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.hest cleared out under such. regolaticis as- hisliatjeit)(
relay think fit to -prescribe;, and 6110 he proreedingdW'
it a from some port or place in 4.1.4 kiugd*,. or
from Gibraltar or Malta, or from any port beletik 1.
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ing to' his Majesty' 4. Allies,:. to thth port specified hi
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her clearance;-.-nor to any Vessel, or the Corgi) of
any Vessel, belonging to any Country 'not at war
with his Majesty, which shall he coming iron' any
port or place in Shrope which is declared by this I
Order to be subje& to the restriaions incident ~to a
state of Blockade, destined. to some port or,place in
.Europe belonging to his Majesty, and which thall
be ou her voyage dire& thereto; but these excep-
tions, are not to be understood as exempting .from
capture or confiscation any Vessel or Goods which
shall be liable thereto in respe& of having entered
or departed from any port or place actually blocked-
eel by his Majesty's Squadrons or Ships of War, or
Ifor being enemies' property, or fo'r any other' cause
than the contravention of this present Order.
And the Commanders of his Nlajesty's Ships of 1
War and Privateers, and other Vessels acting under
his Majesty's Cptarnission, shall be, and are hereby, ,
instruFfed to 'warn every, Vessel which shall have
commenced her voyage prior to any notice of this
Order, and shall be destined to any port.of France,
or of her Allies, or. of
..any. other 'country at war
, with his, Majesty,' or tO.• any port 'or place from
which the hti.ish flag as aforesaid is excluded,
or ',to any Colony belonging to his Majesty's Ene-
mies, and which 'shall not have cleared out PS ii •
herefnbefore allowed, to discontinue her voyage,
and to proceed,.to some port or place in this king-
dom, or to Gibraltar, or Malta; and any Vessel whiCh,
afier haviog been so warned, or after a 'reasonable
time shall' have been afforded for the arrival of in-
formation of this his Majesty's Order at any port or
'placefroin
.which she sailed, oT which, after having
notice of this Order, shall be found in the prose-
cution of any voyage contrary to the reStralons con-.
.tained in this Order, -shall be captured, and, toge-
tlier. with her cacgo, condemned as lawful Prize to
the Captors :

And whereas Countries, not engaged in the war,
have acquiesced in these Orders of l'rance, pro-
Whiting all trade in any articles the product or
manniacture of his Alniesty's dominiolis and the
Maximus of those Countries have given countel
nante and etfed to those prolnhititinS, by accepto
ing, from persbns styling them,sqlves Cotti.gkerCial.
Agents of .thoßruany, resident at Igentad orts4
Certain documents, _termed ‘‘ Certifitatea
being r,artificatas obtained ate the ports of &bivalent,
declaring that the articles of the cargo, are not pi 'hell
produce or minufatiore of his Majestyik dunlinions,
or to that e,ffe4t

. And-whereas this expedient has. been direft.taby.
France, and submitted, to by such. taw ba" as.
part of the new systeui of warfare direZled against
the 'rude of this-Kingdom,. and as the moat eirecl
teal ittatrument Of accoinpliihing the tame,. and it
therefore essentially necessary to resist it. . • •
His Majesty is therefore pleased, by and 'with the
advice of his Pt ivy Council, to order, and it it hero.
by ordere'd, that if any Vessel, after reasonable.
time shall have been afforded for receiving notice of.
this his Majesty's Order :at the part or pjaeg from
which such Vessel shall have cleared out, shall be
tonna carrying any such certihcate or, document aa
aforesaid, or any document referring to,' or authen,
ticating the same, such Vessel shall be adjudged
lawful prize to the captor, together with the goods.
laden therein, belonging to the. person, or persons by
whom, or on whose behalf, any such, document was,
put on board.
And the . Right Hon. the Lorda commissioners,
of Iris Majesty.* Thasury, his Majesty's Principal,
Secretaries of. State, the Lords Commissioners of the
Admiralty, and the Judges of the High qiiirt of
Admiralty and Courts of Vice,Admiralty, -ate to
take the necessary measure* herein, As to t4eoi shall
respectively appertain.
W. FAWKIMEIL

At the Court at the Clueen'l rit,Aoe, the nth of
November, 1807,

Present,

The •Kt NG'S Most Excellent Nl:tjuty in Council.

Whereas articles of the growth and. mapufacture
of Foreign Countries cannot by law kie iratxsrted into,
this Country, except in Ikiti4t Slips, or in Ships
belonging to the- Countries of which such articles
are the growth and manutaelere, without an Order,
in Council specially authorizing the bathe
'His Majesty, taking intoeOnsideration did Prder
of 1116 clay'i date, reipeaing the Trade to be carried

onto and lion) tho ports, of the Enemy, and deem.
ins it expedient that anyNessei belonging to any
Gauntry in alliance, or in amity with his Majesty,
may be permitted to import into this Country arti-
cko of thy produce or manotacturt Of Countries at
was with. his Majesty :
His Majesty, by and with the advice of his
Privy Council, is therefore pleased to order, and
it is hei.eby ovdorcd, that all goods, wares, or mer-
chindius, specified awl included in the £cltednie