The National Register.
London, England, 1812-06-28 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL RGISTER.

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And whereas the Citarge..detAtfaires of the United Stales of 'Ante.
Ilea, resident at this Coati, did, on the YOth of May list, transmit to
I.cyd Viscount Gist 'ere:lull, oue of his Majesty's Principal Secretaries
of State, a copv of a certain Instrument, then for the first time commu-
nicated to this Coast, purporting to beat Decree passed by the Govern-
ment of France, on the Vbill day of April. 1811, by which the Decrees
of Berlin and Milan are declared to be definitely no longer iu force, in
regaid to American ves,els.

And whereas his 11 .yal flightless the Prince Regent, although ho
e•innot c-n•ider the tenor of the sail instrument as.satisfying the c.a.'.
ditinas set !Mali in-the said Or,der•ofthe 21st .of April last,•uptql witch
the said Orders were to cease and determine, is nevertheless di•posed,
(al has Nit, to take si:ch measures as may tend to re-establish the iv-
!crown se between Neutral anti Belliierent Nations. upon its ae-
ciwomeri principles—llls Royal Highness the Prince Regent, in the
name and in the behalf of his Majesty, is tbcrefoie pleased, by and
the adsi. c of his Maje-ts 's Friey Council, to .order and declare
!ld it is hereby ordered and declared, that the Order in Council bear-
ing date the 7th day of January, 1807, and the Order in Council
brat int.! date the 46th day of April, 1609, be revoked, so far as may
regard American vessels, and their cargoes being Amer.can propeity,
farm the Ist day of Augant next.
Put whereas by certain Acts cf the Government of the United States
of America, all British armed ves-els ace c•:clu-;ed try nt the harbours
and waters of the said l'arted Statestlic.artned vessels ofTrance being
permitted to enter therein; and the comMereal intercourse between
Great Britain and .he wild United States is interdicted ; the commer-
cial mt• rcourse between France and the said United States having been
restored ; his Royal Iltahness the Prince Regena pleased hereby
further to declare, in the name and nn the bel,alf of ins Majesty, that
if the Government of the said Mr ted States shall not, as so tr as may
he, after this Order shall have been ii -tified by •itis Majesty's Altti.)•ers
in .true, ica to the said Government, rev, ke, caused t: be revoked,
the said Acts, this present Order shall in that case, after duenotica
signified by his Majesty's Minister in America to the said Guverninern,
be thencelOrth null and of no effect.
It is further ordered and declared, that all -American' vessely. and
their cargoes being American prt,perty, that shall have been captured
subsequeally to the 20th day Miv dust.' a breach nf the aforesaid
Orders in Council aloee, 'and which shall not have. been actually con
demndi before the date of this Order; and that•all ships and cargoes
as aforesaid, that shall henceforth be captured and • r the pfd U den,
prior to the Ist day of August next, shall not he proceededxopinst to
condemnation till further brders, but shall, 'in 'the eyeat of OR Order
not becoming null and of no effect, in the case aforesaid, be ferihmith
liberated and restrne.l, suliject to such riaponable expenses on the part
of the captors as shall have teen justly incurred..
Provided that nothing in this Order contained, respecting,* revise
cation of the Orders herein-mentioned, shall be taken to tee nee wholly
or in ;•riri the Order- hi Council of the 11th of November, 0307, or
any other Order not herein-mentioned. or to deprive isat4es of any
legal remedy to which they way hi:entitled under the Order in Council
of the tlst of April 1812. . •
His Royalßighness the Prince Regent is hereby pleased further to
di dare, in the name anti on the nehttlf of his lifu.jestys, that nothing in
this present Order contanied, shall be understood t preclude his Royal
Flt_laness the Prince Regent, if circtinistai.ce7 shellsu require, front re.
storing, after reason able notice, the Orders of the 7th of JUntiiiry, 1807,
and 29th of April It?'a9, or mist part thereof, to their full t Get, or trout
taking such other meastllt S of retaliation agaiirst the .1110147, as may ap.
pear to his Royal ILghtiess to be just and necessary, &c.
JAMES BULLER.

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Vot.e,iwre Ex PtostnN.—This ;valid visitation has lievißonfincil to
the Is and of St. Vincent ; the damage done is considerai,,let, but,
lialpily, the iiiiiur,er• of liq• lost is nut so--great as hr tirit reports
stint d. us will be seen by the hill:iwilliz extratt of a letter from it.
Vincent, dated Ist flay. • received by the ship "iloliii Caiiipbell, ar-
rived Li the Clyde, on Saturday last.---.‘ Having laib.t.l iiif,rined that
you had not sailed :rota Grenada. by the Apro fleet, i limsteti to give
you. saute account of a most alarming circumstance which wok place
here, last night and this morning: About suit-set, on 1 kursday. . even-
ing, we observed
.an immense quantity of tire and anwki to proceed
from the volcano, and ei-nitintted till one & dock thiituorti ng, when a
most tremendous explosion took place, and (A/Ahmed till •four, throw-
ing up immense qiiantities of stones and ashes all over the Wand ,Oil,
the estates in tho %hinny of tliv miountain,, the ashes gra, said .: It*
Irian two to three feet deep; that two of the principal rival, s.es
been dried up, and new one. formed ; that manyot ,the estate I%
quarter have been touch injured. Una v. hitt +union IttstleCii•T I
have beenikilleck ..•..,.... r oot.• . . ~ 10r50,..i tit. itmi seiiit.'•• ')
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