A.

ACT of the Congress of the United
States of America, of 7 April 1790,
sect. 9. p. 416. of 1794, 490. of
1818, 474. of 3 March 1847, 418.
Acteon, the, 329.

Action, International, Right of, 5.
Adelaide, the, 203, 223.

Adeline (schooner) and her cargo, the,

345.

Adet's, Mr., Letter to Mr. Pickering,
11 March 1796, 297.
Admiralty, Black Book of the, 337.
Admiralty Jurisdiction, Growth of, 25.
Admiralty Jurisdiction over booty,
137. over prize, exclusive, 115.
Adonis, the, 222.

Affirming gun, Rule of an, 181, 182.
Albericus Gentilis, 242, 245, 247, 343,
436.

Alberoni, Cardinal, 76.

Alerta, the brig, v. Blas Moran, 458,
481.

Alexander the Great at Thebes, 105.
Alexander, the, 222.

Algiers, Blockade of, 207.
Alicant, Port of, 220.
Alphonso X of Castile, 146.
Alvanley, Lord, 106.

America, Confederate States of, 165.
Amistad, la, de Rues, 489.
Amitié, l', 364.

Ancient Jurisdiction exercised by Neu-
tral Powers in matters of Prize, 483.

Archives, Public, 128.

Ardea, dispute with Aricium, 9.
Argentine Republic, Blockade of, 207.
Arles, compact of, with Pisa in 1221,
148.

Armada, Spanish, 62.

Armed Neutrality of the Baltic
Powers in 1780, 161, 267.
Arrogante Barcelona, the, 410, 493.
Art, Works of, 129.

Arthur, the, 214, 216.
Atalanta, the, 314.

Attila, 125.

Audierne, Bay of, 95.

Austerlitz, Column of, 134.

Austria, Declaration of, as to Con-
traband of War, 267.

Avocatoria Edicta, 84.

Azuni, Droit Maritime, 359.

B.

Baltic Powers, Confederations of the,
in 1782 and 1801, 243. Convention
of the, in 1801, 177.

Barcelona, 146.

Beauwes' Lex Mercatoria, 390, 396.
Bell v. Reid, 431, 461.

Belleisle, Duc de, seizure of, 39.
Belligerent privilege of Asylum in

Neutral Waters, 452.

Belligerent Powers may grant Com-
missions of War to aliens, 390.
Belligerent Right of Capture recon-
cilable with the Independence of
Neutral Nations, 504.

Belligerent Right of Visit and Search,
the exercise of the, regulated by
Treaties, 402.

Belligerents, the passage of, through
neutral territory, 442.

Belligerents may not interfere with
Trade within the jurisdiction of a
Neutral State, 294.

Bellona, the, 365.

Betsey, the, 196, 205, 212.
Blackburn v. Thompson, 327.

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315-

Charles V of France, 93.
Charles VI, Emperor, 111.
Charles XII of Sweden, 125.
Charlotte, the, 214, 216, 276.
Charlotte, Witt, the, 392.
Charter Party, 184.
Christianberg, the, 221.
Christopher, the, 369.
Cicero's Offices, 54.

Cochrane, Admiral, 133.

Codex Augusteus Saxonicus Elec-
toralis, 84.

Collectanea Maritima, 339.

Columbia, the, 201, 209, 210, 222.
Comet, the, 215.

Comity between Belligerent Powers
at the outset of war, 95.
Commercen, the, 278, 292, 294.
Commercial Contracts suspended by

war, 109.

Commission granted by King Henry
VIII (A. D. 1512), 375.
Commission of 30 November 1739,
396.

Commission of War, what constitutes
a lawful, 386.

Commission of War must be on board
a Privateer, 383.

Commissions to carry on hostilities,
84.

Compromise, examples of, 6.
Concordia, the, 315.

Condemnation of Prizes brought into
the port of an Ally, 368.

Confederate States of America, En-
voys of, 39.

Conference, Amicable, 6. of Vienna
in 1855, 16.

Conflict of jurisdiction between a
Neutral Admiralty Court and a
Belligerent Prize Court, 496.
Congress of Paris, 16 April 1856,
41, 162, 422. Declaration as to
Blockade, 197.

Congress of the United States in 1775,
277.

