The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-05-31 00:00:00

HOLLAND.

The New Code of Commerce consists of nineteen
articles.
I. The repeal and attolitiqn of all laws awl' resnletions
existing terror? the decree againg trading with Croat Britain.

21. A prohibition of all -direct menne-erce, from any of the
Dutch ports, with Great Britain.
id Every vessel that shall arrive in any of our posts Wit',
false or forged papers, limet from Great Britain, or from any
port or haven thereunto belonging, shad, together with retry
article of her cargo, be confiscated.
4th On nformatiou that any vetted having peen under the
neces.ity of putting into airy of the British pea., Mall have
token any additional articles on board b.-sides her origitedl cargo,
she shill be coduested ; ael the Captain be heel. 1411111 y a
fine of 10:0 guilders, if he be found to have concealed
Sth A regulation reewaing emu's fro:n Great Britain
(whose original deetinmen may he represented to have been
fur a neutral ;wet petting into any ails.. Dotch lents ; which
shall, it the ship's pasaport does not clearly prove every part of
her cargo to have been destined for such ueutral port, be dcc;4l,
Si to be enemy's proeerty, and confiscated accerdingly, so lout
as free 11a1ig Aloft awl free commerce be not dee:tired Fats
land. . -
6th. A fine of 1,000 guilderhto he paid by every Captain de
Master of t .e vessel whit shall be found to have 2117 papery, or
packets of pa. en, to bedellvered many of the Military Officers,
on 01 before their arrival in a Dutch port.
7th. All documents, or ship's
....epees of whatever description,
shall, w.th the • armee. care, be delivered, and also a written r
elarati., i ay both the Captain and Mager ; declaring upon e ith
whenieethee • mete, whither dest iied, and that they have d
littere4 all pa ene they had in possession, sod that they haee net
besaghteveir with th •m,ordeliver-d hefore thistheirdeclaration,
aty letterset proem whatever. Further, all yeesele shall be ob.
lived te,talte a hirtit neereet the shore, where they are to remain
under street till they hive received leave to wr igh anchor.
lith. Al-eolith:tem of all importation of Britton m inutaaiire,
fiesns env place and in any mariner obeyer, under penalty of the
snidest being enehstaated, and a fine of 1,000 guilders. All
isteiee v ire eirtati3.l shall by punished corporally, and, if the
case r quires it, capitally.
, 9th. The term British manufaeture comprises also cod and

10th G inanut4Oured in other countrim will be ad-
mitted, ;nnvrded they are accompanied with onvial ocrtiti •
calm from tho Secretv y of Finance.
11th. No ankle is to be imported that shall not have been
notified at the dittrrent offices of the Secretaries of linauce
during the voyage.
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ISA. All Aires cominunieatien and cnm mere. between this
Republic and Great it•itaiii shalt litocefortli he prohibited.
13th. Prohibits the expel-titian of ainniundi ~,, , without pre-
vious permission Tar, salted meat, and cheese, are prohi-
bited (min being conveyed to any port on this side of the We.
marl sod risen then without special leave, and fm a given
Quantity o.ily.
14th. A fine of treble the value shall bo impaled open all
'ads ankles exported without leave, as shall require such pre-
vino, s:tecial permission ; a, likewise for rye, oats, beaus, prase,
split barley, tilt., perk, ant butter.
15th. Specifies the form in which the certificate, are to be
drawn.

16th. No vessel shall all unlevt the he provided with a ipe.
eial permit ut the Curn:uinary, Bre besides the other necessary
Itape~.

17th. The Captain, pamengem. and crew, are prohibited
from asking with them letters, liacketi, or any thing whatever,
intenrli.d for any port or haven in Great ltritain, under the
penalty of a fine of one trinumnd guilders, and one year's
canfinement ; and for which purpus.• the Captain is requriad to
make his decLi 'anon b:fore he sets sail.

18th. Prohibits the lading or unlading on any strands or bye-
places.
The 19th. Foibid.. the ...ageing anchor at any magazine or
warehouse, (wing the passage, within certain