The Sun. — London, England, 1807-11-30 00:00:00

-- *,/ ...Cie .!..uctrvig , lANEMA 1 , 1, ; a ‘,..- - Aiidero, with wool; bound to Bristol, detained by ' - : - • • . the Indefatiga ble.Fricrate . - t he S arah,' f Hull, , .~ We.liZtlieve that we have obtained as accurate tin Laccount as can yet 'be procured of the number 'of with wine, &c. fretp Lisbon, bound to Newcastle; :.lives onnight in Dublin'Bayr Jr is • . lost Thursday and the Brig Nept u n e , o f E xe t er , from 'Lisbon, i'nOt easy to ascertain precisely those Who did or did bound to this Port.. - Those Vessels sailedfrou•LiabA. I not sail -in' any cif the Vessels whieli left - Dublin on bon,` in ' '• ' • ' company with 64 -Sail of MerchanhitailiiAr4pWea'nea.dly' - except those who embarked , in the ee of !!'cues. The to soldiers of 'the 18th, who under convoy of the Liedy F r igat'e, 'but ieparatel-t , 1 Ipecli have enabled us to specify the passengers loon afterwards in a %Weill Yale of wind, in wiiieli;'),"ik tat Ship. The Rockdale and Lark went 'ont-the . •i, : , '"l'hi tide • the former,. thete is too much reason_ to the whole Fleet were dispersed.- . ' ' ' i' Fear, e is totally lost :. the Lark, .we have the sati&e- Also arrived the Schooner Mazy Ann,* of and :tien to learn, reached.Holyheaci.in Safety on Friday' from Guernsey, j aden u ith' , ".,;ine, kc. bound te Bel- morning ; and if w:-IS yesterday reported; that Major ' - , - ' 6drinoran, his 'wife and sister, Wheowere thought fast put in. by contrary wi:ids;. the,Harnburglt.Ba,rk .'' to ha:;&,:ennbarked in the ilocidal_e, liave•been saved durora, ludtth' With sitgar, cotTee';•&e:; - the Ham 'by i,.ki6g_ c heir passage in the. Lark.. • ' burgh Ship • i • •• ---v •-•'••' - i . • ' 4 - - • ~ . . . . Zeelast, laden .With. sugar, ' &c. ;- the i . Of toe following Officers, with their recruiting .. , •,.. parties,: :Ind the 'Volunteers under their - command, .Rambur 1 Brig I" Er, b '*i d ". ' 1 g 1 row , sza an, a en wtt Lcotton, we fear:that no hopesan be-entertained:: • ' • .. -..--. hides, &c. all from Lisbon, put in to receive orders: . - 'Lieut.,Maelan, 'of the' tBth foot,,;with his pally, and 6,t cir Optoith .wine; , I • Voliniteers from the South Mayo—Total 74. All lost Also arrived the ,Queen, 'w ..• and the• Portuguese Ship . Principe, ',with-• wine and ,l ::'Capt. • regory, - 3zd Foot,. ands Soldiers, his whOle_Otty„, fruit, for trtders. - • • . - ~• s'. - , - ,!lib lto, vnlllleut Foley, 53in Foot, .and, party, with It Volunteers . 3 :, (1 , . r ,thAi l if to 67th itekini6itt 7 -Total•l3. •• • • .., . . Sailed the Pomona' 'and 4felizene Frigatqs •Ork W' i •,) §' t ntl of the h Re- , ' nt TtlB 1 . . i. erlean , a 7 2sth & tine 7-- oa , ' ' -Of-the following there are very slender. hopes : • Lieut.. Killikelly, 32d Foot. —l'.,his 'Gentleman is said ,to . - . have gone to Holyhead Ensigu 14eavani• toth , Fiiot,.and party—Total s. - .... Ensign baggot,. ssth Foot, am" party—Total 3. . EnSigu Kidd, istlt Path, and iwiy—Ter:il .1' . Lieut.. Waser, zd Foot, ,and party—Tcit,sl 5. Lieut: NrOwn, 6ad' Foot, and patty— Total 5. • The ' whole , militery‘loss is.-supposed to be. about . I:9o..otfi:eets and PriVates.—Muktin Journalj .. _., • . The foll.owing are amongst the Officers lost in•tlte Prince bl 'kale's Packet : .... ' . Capt. Fitzgerald of the 6th Regiment of Foot. Capt. C re - pry . -!