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AN ENQI.TIRY into the PRINCIPLES of Civil
andMILITARY SUBORDINATION.
By JOHN MACI3IARMID,
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and 'or Thomas Fgerton, Military Library. Whitehall.
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pal topics in regard to the amelioration of ma.
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PuSlic.

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AFRICAN MESIORANDA, relative to an at-
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AN ESSAY inn the SPIRIT and INFLUENCE
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of Charles Villiet a., with Notze. By JAMES MILL Pig
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STATE PAPERS.

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, MAY so.

The Ring has been pleated to cattle it to be lignified by the
Right Honourable Charles James Fox, his Majefty's Principal
Secretary of State (or Foreign Affairs, to the Minifters of Friend-
ly and Neutral Powers refiding at this Court, that his Majerly,
taking into confidention the new and ettranedinary means re-
toned to by the enemy, for the purpofe of &leafing the commerce
• of his fulled', has thought fit to diredt that the neceffary mea-
furca Mould be taken for the blockade of the coaft, rivers, and
ports from the river Elk to the port of Brcß, both incluflve; and
that the fald coaft, rivers, and ports are, and muff be contidered
at blockaded : but tlitit his Malay is pleated to declare, that
Ruch blockade hall not extend to prevent neutral hips and yeah
laden with goods, not bring the property of his Majerty's ene-
mies, and not being cvntrabard of war, from approaching the
• faid emits, and cote' ing into and failing from the Paid rivers and
ports (lave and except the coat, rivers, and ports from Oftend to
the river Seine, already In a Rate of Itridt and rigorous blockade,
and which are to be confldered as fo continued t) Provided the
• (aid (hips and weirdo fo approaching and entering (eacept u afore-
(aid) Buil not have been laden at any port belonging to or In the
poffeffion of any of his Mayfly's enemies, and thut the raid hips

:tr.tcs of tt.c C. lc, tr. tLc Lift rag.; ]

