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FROM SATURDAY NIGHT', GAZETTE.

At the Court at the (Itteets's Place. the 25th of November, t 8.7

Whereas it has been reprefented that it would be expedient to
fix certain periods it which it ihall be deemed that a reatonable
time than h.,ve elapfed for receiving information ,at diff rent places,
of his MAjefly's Order in Council of the 11th of November loft.
retpedlicg the trade with his Majefty's enemies, and in their pro-
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deration, And being defirotts to obviate any difficulties that may
arife it) relied thereto, and alfo to allow ample time for the laid
Order being known to all perfons who may be affeeteti thereby,
is pleated, by and with the advice of his Privy Council, to
order and declare, and it is hereby ordered and deslared, that
it,f,,rmation of the laid Order of the I tilt of November initant
fhall be taken and held to have been received in the places
hereinafter mentioned, at the periods refpeetively al:fig:led to them,
namely,
Ports and Places within the Baltic—December 11, 180 Y.
Other Ports add Places to the Northward of Amfterdam—De-
cember t,
From Amfterdantro UThant—December 4, 1807.
From Ufhant to Gape Finilterre—Dt cember 8, 1817.
From Cape Finilterre to Gibraltar, inclufive—December 13,
stit,7
Madtira—December 13, 1807.
Ports and Places within the Streights of Gibraltar, to Sicily
and Malta, and the Weft Coaft of Italy, itteltdive—January
, £BOB.
All other Ports and Places in the Mediterranean beyond Sicily
and Malta—January so, tBoB.
Potts and Places beyond the Dardanelles—February t, 1808.
Any Part of the North and Weltern Coaft of Africa, or the
Mods adjacent, except Madeira—January tt, tBoB.
The United States and Britilh PoffeiTions in North America
and the Weft Indies—January zo,tBaB.
Cape of Good Hope and Eaft Coaft of South America—March
1. 1808.
India—May r, 1888.

China and the Coaft of South America—June t, acB.
And every wird failing nn or after thofe days, from thofe places
refpedtivcly, 111111 be deemed and taken to have received notice of
the aforefaid Order : And it is further ordered, that if any veffel
&all fail within twenty days after the periods abave alligned re
Ipedtively, from any of the raid places, in contravention of the faid
Order of the r rib of November infant, and (hall to detained as
prize on account thereof, or mall arrive at any port in this king-
dom, deftined to force port or place within the rettridtion of the
raid Order, and proof (hall he made to the fatisfaaion of the
Court of Admiralty in which Inch veffel than be proceeded againft,
in cafe the fame (hail be brought in as prize, that the loading of
the faid veffel had commenced before the faid periods, and betore
information of the faid Order had actually been received at the
port of fhipment, the faid veffel, together with the good, fo laden,
mall be reftored to the owner or owners thereof, and mall be per •
mitted to proceed on her voyage in fuch manner as if fuch veffel
had failed before the day fo fpecified as aforefaid : Anil it is further
ordered, that no proof flan be admitted or gone into, for the pue-
rile of (hewing that information of the laid Order of the z lab of
November loft. had not been received at the faid places refpec-
tively, at the feveral periods before affigned : And the Right Ho-
nourable the Lords Commiflioners of his Majelty's Treafury, his
Majetty's Principal Secretaries of State, the Lords Commiflioncrs
of the Admiralty, and the Judges of tbc High Court of Admi-
ralty and Courts of Vice-Admiralty, are to take the =diary
meafures herein as to them (hail refpedtively appertain.
W. FAWRENER.

