The Sun.
London, England, 1809-05-29 00:00:00

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FrOnl .L6N,DON GitZP.tiTTB, May 27, 1809...
At the,LC:ontt; at the, Cl ueen's Palace, the 2:lth of
May,.
,i;800, present, the west excellent
Mat.e.stylit Council. • '
Whereas, his Majesty WAS pleased,-by hi's :Order
in Council of the 26th of;. .April list, te'sleciare cer- '
-lain _pats .and places of- the countries which 'hVe
been lately styled the.Kingdoni bf Holland, to be '
eubjett.to the restri'arens.incident to a stra and ri-,
:gornes.blockade, ,as continued froth his M'ajesty'S'
former Order Of the 11th of Nnvernber, 1.807; and
i'Vhdreas.advices have been received of .1 certain Pro-
visionel Agreement,. ent'ered into -by leis M.tjesty's.
1 Extraordinary And
iii Aire ieit, with the Government ;of. the United
ttates,.,Whereby it is understoodthat, his Majesty's
'Otders.in Council of the 7th of January and of the
tilt of November, t gtij, shell be w.ithdiewn, so
far as-cespeas the United ,States, on the 10th of
Jtme.iie?“-r.-•
And %berms; although the said Provisional Agree-
intnit is not:inch as was authorized by his Majesty's.'
instruL:tions, tit such as his Majesty can approve, it-
may ahcady have happened, or may happen,
,that,
persons being citizens of the said United States may
be led by a reliance on thespid Provisional Agree.
meta, to engage in a trade with and to the said ports
and places of Holland, contrary .to and in violation
of tdriy restrietions imposed by the said Orders of the
7t b'of January.and of, the i ttli of November, 1807,
as..altered by the Order of the 26th of April last;
hit liTtajesty; in order to. preventany inconveiliencies
that nmY 'ensue from the circumstance abirve recited,
is pleased, by and with the advice of his PrivY.Coun-
cil, to order, iintlit is hereby ordered, that the said
several Orders shall be swipended, so far as isnecea-
sary for the prottdion of vessels of , the said United
States, so railing.. under the faith of the sail provi-
siorpf Agree.nent, vii. that alter 'the gilt day of
Jene next, no vessel' of the United Statei; which
shall have cleared put .between the igtli of April last,
and the 20th. of July ensuing; for any 'of the ports
Of 'Holland sforesaid, from any port of the United
States, it hail be molested .or interrupted in her voyage
by. the Cqtnnianders of his 'Majesty's ships or }Sri-
vate,!rs.

Awl it is further ordered, that no vessels or .the
'United States, which shall have cleared out 'from
any portof America previous to the 90th of July
next, 'for any other permitted port, and shall, dur-
ing' her vOyage, have -changed her destination, in
' consequence of inforination of the said Previsional
Agreement, and shall be proceediug to any of the
ports of Holland aforesaid, shall be molested or'in-
terrupted by. the Commanders of any of his
jekey's ships' or privateers, unless such vessel shill
have been InfOrnied of this order on her voyage and
have been warned net to proceed to any of the
ports of Holland, aforesaid, and shall, not withstanding
such Warning, be foetid attempting• to proceed to
any such port..
And it is further ordered, that after the.said Oth
day' of June Md,' no:vessel of the said United
'sfates which shall have cleared out, or be destined
,
• niapir of the ports ot Holland, .froin any other port
or pace not, subject to 'the restrictions of the said
Order of the 26th of April last, after notice of such
Fro isional Agreement as aforesaid, shall be molested
or interrupted in her: voyage by the Commanders of
his Majebty's ships or privateers, provided such l'es-•
sal shall have so cleared out previous to atlual notice
of this Order at Such place of clearance, orindefault
of proof of aLlual notice previous to the like periods
of time, after the date cf this Order, as'arefixed for
constru:.,tive notice of his Majesty's. Order et the
tai of Nov,mber,lB,o7,by the Orders of the 25th
of November, t 107, rind of the lath of May, -I tioa,
tit certain places andiatitbdes therein mentioned, up-
ieSs such ves«,el shall have been informed of this
hector on her voyage, .and warned by any of his 1.1.1.-
je,ty's ships'or privateers not to proceetHo any port
of floll:md, acct shall, notwithstanding sucb warniog,
attempt to proceed to any such port,.
And his tvtajesty is pleased .further; to order, and
it is hereby ordered, that-the said several' Orders of
the or th of),anutuy aed ► olofNovember, 1807, as
al;,..ied by .the said Order of the 213th of April'
shall also be suipended;tso far as. is necessary for the
protedion of vessels'of 4be,sailWitite4 §.jatew.?kich
shall ctear tytutato environs, n declared4to abe oer
the restriaion-of blockade fronrany port of Holland
between thenth day of June:tano the .Ist day of
July. next ; provided always, that .nothiog, that is
contained, in. the present, shall wend, or b 0
construed to extend., .to,protca,,any vessela,,er their
cargoes that may be jiAlo to cuocteivnition or de-
tention for,any other cause than thi.° vißlal,l'on of the
aforepid Orders of the 7itli of January and the 11tb,
of November, 1807, as alerted- by the saidiOrder of
the Oath of April last. -
Provided silo, that nothing in this Order contain-.
ed. shall extend, or be construed to extend to pro-.
tea inyh vessel witich shall attempt to enter any,
port aCtually blockaded by ..any. of his Majesty's
ohipan.
And the llight lioneurable the .Lords Commis-
**loners ot I'lea,:ury, his Majesty's
Principal Secretaries of State', the. lairds 'Commis-
sioners of .the . Adiniralty, and the Judges, of the
'High Court'of Admiralty; and the -.ledges of the
Court of Vice-Admiralty, are to give the necessary
diredtioAshereiu as to them may respetlively apper-
tain. 44,147111;L1... •

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[The Gazette also contains an Oder in C(,useil for alloWl•
ing the importation into Ncwtouniil4liti, ttiin 411 e United
States, at bread, flour, .ire. in Brithili ships; under license's
to 4:01161111d in Lorca for Hine months i andga lb° an• Order tor
continuing for six 111.0Atlis the of the-exportAliou
of gurt-puwder, arms, and ainniunition.] . •
Queen's Palace,, Ma! 2-1, 1809.
This day Ilia Excellency Pon P.,:dto 'ne.Cevallos,
!Ambassador Extraordinary`ront the Snpretne Junta
of._Spain acing in the pante of hs c Miljes.,
ty, Ferdinand tbe 'llth; had an.audience of :leave
of his Majesty •
To which he was infrottbectl by the Right Hon.
George Canning, his Majesty ,Princiriat Secretary
of State far Atrairs, and conducted by
Atephen Cottrell, Kot. Nfitster of the Ceremonies.