The Sun. — London, England, 1807-11-16 00:00:00

SUPPLEMENT 70 'TM* LOZGDON GAZETTF.; Satueday, Nov. iC totn. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1807. At , the Court Bribe Queen's Palace, tbs. i i th of November, 1807; Vesent, The KisiG's Most Excellent. Majesty in Council. Whereas Certain Orders, establishing an unprece dented systern of warfare against this - Kingdom, and mined especially at the destrudion of its commerce . and 'resources, were some time since issued 'by the GoverUment of • France, by whiCh "I'be British . Islands were declared to be in a state of blockade, - thereby, subjeaing to capture and condeinnation all Vessels, with their cargoes, which should continue to tradeyvithhis Majesty's Dominions: And wher eas by theiaiw Order, '‘ all Trading in " English Mercliandize is prohibited, and every Article of Merehandize belonging to England, " pr corning from 'her. Colonies, o r of her Manufae ", turd, is declined lawful Prize :" And whereas the Nations in alliance with France, and under her controul, -were required to give, and have given, and do give, effeti to such Orders : And whereas his Majesty's Order Of the 7th of January last has. 110,AnswerOd the desired purpose, -either of compelling the Enemy to recall those Or tiers, or of indUcing Neutral NatiOns to interpose, with etfeo, to obtain their revocation, but, on the contrary, the same have been recently enforced with increased rigour: . And whereas hiti '`Majesty, under these circum stances, finds himself. compelled to take further measures for asserting and vindicating his just Bights, and for supporting that Maritime . Power which the exaction and valour of his People have,. under the •bilising of Provislence, -enabled him to .establish and, maintain and the maintenance of • which is not more essential to the safety and prospe-. ty of hit Majesty'SDominions, than it is to the pro. • ..Attila* of ,:sur.ll Stites as still retain filch. lade. .:Tiendattee, and to the general intercourac and liappi. tress of Mankind : His ',Majesty is therefore pleased; by and with the sdvice of his frivrcopited, to order, and it is here by ordered, that.all the Ports . and-Places of France .• and her Allies, or of any:other Country at Via with his Majesty, end all btier forts or •Piaces in Europe, ii•Jin which, _although . net at war with his Majesty , the.llritisli Flag is excluded, and all Ports or Places its clic' Colonies belonging to his Majesty's linetni' fronti henceforth, be subject to the same re* 'striCtions in point of .t . r4,4a a navigation, with !Ito exceplions liellsilt-after mentioned,. as if the same • . were .aCtually bloiskad44..by majo l ay's..WaVal Forces, in•thimost stritt , and vigorous. miumer c -•- . 'end it is herel4 further orrlacrl .ltd declared, that • air trade in articles'whichitre of rho produce or 1114. Otataeture of the said Countries o' Colonies, shalt be deeded anti considered to be . unlawful ; 'and that t,ety Vessel trading.' from or to the said Countries ` or Colonic., together with all goods and ntereltati di?*yap iioard, :wd all articles of the produce, or mannfatiture of the said Countries or Colonies, shah be captured, and condemned as Prize to the Captors. Brit although his Majesty would befully justified, by the circumstances and considerations above: cited, 1n eitablibl,ing such syktern of restriaions with reaped to all the Coiintrie* and Colonies of his Epeoliet,. without exception or qualification ; yet his Majesty; being neverthelessa .ecroos not to jekt Neutrals to any greater inconvenience than is ab solutely inseparable from the carrying into etrea his Majesty?s just' determination to, counteract the , • designs of his :Enemies, and to retort upon his' gnetrties themselves' the consequences Of 'their own itioienets and f injustice and being .yet willing to hope-that it may be possible (consistently with that object) allow to . Neutrals the oppor „ turtity of furnishing themselves with .Q 4011141 Pro duce ter .their'own consumption and supply and even to leave open, fiarthu present, such Trade with s Majesty's Enemies es shall be carried on directly with the ports of his Majesty's Dominions, or of °his lobes, irr ttie manner hereinafter mentioned: 