Star.
London, England, 1811-01-03 00:00:00

Copy of a letter from his Excellency the Grand
Judge, Minister of justice, to M. the Couns:llor of
State, President of the Council of Prizes :

" Paris, December 85,1810.
" Mr. President—ln conformity to the orders of
his Majesty the Emperor and King, the Minister for
Foreign Affairs, on the sth of August, addressed a
note to the Plenipotentiary -of the United States' of
America, containing the following passage :••••
44 I am authorised to declare to you, Sir, that the
decrees of Berlin and Milan are revoked, and that,
from the Ist of November, they will cease to be in
force ; it being understood that in consequence of
this declaration, the English shall revoke their Orders
in Council, apd renounce the new principles of block-
ade irhich they have attempted to establish ; or that
the United States, conformably to the A.ct which
you have just communicated, shall cause their rights
to be respected by the English.
SS In consequence of the communication of this
note, the President of the United States, on the 2d
of November, published a proclamation, anibuncing
the revocation of the Berlin and Milan decrees; and
declared that, in consequence, all the restrictions im-
posed by the Act ofMay Ist should cease with respect
to France and her dependencies! the department of
the Treasury on the same day, addressed a circular to
the several custom-house agents in America, enjoining
them to admit French armed vessels into the ports
and waters of the United Sates ; and direct ing theni,
from the 2d of February next, to apply the law pro-
hibiting every commercial relation to English ships
of evr7y kind, and merchandize proceeding from the
soil, industry, and commerce of England, if at the
above date the revocation of the British. Orden in
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rights to be respected, his Majesty orders, that
Causes pending in the Council of Prizes, on acco
of captures of American vessels, made from the d
Of November Ist, and those which shall be thereat
made, sh.lll not be judged according to the prh
pies of the Berlin and Milan Decrees ; bur t,
they shill remain in sequestration :. the vest
taken or detained before being alone under sequest
don, and the rights of their proprietors being Venal
till the 241 of February next, the epnch when
United States, having reached the term of their
garment to rause their rights to be respected, i
said prim; wollti 'be declared. null ) ths.con
and the American vessels, along watheir—carb;
restored to their proprietors.
(Signed) " The Duke of M

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. •.. ,
The TARTAR is arrived in the Downs from .
Baltic. The ALEXANDRIA and a gun-brig were.
convoy with thetas:raft to the 27 sail. .BefOre t
get to the Belt they lost the convoy—on coming .
the Belt 'they fellin with l§ of them, but. were ..
calmed, and were four days and.nights at their gu
'Twenty gun-boats• came out to them—they .
through the Belt with little damage. She remains
the Downs until further orders. •
FALMOUTH, DECEMBER 2.2.
Arrived the Arabella packet from the Medite
.aean.---Wind N.E. .
DECEMBER 30.--Arrived His Majesty's ship H
BER, with a convoy from the Downs. Wind E.'
PLYMOUTH, DECEMBM 29.
Arrived the ROYER brig of war frOm the Eastwa '
*th a convoy of transports to embark artillery, p
sions and stores, for Portugal ; and' the DE2E):
a:4, from the Downs. Sailed the VIRAGO gun-ba
lige
with a convoy for Cork. Carle up Harbour to ac't
the TARTArtirs sloop and &ALIA brig.
DEC. 51.--Came in the Defence, Ganges, and
Om% men of war, Galatea an 4 Malacca friga -
over sloop, with a fleet of transports and vietuan. I
from Portsmouth ; Mprning Star, Grace, and ç ;
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lingwood cartels, from- Morlaix..—Sailed the Vrin
of -Wales paeket, fpr Libbon • the. Galatea Rale;
'And President frigates, for the Cape of Good LI..
Gibraltar man of war and Constant. slow 4 •
Ato at cruise. -
Tax. l.—Arrived thelrnicami frigate, Capt. HA
cock, from the Baltic station, last from the eastwar P
—Sailed the PHEASANT sloop of war, Capt. PAINE-.
on a cruize to the westward.—The greatest exertion
are making here to fit out every ship of war at th.•
port for :ea; as early as possible.—The CLARENCE,.
fine ship of 74 guns, building at V.r. Blackburn's yar
at Turnchaple, Plymouth, will be launched carly,i
the Summer.
PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER 31..
Arrived his Majesty's ship PLANTAGENET from t/
Downs, and the DIANA frigate from a cruize of£ Ha
vre." Sailed his Majesty's ship OWEN GLlNDOLskwitl
a convoy for the Cape of Good Hope, and the Po
DAREUS for the Downs.—Wind N.E.
. JAN. Js—Nothing arrived. Sailed Ws Majesty'
ships Bellona and Arid, for Plymouth ; Vengeur an
Gosshawk, on a cruize.—Wind N. by E.
JANUARY 2.—Sailed his Majesty's ships HAWK an
la Lome, for Plymonth ; ZEPHYR, for the Dow:ls
and the HARPY, with convoy, for the Care of Goo
Hope.—Wind N.E.
• DEAL, JANUARY. I. •
Arrived his Majesty's ships ALEXANDER an,! Tan-
TAR, from the Baltic ; also the DILIGENC.T. SIO(p a
ax ; Paasesao, RAVEN, Clt X l'A NI, aid PA I:TIII Alio
17:0ITI a cruize off Flushing. Sailed the MantaDi;ouGit
for Plymouth.—Wind Ea-t.
JAN. 2.—Sailed his Majesty's S:iip DJ LiGZ.2:CII for
Slieermss.--LWind N.E. blows strong.
SHEERNESS, LANUAitY S.
Arrived the Havocx gun-br", from Yarmouth;
and.the ALF.RT sloop from Heligoland.—The CHAN..
TICLEJIR is gone out of Harbour, and the DIILISER 1
come in. . .
YAILMOUTH, DECEMBER 31.
Yesterday, P.M. arrived the MARTIAL, PARTRIDat,
L and Eurtst:s ; and, this morning, from Heligoland,
r the PINCHER and EXERTION gun-brigs, JAHDB armed
schuyt, and CHEERFUL cutter.—Sailed the BRUISER
on a cruise.
Remain in the Roads :—The ROERUCE,`RANGISI,
MAGNET, SIIELDRAKE, BRITOSIART, PORTIA, KITE,
HAVOC, BOLD, HEARTY;—and in the Harbour,
CRACKER and ACUTE, gun-brigs ; and ESThiS and
Ptharor, gun-vessels.
. FROM LLOYD'S UST.
The Caroline, MARTENS, from Malta to Sicily ;-
and the Augusta, JAIL, from Malta to Sardinia,
captured by French privateers.
The Planter, Nier.sow, from Jamaica, put F
the Havannah the eoth of October, leaky
damage, and most unload, to repair.

It is with extreme regret •we have
rumour has reached th.lAJmiralty
Miscrrada : supposed to be Wier/
Holland. The additional melt''
attached to it, that the greare'
pelt 1123.
Yesterday a Court of r
East•lndia House, whr
into Use command no
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