The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-11-27 00:00:00

red, that many soopectef—calied-forwasbar
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'The Coda? directed that.tho defendant should attend
Wild tb-iinvrow (this day) to receive judgment, sad Ina
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•. T 400tist, a person of very relpectable appegr..l
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1 OCitT .op cO3l MON PLEAS, Tugsnar, Nov. 26.
• • • (SITTINGS IN BANCO.)
' L'eitt ISAACSON, CLABKII AND BROOMS&
„. V 9 grit en app li,ation to strike the two first named.,
ns off the rolls of the Court, and to call upon the',
Sergeant .., .ii to 'answer for •certain matters alleged in the affi.
t.,
. nt PILL was heard to day against the
• "i e. :Seige•int TAVOUAN was in part heard in support'
9 its being made absolute. The further hearing of the
. • gase was postponed till to-morrow. We forbear noticing
difia.case farther, until the arguments on both sides
-'he cAnclueled, and the judgment given. No other case
Of any interest came on. The Court rose at half past
three.

tv.swer T<
%lAMB COURT OF ADIHRALTY.--Nov. 26.
t terve= OF C&FEFINI.II. ORESNWICII OOIFITAL.
a This was a quretioo as to the right of Greenwich
ilaspital tot per centage, allowed by particular statutes
an the net proceeds of all naval prizes, upon the amount
stit•hooty captured, when the town of Cayenne siirren-
dared tp the British and Portuguese forces in Jinnary'
illlO9.
• .Dr. Jammu opened the case on behalf of the ciittors,
coateedieg that the property in question was no ,4rize
but,bwity, and as such not liable to the per tentage to
'fatichilse Hospital laid claim. a.
Apr. Luent.Norest followed on the same side.
• . The Ktsro's ADVOCATIE maintained that there was no
inherent distioction that be. was aware of between
pool- and prize that tied duwO the latter to the sea sere
vice. Property of this same character had been here-
fOfoce often condemned as 'good a,Flawful prize to the
lang.
Dr. Masotti was heard on tiselmone side.
'Lord tivower.t. said,"the enieiprise was originally'
Conjunct undertaking, and if tits terms of the grant ha
lentemplated that species of distribution which belong ,
io expeditions of the kind, there might have been some
Win for doubt ; hot what were the facts here ? A &-
reign settlement was attacked by one British ship of
War, ana i large Venturi's, land forint to which it sur-
rendered ; and upon this it was agreed that the propor-
tions of booty should remain for farther adjustment.—
Here was an end of their conjoint chsracter, and so far
etre ea d
se iffered from that of Genoa. ut oer and
above "this distinction, it was clearly descrßibedv by the
grant itch ass naval capture, and he was of opinion,
&et elm was no ground for calling upon the Hospital
is repay. the pet centage in question.
• 'ma eLIZAOCTI..--WALTACIO tit • IMO OP GOLD.
:konlise night between Bre BOth Nov. and the Ist Dee ,
trier; a, ship, called the Elisabeth, was drives on shore
• in the mouth of the Mersey, and wrecked ea somerorks
Mt the Cheshire side, called the Red Itoseein the morn-
ing. a farmer, resident in a neighbouring village' called
Kallas4, of the named Baton, accompanied by Samuel
• irbgeribitiketglit down his cart to the coast for Div purpose
erey a task which they bat obseifed- in a
late in the sande wade by the wreck,, the ship's
bottom having parted frorn.ber upper works. It appeared
thee ibis tusk. which was, marked " Rice," hot bad
aswestilsintis tilatio it, ball Leen stowed away for greater
safety in the run albs vessel, es it is calked. 'under the
slantiog paa ofthe cabin, and above the ballast, which.