u. -. Circuia Cours.
Before Judge Retts.
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MAY l0.-Capt. Taylsr, ofthe brig Seaaower, was
brought up to be examined for misdemeanor, in
leaving a seaman, named James Doyle, at a foreign
port contrary to the statute. IL appeared that Doyle
was an Irishman, and shipped at Demarara a ira
ding voyage to the Leeward Islands On their arri-
val at Berbicc some disagreement took place be-
tween the Captain and Doyle, and the former sent
the latter ashore and sailed without him. Doyle APP
Piled to the American Consul and that functions
~ ~ na'io g. ,h;. 80, ~ na,s s.soi :. ro,i a.
the necessary papers to prosecute the Captain.


Mr.. Hamilton appeared for the defendant, and con-
teaded that Doyle not citizen, and did not ship
for any port in this country nor did II appear that
he had ever been here before therefore the did
not within the meaning Of the act, and that his
client must be discharged.


The Court agreeing with the learned counsel, the
case was dismissed.