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BELL ROCK LIGHT...SECOND NOTICE. SINCE the Fiat Notice of the Eflablifhment of a FLOATING LIGHT at the BELL ROCK was publifhed , it has been found neeefary to ALTER the SITUA ZION of the VESSEL. She is now moored with a Mtlthroorn Anchor and Chain ID Twenty-one Fathoms Water, the Bell Rock bearing, by the Com pats,S. E. S. diftant about at miles; the Redhead N. by E. E. diftant about to miles; Pittance S. W. W. diftant about tx miler.; and the Wand of May S. W. by S diftant about thi miles. The Bearings and the fmall &etch of the eoaft publithcd along with the MR Notice, not being applicable to the prefent fituattois of the vdTels, need not now be regarded. The Light, which is from Oil, was exhibited on the night of the z 5 th 'orient, es formerly advertifed. ._ By Order of the Hoh. Light Houks. Etrmbures, Sept. 711, sto7. C. CUNINOHAM, Sec. of the Northern ALBION BREWERY. AT a Meeting of Seidl Friends it was determined to eftablifb a BREWERY, under the above Title. with a view to amend the Public's Beverage, and at the fame time to reduce the price. To drat this purpofe, the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public at large, are refpettfully informed, that Plans, ex planatory of the whole, may be had, Shares purchafed, and proper Receipts given, at Mars. Sanfon, Blake, and Pottlethwait's, No. 65, Lombard-ltreet; Meffrs. Masts, Sibbald, and Co. Berner*. ftreet ;and at Mr. Cattleman's, Cattle Tavern, Mark-lane. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. . MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • ORDNANCE OFFICE, SEPTEMBER 22. Corps of Royal Engineers. Gentlesran Cadet Frederick Foglia) to be Second Lieutenant, vice Dixon, promoted. Dated Scpt. 8, 1807. Commiffions figned by the Vice Lieutenant of the County of Glamorgan.—Fore!} Rifle Volunteers. William Richard,. and David Davies, Gents. to be Second Lieu tenants. Dated September is, 1807. Thomas Martin, Gent. to be Enfign, and Lieutenant Wm. Bevan to be Adjutant. Dated Penult 25, 1807. Glamorgan Rifle Volunteers. Second Lieutenants Chrittopher Perkins, and Edward Jenkins, to be Fit it Lieutenants. Dated Sept. /5, 18.4. Cummiffions fined by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Renfrew. ill Regiment of PaiileyVolunteer Infantry. Enfign John M'Ckllan to be Lieutenant, vice Campbell, and William Campbell, Gent. to be Enfign, vice M'Ckllan, pro moted. Dated Sept. 8, 1807. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Robert Parker, Thomas Coates, and James Johnston, of Manchef• ter. Sept. 12,1807. Thomas Kinnerfley, fohn Davenport, and Edward Grafton, of Lorgport, Staffordihire, glafs manufadturers. Sgt. at $837. Edward Bland Conley and John Gregory, uf Old Bond-ftreet, wine merchants. June 30. 1807. Jukn and Richard Prieftley,of High Holborn, bookfellers. Sept. 23, 1837. Thomas Cocks, fen. and John Cocks, of Birmingham, brafs foun der,. March to, ads. Thomas Parkinfon and Gilbert Bullivant, of Manehefter, manu• fadtures. Sept. 5, 1807. !toddy, Peckett, and Ralph, of Warwick lane, Newgate.ftreet, wive and brand) merchants. Dec. it, 1805. Samuel Lomax of Rochdale, and Edmund Sager of Cbadderton, Lanelibire, woollen stanufatlurers. May t, 18or. Samuel Burns and Thomas Rickman, of Pickle Herring Wharf, Su'rcy, cornfadors and wharfingers. Sept 23, tBO7. Ebenezer Clark and James Clack, uf Fleet•ftreet, cutler, and Giver- I:Wan. June 30,1837. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. ........ _ November 3. James Fell, late of Walsworth, Surrey, inforance broker, at ten, at Guildhall. December 3. William Miles, of Brighthelmftone, Suffer, coal merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Odtober 27. Thomas Hughes, of Bennett•ftreet, St. James's, Middlefsx, viduallar, at ten. at Guildhall. November 7. William Lambert CaffeU, of Thames Dittvn, Surrey, carpenter and builder, at ten. at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. . ....... _ _ Robert Mania, of Louth, Lincolnfhire, money-ferivener, dealer I , and chapman, to furrender Oftober 13. ta, at the George Inn, in Cafter, and November 7 at the Caftle of Lincoln, at two.