The Sun.
London, England, 1822-07-13 00:00:00

COURT OF COMMON -PLEAS, JULY 12•

PALMER V. BLACKBURNE.
This was an action to recover the amount of a policy of in;
surance on the freight of the ship Juliana, lost on her voyag
from the East Indies to England, when near her port of des-a
tination. The plaintiff claimed a total loss; but the defendan'_
contended, that as this was an open policy, the wages of the creaw
and other expenses ought to be deducted from the Aum claim'be
otherwiso the plaintiff would be a gainer to that aniount by t
loss of the vessel, as upon her safe arrival he would have 1%
those expences to pay ; and he would thus have an interest 1
the peril insured against.
Witnesses were called for the plaintiff, who spoke to its tieing
the usage not to deduct wages, &c., upon occasions of this 0,
ture, whilst the defendant's witnesses denied the existence e"
any such usage one way or the other.
The Jury, under the direction of the Lord Chief JlstA
found a verdict for the plaintiff for the full amount clairnYa;
his Lordship giving the defendant leave to move to set a-on
the verdict in case it be the opinion of the Court of COO°
Pleas that the wages ought to be deducted.

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GUILDHALL.—Contest between the Inhabitants of St. a as
Church-yard and the Stage Coach Proprietors.—A contest hot-
for some time past been maintained between the inhabitants se
St. Paul's Church-yard, and the proprietors and drivers of theof
stage-coaches which ply there in great numbers. A meeting he
the inhabitants was held a day or two since to consider of t,ce
best means of removing the annoyance, when, by the ativior
of Mr. Holland, who attended the meeting as the solicitor
the Dean and Chapter, it was resolved rigorously to enforce Tor
67th clause Mr. of M. A.Taylor's Street-Act,which provides
the removal of coaches of this description as nuisances. N,tlol
was directed to be given to the coachmen, that if any of tne,o
appeared in the Yard twenty-four hours after the notice l'eo,
given, they should all, without remorse, be swept to the Grey
yard. Accordingly notice was given ; but the first coachn,
who received the order peremptorily .refused, and dared his
officers to touch the coach. The officers convinced him of
aF
mistake, by taking the coach and horses and locking them sif
in the reen-yard, where their costs amounted to between er,
and seven pounds. The whole of the parties attended yesttbis
day before the sitting Magistrate, Alderman Bridges, acing,
ofhce, the coachman complaining of the summary proceeor
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and the constables praying punishment upon him for his cow
tumacy. After a long argument had been heard from the
citors of both parties, the Worthy Alderman expresP
se" his
opinion that the prosecutors had proceedeerather too preeitof
tately, and he ordered the coach to be given up on paYtnenod
the expences ; but the coaches had no right to stand there, re,„
if they remained after due notice had been given them t°
move, they would be punished. .

COURSE OF EXCHANGE, July 12. ,
'Amsterdam

DittO, at Sight l2 6
Rotterdam l2 10
Antwerp l2 6
.., 0
1.
Hamburgh • 3B 1 up
Altona
Paris, 3 Day's sight.. 25 70 v.o.
Ditto
OP

BF or
autri
kd
feoarutxo, dittot
..... 1 :7i; E0x.10,11,,1ce
n the pain
Madrid
Cadiz
Bilboa B6 girec•!,,
35i Efrecir,,
35 Effect"

Barcelona

354
3&4

Gibraltar
30
Leghorn
Gei.oa 43i-Veniee, Ital. Liv. 27 60
Malta 45 -Naples .. 39i , op,
Palermo
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Lisbon WI
Oporto • 51;11
Rio Janeiro
Dublin .... 9i Cork 9i per Cent.
BULLION, per OP
Portugal Gold, in Coin 1.0 0 ° P
Foreign Gold, in Bars 3 17 6
New Doubloons
New Dollars 0 4 9
Silver in Bars, Standard 0 4 11
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COAL-MARKET, JULY 12.
Ships at Market. Ships sold Prioe'4s9 Oa
27A Newcastle - - 15 -32 s Od to '6d
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3i Sunderland - - 3 _ 32s Od to 45,,$