Legal Opinion
La Nereyda. The Spanish Consul , Libellant
Supreme Court of the United States
Decided March 15, 1823PublishedCited by 4 opinions
1Opinion of the Court 1
21 U.S. 108
5 L.Ed. 574
8 Wheat. 108
LA NEREYDA.
The Spanish Consul, Libellant.
March 8, 1823
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APPEAL from the Circuit Court of Maryland.
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This was an allegation filed by the Spanish consul against the brig Nereyda, a public vessel of war belonging to the king of Spain, stating, that the vessel had been captured by the privateer Irresistible, John O. Daniels, master, in violation of the laws, treaties, and neutral obligations of the United States. The claim given in by Henry Child, as agent in behalf of the claimant, Antonio Julio Francesche, set up a title in him acquired under a sale in pursuance…
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