---..-.. • 3..td' ditto:. ' ' • Ensi4n Ileavan . —:-.--- , tout .. ditto. Lieut. las. I , (Liu --,--- 58111 ditto. ~, - Lieut. Killiltelly ~. r-- 7 - . • .30 . ditto. .. . . Lieut. M`C lean . 18th ditto. , rt.i . piThe re are aboneSo 'bodies difven 'en - sliore—on6 9fficer,of 97th is:aiudngst the uumber.‘fOund ; the Ittill'ofithe fiacialuleis clearing out, where the Kin 'l'Cliial n i nmber of the, bodies ::re lying in a most ttiunigled state.—(DOlin Innuat.) • , lUI 4NOV. X 4. cruize. I))V ER , Nifir..(s.—Several Sail of AmericanShipq passed li.is place this Mori - ling from • Li'sbutt; whi . ch place they left abOtit a Tyitnigbt ago, when the . .4u- . sinn Squ'adron was the Tagus. it mos,' stronly.renaourd.,. at . t. .tlttlet lik'the,SpanTardi ..,- hacfcieclared war against the . Portoguese. M. MEnzi, the MesSettger, returned this morn-; - ing to Calais, in' a Flag of Truce. •He wtis Con liatied •00 board by Mr. - IVL TELI.; to" the TranspOrt Board. Su l E ERNE SS, NOVI 28..—Arrived the 21fonkeydnOnl brig, Lieu t. FITZGERALD, from the Dov:ms. Zoe Pi inCe of 'll'ata's, of bg . gmi s, at efitliAPr i t a and Ardent, of 64 gnns, at Sheentess,are'ordefertl9 be paid off; and the Deptford and li;Ciolivich Tens` ! l i r tiers, on their arrival from the River, are bo 0)664 7 to Chatham, to take on board the Prihee ypf /Fidel cre w and convey them to the Ships-.l34ing in the River • NoV. 26.—The , Led 4 Frigate,.capt. bas sailed today to,the:Westwaid; Pt)ETIY. I` '' ItEPORI: `COUV.T co KING', BENCH, Nov. aRi :- : PIP; !c-ING'2I. EDWARD ALVARO DRAXER, ESQ. ..:r -,-, • - _. • , •. ... po att.iliday last the. Defendant Came Up to re ceive jvidit rit'ent,'When . Mr. : Justice Gatisy:, h:tving stated the informatio'n, observed, " it is difficult to cftissteeis , e whaucondtia_ in a Getktleman of the de-.. IcriAtign and eh:wader of the Prosecutor could haveptlodtieed such a charge ; it is sworn by slime taitit+sPeatible Witnesses, than they are firmly:: iiiielfreaaed you would not. have written or ,publish ek any thing which : , at, the time of publishing you aid_ not. believe . to be true ; het . wl s ren : . ,we,. 1 1 take into consideration the ground of he . . .. lief; ..the contents of an affidavit uncalled - Tot • and unsupported"; . the almost .total impossibility of the conversation which IA stated having,.pairied between Dr. Lynch and . Mr, Sullivan; o ne' might have eitpated, that . before you.' had aelted 'On sutlf,. information, you would. have waited and. inkrale4:: ' yoursclf, , by every possible ineans ; and, if . nothing. • alse would have satisfied you, by an application to the Prosecutor himself, whether - such a Courersa= tjOh could; tiy possibility, haVo, paSsed. "nil's, at 1-a•t, you owed to the NobleSec.ietary, the Under . Secretary, and yours,..lf, before you'penned a Libel such as the present is. Had you taken that step, you would, have avoided the unfortunate situation int which you now stand ; yon Would • have been in plljtored of the truth of the fits 'sworn to' in the afF..- ~11sta which have been read, and which are now 1 ,, I?