1 is M ilesty is therefore pleased further to alder, end it is her'eny ordered, that nothing herein con taintio exicod to subject - tt) capture or con demnation any br the Cargo of any Vessel, belonging to any , Country not declared hy this Or der te'be sublet . * to the itestrictions , incident to a state . / of Blockade, which shall have doom" out With such Cargokortysome ,pert ,or place. of the Country to which she ht,longs, either in &rope or 4rnerica; tor . hats, some fren port in his-M*BTO under eirciunstapees in which such trade from such ii,eu ports ispertnitted, to amine port or theeelonle)(i - fik.me*Sy s ,bElletpiefl, tti Shoo) Colonioiid:ireil to thecouutry to which ittchVes: • se t b e iouggioir teatime freeyort4whia . Mujesty is Colo :Aim; in Sisch'Casest, and , Wit-in ,atioh artitio,,,,a4t may laroi fi l •to 'import into stick fret: port nor to any Sego), or ibe cargo of any Vrsaisel i .heldriging ,to etty Count,/ opt at. war o*.llla nijesty,, shall bi• .hest cleared out under such. regolaticis as- hisliatjeit)( relay think fit to - prescribe;, and 6110 he proreedingdW' it a from some port or place in 4.1.4 kiugd*,. or from Gibraltar or Malta, or from any port beletik 1. ! ing to' his Majesty' 4. Allies,:. to thth port speci fi ed hi . , her clearance;-.-nor to any Vessel, or the Corgi) of any Vessel, belonging to any Country 'not at war with his Majesty, which shall he coming iron' any port or place in Shrope which is declared by this I Order to be subje& to the restriaions incident ~ to a state of Blockade, destined . to some port or,place in .Europe belonging to his Majesty, and which thall be ou her voyage dire& thereto; but these excep tions, are not to be understood as exempting .from capture or confiscation any Vessel or Goods which shall be liable thereto in respe& of having entered or departed from any port or place actually blocked eel by his Majesty's Squadrons or Ships of War, or Ifor being enemies' property, or fo'r any other' cause than the contravention of this present Order. And the Commanders of his Nlajesty's Ships of 1 War and Privateers, and other Vessels acting under his Majesty's Cptarnission, shall be, and are hereby, , instruFfed to 'warn every, Vessel which shall have commenced her voyage prior to any notice of this Order, and shall be destined to any port.of France, or of her Allies, or. of ..any. other 'country at war , with his, Majesty,' or tO . • any port 'or place from which the hti.ish flag as aforesaid is excluded, or ',to any Colony belonging to his Majesty's Ene mies, and which 'shall not have cleared out PS ii • herefnbefore allowed, to discontinue her voyage, and to proceed,.to some port or place in this king dom, or to Gibraltar, or Malta; and any Vessel whiCh, afier haviog been so warned, or after a 'reasonable time shall' have been afforded for the arrival of in formation of this his Majesty's Order at any port or 'placefroin .which she sailed, oT which, after having notice of this Order, shall be found in the prose cution of any voyage contrary to the reStralons con- . .tained in this Order, - shall be captured, and, toge tlier. with her cacgo, condemned as lawful Prize to the Captors : And whereas Countries, not engaged in the war, have acquiesced in these Orders of l'rance, pro- Whiting all trade in any articles the product or manniacture of his Alniesty's dominiolis and the Maximus of those Countries have given counte l nante and etfed to those prolnhititinS, by accepto ing, from persbns styling them,sqlves Cotti.gkerCial. Agents of .thoßruany, resident at Igentad orts 4 Certain documents, _termed ‘‘ Certifitatea being r,artificatas obtained at e the ports of &bivalent, declaring that the articles of the cargo, are not pi 'hell produce or minufatiore of his Majestyik dunlinions, or to that e,ffe4t . And-whereas this expedient has. been direft.taby . France, and submitted, to by such. taw ba" as. part of the new systeui of warfare direZled against the 'rude of this-Kingdom,. and as the moat eirec l teal ittatrument Of accoinpliihing the tame,. and it therefore essentially necessary to resist it. . • • His Majesty is therefore pleased, by and 'with the advice of his Pt ivy Council, to order, and it it