Johnson v. 21 bales, 28 cases of merchandise, and 2708 bars of iron, goods and merchandize, claimed by Falconer

*434This case will first be considered as it is disclosed by the ship’s papers, and the preparatory examinations, and then will be examined the defence arising out of the farther proof that was ordered and produced. . 1 .. It appears by the papers, that the property in quéstion was laden on board the ship Mary and Susan, at Liverpool, in England, some time in the month of July, 1812.. That the Mary and Susan is an American registered vessel, and that she sailed from Liverpool on the 16th of July, 1812, on a' voyage to New-York, with these goods on board, and under a charter-party to John…