— I Attornies, Mr. Niebolfon, Glamford Briggs; or Mcffrs. Leigh and Mafon, New Bridge ftreet, Blackfriar's, London. John Townfon, of Plymouth Dock, Devon, batter, flopkeeper, dealer and chapman, Oftober 12,13, and Nov. 7, at eleven, at the Built Tavern, Briftol. Attornies, Mr. Samuel White Swat, No. 6, King's Bench Walks, Inner Temple, London; or Mr. Stephens. Briftol. Guyrr Griffin, of Tooley-ftreet, Southwark, Surrey, lacking ma • nufaiffurer, flour-fadtor, dealer and chapman,Odtober to, at one, Oftober 17, at eleven, and Nov. 7, at ooe, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Wright, Dowgate Hill. Samuel Webb, of Bethnal Green, Middlefez, tallow chandler, dealer and chapman, Oftober Is, at fix, Glauber 13, and Nov. 7, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Richard Drew, Clif ford's Inn, London. Charles Smerdon and Benjamin Penn, of Liverpool, druggilts, dealers, chapman, and lurviving partners of William Skaife, of Liverpool, deccafed, Odtober at, 21, at one, and Nov. 7, at three, at the Globe Tavern, John ftreet, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Woods, Liverpool; or Mr. Blackftock, St Mildred's court, Poultry, London. Ilenry Hall, of the parilli of North Caney, Gloucefterfhire, dealer and chapman, Dauber 8, at (even, OCtol er 9, and Nov. 7, at eleven, at the Ram Inn, Cirencefter. Artot eh., Mr. Lediard, at Cirencefter ; or Mars. Cruchley and Fry, No. la, alffurd's- Inn , London. William Peter Joggett, of Cullum-ftreet, Fenehurch ftreet, Lon don, merchant and infurance broker, Oftober la, at fit, Oftoher 13, and November 7, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bousfield, Souverie-ftreet, Fleet-ftreet. Samuel. Wentworth Lane, of Davis ftreet, Berkeley. fquare, Mid cllefex, coachmaker, Oftober 3, to, and Nov. 7, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Barton Greenwood, Manchefter ftreet, Manebefter•fquare. .11zabeth Washington and George Currell, of Ckefter, milliners, haberdallsers, dealers, chapman, and copartners, October 3, to, and Nov 7, at twelve, at GuildlialL Attornies, Meffrs. Med dowcroft and Stanley, Gray's Inn, Loudon. Peter Smith, of Liverpool, victualler, flopfcller, dealer and chap man, Odober z 7. so, and November 7, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, in Liverpool. Attornies, Mar,. Parr and Thompfon, Penick ftreet, Liverpool. John Cartwright, of Wolverhampton, Staffordfhire, druggift, gro cer, dealer and chapeau, October is, at four, Gabber t 6, and Nov. 7, at eleven, at the Jeroinghatti Arms Inn, Shiffnall, Salop. 4ttornice, Mr. Edward Biddle, of Wolverhampton; or Mr. Williams, Staple Inn, London. DIVIDENDS. Sept. 29. James Forbrooke, of Derby, grocer, at eleven, at the Kings Jams Tavern, Jury- ftrect, Derby. Sept. .is'. Samuel Hodgfon the elder, late of Stourbridge, Wureef teribire, maltfter and tallow-chandler, at eleven, at the Lyttle ton's Arms Inn. in Hagley. Sept. 26 John Blakelton, late of Kingfton-upon•Hull, grocer, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Kingfton.upon Hull. Sept. 29. lames Gray, of Eatt Smithfield, Middlefex, baker, at ten, at Guildhall. Sept 26. John Wharam, of Manchefter, vidtualler, at eleven, at the Dog favern, Deatifgate, Manchefter. Sept. 28. William Travers and James Bate, both of Warrington, Laucafisire, grocers, and copartners, at eleven, at the tagie and Child Inn, Warrington. Sept. 30. Jofeph Bedale and Thomas Bedale, both of Salford, Lan eaftere, cotton fpinners and copartners, at eleven, at the Dog 'favern, Manciefter. Sept , 29 Walter Jacks, late of Briftol, merchant, at eleven, at the Bulb Tavern, Corn-ftreet, Briftol. Sept. 29. William Steer, late of Margate, Kent, linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Sept. 3.). joint Sizes, of Manningtree,Effex,Osopiteeper, at *wen, at the Three Cups Inn, Coktsefter. Sept. 28 William Self, of Bath, Somerfet, mercer and draper, at eleven, at the White Hods lan, Tiverton, Devon. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, SEPTRMSFR. 