hero. by ordere'd, that if any Vessel, after reasonable. time shall have been afforded for receiving notice of . this his Majesty's Order :at the part or pjaeg from which such Vessel shall have cleared out, shall be tonna carrying any such certihcate or, document aa aforesaid, or any document referring to,' or authen , ticating the same, such Vessel shall be adjudged lawful prize to the captor, together with the goods. laden therein, belonging to the. person, or persons by whom, or on whose behalf, any such, document was, put on board. And the . Right Hon. the Lorda commissioners, of Iris Majesty . * Thasury, his Majesty's Principal, Secretaries of. State, the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, and the Judges of the High qiiirt o f Admiralty and Courts of Vice , Admiralty, - ate to take the necessary measure* herein, As to t4eoi shall respectively appertain. W. FAWKIMEIL At the Court at the Clueen'l rit,Aoe, the nth of November, 1807, Present, The •Kt NG'S Most Excellent Nl:tjuty in Council. Whereas articles of the growth and. mapufacture of Foreign Countries cannot by law kie iratxsrted into, this Country, except in Ikiti4t Slips, or in Ships belonging to the- Countries of which such articles are the growth and manutaelere, without an Order, in Council specially authorizing the bathe 'His Majesty, taking intoeOnsideration did Prder of 1116 clay'i date, reipeaing the Trade to be carried onto and lion) tho ports, of the Enemy, and deem. ins it expedient that anyNessei belonging to any Gauntry in alliance, or in amity with his Majesty, may be permitted to import into this Country arti cko of thy produce or manotacturt Of Countries at was with. his Majesty : His Majesty, by and with the advice of his Privy Council, is therefore pleased to order, and it is hei.eby ovdorcd, that all goods, wares, or mer chindius, specified awl included in the £cltednie . . of - at) Mt 'passed in the Forty-third' yap .of his . eipar Secritailes of State, _ thetem4uPetuaf , ; oo " ‘ present Majesty's Reign, int; tuled An AClttto of the Admiralty, and die Judges &tile-High peat the duties . , of customs payable in Grett Brkl - ` ,or Adiniralty and Courts of Vice-Mtniralty, (J . 'e to and to grant Other duties in lieu - thereof,' f take the necessary measures hercirtua to thz!n sl 1 i! May beimported from any port or place be:tinging respeetively appertain. to any Slate not at amity with his 'Majesty, in ships beldriging , to any State at amity with his Majesty, subjed to the payment of such duties, and liable to such drawbacks, as are nowestablished by law upon the importation of the said goods, wares, or mer chandize, in ships navigated according to lavi 3 and with respeCt to such of the said goods, wares or merchandize, as are authorised to be warehoused under the provisions of an Mt passed in the Forty tbird year 'of his present Majesty's reign, intituled AnAct for permitting iertain goods imported into Great Britain to be secured in warehonses without payment of duty," subjek to all the regelatioui of the said last-mentioned tlet ; and with - respeet to all article's u hick are prohibited by law from being imported into this Country, it is ordered, that the same shall be reported for exerortation loony Country' in amity or alliance with his Majesty. And his Majesty is further pleased', by and with the advice 'of his Privy Council, to order, and it is hereby ordered, that all Vessels which shall arrive at any port of the United Kingdom, or 'at' the ports of Gibraltar or Malta, in consequence of having been warned.pursuantto the aforesaid Order, or in con sequence of receiving information, in any other man ner, of the said Order, subsequent to their having taken on . b.bard any part of their cargoes, whether pvevions or subsequent to their sailing, Shall be per-. [flitted to •report their cargoes for exportatioe, and shall he alloWed to. proceed on their voyages to their ciriginatpOrti of destination, (if not uhlawful before the issuing of the said o.rder,) •or- to atiir pert it: , arnitV with his Majesty, upon receiving a Certificate Item the Collettor or Comptroller of the Customa at the port at which they shall enter, certi ficate the said Collectors and Comptrollers' of