404. Capture for Carriage of Contraband 506 405. Penalty for Carriage of Contraband according to the Practice hitherto prevailing 508 406. Penalty according to the Declaration of London for Carriage of Contraband 511 406_a_. Seizure of Contraband without Seizure of the Vessel 513 CHAPTER V--UNNEUTRAL SERVICE I. _The Different Kinds of Unneutral Service_ 407. Unneutral Service in general 515 408. Carriage of Persons for the Enemy 517 409. Transmission of Intelligence to the Enemy 521 410. Unneutral Service creating Enemy Character 524 II. _Consequences of Unneutral Service_ 411. Capture for Unneutral Service 526 412. Penalty for Unneutral Service 527 413. Seizure of Enemy Persons and Despatches without Seizure of Vessel 530 CHAPTER VI--VISITATION, CAPTURE, AND TRIAL OF NEUTRAL VESSELS I. _Visitation_ 414. Conception of Right of Visitation 533 415. Right of Visitation, by whom, when, and where exercised 534 416. Only Private Vessels may be Visited 535 417. Vessels under Convoy 535 418. No Universal Rules regarding Mode of Visitation 537 419. Stopping of Vessels for the Purpose of Visitation 538 420. Visit 538 421. Search 539 422. Consequences of Resistance to Visitation 540 423. What constitutes Resistance 541 424. Sailing under Enemy Convoy equivalent to Resistance 542 425. Resistance by Neutral Convoy 543 426. Deficiency of Papers 543 427. Spoliation, Defacement, and Concealment of Papers 544 428. Double and False Papers 545 II. _Capture_ 429. Grounds and Mode of Capture 546 430. Effect of Capture of Neutral Vessels, and their Conduct to Port 546 431. Destruction of Neutral Prizes 547 432. Ransom and Recapture of Neutral Prizes 551 433. Release after Capture 551 III. _Trial of captured Neutral Vessels_