| Description | Includes references to a Letter, Remonstrance, Anonymous Declaration and Captain Buckland's Commission and Instructions which he has read and considers the arguments to be solid and unanswerable; the King of Sardinia and the honour of his Flag; the effects of the Piemontese Merchants trading in France; a French vessell and cargo taken by Captain Buckland; a particular case which the owners of the French Pollacca La Sirie lay great stress upon, a neutral vessell which was taken by a French Privateer, which was being decided in the Court of Admiralty; the equipping and fitting of the St John Baptist; a declaration given to Groves by an Officer in the King of Sardinia's service regarding the conduct of Monsieur Clerico; the claim of a Prize by Marshall Bellisle and the Ministers of the Court of France and Captain Buckland's Commission and Instructions |