Burrell gold v Southwood appeal from the high court of admiralty in a damage  cause sentence of the court below vary as to amount of damage monition refuse  where action at law institute delegate gold and KIRCOCKE against Southwood  saint Feb which day smith porrected a sentence draw in write on the behalf of  the say John Southwood which he pray to be read give and promulgate for his  party and justice c in the presence of Suckley dissent and porrecting a  sentence also in write on the behalf of the say gold and Kircocke which he  pray to be give for they and justice c whereupon upon a full and deliberate  hear and mature consideration have the say judge delegate declare that they  have receive full information and satisfaction touch the merit of this cause  and that sentence must be give for the say John Southwood therein but as to  the quantity or value only of the damage and cost sue for by the say Southwood  in this cause they appoint Hoortye to receive further information onMonday the  that of this instant February between two and five in the afternoon in this  place and assign the cause for sentence at the same time and monished the  respective proctor on both side to attend accord that February the say judge  upon full information and hear of both side find that the sentence give in the  admiralty against gold and Kircocke ought to be reform and in order thereto  they upon mature deliberation resolve to allow unto the say Southwood by their  sentence definitive for the sort principal or value of his loss of ship and  good sue for in this cause only the sum of pound and pound for his damage and  the expense and cost on both side shall be Burrell compensate and set one  against the other so that no cost be give to either party and order Southwoods  party to prepare a sentence to that effect against their next sit which they  appoint on Saturday next in this place between two and five in the afternoon  and monisbed both side to attend accord in the presence of smith accept the  same so much as it make for his party and Suckley dissent that Oct monition  grant against one Prigmore a sergeant who have serve the monition upon gold  and Kircockes surety and to who a moiety of the pound damage have be pay for  the use of Southwood order he to pay the pound into court and a monition be at  the same time grant against the surety for payment of the remain moiety that  Nov the money not have be pay into court by Prigmore it appear that Southwood  have sue he at law for the same whereupon the court judge it will be  unreasonable that Southwood shall have a double remedy for the same thing and  therefore as to that moiety they do forbear such to decree anything further  but leave he to his remedy at law saint Dec Southwood acknowledge receipt of  pound which have be levy upon the surety