Star.
London, England, 1809-12-21 00:00:00

LE ROCHE V. OSWIN.

This was an action upon a policy of insurance of
the ship Juno, from London to the Baltic, to sail
wi.h convoy. The fleet went into the Bay of Malmo,
and on the morning of their leaving that place to
proceed ❑pon their voyage, the Juno took in seine
casks of indigo, and in a few hours afterwards got
art ound, and was taken by the Swedes.
The defence went upon two grounds-Ist, That
tiie Juno was not in convoy at the time she was lost,
being delayed in taking in the indigo; and 2dly,
that the taking in any cargo in the course of the voy-
ac,,e was tantamount to breaking bulk, and conse-
quently voided the policy.
Upon the first point the Jury found that the taking
in the indigo had not occasioned any delay in joining
convoy, and the second was reserved for the future
consideration of the Court, and a general verdict w•a..
taken for the plaintiff.

COOPER V. GREENWOOD AND ROSE.

This was an action brought against respectable hop
merchants in the Borough, to recover the value of a
quantity of hops sold by them to the plaintiff, but
which he alledged were warranted a rd and sale-
anle commodity, but whibt turned cut to be/mi-
ta:kelt and unsaleable.

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litter going into a good deal of evidence on the
part of the plaintiff, to sheerthat the hops were foul-
packed and unsaleable, it appeared, upon the exami-
natiou of a respectable hop.merchant, who was called
on the part of the plaintiff, that although the hops in
qaestion differed in colour, yet they were all of the
sarue quality, equally good and saleable, but mixed
in she packing. It also appeared, that between the
time of the sale, and bringing the action, hops in ge-
neral suffered a great depression in price.
The ATTORNLI-GENRRAL, for the plaintiff, how-
ever, to do away any imputation upon his client's
character, said, that the objection was made imine-
di atel y after the sale of the articlar—Verdict for the
Defendant,

RECORDER'S REPORT.— Yesterday the Recorder
made a Report to his MAJESTY of the following pri-
soners under sentence of death in Newgate, viz.
C. H. Ravenscroft, for forgery ; Eliz. Flinn; P.
Cane, and D. Shield, for stealing goods in dwelling-
houses; E. Edwards, Mary Williams, and Jane
Williams, for stealing goods privately in shops ; W.
Handcock, C. Rutherford, and J. Hausell, for house-
breaking ; J. Dogan, for a highway robbery ; Martha
Nagle, for stealing Bank notes and monies in a dwel-
ling-house ; J. Fawcett, for stealing goods in a dwel-
ling-house ; A. Jnrag, and G. King, for burglary.
when his MAJESTY was pleased to respite them all
inning pleaiure.
RlOT.—Another very serious affray, with parties of
Irishmen, took place on Tuesday, in the Hampstead-
road, arising out of that which took place at St. Giles's,
on Sunday. In this affray, three men were taken.
away in a lifeless state, and another had his head frac-
tured, by a woman, and ;. teii. expected to recover.
There were abore eighty persons engaged.

THE COURSE
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COAL MARKET, December 20.
Ships at Market Ships sold l't ice
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2 Sunderland 2 6Os. Od. to GOi. 6J.
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HONOURED SIR,
IBEG leave to inform you, that ever since the yea
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