captain Mitchell's account, the whole of our naval force in that quarter. lUREJGN Azt rr. RUSSIAN FLEET. On the 9th nit. the Russian Minister of Marine I mad* the following Report of the amount and dis position of the Imperial Navy : list. The Great Fleet of the Bahia, consisting of 59-vessels, and carrying 2.260 guns, viz. 10 Ships of the Line, • . 1,511 guns. 14 Frigates, a Cutters, . . 130 ' 19 Smaller vessels. . . 116 U. Baltic Galley Fleet, 41 sail, yO5 guns, viz. 25 Galleys . . 220 guns. 25 saieeles • . . 160 111 Gan-boats • . . 162 65 Ysw • • . . 162 U. Black Bea Fleet, 41 sail, 1225 guns. vie.— la sniped the lane . 918 guns. 4 Frigates .. . 162 7 Brigs • • . . 54 is Small Anna 4 Vasil. . . 91 3d. Rowing Fleet of the Black Sea, 40 pit. boats, carrying 52 guns. and 80 falconets. 4th. Flotilla oa the Caspian Sea, 6 youth, carry ing 70 guns. 4th. The flotilla of Ochozb, 11 vessels, earryiag 36 guns. 6th. At ess, Ir Alps of the line, carrying 760 gone, the precise stations of. which are not men tioned, neither ate the smaller v oath particularised. 7th. Building, 10 sail of the line. Total-53 sail of the line I 34 frigates s 59 cutters, brigs, he. ; smaller *mask 226, carrying in all 4,41$ pieces of cannon. THE SWEDISH !LEST At present consists of 12 sail of the line fad eight frigates, besides cutters, galleys, Ake. and there are two ships of the line building. THE DANISH FLEET• The Danes are making uncommon exertions to recruit tbeir marine. It is stated. that there were, on the 20th ult. at sea, or in readiness for tea, two sail of the line, three frigates, thirtees brigs, carry ing item 14 to 18 guns, one schooner of trt guns. seem gun-bows, mounting from 2 to 6 guns. and three smaller ones, besides numerous yawls, each carrying a gun. and in some instances tour howit zers. It is a singular fat, that when the Danish Out was surrendered to us, it was stated that the ships were unprorided with boast—they had been seat away, and kept concealed till the term of our conveatinn expired.' when several hundred of them made their appearance in the harbour. Many of these have been fitted with guns for the annoyance (Jour trade in the Baltic. We feel Jug Kid: in adding.' that the British LNaryat present comprises 461'Sytof the Line, 34 7? - . t Mtltßk'l!. CORN EXeNIO4OII, Doe- 14. The striate of Whoa. this day, teaks of oho a alestearablo wappli, but there bting a danasnd. tallull a Issistfaess ha alas, at a Nether 'trance is pew of S and 4t. par ♦starter. s►. ler in large atipply, srtd is, *.th Malt. Althfif White and Grey Pea% with tits torocorte of HUNS lump Moat pries*. Thera ir a tuterahle supply of Oats, and tnii limo, still at tha late high priers. Said. of Ptuur at iwttat prin. CUMIIINT PRICK OF GRAIN. db 60i. 741. 'telt ditto (04)....648 Irma do 79. 784 (Pate ..... 011. 40.0 Rye (New) UM, Malt (OW) 604. YO.. Rape Send.* Whirr Pw...... 1511 16 is V•we Flour ea Os: CITE, P.n. 66. 7I•. S JOCIAS • ... 881. Roans (O'd ).......5b 64 • SMITHFIELD, flu. 14. The supply or ;rime lawns w ssth is day very good; tied titi Market, in general, exhibited a plentiful show of Cattle. *al and Veil are dearer than eer last rywt. Menem is Weser* Pork sold it last price; and the trail, for Use men park nil somewhat brisk. The sales in the Hay Marko were MOW lively. Her and Straw have dropped in pace ants Market. Clover fetebed a better price. We subjosa ea Mat rate statement of the prices and numbers t—v Tealnk the u&l per 'WHIM Elk Reef • Ss. Sd. to 44 4d. NC4111 Of `thittan....lo. 101. Ile Ss. 64, bents 6,690 Pork ss. Od to fs. 64. Sheep 24144 Veal M. 94. to 61. 94. Cayce Yid Od. to Os. 04 I Pigs 340 SMITHFIELD Hay 4l Straw ,. .11 Clara 51 HAY MARKET. . Os. Od. to SI. 69. Od. Od, to 21. Os Od. 12s 6d to 71 Os Od. PRICES OF H aY siorel AND Si RAW. .111 DAT IT. JAMES'S. Hsy - 41 14 to 61 6% Straw ll 16r to Si Is lIMI TaC11•1.1. Hay . 41 10. te 114 lnt New. 01 —e to 01 -.4 Clover tee to 61 lee Suave .11 144 to 11 COAL-MARKET, Du&ICI Ship at Market. sold. l'siee. 50.. Nu:wealth, 6..Sundedend .... 0 —.4 Cd a—s Od 2—Cinders... 