At the Court at the ~►ucen's Palace, the asth of November,
iEo7, Prefent, the King's Moft Excellent Majelly in Council.
Whereas his Majefty by his Order in Council, dated the rich
November initant,refpeCting the Trade to be carried on with his
Majefty's enemies, was pleated to exempt from the reftridtions
of the laid Order, all edicts which (hall have cleared out from any
port or place in this kingdom, under fuch regulations as his Ma-
jetty may think fit to prefcribe, and (ball be proceeding direct to
the ports fpecified in the raped:titre clearances ; his Majefty taking
into confideration the expediency of making fuch reAulations, is
pleafcd, by and with the advice of his Privy Council, to order,
and it is hereby ordered, that all veffels belonging to countries not
at war with his Majefty, mall be permitted to lade in any port of
the United Kingdom any goods being the produce or manufacture
of his Majefty's dominions, or Eaft India goods, or prin.: goods,
(all fuch goods having been lawfully imported) and to clear out
with, and freely to convey the fame to any port or place in any
colony in the Weft Indies or America, belonging to his Majtfty's
enemies, fuels port or place not being in a Rate ut aCtual blockade,
fubjed to the payment of fuch duties as may at the time when any
fuch vcffels may be cleared out, be due by law on the exportation
of any fuch goods, or in rcfpedt to the fame being deftined to the
ports of the Colonies belonging to his Majesty's enemies—and
likewife to lade, clear out with, and convey as aforefaid, any arts
dee of foreign produce or manufadture which shall have been law-
fully imported into this Kingdom, provided his Majefty's liccnce
flail have been previoully obtained for fo conveying fuch foreign
• produce or manufactures.
And it is further ordered, that any veffel belonging as aforefaid
(ball be permitted to lade in any port of the United Kingdom
any goods not being naval or military ftores, which (half be of
the growth, produce, or manufacture of this kingdom, or which
(hall have been lawfully imported (rave and except foreign Lugar,
coCee, wine, brandy, mutt' and cotton) and to clear out wi:h and
freely to convey the fame to any port, to be fpecified in the clear-
ance, not being in a state of adlual blockade, although the lame
fha:l be under the reftridlions 01 the Paid Order—and likewife to
lade, clear out, and convey foreign Inger, coffee, wine, brandy,
fnuff aad cotton, which (hall have been lawfully imported, pro-
vided his Majefty's licence (hall have been previoully obtained for
the exportation and conveyance thereof—and it is hereby further
ordered, that no veffel (hail be permitted to clear out front any
port or place in this kingdom to any port or place of any country
fuhjedted to the reftridtions of the (aid order, with any goods
which Mall have been laden (after notice of the raid Order) on
board the veffel which than have imported thc fame into this king.
door, without having firft duly entered and landed the fame in
lonic port or place in this kingdom ; and that no veffel (hall be
permitted to clear out from any port or place in this kingdom to
any port or place whatever, with any goods the produce or menu-
figture of any country fuhjecled to the reftriaioos of the laid order
which than have been laden after notice as aforefaid on board the
veffel importin:: the fame without having fo duly entered and land-
ed the fame; or any goods whatever which mall have been laden
after fuch notice in the veffel importing the fame, in any port or
place of any ccuntry fubjedicti to the reftrielons of the Paid Order,
without having fo duly entered and landed the fame in fume port
or place in this kingdom, except the cargo (hall conGft wholly of
fumy. meal, grain, or any article or, articles the produce of the
foil of fume country which is not fubj ited to the reftrietions of
the laid Order, except cotton, and which [hall have been import-
ed in an nomanufaCtured (Late, dired from fuch country into this
kingdom, in a vcirel belonging to the country front which Inch
goods have been broughti'and in which the fame were grown and

produced: • '' . .1
• And it is further ordered, that any Tetra belonging to any
. country not at war with his Majefly, may clear out from Guern-
a fey. je:fey, or Man. to any port or place under the reftridlioos of
the laid Order, which Mall be fpecified it the clearance, not being
in a fine of adtual blockade, with fuck articles only, not being
naval or military floret, as (hall have been legally imported into
Inch ifsands refpedlivcly, frosn any port or place ha this kingdom
diredt ; and with raped to all fuels articles as may have been im-
ported into 11w laid Mande refpedlively, from any port or place un-
der the rettridtions co the Paid Order, it shall not be permitted to
ay veffel to clear oat with the fame from any of the laid Mande,
except to fume port or place in this kingdom • and the Right
Honourable the Lords Comtniffloners of his Majeßy's Treafury,
• his Maj Ity's Principal Secretaries of State, the Lords Commit.-
fionens of the Admiralty, and the Judges of the High Court of
Admiralty and Courts of Vice-Admiralty, are to take the need.
Lary mtafures herein as to thcus shall refpedively appertain.
W. FAWKINER.

