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.Itanday &nada gut licenses Ina granted
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taermennisollirs, err other persons halms
the ei-iciemrniatail at eibiethas er at Malta respectimai.
but id His Majesty's name to such person or persons as the
said Governors, LientonantlGeveroors, or persons having the
chief eoniniand, shall think fit, allowing such person or person.
to expert Iron Gibraltar direct' to any port in the Mediterra
mean. or to any port of Portugal, or to any post of Spain with
out the Mediterranean, not further North than Cape Finistere,
and from Malta direct to any port, being within the Mediter-
ranean with any articles of the produce or manufacture of
His Plajesty,s dominions and any articles which shall leant
been imported into Gibraltar or Mahe from this kingdom, to
whomsoever such articles shall appear to belong, (net being
naval or military store.,) in any vessel belonging to any ;outl-
ay not at war with His Majesty, or in any venial net exceeding
one hundred tons burthen, sad being unarmed, belonging to
the country to which such vessel shall be cleared out and
going, and also to import in any such vesel or vessels asafore-
me, from any port within the Mediterranean, to Gibraltar or
Malta; or from any port ice Puitugal or Spain, as aforesaid, to
Gibraltar; such port and such destination respectively to be spe-
cified in such license, any articles of merchandise whatsoever,
and to whemsuever the same may appear to belong ; such arti-
cles to be specified in the bill of lading of such vele', subject
however to such further regulations and restrictions with re-
spect to all or any of the said articles so to be imported, or ex-
ported, as may be inserted in the said licenses, by the Gover-
nors LieutenanoGoverriurs, o ether poisons having the chief
civil eominand et Gibraltar, or Malta, for the time being respec-
tively, as to them shall, from time to time, seem fit and expe-
dient.
And it it further ordered, that in every 'nth license shall be
Warted the names and residence of the person or permits to
it shall be granter!, the articles and their quantities per
be be exported, the name and description of the vessel,
nelikeffillue mintier thereof, the port to which the vessel shall
OBMeed to go, which shall be some port not under actual
bieshodo ► and that nu license on to be granted shall continue
in /Mee for longer than two months from its slate, nor for more
limiters, voyage ; a say such license be granted, or arknow-•
hedged to be valid, if granted to permit the clearance of any yes-
eel to any port which shall he actually blockaded by any naval
force of His Majesty or of his allies.
And it is further ordered, that the Genimanders of His Ma-
jesty's ships of war and privateers, and all others whom it may
concern, shall suffer every such vessel tailing conformably to
the permission given by this Order, or haring any license 36
Ph3rlll.llll, to p.m arid /cyan iiirect between Gibraltar or Malta,
and such port as shall be specified ill the license, in such meo-
w'', and under such terms, regulations, and restrictions, as shall
be expressed therein.
And it is further ordered, that, in ease any vessel, se sailing
as aforesaid, fur which any such license as aforesaid Mall have
been granted, and which shall be proceeding direct upon her
said voyage, shall be detained and brought for legal adjudi.
cation, each moat, with her cargo, shall be forthwith relessed
by the Court of Admiralty in which proceedings shall be PM.
11611064, upon proof being mad* that the parries had duly con-
formed he the terms, regulations. and restrictions, of the said las
cerise; the proof of such conformity to lie upon the person or
parsons claiming the benefit of this Order, or obtaining or using
such license, or claiming the benefit thereof.
And iris hereby further °edited, that ne vessel belonging to
any State on the coast of Barbary shall be prevented (rent sail-
ing wills any articles of the growth or produce of such state,
from any port or place in such State, to any port or place in the
Mediterranean, Of Portugal, such port or place nut being ac-
tually blockaded by some naval force belonging is Ilia Majesty,
or his allies, without being obliged to touch at Gibraltar, or
Malta.
And the light Honourable the Lords Commissioner* of His
Majesty's Treasury, His Majesty's Principal Secretaries of
State, the Loris ,:oininiesioners of the Admiralty, and the
Judges of the Hi Court of Admiralty and Comte of Vice.

Admiralty, are to take the necessary 'measures herein, as to
them shall myth:lively appertain. W. FAWKPNER.
At the Cowl at the Queen'. Palace, the 25th of November,
1107; PRESENT,
The SING'. Most Res.llerit Majesty in Council.
Whereas Hrs Majesty, by his Order in Council of the ele-
venth of November mutant, was pleased to order and declare
that all trade in articles which are of the produce or manufac-
ture of the emiones and cotamies mentioned in the said order,
shall be dimmed and eonsidered to be unlawful (accept, as is
therein excepted); His Majesty, by and with the advice of His
Privy Council, is pleased to order and declare, and it is hereby
o died and declared, that nothing in the said order contained
shall extend to "Asa to capture sod confiscation, airy Articles
of the produce and manufacture of the said countries and
colonies laden as board& iush ships, which would sot have
been subject to capture and confiscation, if such Order had not
been made. And the Right Hun. the Lords Comunasioners
of His Majesty's Treasure, His Majesty's Frincipal Secreta-
rial of Statsi,the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, and
the Judges of the High Court of Admiralty and Vice-Admi-
ralty, are to take t..e necemuy measures herein, as to them
may respectively appertain.
W. FAWRENER.
At the Court at tho Queee's Pailiee, the 25th of November,
1107; PRESEN.I.
The RlNG's Most Excellent Majesty in Council .
His Majesty, taking into consideration the circumstance'
ender which Prussia and Lubeck have been compelled to abut
their ports against Britoh ships and goods, is pleased, by and
with the advice of his Privy Cmincil, to order, and it is hereby
ordered, that all ships and goods belonging to Prussia, which
mar have been seised subsequent to His Majesty's order
of the 19th of Nov. lens. and are now detained in the ports
of this kingdom, or elsewhere, and all ships and goods belong-
Mg to inhabitants of Lubeck which are so detained, shall be
restored, upon being pronounced by the High Court of
Admiralty, or any Court of Vice. Admiralty, in which
they have bei:n or may be proceeded against, to belong to
subjects and inhabitant' of Prussia sr Lubeck, and not
otherwise liable to confiscation; and that such ships and
goods shall be permitted to proceed to any neutral post, or
to the port to which they respectively belong : and it is
further ordered, that the ships and goods belonging to Prussia
ov Lubeck, shall nut, until further orders, he liable to deters.
lion, provided •uch ships and goods shall he trading to or from
any pert of this kingdom, or between neutral port and neutral
port, or from any port of His Majesty's allies, sod proceeding
direct to the poet specified in their respettir cleanness
And the Right Honourable the Lords Commissioners of His
Majesty's Treasury, His Majesty's Principal Seeman." of
State. the Lents COIRRIISiiOIiffS of the Admiralty, end the
Judges of the High Court of Admiralty sod Courts of Vice.
Admiralty, are hi take the neeesmary eamoires herein, as to
them shall reopettively appertain.
W. FAWKENFR.
At the Coen at the Queen's Patsies. the 25th of November,
I Sias PRESENT.