The Sun.
London, England, 1814-12-26 00:00:00

FnoM THE LONDON GAZIA'TE, DEC. 24.

At the Conrt at Carlton-house, the 166 of De-
cember, 1814. present' his Royal Highness the
PRICE REGENT in Council.

Whereas by an Act, made and paised in the
forty-sixth year of his Majesty's reign, intituled,
-"" An Act for authorising ins Majesty, in Council,
to allow during the present war, and for six
months after the ratification of a definitive treaty
of peace, the importation and exportation of cer-
tain goods and commodities, in neutral ships, into
and from his Majesty's tersitories in the West
Indies and Continent of South America," it was
-enacted, that, ftom and after the passing of the
said Act, it should and might be lawful for his
Majesty, his heirs, and successors, by and with
the advice of his and their Privy Council, to per-
mit, or to authorise the Governors of the said
islands and territories, in such manner and under
such restrictions as to his Majesty, by and with the
advice of his Privy should seem fit, to
permit, when the necessity of the case should ap-
pear to his Majesty, with the advice of his Privy
Council, to require it, from time to time during
the present war, and for six months after the ra-
tification of a definitive treaty of peace, the im•
portation into, and the exportation from, any
island in the Vest Indies (in which description
the Bahama Islands, and the Bermuda or Somer-
Islands, are included), or any lands or territories
on the Continent of South America to his Majesty
belonging, of any such articles, goods, and cons-.
modities as should be mentioned in such Order of
his Majesty in Council, in any ships or vessels be-
longing to the subjects of any State in amity with
his Majesty, in such manner as his Majesty, his
heirs, and successors, by and with the Jubilee
aforesaid, should direct ; provided such
.ships or
vessels should duly enter into, report, and deliver
their respective cargoes, and reload at such ports
aly where regular custom-houses should have
been eqtabbshed :
And whereas the said Act has been continued
by an Act, passed in the present session of Par=
lianseut, until the expiration of six months after
the conclusion of the present hostilities :

And whereas it appears, at present, to he ne-
cessary to permit, for a ihnited time, the impor-
tation into, and exportation from the islands and
territories of his Majesty in the Vest Indies (in-
eluding the Bahama Islands, and the Bermdda or
Sower lilands), raid the lands and territories on
the Continent of. South America, to his Majesty
belonging, of certain articles, goods, and com-
modities hereinafter mentioned, in any ships
or vessels belonging to the subjects Of any
state in amity with his Majesty ; his Royal
Highness the Prince 'Regent is thereupon Oleas-
'ed, in the name and on the behalf of his Ma-
jesty, and by and with the advice of hiS Ma-
jesty's Privy Council, to order, .and (loth hereby
order, that the Governors and Lieutenant-Go-
vernors of. his Majesty's islands and colonies in
the West Indies (in which description the Ba-
hama Islands and the Bermuda or Smiler-Islands
are included), -anti of any lands or territories on
the'Continent• of South America, to his Majesty
belonging, and each and every such Governors and
Lieutenant-Governors shall be authorised', and
they, and each and every of them, are hereby
authorised to permit, for six tombs from the
date hereof, in any ships or vessels belonging to
the subjects of any state in amity with his Ma-
jesty, the importation into the said islands, co-
lonies, lands; and territories respectively, of corn,
grant, weal, flour, bran, biscuit, pulse, rice,
horses, elides, neat-cattle; sheep, hogs, and every
other species ot. live stock and live provisions ; and
also the exportation from the said islands, colo-
nies, lands, and territories respectively, into which
such importation as aforesaid shall be made, of
rum and molasses, antl. of any other articles;
goods, and cominodities whatsoever, except sugar,
indigo, co!ton Wool, coffee, and cocoa; provided
always, that such articles 'so to be imported shall
be of the groWth,or produce of the country to
which the ship or vessel importing the same shall
behnig ; proi•ided also, that such ships or vessels
shall duly enter into,. report, and deliver tlieir re-
spective cargoes, and reload at su,ch ports only
where regular custom-houses shall. have been es-
tablished : But it is Royal Highness's plea
some nevertheless, and his Royal Highness, in
the name snit on the beludf of his :Majesty, and
by and with time advice aforesaid, is further pleased
to and it is hereby ordered, that nothing
heTeinbef:lre contained shall be construed to per-.
mit the importation of corn, grain, meal, flour,
bran,. biscuit, pulse, rice, horses, mules, neat
cattle, sheep, hogs, or tidy other species of live
stock and live provisions, into any of the said
islands, lands, or territories, in which -there shall
not he, at the time when such articles shall be
brought for importation, the following duties on
such articies being of the-growth or produce of
the United StateS of Americas viz.:—

Current Money
of Jamaica.

thi 'Wheat Flour per barrel, not weighing snore
than one hundred and ninety-six pounds net
weight - - - -
On Bread or Biscuit of Wheat Flour, , or ahy,
:other Grain, per, barrel, not weighing more
than one hundred' pounds'net weight -
{;r 117ead, far every hundred pounds 'trade from
Wheat or any other Grain whatever, imported
in bags or other packages than teal rels, weigh-
ing as aforesaid - - -
-nn Flour or Nlea4made-from Rye, Pea'e, Beans,
-Indian Corn, orother Grain than Wheat, pet
barrel, not ,eit;liin,, more than one hundred
nod ninety-six pounds - • -
ileans, Rye, Indian Cern, Callivait-
CleS,. or Grain, per bushel - - -
op iti„,,,,, for every one hundred ptunds net
-weight - - - - -
Aild so in proportion for a less or lar,rer quantity.
/Horses, ne:it Cattle,ur Other live stock, for every
son' blinked pounds of the value thereof, at
the port or place of importation

rva,c.

-,clw'--

0 6 8

0 3 4

0 3 4

0 3 4

0 0 10

0 3 4

- 10 0 0
CI I ETW

Adngtaltll-pilice, Dec. 24, I S I

The Mon. Fleming has transMitteillo John
wition Est{, a letter from t;;lptain Wise, of his Ma--
(.:ranicus, giving ;in account uf• his having, on ttie.'
tope Spartel, captured the _American schooner
p:,.i•Axer Leo, of Aix gnus mitt it; men.

i‘st, r, -Dec. 23, 1614.

.
Iligluicss the Prince Regent has been ..pleased,
and on the behalf his Majesty, to anvitit
;;,,, ids, Eiy. to the office mid offices of his Majesty's
~;,‘ and Chancellor of South WAless in the UAW'

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flue at eithua.t.thett, PelnhecAke, and thkettO
the County nototio ,of Catnatthen, and the 'town ono
Cpitaty of the Town 6f Haverfotthvest, 'in the room of Her-
bcenlo,o) Esq. deceased.