At the Caurt at the Queen': Palate, the Seth November, 1107 ;
Prident, the King's Molt Bate'lent Majetty in Council.
Whereas his Majeßy, by his Order in Council, dated the a ith
ofyuvember infant, refpeeting the trade to be carded on with
his Majefty's encodes, was pl-afed to exempt from the reftridtions
of the Paid Order all veffels belonging to any country not at war
with his Majesty, together with their cargo, which (hall be comiug
from any pert or place in Europe which is declared in the raid
Order to be fubjed to the reftriclions incident to a RMa of block-
ade, dired to fume port or place in Europe belonging to his Ma•
jetty. and alto all veffels which Mall be cleared net from Gibraltar
or Malta, under Inch regulations as hie hiejelty may think fit to
preferibc. and which (hall be proceeding Oared to the ports fpeci-
fied in their refpective eleamacrs:
And whereas it is expealicio to encoarage the trade from Gi-
braltar and Malta to count,i,s under the la firidious of the laid
Order, fubjett to regulations to be made in refpedt thereto:
His Majefly is therefore pleated to prefcribe the following re-
gulations, in regard to fuch trade, accordingly, and by and with
tne advice of his Privy Council, to order, and it is hereby or-
dered, that all forts of flour and meal, and all forts of grain,
tobacco, and any other article in an uninanufadured Rate, he.
ing the growth and produce of any country not bring fubjedted
by the laid Order to the restrictions inci.t.nt to a gate of block-
ade, except cotton, and naval and military gores, which than
have been imported into Gibraltar or Malta dired from the
country where the fame were grown and produced, than, with-
out any licence, be permitted to be cleared out to any port or
place not being in a State of adtual blockade, without the fame
being compelled to he landed ; but neither the fail article of cot-
ton, however imported, nor any article WiliCh is not the growth,
produce, or manuladure of this kingdom, or which has not been
imported in a Britifh (hip, or from this kingdom diredt (except
fifh), and which mall have been laden at the port of original
Shipment after the period direded by an Order of this date, to
be taken as the time at which notice of the laid Order of the itch
of November !hall be confidcred as having been received at fuch
port of nilpotent, than be permitted to be exported from Gibral-
tar or Malta, except to Come port or place in this kingdom ; and
all other articles of the growth, produce and manufacture of this
kingdom, or which (hall have been imported into Gibraltar,
or Malta in a Brinfh Ihip, or from flame port or place in this
kingdom, together with the article of fifli, however imported,
may he exported to any ports or places in the Mediterranean or
Portugal, under fuels licenco only as is hereinafter birdied to be
granted by the Governor of Gibraltar and Malta refpedively :
And it is hereby further ordered, that licences be granted by the
Governor, Lieutenant• Governors, or other perfons having the
chief civil command at Gibraltar or at Malta re:pee-burly, but,
in his Majelty's name, to inch rrfon or perfons as the laid Go-
vernors, Lieutenant Governors, or perfons having the chief cons
(hand, !hall think fit, allowing incii perfon ur perfons to export
from Gibraltar dired, to any port to the Mcditerran:an, or to
any port of Portugal, or to any port of Spain without the Medi-
terrancanme t farther North than Cape Finifterrc, and from Malta
direct to any port being within the hlediterranean, with any arti-
cles of the produce or manufadure of his Majelty's dominions,
and any articles which (hall have been imported into Gibraltar or
Malta from this kingdom, to whomfisever loch articles (hall ap-
pear to belong (not brine naval or military Rotes), in any vef-
fel belonging to any country not at war with his Majesty, or
in any veffel not exceeding one hundred tons burthen, and
being enarmcd, belonging to the country to which fuch relicl ball
be dared nut and going, and alto to import in any fuch veffel or
veffels as aforefaid, from any port within the Mediterranean, to
Gibraltar or Malta; or from any port in Portugal or Spain as
aforefaid, to Gibraltar, inch port and fuch &ablation rcfpedlive-
ly to be fpecified in fuch licence, any articles of merchandiec
whatfoever, and to whomforver the fame may appear to belong ;
fuch articles to be fpecified in the bill of lading of loch veffel,
fubjed however to fuels further regulations and reftridions with
refped to all or any of the laid articles fo to be imported, or ex-
ported, as may he inf:rted in the laid licences by the Governors,
Lieutenant Governors, or other perfons having the chief civil
command at Gibraltar, or Malta, for the time being refpedively,
as to them (hall. from time to time, fcent fit and expedient :
And it is further ordered, that in every fuck licence Thai be
inferted the names and refiderce of the perfon or perfons to whom
it Mall be granted, the articles and their quantities permitted to be
exported, the name and delcriptiou of the valid, and of the Mar-
ter thereof, the port to which the veffel (hall be allowed to go,
which mall be flame port not miler aduai blockade; and that nu
licence fo to be granted (hall continue in force for longer than two
mouths from its date, nor far more than one voyage; or any fuch
licence be granted, or acknowladged to be valid, if granted to
permit the clearance of any did to any port which mail be edit-
any blockaded by any naval force of his Majetty or of his Allies :
And it is further ordered, that the Commanders of his Ma-
jetty's Mips of war and privateers, and all others whom it may
concern, than (offer every Inch aerie' failing conformably to the
permiffion given by this Order, et having any licence as afore-
laid, to pals and tenet's, dired between Gibraltar, or Malta, and
fuch port as Lhall be fpecified in the licence in inch manner, and
under fuels terms, renutations, and reftridtions as fhall be ex-
pealed therein :
And it is further ordered, that in cafe any veffel, Co failing as
aforefaid, for which any Inch licence as aforefaid, null have been
granted, and which (hall be proceedinn dime% upon her Paid voy •
age, than he detained and brought in for legal adjudication, loch
'diet, with her cargo, (hall he forthwith releafed by the Court of
Admiralty in which proc, ctlings mall be commenced, upon proof
being made that the parties bad duly conformed to the terms, re-
gulations, and rettrialintis of the Paid licence, the proof of fuch
conformity to lie upon the perfon or perions claiming the benefit
of this Order, or obtaining or ufing Inch licence, or claiming the ,
benefit thereof. .