26. Copy of a Letter from Vies Admiral the Right Hono urable Lord Collingwood, Commander in Chief of his Majeity's Ships mid Vcffels in the Mediterranean. to William Madden, IN. Ocean, Gibraltar Bay, June ay. Ole,. Sza—l inclofe. to be laid before the Lords Commiemers of the Admiralty, the copy of a letter from Captain Rake, Commander of his Majeity's Sloop the Scout, detailing the proceedings of that (loop and the Redwing in deftroying a Spanlib privateer, a letter II of marque, and a felucca, in the river of Barbate, on the 55th kftant. I allot tranfmit one from Lieutenant Tornlinfon. com manding his Majeity's gun brig the Dexterous, giving an account of his having on the 23d initant, attacked two of the enemy's pri• vateers near the Iftand of Carl!, one of which was captured and brought out. Sub-Lieutenant Pritchard, who commanded the Dexterous boats on this meafioss i and bad the misfortune to be wounded, I had appointed to aft as Lieutenant of the Terrible on the 23d, instead of Lieutenant Campbell of that thip, invalided ; and I hope he will in a ihort time be fufficiently recovered to join his chip. I am, Sir, &c. (Signed) coxttriowoon. His Majefty's Sloop Scout, Gibraltar Bay. June 26. My Lord—l beg leave to inform your Lordilip, that on the 13th inflant, his Majeily's flnop under my command, in company with his Nfajelly's (loop Redwing, chaced into the river Barbate a Spanifh privateer and a letter of mauve, with a felucca un. der his convoy. She got over the bar, and opened her fire on us as we were (landing into the bay ; I anchored both brigs within range of grape of the river, and fent in the boats of both (loops to deflroy them, which, I am happy to inform your Lordfhip, they did. The privateer's name is the De Bon Vaffallio,. Peter Thompfim, Commander, mounting one long 24 pounder and two long fixes, manned with 42 men, all of which made their efcare but four ; the others' names I could not hear. They alfo took two fignal pods, and brought the fignals off, which 1 inclofe to your Lordfhip. My Lord, I am much indebted to the officers, petty officers, feamen, and marines of both brigs, EA. the Ready and determined condo t in boarding the privateer under a heavy fire from hi; great gun. I am happy to inform your I.ordlhip that we have loft no men; only one man of the.dedwing, who has hi. arm broke by a fplinter by the explofton of the privateer when the was blown up. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) w. RAITY. His Majefty's gun brig Dexterous, Gibraltar Bay, June 24• My Lord—Having obferved the Ifle of Cant, at the foot of Apes Hill, to be a lurking place for the enemy's privateers which infeft the Gut, I endea• voured on the 23d inftant to make myfelf acquainted by founding round it ; the boat fent on this duty was fired,iat by a privateer, which had fecreted herfelf anionglt the rocks. At four P. M. came to, with a fining on the cable, within lets titan half a mile of the enemy's veffel, which we now difcovered to be two, from which our fire drove the mer. At five, finding our fire not to have the defied effed, of f►nk ing them, the officers and people volunteered to bring them out in the boats, which they effected under a heavy fire of mnfketry from the privateer's people, Rationed on the ifland. She is named the Vidoria, Jofeph Landage, commander, mounting two long ,x•eounders, and 25 men, one of whom we found 4 on hoard wounded. I have the fati4aBtion to inform your Lnrdthip, that the cool and Heady behaviour of the Dexterous' crew meets my approbati , n ; but the gallant conduEl of Mr. Pritchard, Sub-Lieutenant, who commanded the party, deferves the higheti commendation ; for though wounded in the Cade he ii,re he or on b3ard the veff.l, he concealed the hurt till he received a fecond ball through the arm; he (peaks in the hi g heß terms of the men under his command, efpectally Edward Stokes, gunner's mate, to whom, on Mr. Pritchar d's being wounded, the command devolved. I have now the painful talk to fulfil t f acquaint ing your Lordfhip, that we had one amine killed, and two feamen (betides Mr. Pritchard) wounded: they are all in a fair way of recovery. The other veffel was fo teemed by the jocks, that it was im puli-able to get her out. 1 have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) ROBERT TOMLINSON, Lieut. and Commander. Extract of another Letter from Vice Admiral Lord Collingwood to William Madden, EN dated on board the Ocean, at Sea, July 16. liuclofe, to be laid before the Lords Commiffioners of the Ad miralty, a return of captutt s made by the (hips and veffels on this Ration, as far as reports have been received, to this date. An Account of Ships and WU* Captured by his Majefty's Ships and Velfels under the Command of Vice Admiral Lord Coiling wood, Commander in Chief in the