Findings

That the vessel was well found and sufficiently manned and seaworthy in every respect and properly supplied with charts, sailing directions and other navigational appliances, and that the compasses were in good order, and that after the vessel stranded, the master, Thomas Brown, appears to have done everything in his power to avert loss of life (the crew having been saved by rocket apparatus).

That, in view of the above, we do not consider it necessary to deal with the certificates which are therefore returned to their owners.