2 26s Od a —4 04 PRICK Or STOCKS, YESTERDAY. - 3 per Cent. Reduced 63 fli 0 4 per Cent. 1 Long eennuitiies 11 13-16 Imperial 3 per Cents . 69 ()minium India Bons:.. pat I Cat. Exchequer Bills Consols for T. 1111161. Staa-Rrehle. ' 4, Coe/dull, and 9, Charlieg•CoN IRISH STOW, DD. 9. Government Debilitates Ai pot emu . 7018 G./orpiment Debentures 5 per Cent • MARRIAGES. ' Joshua Remade, Esq. of Enighostoen, in the 6114111 ft County.. Ireland, to Miss Smyth, olden daughter of Ards. deacon Smyth; the ceremony was ;redeemed by its Oosse Ow Archbishop of Dublin. At Bridgetern, neat Mootrosa, en theft, thessaber, GOMM, KA. of Whig, Ayrshire, late is the Ciell Madras, to Was hada Ott, daoghter of /WWI Uor I. ea Bridgeton At Edinburgh, on the let Deemober, Captain Chador helistorh. of the 77th regiment, to Mho laws Ittlborscie„ eidemetsughter of Major herharsue, Amiderst Rareactwhiselse General. - On Thursday, at Leads, by the arc Peter Hidden, vises, Joseph Lee, Esq. of Red Hill, wog Storbridge, Worcester. shire, to Lydia, eidendaughter of Wok Browns, tot. it temsit ton. DtATHS. On the 7th Instant, atTotnem, aged 44. TIMMS Wig% ENV ono of the I:arsenal of the Sun Fire-Office. On Monday /art, at Hasler Hospital, Poreseneetb, in maler gumtree of a cold caught at Copenhagen, Lienteeant Oregarya of His Majesty's ship Melds. Sunday night, at Plymouth, Copt. Danvers of t e litatines, eldest son of the late Dan. D.overs,lion. of Bath. Lately, at Wigthome, in Nettingbasorhire, Jamas Wersleg, llan. late Lieutenant-Colonel in the York reneibllm, el4eM see of the Rev. James Wonder, formerly Leman of egrave. Yorkshire. At Phu, King's County, lidoard Release:6l4g Law. At Calcutta. on the 45d April fast, Robert If silartee, lays of the Hon. Last India Company's Sesame, honk een of th. late Rev. John Fullerton, Dairy. Ayrshire. Oa Friday last, in her 47th year, ire Milimessmietent, 11111•11• roe inisffsmedly regretted by her faintly end Mine, *l, Brooks, widow of James Smart gol• VYATtit, ThLS DAY, AT LUND.04.16k1U4114 Mum. 19..r0in. after .... I I LWOW •0.. inin aft«...11 . SALES BY AUCTION. STOCKWELL, MEET. A CAPITAL TWO-HORSE. WMINILL MILL, Was CoPPEE, AND TWO MIXED-METAL PO TS, Ia YOUR LOTS. By Mr. BURTON, TO•MORROW. at TwAvit at Ourawarr, I. ACAPITAL TWO .HORSE WHgEL MILL, eighteen hot diameter, mak appestat W sterck, and ditto for grinding indigo. B. A rnitted.tnittak pot, with iron wnrk, wood deb, ha and block roller, with winaliss and haw Nina rim, Mu filet WO inched diameter. 3. A Imp amp., midi hen work and fan reams, few het alw« Meb• - • Maimsre 4. A mixed Mud pot. with irtua work. wood Orb, fez mid block roller sowed feet diameter. The whole to be ..coed by application to Mr. Wiz sear tire Dye-hones, Stnckwell9reen, due e day s prier to the lak, particulars had qa the P 10141111111; at Ostraway's and a Mr. itioton. 64, Cornhitl. - - - TO UPHOLSTICAKROTHERS. S, CARINL'EMASERi. AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. UPHOLSTERY. STOCK, AND ervarrs, FRSCHURUH.STREST. By Mr. BURTON and Mr. CROOK, Os MONDAY ?MT. at Risme &Deck, no am Premiic, No. 1541.Ferichurchotraet, by 1111f0C11410 of the Assign's I Mr. U. Alen, llptelsterer and Cabillfto maker, ALL the neat HOUSEHOLD FU RY[. TURK, and rail:able aid prime Uplarlstery and Cablaee Stock; comprising mahogany four-post and warieh4sp boa steeds, ...ire% hands:en* cotters and • Sine-dimity femitatitt prime feather beds, large blanks% and whim cotton cognise. pants; nteltegariy sheets ;if drover% web band and shaving stands, with apparatus k laitidette, capital Mt d tables. library, biealast, card, 1.612, and Pembroke ditto; dinteknf chairs, with win hair sests• octagon nellantter eldi~ed'• pier, chimney, and &ening gismo; several Issiodted ye , ds d ell and three gaaness p4llllOll CUOMO and mottoes, BnOris and firldrrnsinster carpeting, sad etbeallsodebe articles, ` a ear: lent prtnimation. Te be rowed on Ssterday prier to tit de, - whint Rareiffel• sisy be had en the Premises; at Gar metyls;,eddit. Karen' Bishoyegataporect Within ; of Mt. GAO , . 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