Legal Opinion
The United States v. La Vengeance
Supreme Court of the United States
Decided August 11, 1796PublishedCited by 44 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
3 U.S. 297
3 Dall. 297
1 L.Ed. 610
The United States
v.
La Vengeance
August Term, 1796.
1
Error from the Circuit Court for the district of New York. It appeared on the return of the record, that La Vengeance, a French privateer, had captured and carried into New York, a Spanish ship, called La Princessa de Asturias; and that thereupon Don Diego Pintardo, the owner of the prize, filed a Libel in the District Court, complaining of the capture; alledging that La Vengeance was illegally fitted out within the United States; and praying restitution and damages: but on a claim, exhibited in behalf of the…
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