Mediterranean, &c June so Turkins fltip la Belle Mora, of 8 men, from Scattari bound to Trieftc, laden with wool, wax, dm captured by the Unite, Da cember al, 1806. Torkint (hip Balla Sudan, of t t men, from Scattari bound to Triefie, laden with wool. wax, fee c tpt tired by ditto, fame date. Turkith bark Rondinella, of V men, from Scattari bound to Triettc a l l laden wbh oil, &c. captured by ditto, fame date. Venetian Trabaceolo St. Antonio dc Jodoa, of 5 men, front Trull bound to l'rielte, laden with plank ; captured by ditto, Do ember 20,1806. French trabaccolo Lade Cree, of 5 guns and 36 men, from Ancona on a cruize ; captured by ditto, January 12, 1807. Spaniels ream bialbrook, of 9 men and ao tons, from Majorca bound to Barcelona. laden with oil and 'octal ; captured by the Hind, March 20,1837. Spat,ifia fettee le Conception, of q men and to tons, from Minor ca bound to Marfeilles, laden with almonds ; captured by ditto, fame date French felucca Noftra Senora Mifericordia, of 2 guns, from whence unknown, bound to Ipfatia, laden with herrings ; captured by the Spartan, March 15,1837. French Polacca la Coneezione, of 3 guns and 6o tons, from Al• ghier Sarten bound to Genoa, laden with corn and cheefe ; cap tured by the Aurora, April 12, 1807. Spanith knee Serbervio, of 3 guns, 36 men,and io tops, from Ma laga bound to Malaga ; captured by the Hydra, April 15,1807. Spanith (cum, No 20, of 2 guns, 36 men, and 36 tons, from Ma laga bound to Malaga ; captured by ditto, fame date. Spa , tifh fettee Francifeo de Padua, of 8 men and 38 tons, from Mellilh , coaft of Spain, bound to Almeria, in Wall ; captured by ditto, April 23,184. Spanith f.rtee St. Antonio Abad, of 9 men and 20 tons, from Ma vabella hound to Ceuta, laden with bricks, leather, &c. captured by the Scout, May i 0,1827. Spanith (hip Virgen del Rofarin &larder, of 1 gun, t 2 men, and 77 tons, from Almeria Hound to Minorca, laden with Ltuda Bag rope ; c tptured by the itenomee, fame date. Spanish brig name unknown, laden with bale goods and leaf live; captured by the Scout, May 12, 18.7. Spanierfettee name unknown, laden with fifh, rice, brandy, and paper ; captured by ditto, fame date. Spent& fettee San Siman, of 7 men and t 5 tons, from Cadiz bound to Marvello, laden with bricks, bread, and onions; captured ditto, May 19, 1807. Spanifh fettee St. Antonio, of 4 men and 8 tons, from Cadiz bound 1 to liflapona. in 13allaft ; captured by ditto, May 20, a 807. fettee St. Antonio de Annum, of to men and 25 tons, from Cadiz bound to Malaga, laden with deal, copper, &e. captured by ditto, fame date. Spanith kit= Virgen del Carmen, of 7 men and t 5 tons, from Ca diz bound to Algefiras,in hallaft ; captured by ditto, fame date. Two fetters, drove afhore and deftroyed off Cape Trafalgar, by the Scout, fame date. Spanifb felucca privateer N Determinando, of 3 guns and 29 men, from Cadiz bound to Algefiras; captured by ditto, May 20,11807. Spanith xebec El Corrider, of j guns, 19 men, and 3o tons, from ' Malaga bound to Melilla, laden with oil s Wine s ihrtr, &g. sap- ' t.:rell by the *rigs, May 28, 1,8:7. DU77CIF DECR4 • 112 TRACT F 2014 TWA naqtrrea or lilt at socextoas OF THE 121NISTElt OF ?teases TO NIS MAJISTT Tlll moo Of HOLLAND, 'EFT. 2, 1807. In the fir ft place, a Decree of his Majefty the King, given at Paris, Augufl 28, 1807, was read, the fob ftance of which is asiollows Confidering that, confident with the true We' reps of our Kingdom, it is our intention to contribute, by all means in our power, to the much-wifbed for Me of the great meafures adopted by his Majefty the Emperor and King againd the common enemy, for the attainment of a general peace, and the inde pendence of the Peas;. confidering that Rome fubaltern agents have rendered therafelves culpable, by weak • nets and neglea in the execution, of the meafures prefctibed by our Decree of the tsth . of December, 1806 ; confidering the dexterity and pet fidy.Made tsfe of in feveral neutral ports, with refpe& the papers of neutral velrels, and this In far as to enaanger Ale health of Europe ; and that, with this view, letters of quarantine have been forged , c onfider-in, finally, that it is necefrary that all thefediforders timid find a !period, at a moment fn critical to the enemies of' the Continent, and efpecially for trading nations; and that