And it is hereby further order d, that no veffcl belonging to
any Rate on the cue' of Barbary (hall he prevented nom failing
with any articles he growth or produce of fuch (tate, Irons any
port or place in CA Rate, to any port or place in the Mcditerra•
nean or Portugal, filch port or place not being actually blockaded
by famenaval force belonging to his Majelty, ur his Milo, without
being obliged to totlch at Gibraltar or Malta.
And the Right Hon. the Lords Comtniflioners of his Majefty's
Trcafury, h!e-Majefty's Principal Secretaries of State, the Lords
Comniiffioners of the Admiralty, and the Judges of the High
Court of Admiralty and Courts of Vice Admiralty, are to take
the neceffary rnealures hum, as to them than relpedlively apper-
tain. W. FAWKENER.

At the Court at the Qzeen'a Palace, the isth No•. t 80, : prefent

the King',: Mitt Facetient Mamiy in Council :
Whereas his Majetty, by his Order in Council of the t Ith of
November inftant, was pleated to ordcr and declare, that all trade
in articles which are of the produce or manufadlure of the coun-
tries and colonies mentioned in the laid order, (hall be deemed and
confidercd to be unlawful (except as is therein excepted); his
Majefty by and with the advice of his Privy Council is pleated to
or der and declare, and it is hereby ordered and declared, that no-
thing in the Paid Order contained (hall extend to fuhje.d to capture
and confilcation any articles of the produce and manufaCture of
the laid countries and colonies laden on board britilh fhips, which
would not have been fubied to capture and confifeatien if loch
Order had not been made :—.And the Right Hon. the Lords
Commiffioners of his Maiefty's Treafury, his Majefty's Principal
Secretaries of State, the Lords Commilfioners of the Admiralty,
and the Judges of the High Court of Admiralty and Vice Adnii•
ratty, are to take the neceffary mca(ures herein as to them may
refpedively appertain. W. FAWKENER.
At the Court at the Queen's Palace, the ayth November, 1807 ;
Preterit the King's Molt Excellent Majcfty in Council.
His Majefty taking into confideration the circumftances under
which Pruffia and Lubeck have been compelled to (hut their ports
againft Bruin' (hips and goods, is pleated, by and with the advice
of his Privy Council, to order, and it is hereby ordered, that all
Chips and goods belonging to Pruflia, which may have been (dud
lublcqucnt to his Majefly's Order of the 19th of November 1806,
and are now detained in *he ports of this kingdom, or vlfewhere,
and all Mips and goods belonging to inhabitants of Lubeck •sthich
are Co detained, (hall be reftored upon being pronounced by the
High Court of Admiralty, or any Court of Vice Admiralty in
which they have been or may be proceeded againft, to belong to
fuhjt•dts and inhabitants cf Pruffia or Lubeck, and not otherwife
liable to confifeation ;and that Such Chips and goods Shall be per-
mitted to proceed to any neutral port, or to the port to which
they refp.dively belong ; and it is farther ordered, that the (hips
and goods belonging to Pri.flia or Lubeck (ball not, until further
orders, be liable to detention. provided fuch (hips and goods &all
be trading to or from any tort of this kingdom, or between neu-
tral port and neutral port, or from any port of his Majefty's Al-
lies, and proceeding dirt, to the port fpecified in their refpedtive
clearances—And the Right Hon. the Lords Cornmifiloners of his
Majefty's Treafury, kis Majefty's Principal Secretaries of State,
the Lords Cotnroiffioners of the Admiralty, and the Judges of the
High Court of Admiralty and Courts of Vice Admiralty, arc to
take the neceffary- meatures herein, at to them Mall refpeclivelyj
appertain. (Signet) W. FAWKENEIt. '

