War in Disguise, Or, The Frauds of the Neutral Flags

Admiralty admit advantages agents America Appendix assert belligerent rights branch of commerce Britain British Buonaparte capture carriage carried cent claimants Cockpit colonial trade colours commodities conduct consequence convoy Cuba duties effect enemy engaged England Europe evils expence exportation fact favour foreign former France fraudulent free ports French Guadaloupe Havannah hostile colonies important India indulgence islands Jamaica land latter Leeward Islands less Lord Barham Majesty's government marine Martinique means ment merce mother country nations natural naval navigation navy neutral commerce neutral country neutral flag neutral merchants neutral port neutral powers neutral vessels peace perhaps planter premium present pretended principle prize court profit protection quarrel re-exportation respect revenue risques royal instructions rule scarcely seamen shew shewn Spain Spanish sugar supplies supposed taffia tion tral transaction treaty treaty of Amiens underwriters United voyage West Indies Windward Islands