„o:ffere, and v'on would have; liaunil that the Pro seetuo never, either dite.ctly or indireay,.. in forined DrPLyncli„ that in all . prooability',Governor Piton ~ 1 1.w3>tAlt.Ore orde'red to returwtoliirgland in six months; that Col. Fullarton had no order.to investigate iris con, du(t. l•hat what was sworn by Dr. Lhadoeyer passed; , and.'4't what had passed might, by . possibility, have., been .ruistaken---:.had . you . taken t hese. n lealls ,Which . ` , .it.vas . your duty to take,•to inquire into the !mitt of the affida, it • Made' by. Dr. LynCh, before you riaed Upon it, is seems impossible, giving credit to the'very hOtiottiably testimony we 'have heard as to yottecha-• ;.f . ...kr, Iliiii you ,hetilil have plunged' yourself into .... , V. )tuition it-, whiCh you' IiOW stano. ,71, ' .cry particular et the,case has been,fully enter il flit It is ol'ily- for ' me 4O,pass the sentence of it heie urt. , Sallie Circnroatances apply, to,thiS case whichigive occurred in other instances—the offence, twit re pets the pdblit *peace; is' # very grievous one - 7 - . -by you it has been committed with•great delibera thin , perFis!f-I l in, with • 'great obstin a cy, and 4410 rire'tins'expiated . by any appearance ofcontritietv.- The difficaltyis to ItiVentatwpttnishritent to be in-. flia e 'd ot i A ny person to Whose:charader so many itt speaable names have deposed rsolliglily 'and honour ably : 'inasmuch as. to .a.mind formed'ai yours, we . are to ' suppose . ..that ,the'teffeaiou of baying heittrett: such a load at ,phloeuy on: such charatiteraf Nll%, Sullivaif s, must, When, the seleinn hour , of refletilibti ,shall arrive, 'Alia upon yout mind a wound multi more Severe. thou any. sentence ,which . This Court can -pass ;, still, however,;: , an "example,coust be sct to others, and they nAlst. - understand that these sort, of . c.n.. caiumbies and Malleipuslibek .Irall net pass aryl. "Tftshed ;',40 present, tllel'el . hrp, others coallnittiq the Aiisceotience, this . CoUrr, taking all the circumstances ~e you! case into, c on i , idt;r:it i00;40 order and `ddinage/ 1 at feet this•-offe. oce yokk do pay to . the King a tint of i I 11. ehimdied -pounds Abet ._yobk be ,eompiltted to the a , tustody of tli.„Mtir:hal...-o(thwMArshrsealbr three months, and that at the 'end "ol.that time'yOu.do . • give security -fix your good gehavionr . ,for two, years, ''. - iCiiiisttr. le 5901. and two sufficient-securities in .1501', 011ch;,and 'that ykni be further imprisoned until such.t fine be paid, and until i stich . security be• given," . '. - , such - -. ....• BY MAJOR CHARLES JAMES. , tyltan.Sheritt Pit t ttirs to the Ittil repairs; '• /0 His only object is to spotldi..tress ; • For that he listens to the CA, r tvz'S Praysrs; And m. , kes, the pressure of his durance less, . . No Int'rest sways hint in his It AN U E for Goon, - No Party governs, and no pow'r CAU awe : tie clothes the naktd, giv6 the hungry tool ; His guide is •N'lL•ftcY , .and his pat:* is LAW. Aytc rlrra, A r m. 26. • • • T A Cutter,..carryidg six.goda, arrive(' at Yarmouth On Friday, frotn„ftus•sia. ller . vassage aixont- Visited to twenty-three days, liavt , itig sailed from Cronstadt.on the .4th - "inst.: wars Saturdfiy .ger- Thirally reported in - the City, that siti Roamer WI I RN 'tea come over in her ; but hi* is ,00t ay Sir itamitir :.019iiis ‘ at St. Petersburgh,., 4r, WA ROBERT's brot her-in-4(.1W, who has' arrived in. this-cutter, an he is considered the beM4l . of very important , dispetches, the,eonteuts - of have 11 0 1, yet ,transpired. - A Cabinet Couneil l ifiit, several hours on this subjeet. The cutter Gottenburgh took on board ;a' RUSifill •Alecsenger, *.i(h-dispatchei. for iklonsienr. Ax..o pelts. . 