the Customs are Derby authorised and required to give,) setting forth that such Vessels came into snclipott consequence of being so warned,, 9r of re c e i vi n g' suck Infortnatice4snforeseid ; and that they were pertuitted to sail from such port under the regula tions which his Majoity, has actin pleased to este,- Wish in respe such Vessels. But in case any, Vessel so arriving shall prefer to import 14r . cargo, then such Vessel shall be allotvp4 to enter and import the sang upon such. term* lad conditions as the said cargo might have been imported upon, aecording to. taw, in case the said Vessel had ..ailed after having received notice of the aaid . ,grder,.anct iq conformity, thereto. And it ix furthq ordered,, that all Vessels which *hall arrive at 'irky port of the United li.indorn, or at Gibraltar or Malta, in conformity and obedience to, the sail Older, shall be allowed, in respea to all articles which may be on, board the same, . ex, ;opt sugar,, cotree, wkne, brandy, sooff, : tattO to bacco, to . clear out to. any port wha,(eitet,to btu specified in such 41purance and, witl'respe4 ; tO the ii st . ixiten tior t ea articles,, to export the same. 'to, soh' ports,. and under such • conditions and Aegt;laiions only, as his Majesty, by any licence to, be granted fur that purpose, may direa. And the Right Honourable the Lards Commis.' siooers of his Majesty's Treasury, his Majesty's, Principal Secretairies. of State,.the LorAs of the Admiralty, and the - Judges•-of the Nigh court of Admiralty" nod, courts of ,Vice-Ad-, ,miralty, are to, take the necessary measures : la4rein as to, them shall respeaively appertain: W. FAVMENE.R. TO CORRESPOND WFS. We are-reluaantly obligod to postpone the insertion of tl►e Third Letter of Pietas. on account of the pressure e temporary matter. t shall certainly app:iir Urmertia - . ERRATA in the Second Letter of rterius-vrinsexteit agr Paper of Saturday—ln the laitline bin one, ,first for favourable readfavnirir. The knit' 14te ought to ittia' been referred to at the word .stuted, in the tard par*raPO. IJAILS. • A A8;1 , 411-4 Col =burgh, 2. bublin, ; Waterford , . Dua•—s Uubliti, z Watarfora. MICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TVIZIA b i p'etOCE, Consols - • 631 64} 1.1 Orrinium E S if N. 1101.110,1aU16 DICIRS FALAIJAL AUDEAT • LONDON, /40NpAY, NOVEMUMt 16, 1807 , A rut our wait strongly prevalent this morning 01 the Fla; of Truce wbich arrived at Dover brought on offer trom Ithisia to mediate a .Peace between Frsaco and this Country. The byre report of such an over tur,e ekeited stroiig sous:dial) all over the ,To"'n' . but what foundation- there i 4 for such a report 4 44 not appeared when this Paper Was put to Press• The risein the Stocks this day was ascribed` td the above .repctrt, • , Tuts morairg four Goitenbiergh Mail arrived; the coutqnts foued our subsequent Coy Winn*. . His MAJEsTY's Proclamations respeaing di° Trade of. Neutrals were this morning pubi4ed in R Supplement to'the Gazette; We are PreartideCT;bi want ofabom, from' inking any coalmots uP°A thein. , at resent, _ • is.stated in some of the. Papers of this morning', that some unpleasant circumstances respeaing the Embarkation of the Troops had, occurred at Port o ' mouth, to which we do not at present think prop er to advert, more particularly as we have reason lo believe that it is unfounded. Our Portsmouth Correspondent, upon whose putiauality and a cctil racy we place the utmost reliance, is silent upon, tho snbjeEt. • Yeatelday morning the Port' Family attended It their Private C hapel, in Windsor Cause,. as usual' at half past eight o'clock, and had the Morning tier'. vice read, to them by one of tbeir Chaplains. After brealttast His Igio,EsTx; p rincesses AuousTA, NIA sick and A M ELIA, attended by ',aches' Sutin.Et 30 G. WALDEORAVE,GerIeria FITZE,Q,Y,COIOIIOI DESSItOWP. and Major Paicei went to St. GeOrge's•CLiapel, 014, heard .Senuon by the. Honourabhs a 4 Re,iereaq Dr, I.,stka, Dean of Windsor, from the tsth Char ter of St. Luke, and 7, ita verse, ( 1 . I say, unto yoo , that likewise joy shall be in heaven over ono sYI,P 4 that repentetit) more than.over ninety and nine J 1 personaneed- no . repentance." . After wbic • they