...the vigilance of our own cruizers ' vessels bearing any flag except the French — notwithstanding aH the documents which accompany the ship and cargo may represent the same to be destined to any neutral or hostile port, or to whomsoever such property may appear to belong? it would be strange indeed...

...may reprefent the fame to be deitined to any other neutral or hoftile port, and to whomfoever fuch property may appear to belong ; upon condition that the name and tonnage of the Teflel, name of the mailer, and time of her clearance from her port of lading, {hall be endorfed on...

...protect against the vigilance of our own cruizera * vessels bearing any flag except the French — notwithstanding all the documents which accompany the ship and cargo may represent (he same to be destined to any neutral or hostile port, or to whomsoever tuch property may appear to...

...forged, the vessel would otherwise be seized. This is what is meant by the general expression of " notwithstanding all the documents which accompany the ship and cargo may represent the same." So much for the system of forgery on which this license trade rested. But all this is not enough :...

...therein described,) and such goods as are permitted by law to be exported, except hemp, from London to any port in the Baltic not under blockade, notwithstanding...cargo may represent the same to be destined to any neutral or hostile port, and to whomsoever such property may appear to belong.' 1 The ship sailed for...

...as arc permitted by law to be imported, (with some exceptions,) to any port in the United Kingdom, notwithstanding all the documents which accompany...cargo may represent the same to be destined to any neutral or hostile port, and to whomsoever such property may appear to belong: terms, which to me sufficiently...

...notwithstanding all the documents which accompany the ship and cargo may represent the same to be destined to any neutral or hostile port and to whomsoever such property may appear to belong." The ship sailed for Si. PeU-rslurgh where Woldff and ScMtisser, to whom the goods were consigned, had...

...order of council, and directed the commander of all ships of war to suffer her to proceed as aforesaid, notwithstanding all the documents which accompany...may represent the same to be destined to any other hostile or neutral port." The ship and cargo were captured on the voyage, off the coast of Holland,...

...thence specified goods, notwithstanding all the documents may represent the ship to be destined to a neutral or hostile port, and to whomsoever such property may appear to belong. The ship was liberated as neutral, but the goods were condemned by the court of Russia, as the property...

...blockaded, notwithstanding all the documents that might accompany the ship and cargo might represent her to be destined to any other neutral or hostile port, and to whomsoever such property might appear to belong," under the usual provisions for indorsing, &c.; the licence was dated on the...