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1810
have need of to be approved of Soldiers sharing with them in
conjunct expedition about prizes taken at sea. Soldiers have no need to be informed of
in regard to Privateers rights of Seamen
Having for its object the benefit advancement of the military
service in both branches of it by sea and land viz. the land and the
sea service, and as a means to that end being principally having for
principal occupation the matter of reward for the purpose affording in the shape of
reward, encouragement to the different classes of persons
whose and labours are dedicated directed to that
service, it is the favourable or cherishing favouring and of the side of her
that is principally employed in the course
Acts is made the greatest use of.</p>
The persons who for their own selves are far
treated in dealt with as the footing of favoured by this
are taken in hand and dealt with by this
of Statutes are of four perfectly distinguishable
: viz.
Seamen their Officers included engaged in the Kings service
Soldiers their Officers included who being engaged in the King's
service are employed in conjunction with Seamen
employed in expeditions which accordingly are
denominated conjunct expeditions.
Seamen serving on board of private ships of war.
called Privateers.
Ships Commander of Vessels, in general maritime
Vessels in private service, sailing under convoy of
King's Ships.
By these Acts different parts of these Statutes, these several
descriptions of persons are regarded and dealt with in both characters capacities
: but principally in the character of parties favoured.
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