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PM SATURD Y NIGIff'S GAZETTE.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

• Wie,Offier Aeptfmtrer 10, 11406.
A Aejearmey-LCount Mentjote Froberg to be
Coleoel, .ith temporary Bank in the Army.
Centioierioi sired hY the Lord Limittoeuet of the County if
. • Kent.
qtford Yeomanry Cavalry....Geeep sunaid, Gent to be
imitation:, vice J. Puny, iviiigned. Dated :iv:Amber 12,
G.
Cemeaueissi iodic Rentrewlfilitia, eigued by Ha diejnoy's Lieu-
ermine fir ant Covitsy.
Lioutesa*Colouel James Dookm to be Colonel, vice the
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girl of Oli.gow, moaned. Dated August VI, teat
Meier LAVlerite biationad. to be Lieutenant-Wend, Ties
ilatiniop. promoted. Dated at above.
Cnandetten in the rikabbsAtilltb, sigkei by the Levi Lieu-
tetatet.

Thomas Durham, Esq. to ise Lieotertant-Colond, vice We.
mys, appointed to the Cupar Voluuteurs. Dated August
16, ieus.

COpLULibIIJII Li Ow Tower-Handes Militia, sigiseil by the Ler!
Liestetairst.

lit Royal Regiment—Emden John Oranr to be Lieutenant,
♦ice Thadeus O'Meara, promoted. Dated August 25,
110.

At the Comet st the Queen's Palace. the Ifth of September.
PRESENT.
The KING'S Most Excellent Majeoly in Council.
Whereas the capital city, loon, and foams:, of Buencra
Ayres, and its Dependencies have been mougneted by His
forces, and tb* genitor, and font M the sanie are
delieeted up a His Majesty, and the Same asp new its His Ma.
pates petatessittet Hie Majimy is thereupon planed to order
end eleolase, mot it is heals, ordered and decimal, that all his
iterillisobteaa may law Lilly trade to and from the said capital
city. Sown, and Obtlrsas of BnenesAyree, and its Dependencies,
imploding therein all and *eery the terns:ides belonging to, or
forming a past :Tithe Government of theism's, in British ships,
owned by Hia Majesty's sal:Jed,. and navigated according to
law ; or is ships bosefide belonging to any of the subjetis or
native inhabitants of the said city, town, or tanneries, such
nano; inhabitants being peaceably resident within the mine.
ai under the obedience of His Majesty's Government there;
and that such trade shall bo subj.& to the same dutiet, rules,
relaillisns.estmtitions, restrithows, penalties, and forfeitures.
to rshiti: est trod* to and tem Hls MAjesty's colonies, plant.
atlms, and Islands in the Weal Indies and South America is,
or shell be Goblin by law, except as is hereinafter specified :
And 'His Majesty Is further pleased to nr.ler and declare,and
it is hereby ordered and declared, that all compenaliiies, being
ofthegiewslt, produce, or minufacture, of the said capital city,
tiMin, and fortress of Buenos Ayr's, any its derstletteiss, is-
chola, therein all and every the territuiiev belonging to, or
footslog a port of, the Government of the lianae, or ehich ha..
heen experte.l therefrom, shall lie.peimitteit to be
h•ris sew ef the perm of the United Kingdom, In
eiv.i,e4 by flis Majesty's subj•eeis, and navigated
anxinting r,. law ; or is ships dom. fide belonging to any of the
objects« native othabitanti of the said city, town, or teni-
tnrkts, such native inhabitants being peaceably resident within
the same, and under the obedience of His Govern.

mem there; and that such commodities b, subjs.!, to Cm
same duties, rules, regulations. restrietions, conditions. penal
--"41441 treeoradi forfeitures, es grtklee of the like sort are %nine& to.

. . . . .
irs ...
rooting frees His ltfajesers -colonic*, phantations,„ or islands,
in tlie West lashes or South Ainerie.s :
And whereas inferinatron has been received, that the Com-
slander of Hi. Mateo: ea force., to whom the said city, town,
and fenne, have tiarrendTred, has reduced the duties on im-
portation into she mine, from about thirty-four and a half per
ceqt, fkitillOrtnt, to tan per teat. ed salamis, and two and a
half per cent for the consulate Of municipal duties, making,
in the whole, twelve and one half par cent nn all articles im
ported into the said place and its dependencies in Britoil
iships, owned by His Mesa's subjects, and navigated accord-
ing to law; or in ships betel fide belon4ing to any of the sub-
recto or natant inliahitants of the cud city, town, or territories,
such native inhabitants Ming peaceably re.,ilmt within the
same, and under the obedience of ilia Majesty's Government
there; flis Majesty is thereupon pleased to order and declare,
that the rani rcdoced duties shall continue to be levier!, and no
other, on all articles so imported, with the exception of Ger-
man livens, which am to continue to be subject to the tame
duties as were paid thereon before the conquest of tie .a ,r 1
place by Hi. Majesty's arms, need Ilia Majesty's pleasure 'hall
he further sign,,iesl 3-wand it is hereby funher crelet,d, that it
shall not be lawful (or any .lave or s'aves to be landed, or sin.
potted, or brou;-.lit hits the said city, tool, and fi-rtress of
Buenos Ayr-J, and its dependencies, ine:iiilin • therein all and
' every the tterit-i,ies belo:icing to, or furruisis a part of, the
tioserrausent of the same„ as aforcsahl, tai.on i.a.14 that all alarm