At the Court at the Q2een's Palace, the 14th of '
May, 18c6, prefent, the King's Molt Excellent Ma-
jefty in Council,
His Majefty having taken into confideradon the prefent Rate of
Hamburgh and Oldenburgh, and the circomftances under which
feveral veffels belonging to Bremen and Paprnhurgb, have arrived
Jn the porta of the United Kingdom, is pleated, by and with the
advice of his Privy Council, to order, and it is hereby ordered,
that the Embargo now fuhfifting upon all (hips and veffels belong-
ing to Hamburgh and Oldenburgb, he taken off: And it is hereby
further ordered, that the Embargo be alto taken off thofe veffels
belonging to the towns of Bremen and Papenburgh, which had
cleared out for ports of the United Kingdom previous to the Prof.
flan notification, dated twenty-eighth of March laft, whereby Bri-
dal Mips were excluded from the ports of the Pruffian dominions,
and from certain other ports in the North of Europe ; and that the
kid (hips and week, with their cargoes, not being Pruffian, or
eactnies' property, be permitted to fail to any port not blockaded:
Aid the Right Honourable the Lords Commiffioners of kis Ma-
jefty's Treafiary, the Lords Commiffioners of the Admiralty, the
Lord Warden of the Cinque Parts, and the Judge of the High
Corot of Admiralty, are to give the neceffary diredtions herein as
may to them refpedtively appertain. w. sAwcassit.
At the Court at the Qlreen's Palace, the 14th of
May, 1806, prefent, the King's Mott Excellent Ma-
jelly in Council.
Whereas during the interval which has clapfed flare his Majefty
found hlmfelf compelled, by the hoftik meafures of his Majefty
the King of Pruffia, to lay an embargo on the (hip and goods be-
longing to his fubjeds, and to places under his controls', firth ba-
tik meafures lave not been difeontinued: And whereas the town
of Papenburgh cannot but be confidered as dependent on, and
gorier the abfolute controul of Pruffia; his Majefty therefore is
pleated, by and with the advice of his Privy Council, to order, and
it is thereby ordered, that general reprifals be granted againft the
Alps, goods, and fubjedts of the King of Pruffia, and of the town
of Papenburgh, (rave and except any Chips to which his MaJefty'.
Ileum has been granted, or which have been direEted to be re•
Leafed from the embargo), fo that as well his Majefty's fleet. and
(hips, as alto other Clips and Tetras that (hall be commiffiouated
by letters of marque er general reprifak, or otherwife, by his Ma •
Commilfioners for executing the Office of Lord High Ad•
mint of Great Britain, theft and may lawfully (else all (hips, vef-
fels, and goods belonging to the King of Prefix, or his fubjeas,
or others inhabiting within the territories of the King of Pruffia,
or belonging to the town of Papenburgh, (except as aforefaid), and
bring the tame to judgment in any of the Courts of Admiralty
within his Majefty's dominions; and to that end, his Majefty's
Advocate General, with the Advocate of the Admiralty, are forth'
with to prepare the draft of a commiffion, and prefent the Came to
his Majdty at this Board, authorifing the Commiffioners for exe-
siting the Office of Lord High Admiral, or any perfon or perfoos
by them empowered and appointed, to iffue forth and grant letters
of marque and reprifals to any of his Majefty's fubjefts, or others,
whom the kid Coumnffieners Sidi deem fitly qualified in that be-
half, for the apprehending, (rising, and taking the (hip., velLls,
and goods belonging to Pruffia, and the valtals and flatlets of the
King of Protar, or any inhabiting within his countries, territorial,
or dominions, or belonging to the town of Papenburgh, (except
as aforefaid); and that fuch powers and chutes be infected in the
raid commiffinn as have been ufual, and are according to former
precedents; and his Majefly'a Advocate General, with the Advo-
cate of the Admiralty, are alto forthwith to prepare the draft of a
eanottiffion, and preterit the fame to his Majefty at this Board, an-
thorifing the Paid Commiffioners for executing the Office bf Lord
High Admiral, to will and require the High Court of Admiralty
of Great Britain, and the Lieutenant and Judge of the Paid Court.
his Surrogate or Surrogates, as alto the feveral Courts of Admiralty
within his Majeftft dominions, to take cognizance of, and pro
cud upon all and all manner of capturcs. leisure', prizes. and re
Fifa .. of all lips and goods that are, or (hall be taken, and to ►ear
and determine the fame, and according to the Court of Admiralty
and the laws of nation, to adjudge and condemn all (mach Chips, vef-
fek, arid goods as &all belong to Pruffia, or the rads and Cutler:ls
of the King of Pruffia, or to any others Inhabiting within any of
his countries, territories, and dominions, or as Stall belong to the
town of Papenburgh, (except as aforefaid); and that filch powers
and claufts be infected in the faid commillion as have been ufual,
and are according to former precedents ; and they are likewife to
prepare and lay before his Majefty at Mk Board, a draft of fuch
inftru Mons as may be proper to be rent to the Courts of Admiralty
in his Majefty's foreign Government. end Plantations for their
guidance herein : as alto another draft of in ftruetions for fuch (hips
u (hall be commiffionated for the purports above-mentioned.
trancre, nowicx,
II PUTTY, ORrNrILLt.
C ) rot, W. WINULIAII.
MAT. BONO,
DOWMING•STISIT, MAY r 6.

and weird; fo falling from the fsld civets and ports (except as
r sfureski) Inn not be deltined to any pat belonging to, or in
V the pareflion of any of his Majefty's enemies, nor have previout.
ly broken the blockade ; and that the laid coals, rivers, and ports
nmft be conlidered as being in • (late of blockade;--and that
from thi Clue all the meafures autborifed by the Law of Nations
Treaties between his Majefty and the dill: rent
1 Powers, wi.l he sJ,pled and executed
dfels which rosy attempt to violate the laid

frnm thi Cute all the
and ar t..t/ritlve Tr
and neutral
with repeet to an vcrl
olockade.
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