the honour and the deareß interefts of our fob jefts wculd he compromifed, in cafe we Ihould rased! from the firid executi )n of the laws and decrees that we have adapted, we have decreed, and de decree as follows : o ART. I. The Agents arrefted in confequence of the orders of our Minifter of Mice and Police lhall be brought before the competent authorities, to be dealt with according to the laws. " 11. Refpeeting the Vcffels detained in our ports, the lift 'of which is fubjoined, the competent Tribunals are ordered to pro ceed anal fl them with the utrunft rigour " Ili. Reckoning from the day of the publication of the pretent Decree, every vetted arriving its our ports is bound to enter into a double fecurity, which than remain in force till the legisioracy of their papers is acknowledged, and fulficient proof is given that there veffels have not touched at an enemy's port. " iV. In cafe it mould be proved that the Papers are falfc, or that, in oppofition to the declaration of the Captain, the smite! has touched at an enemy's port, the amuunt of the &obit, fecuri•y thdl he immediately demander!, and therms' paid into the public Treafirry. " V. As (non as the feurity than he regulated, the liberation of the (hip (hail take place, in pretence of the portals appointed for that purpore by the Minitter of Finance, who !hall take care that owners shall not unlhip any thing that may be prefumed to come under the defcription of Englith goods. " VI. In cafe it mould be proved that the goods are actually of Enghth fabrication, to have been brought from an enemy's port, they !hall not only he confitcated f u. the benefit of the public Trea • fury, but the double fecurity (tail be forthwith demanded, and the (hip compelled to put to fee Immediately ; and, in cafe of bad we'. titer, no indulgence (ball be allowed, but under the molt vi,;ilant infreetion, filch as a guard, fee. " VII. All correfpondence, printed journals, &c. brought by neutr al., (hall be (deed and burnt. " VIII. AR paffengers or travellers, not able to prove that they do not come frnm the Britifh 'Rands, (hall bAiounediately (cut out of the Kingdom. • 4 4 IX. All the former prohibitory limitations relative to the Poeta trade are to remain in full force, to far as they are not feded by the pretnt decree. " X. All perfons trantgreffing againft thee determinations, than be confidered as oppoling the laws of the kingdom, and punt- Ned accordingly. " XI. Otir Minitter of Finance is al,•ne and perfonally rerpon• little for the ftridt execution of theft. determinations Our Mini flees of War and Marine Cull put under his dif p nlal detachments of huffars, gene d'armes or infantry, together with fuel) !loops and armed valets as he may equire. " XII. Our Minifters of Marine, War, and Finance, are char ged, each fo far as they arc concerned, with the execution of the prefent Decree." The lecond document is a Decree of his Majelly the King, dated this day, No. I. in which it is required, that all perfons demanding paffports to go into ferreign countries, [hall be required to Rate, whether they mean to go by fea or by land : the fame to be men tioned in their pairports. If the perfons demanding paffports mean to travel by land, the words ty lane! (hall alone be infected in the paffport ; and when their objet may be to go by lea, this mutt be fignitied by a fpecific (latement of the name of the ih;p, the captain, the port from whence they intend to fail, and an exalt reference to the place of deflination. 4 1 t. It is determined to adopt the 111 At tide of the above-mentioned Decree, for public notification. " 2. According to the zd At ticle of the fame De cree, and in order that the fufpeOed fallehood of the fhip's papers and their lading which may be in the hands of the Miniftry, (fuch !hips being under em bargo or in cunody) may be brought to the cleated proof; and that the Paid (hips and their lading fhould be proceeded againft, according to the rigour of the laws, the projed here inferted is to be fent to the King; and in o: der a'fo that an tea& inventor y of the papers may be made out, they (hall Ite tranfmitted to the Minifter of Foreign Affairs. ,‘ 3 His Excellency the Minitler of Marine is to be requelled by letter, to adopt the moll efficacious meafures to prevent the introdudion of the goods and manufadures of