Consolato del Mare, 25, 145, 341,355.
Constable of the King, 136.
Constructive Notice of a Blockade,

202.

Contraband, Earliest Catalogue, 233.
origin of the term, 232.

Contrabando, 233.
Contrabannum, 233.
Contravando, 233.
Contremarque, Letters of, 24.
Contributions, Military, in lieu of
Booty, 124.

Convention, Decree of French, 263.
Convention of France and England
(10 May 1854), 353, 370.
be-
tween Great Britain and Sweden
(25 July 1803), 285. of London (19
May 1815), 113. (22 Sept. 1827), 8.
(16 Nov. 1831), 114. with Russia
(17 Jan. 1861), 196. of Schwedt
(6 Oct. 1713), 127. of Sweden and
Denmark (1693), 259.

Conventions, Early, in restraint of
Neutral trade. 244. against the
Employment of Privateers, 420.
Conway, the Countess of, 300.
Copenhagen, Heralds-at-Arms at, 62.
Corfu, Island of, 319.

Corinth, Destruction of, 121.
Corner v. Blackburne, 359.

Correspondence de Napoleon, 96, 97.
Corso, la guerra del, 143.
Coup d'Assurance, 182.
Courir sus aux ennemis, 84.
Course, Armemens en, 26.
Court of Chivalry, 136.

Crawford v. Lucena, 348.

Declaration of War by Louis XIV in
1666, 94.

Declaration of War against Spain in
1762, 84.

Declarations of War, disuse of formal,
65.

Decree of France 23 May 1854, 367.
Decrès, Contre-Amiral, 96.
Debts due to Enemy-subjects, 100
De Hautefeuille on Declaration of
War, 71.
on Blockade, 204.
Delictum, Duration of, after Egress,
217.

De Lovio v. Boit, 377.
Demetrius, King, 194.
Demophoon, 83.

De Negotie en Zeevaart, case of,
322, 323.

Des Droits et des Devoirs des Nations
Neutres, 400.

Despatch, the, 187, 213.

Despatch, the brig, and her cargo,
368.

De Tastet v. Taylor, 431, 461.
Detention of British Subjects in
France in 1803, 96.

De Thou, 245.

Dettingen, battle of, in 1743, 74.
De Witt, Grand Pensionary, 30, 35,

156, 251.

Diet of Nurnberg, 58. of Roncaglia,

59.

Difficulty of specifying articles con-
ditionally contraband, 273.
Diffidatio, 79.

Dion Prusæensis, 52.

Distinction between enemies de facto
and enemies de jure, 310.
Distinction between piracy under spe
cial Convention, and piracy under
the Common Law, 417.

Distinction between trade on the
High Seas and trade within the
Territory of a Neutral Power, 433.
Distribution of Prize amongst joint
captors, 366.

Divina Pastora, the, 504.

Domicil, an acquired, may be aban-

doned at the outset of war, 303.
Domicil, the criterion of National Cha-
racter for purposes of war, 298.
Donaldson v. Thompson, 319.
Dree Gebroeders, the, 307, 317, 365.
Drie Vrienden, the, 217.
Duckworth v. Tucker, 368.

Dumont, Corps Diplomatique, 352.
Dutch Resident at the Court of St.

James in 1656, 343.

Dutch War (A. D. 1664), 381.

Duties of a Neutral Power in cases of
Civil War, 498.

Duty of captors to bring in their cap-

tures for adjudication as Prize, 328.
Duty of Moderation, 17.

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Emérigon, Traité des Assurances,
355.

Employment of the property of a
neutral subject in the service of a
belligerent Power, 312.

Enemies have no locus standi in a
Prize Court, 330.

Enemy character, 298. may attach

to places in the occupation of an
enemy, 325. may be engrafted sub
modo on the neutral character,
308.

Enemy subjects in the country
of a belligerent, 86. in transitu
through the territory of a belli-
gerent, 93.

Envoys of Confederate States of Ame-
rica, 39. Political, exempt from
Reprisals, 38.

Equity as to conditional Contraband,

287.

Erle, Chief Justice, 103.

Erskine, Lord, Speech of, on 8 March

1808, 271.

Estrella, the, 385, 473, 504.

