The Trial of Augustin Bogle French, John French Burke and Matthew Welch, for a Conspiracy: in the Court of King's Bench, Before Lord Chief Justice Abbott and a Special Jury, on Wednesday the 9th of December, 1818: To which are Added, the Further Proceedings on the 27th of January, and 1st and 3d of February, 1819, and the Sentenceorder of the Committee, 1819 - 412 pages |
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affidavit aforesaid afterwards appears assignees Augustin Bogle French Barton Bauptista de Larragoiti believe bills Bolland Bourdeaux brig Pitt British licences British subject Burke's Captain Gordon capture cargo charge Chief Justice Abbott claimants Clarke colors command condemnation conspiracy Corunna counting-house Court of Admiralty crew cruise DEAR SIR defendants deponent further saith ditto evidence expences Ferrol French and Company Gentlemen granted Guernsey Gurney hand-writing Havre J. F. BURKE John Doyle John French Burke Joze Antonio June la Llosa learned friend letter of marque licensed vessel Llosa London Lord Chief Justice Lordships Matthew Welch Menendez merchants Messrs month Nathaniel Bogle French oath Order in Council owner paid Palmyra papers parties person port Portsmouth purpose received recollect sailed San Juan Bauptista Scarlett shew ship Carlotta Simon Cock Spain Spanish letter Spanish privateer suppose sworn thing told transaction Vigo William Fall
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Page 8 - In contempt of our said Lord the King and his laws, to the evil and pernicious example of all others in the like case offending, and against the peace of our said Lord the King, his crown and dignity...
Page 1 - ... certain countervailing duties and drawbacks in respect thereof. An act to continue, during the continuance of the present hostilities, and until six months after the ratification of a definitive treaty of peace, so much of an act of the...
Page 2 - London to be removed to the out ports for exportation to any port of Europe; for empowering His Majesty to direct that Licences which His Majesty is authorized to grant under His Sign Manual, may be granted by One of the Principal Secretaries of State; and for enabling His Majesty to permit the exportation of goods in vessels of less burthen than are now allowed by Law during the present hostilities, and until one month after the signature of the...
Page 2 - Majesty is authorized to grant under his sign manual, may be granted by one of the principal secretaries of state, and for enabling his Majesty to permit the exportation of goods in vessels of less burthen than are now allowed by law during the present hostilities, and until one month after the signature of the preliminary articles of peace...
Page 103 - VII. by the grace of God, and the Constitution of the Spanish monarchy, King of the Spains, and in his absence and captivity, the Regency of the kingdom, appointed bythe general and extraordinary Cortes...
Page 2 - Majesty is authorized to grant under His Sign Manual, may be granted by One of the Principal Secretaries of State; and for enabling His Majesty to permit the exportation of goods in vessels of less burthen than are now allowed by Law during the present hostilities and until one month after the signature of the Preliminary Articles of Peace...
Page 360 - Denmark to this country, were actually employed in importing naval stores, and other Baltic produce, into those parts of Prussia and Swedish Pomerania, which are in the occupation of the French troops. In a word, it may fairly be computed, that of the last two hundred vessels detained for the adjudication of the High Court of Admiralty in this country, at least three-fourths have been proceeded against on the sole ground of their carrying on the commerce of the enemy, under the protection of British...
Page 211 - May it please your Lordship — Gentlemen of the Jury, — I rise to address...
Page 359 - Aug. 8, 1810, the Court said : " It is a matter perfectly notorious that we are carrying on the trade of the whole world under simulated and disguised papers. The commerce of the world unavoidably assumes a disguise ; these disguises we ourselves are under the necessity of employing, with simulation and dissimulation.
Page 347 - ... to this Deponent at the time of -swearing this his affidavit and marked...