The Sun.
London, England, 1833-11-06 00:00:00

COURT OF KING'S BENCH-(THIS DA

V TYLER.
This was an actionJONES
which. was tried at the last yritd
/tr•
in Wales. It was brought by a gentleman to !Teat'''. 00
from an innkeeper, near Brecknock, for the loss or 100
which bad been left in his care, and a verdict OP
for the plaintiff. tM
Mr. JERVIS, sen., moved for a rule to set yettctbr
verdict on these grounds. The plaintiff stopped $0 the
defendant's inn, but did not place his gig exactli°hiclel
premises ; it was placed, as it was contended, whereper
usually were put on a fair or market day. The 0 ,
exchanged by some person, who took it and left roe
one its in stead, which was not worth 30s. The 1
Counsel submitted that the place where the plaints
his gig was no part of the defendant's pretnite%/00
plaintiff had asked the hostler whether there was
the stables, and being told there was not, the plsiii'v"
it at the spot from which it was stolen—..that pkce,oo6
in fact, a part of the high road. Under these circull*hiefi
Mr. Jervis contended that the defendant was notli3'
its loss.—Rule granted.

This was an action on a policy of insurance, 110
HARRISON V. DOUGLAS.
the last Durham Assizes and a verdict found for
plaintiff.
Mr. HOLY moved to set aside the verdict, and tptibi
a nonsuit, on certain points, which had been reser
,s 1 jilt
the Learned Judge. The policy was on the ship 0'50;
of Sunderland, which was stranded near the !Ogee
bour, on the Ist of April last. The policy Was C 0110;
partly with the Britannia Company, which was a °°l red
rable Insurance Company in the North of Engl3r;„l.'itelg'
partly with others. It contained several pro figs.
with a view of saving the expenses of the
tion. By one clause it was provided tbah,`o3o°
owners of any stranded vessel should not 8 V
her, until it was declared impossible to ge'sarl
off; and by another it was declared, that neither 'f $
should go to law, but be bound by the decie'°°,tled'
Committee of Referees. On this vessel being etllistle°
application was made to the Committee of the Ae'r, tree
to get her off, but in the operation two chain cable dried
dkji
broken ; in consequence she became more firmly e°3-i,41"
in the gravel, and it was not until the Roth ° /fief
she was got off. The expense of getting ber!gifes
about SOW. The owners in the meantime bs","eti t.A°
notice of abandonment, but the Committee rvu-rofiv
acknowledge the notice, as the owners had P
tOrt ,1:
a °
g
the impossibility of getting the vessel off. la
eti
contrary was proved, because the Committee suc-.olfr,
saving her. Valuers were appointed, and they dee' rbe.
was but a partial loss. The plaintiff refused to abide bittbl
decision, and, contrary to the terms of the policy' brt:.(o'
his action as for a total loss. Those were two of the po,i'Vor
as to the improper abandonment of the vessel, 07,„,therl
log an action against the terms of the policy. •`,.";13
was, it was not proved that the chain cables sv°'",
broken had been tested, as required by one of the
of
of the policy. The last point was the misdirectioo
Learned Judge.
The COURT granted a rule Nisi.
BERNASCONI V. CHAMBERS.
Sir J. SCARLETT, for the plaintiff, moved for ani
tot
tamed a rule Nisi for a new trial, on the grooad,°,aj,
prise at the last trial, when the plaintiff was nonsa'''
WEDGE V. NEWLYN AND OTNERS. ido
Mr. Set geant MER.Ewrruza moved to set e"
verdict in this case, which was for the defendant, 01011,
have a new trial. There had been already two .:Aost
and it came on the last time before Mr. Justice Ald4o
at Winchester. The application for a new trial 'oter
now made on the grounds of misdirection, and of tb
diet being contrary to evidence. h
The defendants were the assignees of one Josep- SO tbs
a miller, near Winchester. Smith was arrested °, the
24th of August, 1830, for a debt of 19.51. due t'efe
plaintiff, and in order to get released from custody, 1370,
the plaintiff a bill of sale of his furniture only WI i'
stock in trade, &c.), the condition of which sv$9;0101
Smith did not pay the money by the following Sst",o4o'
the plaintiff was to take absolute possession of the g is'
The money was not paid, but it appeared that in
ter val Smith received from his brother Robert 100/0tb;ae
constituting a debt, upon which Robert Smith sued" the
commission of bankruptcy, and the defendants, epete
assignees, took possession of the goods which bad '
tbl'
assigned to the plaintiff. There was no question b°001:(
the bill of sale was given for a bona fide debt, 50d sr'
the time in contemplation of bankruptcy. On tbeif t °e:
the defendants it was attempted to be shown te'
giving the bill of sale was in itself an act of bank r tii
At
and also that Smith had committed other acts of /f
ruptcy, but all those attempts failed. Indeed, 6e 011
reason to believe that the bankruptcy was got uP 11
to get rid of the bill of sale.
The COURT granted a rule to show cause.

