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London, England, 1815-07-06 00:00:00

JULY S.••••STEVENIAN V. CRAM

This action was brought by the assured against the:
underwriters, to recover a total loss, and the freight-I
age, of a vessel bound from London to Newcastle,;
and tram thence to Lisbon. The ship sailed limn
London, and proceeded from Newcastle to Ports-
mouth; to j( in convoy. As the .c nvoy had nut ar
rived, sbe went into the harbour. and was put under
the care of a man who had acted many years in that
harbour, but was not a branch Pat. While he was.
warping the vessel up Oda harbour, he called to thc 4
man on board to hold on the w top ; the man,. who
was a foreigner. did not understaad whit be said
instead- of ikeeping the warp SSC he ea ied it' 4f,
',consequence of which the ship dt fitted and 'glnt:Wed
on a pars where they bad been .getting ballast, and
went over on her side. very side she Fmk deeper,
aiid at last appeared with no moil than.htst stern and
bowsprit above water.• She wilS'idierwards found to
stand in need of so much repair, that-the plaintiffs.
sold her. The underwriters defended the action on
tiro less than four points. In the first place, they said
there was no branch pilocon bawd, and sherefore the
plaintifft could not recover. Then, they said, the da-'
mage done was not to the extent stated. The next,
ground was, that the loss was not occasioned by the,
perils tithe sea,but the negligence et those on board.:
Fourthly, that theplaintiff, instead ta wiling the ship::
should have repaired her to go the voyage. It was an
insurance on freight, and if she ban been put in
state to run, the steight would base been earned.
The Ltarned ..fild4e reviewed• all the protinds of
defence, ant was 4.4 opinion sky were not made out
to impeach the plaintiff's claim. The ship, it was
true, had been sold to a Mr. Nicholson, who tepairc&
her fora voyage,lut it was proved that she grade
water even in fine weather, and by the evidence of se-
veral witnesses, was not worth rrpairing. He was
'clearly .of opinion; if the plaintiff had eternised a
sound ditict.etion in selling the ship, and had acted in
• the way be would had he been uninsured, there was
• no fair objection to his.conduct.

The Jury found it verdict for the plaintiff.
I'REROGAME COURT, DOCTORS' COMMONS.
SUTTON 9. DOWN AND OTUSRS.

This was a proceeding as to the validity of a codi-
cil to the will of Richatcf Down. Esq. of Barth°lo.

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in the gist year of hi• Sgt:.
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Ohlp forge., of a fever, caught on shore whi:a e,„,601.0
a• 'be landing ne the tr., Mr. Air, antler Scutt, nti.l.i Iptuaa4,
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lkolarpArtn, Mx, of Lieutentlnr-C.lontl Walton, tut fty-rly of Ohl
Horse Gren3.4l..rOtt .r.ll, but Lite rf the ISt Life t;o:t tie
Saturday .enniElit, At 13;th, the lo.n. John Mul,,), orrvc.
a ell, Noriotairwp,,•hire.

