The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-09-29 00:00:00

niknerr, end Tersschelling, a detachment of 20 in-
fantry, and iv@ or six cavalry.
" In the country of Voorqe. a detachment of ca-
valry, twanging of about 30 men, to be stationed at
Ntielle, Ouse/orate. mid R •kkange.
" In the island Oeerflakkeni a detachment of
omit 12 infantry, and 12 of cavalry, in the Goeda
Rehede, Middelharms, and Sommelsdyk.
" Upon the island of Schonen. 30 cavalry, mete
or less, between Brouwershaven and Zorickxre.
" Upon the island of Noordbereland, a subaltern,
and eight cavalry, more or less, to be stationed at
Cor tgeene.
" Provided also, that all such military corps shall
respeiftively extend their services, to the assistance
of the Officers of Convoys and Customs, posted at
the neighbouring, places above-mentioned ; and be-
sides en..king a common cause with them, they must
be careful to keep such a sharp look-out, as shall he
found requisite for the service upon which they are
employed, and necessary tnr the execution of the
orders of His Majesty the King. for the purpof.a of
putting a stop to all communication with the enemy.
and the prevention of the introdudion of every kind
of BI finish ma .ufaflures and merchandise, villa) is
serial)? forbidden.
" All Officers and servants belonging to the Con-
voys and Customs are hereby charged, en conformity
to the express desire of His Majesty the King, being
assisted by the military force, which is already or
shall hereafter be added to them, to make common
cause with them ; to la in concert with each other,
with the view of preventing a:1 navigation, trade,
or communication by or with the kingdom of Great
Britain ; and for that purpose to be equally milers
by day or by night, in order that swelling may es-
cape their vigilance, or any attempt be made, with
impunity. to evade the penalties of the laws OS.
Bided upon the enemy.
The Commissaries-General, Substitute-Fiscal,
and Commissaries-Geoeral of the Convoys and Cus-
toms, are earnestly admonished to see to the rigid
execution of these laws, and to cooperate with them
by all possible means ; and upon discovei ing the
least suspicion, whether of ioadivi ty, collusion, or im-
proper behaviour among the itaierior tethers, or that
their attention or vigilance has been over-reached,
or eluded by any person or persons, immediate mini-
mation of the same is to be given to the Allot:ter. in
order that such Officers may be disposed of, accord-
ing to the importance oldie cast ; and the Jot mid
°dims, superior and inferior, shall be per silently
responsible for their &aims, and for the stria per.
formalises of the task imposed upon them.
*. in order to preserve the necessary vigilance in
the islands of Schoues and Overflakkeei both the
riding officers now upon the island of South Beielabil
shall be plated upon the former island ; one near
Haamstede, and the other near Dakoland
" The Consmis artes-General are hereby yes-
pedively enjoined to transmit to
.the Minister with-
out delay, tat number of shipping at latsentderainca
under embargo in tl.eir respretive departments, by
virtue of the Minister's aferesatd resoiti'oons, tog.-
cher with an acom.it of that lading, ur was ever may
be found oa board of them, whether drpotio.o oh
6: lOre, in the stmehouses. or other W.Se dispowil of.
li any papers belonging to the ship, or rewiring to
its lading, remain in their hands, these roust be trans-
mitted at the same iim ; and the COllllll saatiCS a
higher charged w make a weekly repiirt of what-
-see Mly oven. to s_id stain, and also ol toe
IlicAstireS put into exectiii.n cuace. rang their).
•• IDe •:O:TiMiss.sty-lwri.efAl at kottatCattl is
charged, upon las personal responsibtlity. to order that
all slaps trader embargo. in his jertadistelen, at those
cwt may hereafter bo so that situation, be Drought
up to the Zee kautoto of that city. to under that he
n. ty more coneemently 'weft, in cause them to U.
inspected; and i urther tu place them in such a state
of security, that their attest cannot by any means
be violated.

" His kxcellency the Minister of Trade and the
C.ilaiiies is to .re requested to give the necessaty
urdias, that an order wall be given by the Contrui
Sartet•Crtilt !di at Rotterdam and Amsterdam, to
his triliccrs bekugiag. to the storchouNcs. to inquire
whether charge of the several lading. which
are under ensnare, can be taken; and in case of
the same being accepted. those vessels now under
embargo, in the depai:ment of Amsterdam. or that
may be thete berraiter. sba/1 be laid up is. the LAU
I oJi• Duds of that city.
RespeEting At tide VII. of the above mentioned
decree. taturmation is to be given, by letter, to the
Direfter-Gerieral of the lost-Otiice, and the Com.
in scary-General of His Majesty the king. in least
Erie/eland, in order that the necessary measuics
may be taken for the stoppage of all correspon-
dence. &c. coming from prohibited places ;
and that upon the least suspicion of the mime corn-
ing from the enemy's country, inch dispatches, &c.
arc to be seized and transmitted to the Minister.

•' His Excellency the Minister cf Marine is to be
requested, by letter, to order the king's ships. sta-
tioned at the most distant posts and guards, to take
the necessary measures for carrying Article Viii
of the aforesaid Decree into execution. by the exa-
mination of ad passengers and travellers, to discover
whether they have sudicient proof, that they do not
come from the British 'stands; and such proofs ate
to be iminedrAti.ly transmitted to the hinsistry. And
with spelt to passengers by sea, io Case their pass-
ports do not Answer the conditions of No. 1. of liar
I%l4:jest; 's Decree, a report of the same i► to be made
forthwith; in the meanwhile, the ships and passen-
gers are to be detained under the gum ; and. in fu-
ture, all vessels coming in Irons sea, though they
have no passengers un board, are to be detained, or
otherwise to be sent to the nearest place of safety,
under a trusty guard, which shall remain with them,
till the prescriptions of the law, on the pan of the
Administration of Convoys and Customs. shall have
been executed. And, lastly,
The Commissaries-General of Convoys and
Customs shall be re.peatvely written to, in order
that not themselves A10..e, but every person in their
jurisdittion, shall be acquaimesl will. the accessary
And rigorous measures, imposed upon the Wheels
and set rants of the Convoys and Customs ; and also
that ands persons shall be stationed along the
shots and the coasts, to obtain proper eveuence,
that passengers or travellers there surivir.g do
not come from the British Islands, and to trans-
mit the same to the Minister; in tailors thereof,
such officers are to be repotted; bat is all cases,
itwageis arriving are to be put under proper sects.
rely. 'los same condutl is to be observed 'stairs