weucto her Majesty's "tot*: at Frogtuare,vl, ll , eit :, his MAJESTY dined soon after one o,'Clock t an?, turned to the .Prilacg at three. pispatches were received ' on Saturday frety c° Squadron at Jersey. No movements lMO lately Nerved in tife.Esterny2s..pqrts in, that fitul the Channel. • Our squathun - Wlet elf 'well. A reinforcement it.artillesi . -itiattnedistilY icr s sent to Prince of Virsleers ./slend,/iPttigine c ooide r ; able improvements will be mar* to.the fortificat 4 ., t . l n of that place... The dock will4hoon be one of til.4 ,most conithoclious for the purposes f o r which it ' intended of auy in those seas. ' ... , [.. At a late hour on Saturday night,,aMesseng er fire. sent from the Admiralty , tn_ Portsmouth, 19 1 '7,7, - ' Ships whielt had arrived there on the preceding wi g wider Admippci i v ri , to prepare for foreign servi... immediately. A no tt apr . Ivt eise4age was 3 40 d'' patched to Plymouth .' . ' A Mr. SYLVUSTIin. theMtsienger, 'who left 1014;i1 early on Friday mnrning,..is ge t) ts to . 1 - ,61312 . 9' I . w lie dispatches for Mr. G.0 1 4 )14 , 4 he : was • liA._,•- t o bearer of dispatches ioCapt.,MACKIKLIZYj Lively Frigate, in the Tagus.. ' * ' • - . ,I' ii Mr: BOND has resigned the Office er Ju-4% is vneate. The state of ht li health induced 1 " i 7„ 0 , relinquish his seat in Parliament at the last -0 0 0 . - 4 y when he retired from public business, with Ole ° a . ample provision which his eminent abilitiei,_,toiy Ilan-hoer had "procured for him iu'additiou to lifsP7 Ao -'bony. • He was unwilling to' hold a lucrativo ens, after he 'bad withdrawn from the flouseofCotollll We have been accused °focusing this resigtAt i°P lo sit. we had thought that Mr.BOND was to be so mfle l ivea , by our , remarks, we certainly should not• hitveg, t i, him the epithets of ." able and intelligent:" .tilf, ,ridiculous for thou!: who speak of.the, flippancy , l 0 _ &c, &c. of Mr. PiiiCEVAL and Mr. CAN Ntsw o call our allusion'tetuid S'lnstoiffit indecent. . d ,ter we must corre& a curious mistake. We are 93 : his have accused that Nobleman of having sPok i ° opinion of the attack on Denmark ; now we b ri e r to our paragraph s ak quoted in a Morning PO _ v ot self, as a proof that we understood Lord Srob de li p not as yet to have formed any opinion or ftsu ` his mind" on the subject; ~, vi c len , All the dispersed transports from Mon: . oil 01 0 which parted from the Unicorn and 7 1 4, 15 "' 5e d jor• Oad ult. off the Western. Islands, area cc°"" w iuch , except the illexander hospital ship iris much to be feared,-has foundered:. S t . l .; - ‘ . O i be• `board about so wounded of fi cers and fOlclitivivros, sides Dr. CRAMBSII.9, Staff-Surgeon , Dl'.. w u o alict:s° and the w ._,t)WS Of t an Hospital-Mate, id who were killed at Butnoi Ayrc5.(N9.44.90 of 0 w. 1' 7 ;V,01`41. " At the Court at the Queen's Palace, the tith of Novetuber, 1807, r(esept, The Klyo's Moss Excelleto Majesty in Council. Whereas tbe Sale of Ships.by a jlelligerent to a Neutral iaconsidered by Franas to be illegal And whereas a great part of the Shipping' of. France. and her Allies has , been protected from Cap ture during the present hostilities by transfers, or . pretended transfers, to Neutrals : Arid whereas it is fully justifiable to adopt the same rule, in this respe6l, towards the Enerriy, which applied by the Enemy .to this Country . His Majesty is pleased, by and with the„adiriee . of his Privy Council,. to order, and it is ,hereby or ! 'tiered, That in future the Sale to a Neutral of any Vessel belonging to his • Majesty's Enemies shall not be deemed to be legal, nor in any manner to . transfer the property, nor to alter the character of - such Vessel : And all Vessels now belonging, or which shall hereafter belong, to any Enemy of' his 'Majesty, .„notwithstandhl any sale, or Pretended sale to-a Neutral, after a reasonable time shall have tOr receiving itiformatiou. of this his Pi* jemy's Order at the place where such sale, or pre tended sale, was \ effeeted, shall be caPttired ,and' brought in, and shall be adjud ge d as l a Wf u l-Tprize to, t 130, captots. And the,, Right "Hationratilo t4o Lords Comtni l 1 siofler of his Majegy's Treasury, his Welty', Jinn-