the enemy, to put (tome veffels of war in a Rate of forwardnefs, which velfels are to receive an Officer of Convoys and the Cultoms on board ; and for this purpofe alfu, they are to cruize in the dreams and waters of this kingdom. as under : " a. Two veffels to cruize in the Zuydcr Se', as far as Pamius, and along the Wadden, sitar as the Craft of Groningen. " 6. Two veffsis to cruise in the ftreants of Zealand, between the ;Masse and the Weft Schelde. " c. One wird to cruise from the coaft of Groningen to the river Jande, fu far Ls this can be effeeted with (Atty. 4. By letter alto, to tugged to the fame Milliner of Marine, whether the watching of the ttrands and coatis may not be confiderably facilitated by the Of ficers of the Convoys and Cuftoms, in common with the military force, and better effeded by the means of telegraphs along the coatis ; and the proper places to be pointed out. , "lo requeft his Excellency the Minider of War, to Ration troops, and cavalry kr, particular, upon the coatis, and upon tome iflands where fufficient vigi lance has not been ufed, viz. In Friezeland and Gretiingerland, between Har lingen and Delfzyl, a fquadron of cavalry ; and to put them at the difpofal of the Commanding Officer, according to the advice of the Subflitute Fifcal of Convoys and Cuftoms, M. C. L. Van Berne, at Hat lingen. 46 In Ealt Friezeland, as far as the Jande, a (qua dron of cavalry, to he difpofed of according to the difcretion of M. Van Ricotta) , k, Comptroller General of the Finances in EaR Friezeland, as perforating the funetions of Commilfary General fur Convoys and Cuftoms in that province. 66 In each of the Ulan& of Anreland, Schiermon nikoog and Terffchelling, a detachment of twenty infantry, and five or fix cavalry. 46 In the country of Voorne, a detachment of ca valry. confiding of about 3o men, to be datibned at Ooftvoorne a nd Itokkanye. , • .1 " In the Ifland of Ovetflalticee, a detachment about 12 infantry, and tz of cavalry, in the Gocda Rehede, Middelhatnis, and SommeWyk. • Upon the Ill And of Schouen, 3o cavalry, more or lefs, between Browwerlhaven and Zurickzee. " Upon the ifland of Noordbeveland, a fubahern, and eight cavali y, more or lefs, to be ftationed at Gortgeene. " Provided alfo, that all fuch military corps full refpeafully extend their Cervices, to the alliflance of the Officers of Convoys and Cullom., polled at the neighbouring places alv-Are mentioned ; and betides making a common caufe with them, they molt be careful to keep filch a (harp look out, as nun be found requifire for the fee vice upon which they are employed, and neceffiry for the execution of the or ders of his Majetly the King, for the purport of put- Sing a flop to all communication with the enemy and the prevention of the inundation of every kind of manufaCturesand mcicteandize, which is !Wetly forbidden. "All Officers and fervants belonging to the Con. voys and Cannes are hereby charged, in cold., mit y to the exprefa defire of his Majelly the King, being afflited by the military force, which is already, or (ball hereafter be added to them, to make common. caufe wi:h them; to a& in concert with each other, with the view of preventing all navigation, trade, or communication by or with the kingd im of Breit Britain ; and for that purpife to' be equally a&ive, by day or by night, in order that nothing may efcape t'ieir vigilance, or any attempt be made, with impu nity, to evade the penalties of the laws infliCted upon the enemy. " The Commiffaries General, SulAitute Fifcal and Commilraries General of the Convoys and Cultoms, are earneltly admonilhad to fee to the rigid executidu of thefe laws, and to co operate with them by all pot. fible means ; and upon difcovering the . leali fulpiciou —whether of inactivity, collufion, or improper bolu vioue among the itiferi , ,r racers, ut that their ahem tion or vigilance has been ever reached, or eluded by any perfon or pertains, immediate information of the fame is to be given to the Miniller, in order that Inch Officers may be difpnfed of, according to the impor tance of the cafe; and the aforefaid Offirels, Cuperier and interior, (hall be perfonally tefponfible for their aflions, and for the Chi& perfolmance of the talk im • poled upon them. " In order to pieferve the neceffary vigilance in the iflands of Schouen and