omissions, whether to be relieved in equity
REGISTERING-OFFICERS, omissions by
REPAIRS OF SHIP. See LIEN.

owners not answerable for beyond the value of ship and
freight

SAILING INSTRUCTIONS

in France

S.

261, &c.

235

238, note (n)

actions for

of goods at sea
for salvage

SALVAGE. See WRECK.

definition of

lien for

on freight

when not allowed

in the Court of Admiralty

whether it can be claimed by a passenger

authority of the Court of Admiralty in respect of

and duty of sheriffs, mayors, constables, and revenue
officers in respect of

necessity of applying to such officers, &c.

366, 374

384, 391

381

385, 528

384, 445, notis.

385

383

387

386

S83

384

383

S84, 387

388,

&c.

397

on capture and recapture of British property, rates of 398, &c.

395

393

384, 391

master and owners answerable for the want of, 221, 228, &c.
SENTENCE of condemnation of ships

SHARES of ship, lien on for repairs, &c.

14

$95

SHERIFF, his duty and authority as to preservation of ships in dis-

tress

SHIP,

221, 257

388, 389, 392

SHIPS.

OWNER.

See BRITISH SHIPS. REGISTER.

SHIPS ARTICLES. See AGREEMENT.
SHIP-DAMAGE, meaning of

SHIP-OWNER. See OWNER. PART-OWNER.

SHIPS-PAPERS

SHIPWRECK. See WRECK.

effect of as to wages

SHIPWRIGHT, repairs by

210

228

430, 435
135

SICKNESS,

of seamen

177, 178, 341, 424

effect thereof as to wages

424

SLAVES,

discharge and punishment of seamen in

contribute to general average
employment of as sailors in America

SLAVE-TRADE,

who may be master of ship employed in

seamens' contract for service in

officers and seamen must be continued in full pay till ship

344

108

102

422

166

cleared inwards or their accounts settled

442

PAGR

STIPULATION in court of admiralty for safe return of a ship 85, 87
form thereof

481

origin of

STOWAGE of goods, master's duty in respect of

STOPPAGE IN TRANSITU,

definition of

French law of

Russian law of

nature of

in what cases it may be exercised

228

351

352

353

ib.

356

356, &c.

not affected by usage of carriers

when goods are deemed to be in transitu

what acts of the consignee will take it away

cases of

359

360, &c.

965, &c.

354, 361, S62, 363, 371, 376, 377

cannot be made in case of a ship chartered by the con-

signee

355

nor if consignee has done any thing equivalent to

actual possession

361

nor by a person who had only a lien on the
goods

359

cannot be made in the case of goods sent upon a trust not sa-

nor when the goods have been assigned over by
the consignee by indorsement of the bill of
lading

371

or under circumstances equivalent to such in-
dorsement

who are to be deemed consignees, and who not
duty of the master in respect of

$75

358

356, 379, 380

goods delivered by master, cannot be afterwards reclaimed 364

in part

Danish ship

not required to be sealed

to be produced by master or owners

articles for, conclusive.

license to pay more than double monthly wages in
Indies

not to be increased for exertion in times of distress
when earned wholly

in case of sickness

ib.

425, 426, &c.

424

of death

426

abroad

payment of at ship's return home

in the coasting trade

⚫ slave trade

loss of

forfeiture of for desertion

for misbehaviour

456

in the coasting trade for refusing to proceed on

voyage

in the West India trade for desertion

not forfeited by entering into his majesty's service

deductions from for absence

for leaving ship before discharged

by whom to be made

how applied

for salvage

damage to cargo

embezzlement

456

426

162, 455

453

454

ib.

445

457

ib.

in the coasting trade for leaving ship before dis-

162, 454

ib.

458

461

460, 461

465

upon what not

at what time a prohibition must be

applied for

form of proceeding there

463, 464

462