1 tie host ...had set in very intensely at St. Petersburgh, and 'the • fair of 'snow h a d' been great. - AbOve . So English Vessels. were frozen. hi, and would be* foreed to tinter there. • On' Tuesday flis.,MAJpsTy's stag-hounds were. hunted by the . Marquis COWNW 11.1-It; and a flume : rdus frett•of Gentlemen speirts..t , •ii. The deer was. turned out at IVlrddenbead thielv.tt, making thrnu . h, Aheyiziods and idelosures towat-,:s Marlow,. w,he.railid l - craned 'the Thantes ; the sportsmen • 'puesuegj It IJ t over the- bridge, and the clirt!'ciori was t!ti s ew 4 cAt9,, the left ; the deer twin el6 se ly p a rtu k 4ti , il - 41Y:' through the town of Marlow, and • the sportsinen pursued hits fall gallop tlirctlgh the town, td. - flee 08' Mall amusement of the pasetigers . a.ndanhabitbnts , ' took his courie up tl.e ; .it: erbssed t he otin try. by High Wiek loin; double *through the inelosures, where he Was taken within four miles of Marlow, after`* run'of near four hems. We'are happy to state; that Lient.-C01.,1...v0w was got oti board the transport whiLit was unfortunately :wrecked with a considerable'part of the 97th • „. On Sattarclay Mr. Aqi?rs, .the Messenger, arrived ' t the Foreign Office with Dispatches froM ("A' ipen lingen ; he also brought l6tters from St. Pefersburgh. A Gentleman in the neighbourhood of Little Chet tea, nearly no years of oge, has Undertaken, for . n considerable wager, to go on foot front corner to Putney.bridge (the distance beingifabri miles) in one hour (half f o rfeit) ; there ar k sit;eit sums depending . Current betting In flMonr. The above Gentleman walks' to and ,ii•om . _alPtfarti ; within 20 miles of London, in one day. 1-f f eisiat t constant training for the above match, which will, take place early in December neat. . rii4 food is . somewhat singular, as instead of \good rump steaks stud old port, he takes raw fat bacon and cold spring. Water. • CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 30.- 7 -The fresh suppliet . of Wheat to-day ate . Con+iderable,-and 841'es:in-genes: /al are at a declension price of is.. and gs. .per Varier ; Barley in s h or t snpplv, and rather higher ‘Vhite Pease at further advance; Grey, liryd'lreWns • . or the two kinds fluctuate; bht little of ()last 4EI . Ippply.again is very short, and this tradqfit mtelssei in price Flour does net support } our last vitiation. • - • ' /6( I)pwards)of fifty of tho Americans who went with MIRANDA, and•were taken in the /kmanci. liqccluts SchWllers, are, it. appeari, . .st ill , con tined in the i 1 Sk)anish Castle 4 lit Omoa, Boca Chica; and Porto I lltdo, where,thy are doomed td eight and tonyeuri stay, el . y, an rare scarcety atiowed sufficient iirovisions i ;si,soi)port Hie.: A sub.,cripti'on 123; been .opened at New-York fo. afford them soing rehi.:l. - " !',7VO,t4Y , At-they Court at the Queen's Palac% thatioth of Nov.' 1807, present,: . The Krrito's Most Excellent It i dajesty in Council. Wheteas it has been repro ented that it would be -exOeditilit - to fix certain peilotls at which it shall be x_ileetne4that a re.asonable time shall have : elapsed for ..receiving information at different places' of his Ma jc!