Ovetflakkee, both the riding rfficers now upon the Eland of South Beveland than be placed upon the former ifl and ; one near Haam fiede, and the other near Dip koland. " The Commilfaries General are hereby relpec tively enjoined to tranfmit to the !dinner, without delay, the Lumber of Blipping, at prefent detained under embargo in their telpettkive departments, by virtue of the Minider's aforefaid ietolutiNis; together with an account of their lading, or whatever may be found on board of them, whether &policed on Poore, in the aced:mules, or otherwife difpofed of. If any papers belonging to the fhlp, of referring to i:sleding 9 remain in tlioir hands, thefe mull he tranfmitted at the fame time ; and the Cr mmilfaries ate further charged, to make a weekly report of whatever may occur to the laid (hips, and alfo of the meanies put into execution concet ning them. " The Corunarary General at Rotterdam is charged, upon his perform' refpanfihility, to order, that all (hips under embargo, in his jurifdiftion, or thole that may hereafter be in that fituation, he brought up to the Zee Kantor'r of that city, in order thAt he may more conveniently infpekor caufe them to be infpeCted ; and further to place them in fuch a (late of fecority, that their arra cannot by any means be violated. " His Excellency the Minifler of Trade and the Coismies is to be requefled to give the neceffary or ders, that an or der (hall be given by the Criminal:t ries General at Rotterdam and Amfterdam, to his Officers belonging to the Rot ehoutes, to inquire whe ther charge of the fever al (hips lading, whit are under embargo, can be taken ; and in cafe of the fame being accepted, thole vat's now under ember. go, in the depot tment of Amfteidam, or that may be there hereafter, than be laid up in the Eaft-India Dock of that city. " RefpeCting Article VII. of the ab - rvementioned decree, information is to be given, by letter, to th; DireEtor General of the l'oft Office, a"d the Corn miffary General of his Nay the King, in Ealt iezeland, in order that the necefrary meafures may be taker, for the floppage of all cora efpondence, jour. nals, &c. coming from prohibited places; and that upon the leaft fulpicion 111 the fame coming front the enemy's country, fuch difpatches, &c. are to be feized and tranfmitted to the Minitter. a His Excellency the Minilter of Marine is to be requefled, by letter, to order the King's Blips, Ila tioned at the molt diltant polls and guards, to take the nece(Tary meafures for carrying Article VIII. of the aforefaid Decree into execution, by the examina tion of all paffenger , end travellers, to ditcover whe ther they hay: fufficienr proof, that they der not come from the Bti , ifh Nand , ; and fuch proof is to be immediately tranfn:i.ted to the idiniary. And with refpell to paffengers by lea, in cafe their pafrports do not anfwer the conditions of N.). I. of his Islajetly's Decree, a report of the fame is to be made forthwith ; in the mean while, the (hips and palrengers are to be detained under the guns ; and in future, all veffels coming in from lea, though they haveno pafrengers on board,are to be detained, or other* ire to be fear to the nearelt place of Carey, un ter a trusty guard, which fhall remain with them, till the preferiptions of the law, on the part of the Adminiftration of Convays and Cultoms, (hall have been executed. Any', Lay, " The Commidiries General of Convoys and Car: toms (hall be refpatively written to, in order that not themfelves alone, but every perfon in their jurif dietion, (hall be acquainted with the necefrary and tigotous meafures, impofed upon the Officers and fervants of the Convoys and Cultoms ; and alfo that pa_engers f t u he ch co p 4 e a rf s r t s o th ob al t l ai h n e p lt r a o t p io e n r eedvidaelonncge, thatthe (b ore and or travellers there arriving do not come from the Britilh !Bands, and to tratifinit the fame to the Mi nifter ; in failure thereof, loch Officer' are to he reported ; but in all cafes, Ili-angers arriving are to be put under proper fecuriv. The fame condo& is to be obferved, relative to perfons who with to y lea, without having pairports anfweri n g the condi tions of his Majefly's aforefaid Decree, ro whichal all es: preffes, that paflports for pfons contain the rams of the (hip and Cap tain, the port in lea Ro g .