The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-12-13 00:00:00

We day eve published, in evo. prim do. boards, by J.
Callow, Medical Bookseller, to, Crown-road, Y,ioce s•
street, Soho,

r it ATIONS on the NATURAL HIS-
IL/ TORY, CLIMATE, and DISEASES of MADEIRA,'
daring a period of eighteen year*,
By WILLIAM 11:4,11.1RLAT, II D.
Fellow dike Royal College of Phyaieiaaa, gdinhurgb; and
Physician to the &Web wetory el Madeira.
Where may be had, jest published, price ss. in boards,
OBSERVATIONS on the CLIMATE, MANNERS, and
AMUSEMENTS of MALTA ; principally iniended for the
inNernation et InssAids repairing to that Island fur the reco-
very of health. By William Dorneir, M.D. of the Royal
Coney ofeityeleteas, London &c. &c.

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o'elurk

N IS If a Packiug cu. is requiceJ, the owner can ;et one
mule for Two tiuioteas.—This Instrument will suit auy
Toon; Lady coming from school.

AMERICA.

" •OfFOts, Nov. IG.
er inclosed you will find Copies of the President's
Proclatuatina, and Mr. Cslillatin's Circular.
" By these instruments it will be obvious that
usileu Great Britain repeals her Orders in Council,
and restores fn!l liberty to neutral trade, a war is
inr•itable. France has dope what was her part of
the ditty in revoking her Dec►ees, and Great Bri-
tain roust do'hers, in annulling her Orders in Coun-
cil. Until that be done, ell commerce must be sus.
petaled, and on the ,2d February the Noo-loter-
course Law will be renewed. England will capture
our ships ; we shall arm them for defence ;
will follow, and our Declaration of War will
be the next step.
" This Proclamation has not been issued without
consideration, the Cabinet met for several days
fore tt was atlnpted.—lt has been cositemplat.A for
some time, but the dispatches from General Arm.
strong received, ow the Thursday preceding the
of Nov. put the matter beyond doubt. On these
advice, an American Paper of some authority has
published the following. It is stated to be the sub-
stance of a Note transmitted to the American Ese-
come by General Armstrong, and received by Imo
previous to his quittmir Paris.
" Art 1 The Deere. issued at Rambonillet is revoked.
Every American vessel will be freely admitted.
" Art. 5. The emiliseated property will be restore) as
soon as Congress shall have ri winded the law on the subject
of Ante incurred fur the cuntraveution of the Nwt•later.
rouse Rill.
" Art 3. The Anus irons may intrudace freely into our ports
the produce of their ono soil, and export a cootie value la
the production of, the French soil."
The original Proclamation, of which we gave
• short ketch in our Paper yesterday, is i• the
following tenns
By the President of the I Inked States—
A PROCLAMATION.

lVher.a., by the 4111 NfCtion of Act of Congress, passed
as the hot May pa to, iutitulyd " An Act concerning the
Commercial lutercoure between the United states cud
Great Britain and France and their Dependencies, and fur
' other permises, it is provided, that in ease either Great Bri-
tain or France shall, before the ad Nlarels next, so revoke
or modify her F.diets, at that they shell cease to eiulate the
aentaal commerce of the tailed Stales, which Get the
President of the United States shall declare by Pru-
clutnation ; and if the other nation shall not within three
months thereafter so revoke or modify. her F.diets iu like
manner, then the 34, 4th, ,t►, nth, 7th, eat. 9111, loth, and
tilth Sections of the Act Modelled, a. Au Act to intenbet the
144441 renal ioterrotoar betweeu the United States anal (heat
Biltaiii and France. and their )epeutlearies, pad fur other
purpuses.'" shall, from anal after the expiration of three
nroptLe tout the slate of the Prorlawatiuu aforesaid, be te-
rn•ed and have full force null effect, su tar as relates le the
der/Unions, colonies, and dependencies; and to the articles
the growth, produce, or intimfacture, of the dominion,,co-
blues, and tfrpentleuries of the natirm thus refu•htg or are•
itheting to revoke or modify her edicts in the manor. •Gera•
said. Anal the restriction* Unpaved by this Act shill, (coot
the slate of filch Pritelaniation, cease anal he alivemo
in rt Ist ( to the tuition revoking or tuodifyiug her Decrees
in the manner isforescal
" And *berm* it live bees officially made known to this
Guveriumist, that the Edicts of Frasier violet ing the neittral
commerce of the United Slates hate hero SO revoked, as to
tease 10 lave ißecl am Ilse IN of the present month :—Tow,
therefore, I James Madison, Per aideut of the United States,
do hereby pfue:airts that the said Edicts of France have been
an revoked, as that they ceased on the tilt day of the present
womb to violate the neutral commerce of the United States ;
and that from the date of these preseuta all the restrirtntu■
impose.: by the aforesaid Act, shall eerie and be discontinued
iu ftlaillOU to France and hear depusdencits.
In testimony whereof I have caused the mat of the
VoOrd Stake to be herenuto affixed, and signed she
satire with my baud, at the City of IYaellington, this
aid day of November, in the Year of onr l.o►d tato,
and of the lutlependeuee of the United States, the
Thirty ditth. _ . _

"JAMES 3IADISON."