BOW-STREET.--(THIS DAY.)
yftr
SOA
COMMITTAL Or JOHN MINTER HART FOR •°Ol
BILLS or EXCHANGE.-At one o'clock te-ua'bill"
Minter Hirt, who stands indicted for stealing ibur.,
pe
exchange of 5001. each, the property of French'rott"
dale Astley, Esq., of Basing Park, Bucks, Vias
up for final examination. ohei e
At the former examination Mr. Staniland, the Ichsrlo
for the prosecution, stated there was another s,llt
against the prisoner of obtaining, by false preterlrioPli.tt
bills for 300/. each, from a gentleman, named ci if
Edinburgh, and that evidence would be prodjce polo'
were remanded. Mr. S., however, now said he `sae Oco
a condition to produce further evidence. There
two other charges of a similar kind, but they vier
„to
present in a fit state to be brought forward.
ti
Mr. HALLS said, this being the case, it was htgro"
commit the prisoner for trial upon the Bench "
tbeti
issued upon the finding of the Grand Jury.
ova°
The prisoner, who appeared much depressed, -
fully committed to Newgate.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE—(TH.—

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Helena the 14th September ; Francis and Harrieott'd fro
from Miramichi; and Caroline and Augusta, St P' , el'
Virginia. .os, 11 l'iio,
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. s.—Wind W. S.W., bl°11,:- lest
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September. b ere .01
HOLYHEAD, Nov. 3.—Arrived the Eliza, Pi)) II I
int
Nov. 4.—Arrived the TOP° dr"
from Quebec. Vto
LiveitrooL, Nov. 4.—Arrived the Voluok jei,
cbsr IP'
from Savannah ; Majestic, Smith, from -130,0 g"
Splendid, Britton, from New York ; Clifton' c/bie
from Montreal ; Winwick, Price, and EdWatrjno 1/i
ton, M'Lean, from Quebec; Maria, Kemp, ir.-bi. diCh'
bucto ; and Sackville, Matthews, from 11.1ira0° of P W't
WHITEHAVEN, NOV. s.—Arrived the Dochel:3o le.
mond, Porter, from St. Andrew's, New Brur..,
" oils
bound to Greenock. Dfri,
DUBLIN, Nov. 3.—Arrived the DemeraralLotaor4,
from Demerara ; and Expedition, Davis, frora I" Oi'
WATEuvottn, Nov. 3.—Arrived theßolivsdr'r, 00'
from Quebec ; and Julia, Taylor, from Labris °Alder, ijo,
Corm, Nov. 3.—Arrived the Indetnnigs C 101101;
froai Halifax ; William, Scott, and Orlesl,
from Quebec ; Maria Eliza, Hughes, from Neli
and Rapid, Warren, from Leghorn. sc/' °I
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LivTehrpec)Rola,cilelealk,yrbsett, bound to Lisbon, big
tf,,o,elistir
The Paragon, Wilson, from Stockton, Camps too
r
the Nore on Tuesday night, burnt to the wateetialr
is
sunk—crew saved. r.,001e, to
The Sarah, Armitage, from Spalding to '''
4tie
off the Humber—crew saved. vewco yd. ,
The Rose of Sharon, Wallace, frool
crew 01 ;re
Grimsby, is wrecked on the Spurn Poiat--cla,,ch/
The Cass is totally wrecked on Kilniley ,7-
saved.