-3ty ; Order in Council of the t 1 th of•Nov,ember • insL respeeting•the trade with his Majesty's Enewiesi andin their produce and rnanufatpres ; his Majesty takinA - the same into consideration,- and being desir . ousio obviate any•ditliencties that 'may - arise in re 'third'o, and also .ta allow ample time for the ~saitliarderbeing known tn. all persons who maybe attioaactithereby, is pleased, by , and with the advice ut his: Priyycouncil, .to order and declare, and it is hereby ord'ered and declared, that i n format tot r . of the •'ssiclOraeriorthe.ittli of Nov. inst. shall ‘ be-takets ',and heickahape,heert received, in the place*i herein ..afternhintioned at the periods respeaively assigned to thew ; namely, Portt end - Places within 'the Baltic—Dee. - 2 Other „Ports and Plret.to,the Northward of Ain . sterdatn,--Dec.: tt, 1 , fitn . rom Amsterdam to Ushant—Dec. 4, 1 a 07.. • From Uslimit to Cape Fiitisterre—lkc: Bi. (80 ; From .Capelciatisierre to -Gibsaltar;., Dec. 13, 1 , • . •., • " - . 3, 1807. • Ports and •PlaCei - Within - the Streights of Gibraltar, to Sicily and N. 4410; and the West Coast of Italy, •- inelusivf—Jan: .1, t c soB.. All .ot her Ports and Placoh in the Mediterranean be -- 1 - )X4Slta—;T:in. 1808. Port's' abitrPletit' be:rood' t Dardanelles—Feb. - 1 `• •• • • • • Any Part of the North and Western Coast of Africa, or the Islands adjacent, ex - cCpt - •Madeira- - --Jan. 11,. i 8,08. The' -United States, -and' British - Possessions in North • Atherica and the West Indies---Jan.-co, 180$. Cape. of Good Hope,, and East Gast of South Atne-. tics-i—March 1„ 1808. India-+MIYA; 1808 . • ".• China i lan4 ; the Coast of South America.-Jane 1, 1808. - And every Vessel tailing ,on or after thost, days, 'from those.places respeOivery, • shall be deerited . and . taken to =have received notice of, the aforesaid Order : and it is hereby further Ordered, that if any Vessel • t.hall• sail %vithiti twenty days after the periods above as§igpOd respe - tlively,:froM any of the Said places; in contravention of the paid Order of the. I t tit pt No - v - msiier itist, and shall be detained as: prize on ac !.cott.ut tberedt, or shall arrive at anr . Port in this ki!ig 7 dom, destined to some . port or :place within the re strilioit alba said .o.rder, and proof shall he Made td.•'`the.' satisfaction of .the Court .of Admiralty in which: such yesset shall be proceeded against, in caretthe same shAll be brought in as ptize, that the lotiiing - Ot e. thei;aid s Vessel had corn inen ced be-, forethp eid.periods i - aud•.before .: ipformation of the said Order itacl , analry ,beett . received ifi'e 'Pim 6r shipineat,s 4 . Vessel ! , together' with the goods so lider'n, restored to the. twitter' or °warts' thereof, and shall be permitted to -proceed on her • voirage Pct such manner as it' suchYess'el had sailed' befdre the etas gi ay so speed ay afOresatci 7 and it is 116re- 7 by' furti:t...r arLfered, that, no jA • rulfsiaali.beadni : itted, or/IS& ono into,-for time rtirpwe of shewini; that in ' fbh i tlon t!o.4oitt Order'ot: the t tit di NOvem.: besinJ. ::t tL.t. said plo,,ces e -8110 v 4;" 1 , ..k.mtnit....:1t.)