ART. III.--INSURANCE DAMAGE TO SAILS AND RIGGING. ADDITION OF DISTINCT LOSSES.

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  THE ship Goldhunter, sailed from Havre, October 2d, 1831, for New York, with a cargo and many passengers. Immediately after the commencement of the voyage, she experienced a gale of wind, and rough sea, which caused her to leak considerably. On the 3d and 4th of October, and on the 5th and 6th, the weather was generally rough, with the exception of short intervals, during which it appears to have been moderate. On the 7th, according to the Protest, there were heavy gales; the ship labored much, and shipped many seas; the foresail was split; the seams on deck opened; and the vessel continued to leak.