PI landed, imported, or brought, together with the vemeti
bringing in the s. me, or from which the same shall be landed,
and then cargoes, shit b.cnme forfeitiol to His Majesty, his
beiil and suceeedsts t—Providad always, that this prohibition
shall not extend to the several eases of slaves bona Me employ•
4ed in navigating any ships trwling to or from the said place, or
of slaves bonande employed as domedic slaves, and coming
into the said place with their masters; or of slaves in any min-
tier employed in His Maienty's naval or mildary service :
And the Right Honourable the Lords Commissioners of His
Majesty's Treasury, and the Lords Commissionms of the
Admiralty, are to give the necessary directions herein as to
them may respectively appertain. W. FAWI,ENER.

At the Court at the Quctn's Palate, the 17th of September,
1806, PRESENT,

The KING'S Most Excellent Majesty in Council.

Whereas, by an Act made and passed in the last Session of
the present Parliament, and in the present year of ills M.
jesty's Reign, L.:tattled," An Act for authorising Ills Majesty
in Council to allow, dering the present war, and for six maths
after the ratification of a Definitive Treaty of Peace, the im-
portation and exportation of certain goods and commodities
in neutral ships into and from His Majesty's tar:Stories in the
West Indies and CiMtinent of South America ;" it is enacted,
that from and after the passing of the said Act, it shall and
may be lawful for His Majesty, his heirs and successors, by and
with the advice of his and their Privy Council, to'permit, or to
authorise the Governors of the islands and territories herein-
after mentioned, inn/eh manner, and under such restrictions
as to His Majes:y, by and with the advice of hi: Privy Council,
shall seem tit to permit, when the necessity of the case shall appear
to His Majesty, with the advice ef his Privy Council, le require
it, from time to time during the present wer, and for six months
after the ratification of a definitive treaty of peace, theimports-
hen into, and the exportation from, any Island' in the West
Indies (in which description the Bahama islands, and the Ber-
muda or Seater islands are included), or any lands or territories
on the Continent of South America to His Majesty belonging,
of any suc► articles, goods, and commodities as shall be men-
tioned in such Order of His Majesty in Council, i■ any ships
or meals belonging to the subjects of any Staid 10 amity with
His Majesty, in such manner as His Majesty, his heirs, and
sUCCOMOre, by and with the advice aforesaid, shall direct; pro•
sided such ships or vessels shell duly enter into, report and
deliver their respective cargoes, and reload at such ports only,
where regular cellos-haulm shall have been established :

And whereas it appears at present to be necessary to permit,
for a limited time, sullied to be sooner terminated, varied, of
altered, as is hereinafter provided, the importation into, and
exportation from the Islands rind Territories of His Majerty,
in the West Indies, (ineluctieg the Bahama Islands and the
Bermuda or Seiner Islands), and the lands' and territories en
the Continent of South America, to His Majesty belonging,
of certain articles, pods, and commodities, hereinafter men-
tioned, in any ships or vessels belssngin: to the subjects of any
state in amity with His Majesty ; His Majesty is thereupon
Messed, by and with the advice of His Privy Council, to
order, end dealt hereby order, that the Governors and Lieute
nant•Governors of His Majesty's Woods and Colonies in the
Wert Indies (in which description the Bahama Islands and
the Bermuda or Sumer Islands are included), and of any lands
or territories on the Continent of South America, to His Ma.
jesty behoving, and each and every of such Govereors and
Liestenao•Goverwors shall be authorized, and they, and arch
and every of them are hereby authorised to permit foe twelve
months, from the data hereof, subject tote sander terminated,
varied, or altered, as is hereinafter provided, in any ships or
vestals belonging to the subjects of any state in animity with
His Majesty, the importation into the said Wands Colonies,
Lands, and Territories, respectively, of stares and lumber, and
also of every kind of provisions, (beef, perk, end butter, al.
ways excepted), which are of the growth or produce of the
country to which such ship or ousel importing the mme, shall
belong; sod also the exportation Irons the said Islands Colo-
hies, Lands and Territories respectively, Into which such
importation of staves, lumber, and provisions as aforesaid, shall
be made of rem and molasses, and of any ether articles, goods,
and commodities whatsoever, except sugar, indigo, cotton,
wood, coffee, and cocoa; provided always that such ships ise
weasels shall duly enter into, report, deliver their respective ear.
Roes, and reload at such ports only where regular custom..
Itiew.es shall have hem. established : and His Majesty, by and
with the advice of hisser& Privy Council, is further pleased to
order, and loth hereby order, that notwithstanding any thing
h contained, the said permission and authority to int.
tort and export, shall cease and determine, or be varied arid
altered, before the expiration of the above mentioned peeled of
twelve mnnrh., at the expiration of six months after notifica-
tion in Tb. Lo' lon Gazette of any order of His Majesty, by and
with the advice of his Privy Council, for revoking, varying, or
altering such permission or authority, or shall crease and deter.
scone at the eapitalioll of sit months after the medication of •
definitive treaty of peace.

W. TAWICSNER.