!1L• t ; Uf his tld \I : • i• cretaries of State, ;. ;,14 . Admit : airy,' and of the High Court of. Admiralty and 'Court. Vice-Adthiraltk, are-. to talc: the erects r. berein.as rhea shrill resixectively apper,tinn..„ : , • t • • NV. ,-.-- . - •.. ' • .i At'fhe .Court at the (4.4e.en'S , ,,PAllice, - the :.'sth of Noientber, , 1807, present i • .. - .Thei Kir:o's ,I\lost E);.ecllent Maiesty in Council. whrreas his Majesty, liyy hiS t Order iii Conned, dated i ttlivf November inst. respOz.ling the trade • td•W larried, on vi nil Ins Majesty's EnemieS, was. 111•4asetto e:zebip: Iron; the re,stri , :.;tious. of th e said • t)tt4titrjaill `'i ix which :-:,..lil•have e!e:tred out from u py . p6 rt, fi r plac e in this kin•lotti, under such Regni . .lat ion s as 414 MAjesty 'may think lit,to,prescribe,• and'' shall bt. procettJing , tlired ‘to. , 't4te,ports specified 64 ~ the respetive . cle itstift.7N , h4Majesty, taking into,. consideration . the fe4eitiTeacY of titlklng snob Regu lations.. is pleasediAly-ilititt With-the advice •or iiis Privy Council, to (ader,i.iind it is hereby ordered, that alf Vessels belonging .to Countries, not.. at war .with his Alajesty shall b..., permitted to lade in any Port•pf the' United .KingdOrn arty' goods boing ' tile '.. ,proiluce or manutactine,of his .I!tiaje,ty's dominions„ of . gailfildia : gopds or griip. , crnocil (all such goo3s, .bav4,4g! bten- t;iwft.itl) import` , •• ,nria . to •do...ir out with, and freel—to convey: sathe to airy port or place in any Colonyin• the West' Indies, or Arn:!ri cpi belonging . to his Mtjesty'6,4nemies, : such port or,platie not being ict,a,state,..efactual bloc:.kade., sUhr, je.ct.: t 4 the Isayineftri§f such . iitities As may at the - time when any stxh Vessels may be cleared out, be. .dtie: by laiv ou tilt;e:tportation:of 4 67 , such goods, or- in reteevof thy*-same being 4.leifined to the ports . at'the,colonO:helonAing to his ; Majesty's :',llentis ; ,... l And lilewise to.laile, clear out with, .and,qint,'cy as •aforesiid; 'anynititqeS of foreign Proiltice ormattu fa'aurli WWI "shrill bnvo been lawfkitly imported into ails' kingdom, proyiikd his Alajestf.S.licenee' shall bil:,'e liee . ii prvi , ,Lisly , oimiliteci for so cotiOtying : o tie l t "fkir6igp - pi - O{ltice or niannt;taures ;, and it is fin•tifer orcier4d ; ; that_ any .Vessol-belonging as :tf6Fasaicl; shall be pertnitted.tolade in'apysrort of the United ' KingLlotti any . goods,. not :being ri;Ji.al or ; military stbre4 \ vl. , :.eh sla be of the growth, procTuee, or, tuAnufatittire - of this I.ingdoni, or Which ;hall hai?e' *ten ili9ti.illk...itopenlect (save and: except:foreign' • sugar, s eoliee . , ~ wine, ~brandy, snuff,_a4,-cotion);: landlo clehiout with,.and freely to convey . „the saine -4t6 any :Poi-t;`i6" be'r `.spet,:ifi4 in the - chptit'bee; 'not t: biting in tt.stAte. of. aelual blockade:, although the . 1 Allne , il::!' be un4r .1 he re,striaions of the said Order ;. !;ana 1i,,,.. _,, to lade, clear , out, and convey foreign' i .sogar, .c..,•ii.:, , , - iviti,,.ibratitiy . ; . snutf; 'and cotton,. which shalt i3ave4l,:!e.ti . lau.ifulir . importod, pi-,,) , ,.1,0,1 i'lis Mt',.