European Nations, Concert of, as to
certain Articles, 266.
Eurysthenes, Ambassador of, 84.
Exceptions in transactions of good
faith originating in time of peace,
323.
Exceptional status of the merchant
on the High Seas, 435.
Eykellenburg, Mr., the case of, 315.

Fadrelandet, the, 364.
Fama, the, 320.
Fanny, the, 188, 492.
Fanny, Ingraham, 288.
Fanucci, 147.

Fecials, College of, 7.
Felicity, the, 331.

Fenwick, Mr., the case of, 315.
Financier, the, 364.

Fitzsimmons v. the Newport Insu-
rance Company, 201.

Fladoyen, the, 100, 370, 483.
Flag of Foreign Privateers, 396.
Flore, La, 363, 364, 365.
Fontainbleau, Abdication of Napoleon
at, 134.

Foreign Enlistment Act, the, 470.
(59 Geo. III. c. 69.)

Forster, Mr., British Envoy to the
United States, 205, 224.
Fortune, the, 214.

Fox, Mr., Notification of blockade by,
206, 223.

Frances, the ship and cargo, 305, 321.
Francis, Emperor of Austria, 134.
Franciska, the, 198, 200, 202, 205,
229. 230.

Franklin, the, 187, 291.

Fraud in egress from a blockaded
port, 220.

Frau Margaretha, the, 277.
Frederick Barbarossa, 58.
Frederick Molke, the, 215.
Free Ships, Free Goods, 157.
Freight upon goods captured by the
enemy, 154.

French Prize Courts, Law of, 151.
French Revolution of 1789, 129.
Friendly character may attach to
places in the occupation of an ally,
326.
Friendschaft, the, 309.
Friendship, the, 314.
Fuero de Layron, 146.
Furtado v. Rogers, 106.

Galen, the, 364.

G.

General doctrine of British Prize tri-
bunals, 275.

General Hamilton, the, 218, 220.
Georgiana, the, 344.

Gildermester, Mr., the case of, 315.
Glass v. the Sloop Betsey, 486.
Gloire, the, 355

Golden Bull of Charles IV, 59.
Goss v. Withers, 348.

Gradual Restraint of Private Expedi-
tions on the Sea, 375.

Hanse League, the, 241.
Hanse Towns, capture of the fleet,

240. Confederation of the, 243.
Hautefeuille, M. de, 135, 400.
Blockade, 204.

Havre, blockade of, 211.
Hay, Sir George, 313.

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Heffter on Contraband of War, 243.
Helena, the, 500.

Henric and Alida, the, 313.
Henrick and Maria, the, 368, 498.
Henry III of England, 92.
Heralds' College in London, 60.
Hérault, Abrégé Chronologique de
l'Histoire de la France, 93.
Hercules, the, 332.
Hertslet's Treaties, 405.
Het Huys, the, 315.

High Seas, distinction between trade

on the, and trade within the Terri-
tory of a Neutral Power, 433. ex-
ceptional status of the merchant on
the, 435.
Hoffnung, the, 227.
Holland, blockade of, 214.

Hollinshed's Chronicles, 61.

Hood, Commodore, 204.

Hoop, the, 109, 173, 360.
Horatio, the, 345.

Hospitality to belligerent ships dis-

cretional on the part of Neutral
Powers, 445.

Jan Frederick, the, 325.
Jarvis, Admiral, 205.

Jefferson, President, on Embargo, 23.
on Marque and Reprisals, 32.
Jena, bridge of, 134.

Jenkins, Sir Leoline, on Contraband

of War, 260, 274. Life and Works
of, 483. on Neutral Jurisdiction,
482, 483, 487. on Reprisals, 36.
Johanna Emilia, the, 466.
Johnson, Mr. Justice, 279, 486.
Johnson v. Greaves, 327.
Joint captures, 363.

Jonge Classina, the, 308.

Jonge Margaretha, the, 267, 272, 277.
Jonge Pieter, the, 225.

Jonge Thomas, the, 291.

Juffrow Maria Schroeder, the, 216,

Hostages, 359.

Hübner's Territorial Theory as

to

Kenyon, Lord, 349.

merchant vessels, 166.

Hurtige Hane, the, 191, 195, 214.

Kinders Kinder, the, 190.

Klüber, on Contraband of War, 243.

Droit des Gens, 296.