The Sun.
London, England, 1828-11-20 00:00:00

vices was by this Court calling upon Mr. D1.04.11‘'
the owner of the ship, to pay them out of the P.
ceeds of the sale, as he would receive the amount vi:
the sale from the Company.
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Dr. JENNER contended that Mr. Drew was._,,,
liable; it was the East India Cowan)? who, 94Z-il
the cargo had been abandoned both by the per,c'
to whom they were consigned and the under-errini...j
had sold the goods, and they alone recelYed:Z
proceeds which they now held, therefore the 01117
ought to be against them.
Sir C. RosiNsoN thought this was not the Ott
time, to argue the question of which party vrashni
for salvage. They were not as yet before the Gofk,-
he was of opinion the order ought to be grantedir
when they appeared, that point could be decided'io
The Proctor for the petitioners then prayed-11:.;!„
the Coart would assign Mr. Drew to report Pd
value of the goods, which had been abandoned r "
the consignees and under-writers, which was
cordingly ordered.

THE MARGARET.
Dr. JENNER said he had to present a pet'
from part of the proprietors of this ship, who )1'
16 G4ths, under these tircumstances. In the 9°
1827, 'she was fitted out in the port of Hull OIL,'
voyage, as it was said, to Riga, but the petitior;
not being quite satisfied that every thing was
insisted upon having a bond for 5001. front the of
proprietors, as security for her safe, return to
port of Hull, which was given. It was now alete
tamed that the ship had returned from that
some time since, and was gone another, wit.
knowledge of the petitioners; they therefore
that the Court would order the parties,
given the-bond, to appear, and show cause w
become of her, and where she was gone.
The Court granted the order as prayed.
Several other cases of no interest were
posed of; and the Court haring gone throe
whole of the business, adjourned at half-past
o'clock.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.
TUE KING V. AIAUNDE, AUSTXN, A D TILIO
It will be recollected, that an applicatif
made some few days since that an extent
might issue against the defendants, bearing th
testa as one which issued against them so f
as 1816. The Court then taking into consit.
the great lapse of time which had been sniff
take place, and the injury which might arise
cent parties from a 'renewal of the writ, ref
grant the application, uilless some very stro
sons were advanced by affidavit in support of
A gentleman appeared to-day on behalf of
presentatives of the defendant, Maunde,
quested that the solicitor, by whom
,the form
plication was made, might be directed to gi
tice of the day on which he intended to rene•
order that the representatives of Mr. Maund
be in readiness to oppose it. A private req
that effect had already been made to the solicit
he refused to give any such intimation.
Mr. Baron HULLOCK---I am afraid that w,
not compel the solicitor to give notices bi
much I can say, that the Court w'
all probability, not be in a great
to issue the fresh extent, after such
interval. The utmost that I think the
will be inclined to do is, to grant a rule nisi in
first instance. As far I understand the manner
which the Court has issued a fresh extent, when t)
matter has lain dormant for such a length of time, the
guard the interests of innocent parties, and dolt'
allow the fresh" extent to disturb bona fide put
chasers. Indeed the extent in such cases is not go'
nerally directed against any other parties than ti
original defendants.
Mr. Baron GARROW felt himself called on to so,
that Mr. Baron Hullock had paid great attention
these extents, and that they were not now passe"
over so much of course as they formerly had been.
, The matter dropped here.

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