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Cher person In-ornewn. TV rilSili 6.17 we •VACIIIII2II6 4JI
Mi. Conner ar,rl some of the Constables, has been ap-
rnatitto a by the Coroner for;
trial, Hu SUTTON
is every hope that Ms companion will
be 2 akest.
MAMMY' Hense.—Yesterday J. Nicholk a clerk in mew-lane, London,
employ •of Mr. Harding, of 'Change-alley. was`
remanded, charged with defrauding him of maims.s••• .AMO ••.,.. 111161111 UV diILWI.V. 1
PREROGAME COURT, DOCTORS' COMMONS. kind to increase costa, it would I
prehended and fully co
SUTTON V. DOWN AND oTtitltS.
This Was a proceeding as to the validity
eel to the will of Rictus:4f Down. Esq. of B•a
Moldiest/. and Wiley Hatch, :to the strictest nicety in proce,
of a codi. might take advantage of their cl
rtholo. BROXIHAItt V. WI'S
DOW -BarDeto• ,Mr. SUM, opposed the Defe
the
Moldiest/.false credit, who admitted tha
Ne.died.on the 26th of July,, 1846, 'leaving a will her true name; but. p= esami
;; and eleven codicils, besides the one in question. By appeared that she was a ltd;
sums of money. Ist.one .instanee, healed succeededo
the will and some 11 the prior codicil; he had auade
in embezzling 01185.-1. Ceiste. was also remanded, Carmarthen.street, who had tru
charged with entering the house of 8. Solomon, of, a nearly equal provision for all his family; bat by knowledge that she was untie
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Gravel-lane, is company with three others,.ood steal-; one of a later date, 2311 October, 1912, he had given 0- ,
ent.
....estran.
ing three bags of wearing apparel, and. other articles. thashare ef a daughter named Harriet, in trust for Mr. Serjeant RUNIONGToN till
her On attaining 21, or day of marriage ; but in the
He was stopped at some distance *um the houiecould support this contract ?
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'. event of her miterying =der the age of 18, - directed
wi.h.one of the bags in his possession. Mr. Smeru—,, I can only sta
the trust property .to sink •
13ow-Yesterday,,.—.Yesterday4,4. /Marrs an did. Sirki.4 into the residue of his estate. and it you are convinced that
By a sabzequent todicll, dated Slst July, 1813, after say • •
laird, two young men, were charged by the beadles of this is a meritricious conside
the parish of St. Giles's with being the ringleaders reciting that .his dauglatar had without his consent lainly against my .client. AU t 1
married a Mr. Sutton. he- revoked all prior bequests to submit, that the evidence at
in a riotous assembly, which collected at the bottom'
to her, and instead gave :MOO to his two sons, in
of Oxforthetreet, to the number of Bor 900, on Toes• knowledge of one Gentleman vi
clarevening. A very sespectable Gentleman mien-. trust for her during life, and to her childeen after-,
wards.; but an default of children, to° sink into the Mr. Serjeant IttfilKiNOToN sa
ded on behalf of the parish, and stated the frequent two parties and .their residence,
residue. The last codicil,. which was the one in
alarm the neighbourhood were put into, paisicularlyevidence, it was impossible not'
was in these words-4, Saving become re-
fs time
at this of the year: Dosing nearly.the whole of 46e'tionsi ing of three,
guineas and a half
. candled to My .daughter Harriet Sutton, and for-
-1 tst Strada y two parties of the Irish people, both menknown purpose of prostitution,
with given her for Having married against
nay consent, it •
and women, assembled in the streets to fight,tract not to be upheld in I -41%V.-.-%
?, is my request that le shall share in the distribution
the most deadly weapons, such as swords, the irons
used for tuning on water, with -of
iron spoons foe, .my property, at my death, with my other children. 'We are informed Iliat the el
It as es. Witness miihand, this 2itb January. 1816."—" B.
.cleaning the Si. Our. bludgeons, Sec. w Collecticin.of Books, in every 1;
he validity of this codicil being disputed •
eremely difleialt to detect 'Mtn, as on an alarm of Down." be lure, forming the Stock of the
. the approach of the police he men handed the west.' by Edward Down, Dap the son, and.executor of.the es;...
....Awls, and Co. continues si
,pons to the *Men, who Concealed them under their deceased, and his co-executors,.' it was propounded, in
.prices, on the premises, GS, Flee
the Present proceeding, on the pet of Mrs. Sutton. .
long wooden cloaks. Be lamented, that at .the lasttoques may be had.
sessimis; whin it% men were.convieted of a similar Jt appeared from the evidence that the deceased IPSWICH RACES. Only 'two
was averse to hisdaughter's in : arrtago with Mr. Sat- Majesty's purse of IV, guinea+
• offence, the Couri only sentenced them to seven and
lourteen days imprisonment, which lenity had opera. ttr principally on account of her youth, And, with a low :-..-The Duke of Coto ,
zed more as antnceuragernent than a check. The. view to prevent it, made the codicil .
'' October, 1812. The imuttasto of
the 21d of old, I 1 M • W
. — ajar .I.9oZes bi
Utter:lr lanai( old, 2 9—J.l to I oh Wire.
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• prisoners vaare.aedeted to bad bail. 6
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