High Court Of Admiralty, ...
Soon after Lord STOVEI.L had taken his seat, the REGISTRAR infhrmed the Court, tliat he had received an order in Council re- specting Algerine vessels. Lord STOWaLL desired thatit rnight be read forthwith. The RFGIsTrnARthei) read an orderby hisI Majesty in Coancil, dated the 25th of May, 1824, authorizing the Judge of the High Court of Admiralty of England to proceed to the adjudicationeof all Algerine prize-property that slhould have been captured at any period subsequently to the 30th of Januarv last, or that might be hereafter captured pending the present state of our relations with Algiets. Lord STOWELL inquired whether there were any cases of Algc. rine prize t;otthcoming in that Court? The KJNO's P10OCToR replied, that he knew of but one sueh case, in which application had been made to hirm respecting head- money. the vessel captured in that instance having becn destroyed. SiT CqRiSroPxcR.RoaBINsox stated,toat 5onneapplications had been made to him for the establishment of a prize commission att Malta: but he had advised the pasties to institute turther inqui- ries,andobtain "nore information,before theyproceeded in the matter. THE TarTON. This was ar. action on a bototmry bond for 2;01. or, money lent hy a British Consul in America, and of wrhich amount 2001. were i!harged for his own fees and commissions. The cause was opened, but not completed, and stands assigned for sentence upon the Regi6- car's and Merchants' report on the bond, the validityof which bond was, however, pTonounced for. hI10GH COURT OF AIDMIRAITY, FRIDAY, JULY 16. A T. r. 125. RS