- a ir's I:cence s'oll lilve b...en pi—u - ivo 1 ,, s' , • , !.. . ..,, •.. . ~.. • , o. •‘ l' .:bitted for PIO exportation Ana conveyitneethereof ; 1•.;'-atO it' is ll'et - thy'lurt tierOradetf, that no Vessel shalt , I .t.le.r4ritlltteu to c1 , ...1t ttat front any port - ot , placa in this kingdom, to any port or f10c.4. of • In) , subjeaed to the rests ofAnn Order, .with ,an goods which,s' , A;i, have-+••en ladert , '(after, no(i c ,i4 of the said 0? (_lOl - ) o i ha•ird s oiliest shams have trni;oriLd th, k withovit having ft! -J and hunted - the same in some pert,•est : piasp in thi s icingdcml at d that no , ' Vessel,ynall . t,i clear Out F - sass itiv port • - • or place in this - kiw:porn to any port or place Whit.. ever, witiv •iily . :tzo - ,41S the prodnca or rnatinfa&ure d 3lly .codntry: s bv.:led to he re.ktric.lions of the said Order,w ski I have bee n laden aft et notice as afore. said, on bOard Veasel importing the same with• out havirig SOduly entert.dand landed the same; or • rtil,s::oods.y%i hateVer which shall liave been laden at', ter suush notice ) in „tlie Ves, , ,el hnportitrg the same,. in any p,)rt ph cof any dountry i!.lbjederi to the re striAtni 'Of the Said Order, without having so duly entered and landed the same - in same poit or place in this kingdom, except the cargo shall consist wholly of fiqur, iveal, , grain, or any article or articles the pf'Oduce oi . the Soil of some country which . 14 not 5111)j:eat-A-a) Ilkieteitrietions of the said Order; except cotton; !and• shall have .'been ittiposted an tan uninaput4yr i tid,;;t6i, 4 ;,clke t it Irani such, country into this King:join,. VesF,el theeountry tlorti - Whit 4 .P4a 4 h 2 „ePild.; hare been brOnght, - and in wbich lie..saine• were g , i - own and prodlice‘l. • ' AO:it..is 'further oli!„•eted, th,it any Vcssel belong :itg aiiy country not at \-••it,h R l'iihjesty, may" clear out train' duerns'.y, •Toriey, or Man; to any port or place under the rt...tr: , !-;ii;ns of the Said . ' Order, 'which - shall,be,speciqed th: no,t being in a s;:ic of actual hiat.kade, with such ar‘ :;at boirig -- naval or tnilitary s.- ish `hare le4atly iny , trted into - .•tacit Islands .I:CipCc:'tieiy, 1)13r - t of . plaCe in this „King ; ,witli:respdCr to all dietsarticles,as. may have bccu imported into the said Islands re speelively; trqiii any port or phre under the rrstric tions'of the said 01 - &-r; it skill trtYt bpi permitted .to any C'essel to.clear out with the same from,laq of the saki Islands, es.cept_to lie part or plactt'in this kingd,on. 'And . the Right" lli),nourable the .Lords Ctionnis4i3nth; oeHiS 'Majesty's Treasury, His Ma. .jesty,',3 ilirincipainliecretinsteOf State, the Lords Coniulssioners . of the Admiralty; and the Judge.; of , the ltiiiliCiWth'gr t Ailtiiiralty'and Courts of Vice 'Ad inirtfityi• areldNithettne,:esktryrneasures here. • itt as n$ • respettivc:y : appertain. , . . Iv. EIWKENEII. 'AIA' the Court at the Quee.n's Palace, the !Li th of Novem6er, 1807, pr(!sent,. • L.eellcnt M3lesty in C()tlucil. WhereaS`his Majesty, by his (.)rd t'' in Council datccd the lid( ol'Noyetriber i4O , trade to be.carytelon with ht.; Majcity, ,WO3 })leasedto'exentps front the restricticens of the said, Older all Vessols . belongitig - to any country not at war ,wiltli/(1414 MAjesty, t() e ;,:t her • wit h their cargo, which %mug. Own any port 'or place ;In Europvliich is declared in 'the s,:tia Order to be jubjecti, to the resttletions incident tO 'a state of blOck- Day diroaGigis6itib port or piace in Europe be1 . 