Recapture-see salvage

Rescue-of a neutral ship by her crew ont of the hands of
a lawful cruizer, cause of condemnation...
from the enemy, on the part of a British master
and boy-case of great merit

....

Revenue Cutters-with a letter of marque, take, as private
ships of war, on recapture of British
property...

279

222

226

S

Salvage-civil and maritime

proceedings in them

215, 355

216

for the convenience of the property saved, some-
times by monition against the owner to shew
cause, why salvage should not be decreed.. 217
may be settled by the lord Warden's commis-
sioners of the Cinque Ports

323

...

their award may be pleaded to proceedings in
the Admiralty..

324

not necessary to be in writing.

i.

on recapture, by the general maritime law

308

by the prize act

310

308

309

reward settled.

not distinguished in individual cases, on account
of greater personal gallantry

the regulations of the prize act apply to cases of
ships cut out from under a fort, as well as to
recaptures on the open sea ....

it is not essential to constitute a capture, so as to give
occasion to a recapture, under the prize act, that
the enemy should have taken bodily possession..
a remarkable instance of capture without
bodily possession.

ib.

307

ib.

on recapture, under the prize act, confined to
cases in which the recaptured vessel comes into
the possession of the recaptor

307

on rescue, by the master and boy

E

222

VOL. III.

.......

Schegel-inaccuracy of, corrected (See Freight)
Statutes-12 Ann, stat. 2. c. 18. & 26 G. 2. c. 19. s. 10.
empowering commissioners of the cinque ports
to settle salvage

26 G. 3. c. 60. s.17. recital in bill of sale, 37 G. 3.
c. 117, respecting foreign traders in India, 39
G. 3. c. 80. s. 29. regulating the discharge of
mariners abroad in the African tradę...•••
42 G. 3. c. 96. jurisdiction of Vice Admiralty
Courts in America and the West Indies

T

Territory protection of neutral territory, operating to the
restitution of enemy's property captured within
Its limits....

304

323

92

56

operating to the release of enemy's property
captured beyond the line of demarcation,
by boats sent from a ship lying within the
neutral territory
.162, 164, 166
claim of Prussian territory, extending over
the Groningen Watt, held not to be made out
in proof..
...336,351
claim of, not entertained, on the suggestion of
individual claimants, without the sanction
and interposition of the sovereign state ..........

V

Valuation of property by the invoice and 10 per cent. does
not include freight; freight directed to be
added to the Registrar's report ********

W

Warrant of arrest against a ship taken as prize. but not
brought to adjudication, refused in the Instance
Court

proceedings directed to be in the Prize Court,
calling on captor to proceed to adjudi-

162

210

212

cation

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