High Court Of Admiralty, ...
iL.e Ja:Lk X - UV -CATE moveai to-day forawarrantto arrest this sbip in the usual form, In a cause of bottomny; but under the fol. lowin Epecial circumstancer. The Johl attnd Hoarriet, on her voyage fronm London to Havre, sustained soiue daimages, whicii made it ne- cessary for her, oll her arrival at the latter port, to refit. To defray the cost of these repairs, the captain raised money on bottonry ; but the sum so raised being found to be inisufficient, she took in a fretght Ibr Lisbon. That freight also turning out to be unequal to the charges inctirred at l.avre, anothier boLtomry.bond was given, and the vessel was despatched back thither, in order to be sold. Ilavre, however, was adljudged to be a port very inexpedient for the purposes of such a sale; and the captain having raised a surtber sum on bottorry of 14,606 francs, in order to cover the two former bonds, theJohn and lar, isi sailcd to London, whsre it wag intended that she should be sold. L Word ST FELL immediately granted the warrant. THiE APOLLO. In this case, the Court was Occupied to-day in heating Dr. JEssE Ainnwis, whot iu Al slaborate arguttent coatendeti tbat the Court had no jurisdiction to t17 the question of damages suggeieW by thi other side; that upon the evidence, all the aspersions of the two other co-owners upon the character of Alr. Tarbutt were most com- pletely and satisfactorily disproved; and that the Court, instead of rei'emng any elttrAleous q~uesion to the Retrar and merchants, would direct thc 30001. tor which bail had been given to Air. Tar. butt, to be paid] mhim out of the rcgiatry,nto which it had already been brought. Dr. LusurNoroh- having brlefb' replied, Lord STOWELL said, he wrould g~ive judgment on an ejirly dayv. 111(i1 COURT OF ADif11RALTV. TITTVnAV N. 1fli TIlE JOHN A1D HAItRIET.