6:1? . .; ing to iii43iajesty, anti also al( Vt,sie.is` wl►il`lt,srLt:l cle:irod out frotu ott..k.r re,,, , ulations us I12:s Ntilvity my t 1.111; to I,l%.!sc;‘ . ii;e s and which Shalt be dilez 2 t 'to tfi e pa ; ti pecitiedip their re:vie:Ai • • • Atitl wheri„.!as. it ii exiwilitnt to ,c":"lf7i)l)r.V.;:.' trade Irdifi Gibraltar and ALita to 000ti:i,. the rest rit-1; of ittgi tp tr.ll in tcsileZ . :t : ' therefOro I,tgan.; to .and with tile , coOnc/i,. :10 , 1, it iit)rtS 01 1: ,•;.• :1;; 111:::;!1, ;11;. 4 ; •t, ;, 3:1C1 , '„ • .c,,,optry •by saidt:J l to :1 stare been 11111 !)::;!,1 lorti Gibralz . t0,; , ,0r ~./: country „tt! w,cro gra*voqoititi xvnool), any cence;',. itz w,cp.ntted to be elearNi t,) Tort or, pia :re nut being in a stAte:Of . •Withotit the same hoia . compellcd fo b e lit ,ieil but Ift4ier the-:said amid' of: cuttehl, ficivv'ever imported;,nor any arts ere , produce, mattula...ture of this idng(loth, which' has' not 'bent itaperted in a for fry)}u.. this ling torn ce'xcept shall have been la:lco at the port' . of .ginal tha , period diro;ted" by an Orderot 11,ii (FAQ to .be taken' as t 11,:. Carl at , whici . notieui, dr - nit Shid Orier of the I Il ii of.Novetober shall: t coniider...(l:ts having. beet) reevited at sin it port of sti.ipaletn, ihall „he 4)..rtaitted 1,6 btr etyortecl, fronl . Ofbrphar es.copt to - sopte port or % Nate. ; irod all other ilaiLie!3 of lire groWtn, prodticd, aud'manatae.ture of 11,i, or wltiea, shalt 4-ive .htmli.jzppprte,l itltti (.;'; , )r..l:;:ii* or Malta In a iiriti.Sh Ship, or tront sonic 10 this. Kin3dom, together with the Iriicle lkow.eve c r imported, ra. : ty e1 , ,.p0ri,,!,1 to places.ilohe.,..llltstiterraile,ni of r ti licenoO.only as is ‘ti,o.teo o by t4iel*.ioern'of, ut ( 27 i 6raltar 111 ta ,And;tt is her eby fortherorLieled, ,that granted by.thei 3 usk:rtmr4;i:4,iiepienunt-G L) ve t ti , -/rs, or other peTs9,4.,ti cbit.t Utjl comor.11),I A Gibraltar at at ,Miota resp'etvely,,' but itt 111, , jostys' line, to s(kCh person or .per ioos as t h e Ci6vernars, Liquttnant.;Got, , ernors, Or. persons 11,3 t- itr'dilie ciliqfcc.qpcoa.llo 31:a1 1 , tbiuk tit,, alio ig perspii 01: 3. personS tp.export from Ci , braltar oireLA, to,aay, port in th,e Mei.litetratte:tn, or co any port or .Pori:og:lttikii‘c. tiny pOi . t of/Spa. o withont the (ert4ne.itu i orili thito„Cape.Fihistel're, awl'ltiron4444l44li SN. 10 apr.:port beilig withiP the . biOiterra6,3"ii, .ut* articles ut prri.,loc% , or manufacture of his Majesty's docniLlioni, and ;I:ey arti Cies *Jricil slrdil, have. bu,.n ',linty, ' ft-a .i 7,, 1. or , Malta from tl4,litlg4?i - tii,', to4hpa isor ,, T.; such. articles shall,. appear (116 t being n:2;vol or ratary storei)„, :l„}':l„}'he.oklging ic; any io co:linty not at war witl, i. l ~l.Viiljefitri,ol , ,uet,:.exceecling tQns bartlAm:,and being tiliartned, belonging co 11116 ), taOldx such Ves!::,el shall b:t cie , trtd out aiid :arkt td Sty to..,:impott„,in arty , shell Vets c}; i+ educe ;iicl, from ally port .wttitzn Ow Medi ! tetr t meati to Gibraltar or • •- Malta ; or troth any prt int'l 4 6ftilol Or Spain, ,Its zitornsaiJ.. t r:,.fthr ; AtTeitiOart 1-ml4-finch destination to be spep4p):o;4, such, licence, any articles of roa-.. ~'.: