2.  Wliat  Freight  may  lie  recoi-crcd  in  reference  io  Ammmi.'] — Policy
upon  the  freight  of  the  sldp  Stranger,  at  and  from  London  to  Jamaica,
with  liberty  to  touch  at  Madeira,  and  discharge  and  lake  goods  on  boanl
there :  the  plaintiffs  had  agreed  by  charter-party,  (bat  the  ship  should  take
in  goods  at  London,  and  proceed  to  Madeira,  and  there  deliver  such  part
of  the  goods  shipped  at  London  as  (heir  agent  should  direct,  and  receive
onboard  wine,  and  proceed  to  Jamaica,  and  there  deliver;  and  the  freighter
agreed  to  pay  135f.  in  full  for  freight,  during  the  whole  voyage  from
London  to  Madeira,  and  thence  to  Jamaica,  such  freight  to  be  paid  L


Madeira,  on  delivery  of  the  goods  shipped  at  London  for  that  place,  bj
Madeira  wine  at  -lOJ.  per  pipe,  lo  be  carried  in  the  said  ship  to  Jamaica,
free  of  freight ;  the  ship  arrived  at  Madeira,  and  delivered  all  her  London


cargo,  except  thirty-three  cuaks  of  coala,  which  tlie  captain  kept  c
to  stiffen  the  ship;  having  received  part  of  his  cargo  for  Jamaica,  hut  not
the  wine  to  be  paid  for  freight,  a  gale  of  wind  arising,  the  captain  vrat
obliged  to  cut  his  cables,  and  run  out  to  sea,  where  he  was  captured  :  iuh

(/)  HornaulU  v.  Smart,  7  East,  (h)  Hail  v.  £nnni,  2Dow,  367.
400.  (j)  Setlar  v.  M'Vicar.  1  N.  R.  23.
(g)  Thampton  n.  Taylar,  6  T.  R.
Subject'tnaiter  of  Insurance.  1459^

der  these  circumstances  it  was  decided  that  the  plaintiff  was  entitled  to
recover  for  a  total  loss(^).