At the Court at the Queen's Falace, the zs th of November, 384,
Prefent the King's ailt Excellent Majefty In Council.
His Majefty taking into confideration the elreumftances under
which Portugal has been compelled to (tut her ports againft the
chips and goods of hia Majefty'sfubjeas, is pleated, by and with
the advicreof his Privy Council, to order, and it is hereby ordered
char all flaps and goods belonging to Portugal, which have been,
and arc now detained in the ports of this kingdom, or elfewherc.
Elan he rettored, upon being pronouneed by the High Court of
Admiralty, or by the Court of Vice Admiralty, in which fuels pro-
ceedings may have been or fhalt Isecommencect, to belong to fub•
jedts and inhabitants of Portugal, and not otherwife liable to con-
nfcat ion ; and that the Paid !hips and goods (hall be permitted to
proceed to any neutral port, or to Portugal : and it is further or-
dered, that the fillips and goods belonging to Portugal (hall not,
until In rth t r orders, be liable to detention ; provided fuch Chips and
goods (hall be trading to and from any port of this kingdom, or to
and from Gibraltar or Malta, and proceeding diredt to the port
fpecified in their clearance, or between neutral port and neutral
port, or between Portugal and the ports of her own colonies, or
from any psrt of hie Majcßy's allies, and proceeding dircdt to the
ports fpecified in their refpdetive clearances: provided fuck ports
than not be at the time in a Rate of adtual blockade : and it is
further ordered, that the Mips of Portugal (hall not. be confidered
as entitled, under any treaty between his Majelty and Portugal, to
protedl any goods laden therein which may be otherwife fubjedt
to conhfcation.

And the Right Honourahle the Lords Commillioners of his Ma-
jetty's Treafury. his Makßy's Principal Secretaries of State, the
Lords Commitfurriers of the Admiralty. and the Judges of the
High Court of Admiralty, and Courts of Vice Admiralty, are to
take the neeeffary medal-es herein as to them Mall refpedively ap-
pertain. (Signed) w. FAWKENKIL.

[This era z ETTt likevrife contains a Proclamation proroguing
Parliament from the 17th December to the sift January. to then
meet for the difpatch of various urgent and important affairs.
It alto announces the appointment of the Hon. W. Hill, to he En
voy Extraordinary to Sardinia; and J. Smith, Ng. to be Secretary
of Legation to that Court.]

[Fur the Remainder of the Gazette, fee the LaR Page.)

FJR.EIGN INTELLIGENCE.

GOTTENBURGH, NOV. xB.

Yeflerday the Tartarus bomb put in here, having
on board the Englifh Minifler, Mr. Merry, on his
return to England. A cutter alfo put in with an
Englifh Courier charged with difpatches from St.
Peterlburgh, for London, they were forced in by a
gale from the Weltward. The cutter arrived in
thirteen days from Cronfladt, and when fhe left it
(the 4th of November) nothing new had occurred.
lite Emperor had returned to St. Peterfburgh from
a review of his troops. The French General, &-
vary, was making a great figure there, attending
the Empercr at all the parades with a numerous re-
tinue in fplendid uniforms. It is reported from Co.
penhagen, that General Peyman and fevcral others
have been put upon their trials.