Burrell la Pacific admiral be right to share in prize a French ship be take  march in lat off cape Finisterre by his majesty ship Windsor  Capt lane  Falkner that may the ship be condemned in the admiralty court when a  appearance be give for sir Edward hawk claim oneeighth as admiral under who  command the prize be take captain f deny his interest which be propound in a  allegation plead that that march sir e h be appoint by the lord of the  admiralty commander of a squadron of menofwar to be employ in the channel  sound or wherever else his majesty service shall require and he be thereby  require to take on he the command of say squadron and all captain and officer  belong to say ship be charge to be obedient to he as their commanderinchief  that annex to say commission be a listen of what ship the squadron be to  consist among which be the Windsor particular describe to be off Finisterre  then between cape ortugal and Ushant that by reason of the premise the Windsor  be on that march under the command of say sir e h who be at that time on board  the Ramillies proceed to the westward captain f in his answer admit sir e h s  command as plead and give a allegation plead that Feb he receive a order of  that date from the commissioner of the admiralty direct he to take the  Coventry to sea and cruise between lat and till he shall get league to the  westward and direct film to stretch off cape Finisterre and cruise between  cape ortugal and Ushant take care to return to Plymouth sound with both ship  by the expiration of one month from his departure that captain f sail for  Plymouth with the Windsor and Coventry that Burrell er p February and that  march follow take the Pacific in lat with which he return to Plymouth that  march and then and not before receive from admiral Harrison then  commanderinchief at Plymouth a order from sir e h date Spithead saint march  require he as captain of the Windsor to put himself under his command and to  complete his water and Burrell store and provision to four month and to keep  in constant readiness for the sea sir e h sail from Spithead on that of march  captain f do not at that time act under any order of sir e h but sole under  the aforesaid order of that February from the lord of admiralty the fact plead  in this allegation be admit by sir e hawk in his answer that may the judge of  the admiralty pronounce for sir e hawk interest and that under his majesty  proclamation he be and be as admiral under who command the prize in question  be take entitle to oneeighth of the prize and decree the same to he accord  captain f appeal and the lord that July reverse the sentence of the judge  below and pronounce against sir e hawk interest