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sario y el Santo Christo de Buen Viage_ Philip Y Banes Mr. A Business of Appeal and Complaint of } Nullity promoted by Philip Y Banes Master } For Sentence of the Spanish Ship _La Virgin del Rosario_ } on the Second _Y el Santo Christo de Buen Viage_ } Assignation against Richard Haddon Commander of } and Informations. the Schooner _Peggy_ } Their Lordships having heard the Proofs and Council on Both Sides declared that it Appears to their Lordships that upon the Case laid before the Judge below by the Respondent himself the Capture of the Effects in Question ought to have been deemed Piratical, that the Respondent ought to have been prosecuted for the same and the Effects Secured and that the Proceedings were Irregular and Illegal and the Sentence of Condemnation of the Thirty first March 1757 Appeald from Unjust and Warranted by no Collour of Proof. Therefore their Lordships By their Final Decree or Sentence Reversed the same and Decreed the Ten Doubleoons, five thousand seven hundred and sixty four Dollars, one hundred and five Pistreens, one Bracelet, Twenty Gold Rings, the Silver Buckles and Small Silver, Six Swivel Guns and Shott, one Cask of Powder and Cutlasses and one Bag of Indigo to be Restored or the Value thereof to be paid to the Claimant, and Condemned the Captor in Costs and Damages and their Lordships are of opinion that the Governor of New York ought to cause the Bond given by the Captain of the Privateer to be put in Suite and apply the Penalty for the Benefit of the Claimant. GODF'Y LEE FARRAND, Register of his Majesty's high Court of Appeals for Prizes. _196. Appeal of Miller and Simpson. July 7, 1761._[1] [Footnote 1: For Miller, see doc. no. 186, note 3; for Simpson, doc. no. 187, note 3. The Lords Commissioners for Appeals, in pronouncing the decree just preceding, evidently considered that the whole matter was before them; but Judge Morris, July 4, 26, 1761, declared that the sentence reversed by them was solely that of Mar. 31, 1757, condemning as prize the goods brought by Haddon, and that their decree was no reversal of the sentence of Feb. 10, 1759.] Thomas Miller and { Sampson Simpson { New York Court of Vice _ad's_ { Admiralty. The King { Whereas you the Honorable Lewis Morris, Esqr., Commissary and Judge of the Court of Vice Admiralty for the Province of New York, did lately pronounce your Decr
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