Before the Lords Commissioners of Appeals in Prize Causes, States General Peter Dardelǐ, master, Joseph Brownlow, commander of the private ship of war Kate, appellant, against Peter Dardelǐ, the master and claiment of the said ship or Brigantine States General, and her cargo, as the property of himself and other American subjects, respondents : the appellant's case, on motion for inhibition.

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