Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-03
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-. No ships are 10 receive w eaii a
~ any provisions, or any other goods,
Do :.honf licence, or proper dispatch from
:, c,,stom.house, nor any Portuguese mo.
~ -, exceeding 20 mill refs. Penalty at
,soss; IS seizure, aud forfeiture oitae money
am No kind of foreign liquors, wine,
=. a., rum, beer, cider, -four, &c. can
u'' uttered, being here deemed as contra
band. -. -. bl.ot :,
,,..ts aboard, either as servants or sail
IL "a he is to manifest them IN the custom
house. ,;nas er,,,, any
~, &C this kingdom or the islands, the
Psa .st.rmust enter them inthe Gamma.
n's &c When ships are unloaded, Nney are
20 make signal with their ensign spread
- is proper place, aud the masters must
come TO the custom house to sign the BOOK
sewbich sime they are TO make declaration u,
ofwhat goods, provisions, or stores, stu
remain aboard, which if they neglect to DO
h.fore the officers go over the ship's slde'
the masters Will be condemned to pay the
value of the goods, over and above the loss
ofthem; and they are to attend when the
said visit goes aboard.
II. Before any vessel takes IN goods, the
master is to come to the custon1-house ana
enter his vessel outwards, and is 10 keep
the dispatche. of such goods as ne receives,
10 be delivered to the broker when ne
comes to him in order to clear at the GUS
tom-house.
"a. All masters that want to have their
papers current in the custom-house IN or
der 70 sail, are to acquaint the consul OF
II three or four days beforehand, giving
him their several dispatches of the goods
loaded aboard, in order to give him time
70 pass them through the respective o.
fees, to prevent any delay, which MAY
otherwise happen by the absence OF the OF
Scers.
70. All masters of vessels when they are
loaded, or ready to depart, are to SO to the
consul, pay him their port-charges < 1eco-
yer their registers, without which their dis
matches will not be sent down to the castle,
for liberty to Sail
90. All masters of ships are to go with
the broker and clear out at the Ouro, viz.
Kings Yard before they sail, where they
are to make oath, that they carry no Por-
tuguese sailors; or if they carry any, TO
give in proper security for their return
hither, under penalty OF four hundred mil
reis.
81. Ne great guns to be fred on any oc-
casion whatever in the harbour.
%. No person whatever is to bring to
land any sort of fire arms, pointed knives
nor forks, nor razors, nor avis, nor marline
spikes, nor any wood with point nor any
other instrument of any metal, whereby a
wound may be made by a lhurst or a stab
under the penalty of Imprisonment, and
being wfip,, and to serve ten years IN the
galIies, and pay one hundred mil refs.
%. SO many seamen being lost in this
port from the consequences OF drunkenness
it's earnestly recommended to ali masters
Of stips, as they value The lives of their
seamen, to keep them on board particular
" at nights, and on Sundays and holidays
and to caution those who are obliged to sc
on shore to keep sober, and observe Gle
cent behaviour, not frequenting wine nous
es, and other bad places after dark, they
win be carried to prison and punished a
tie law directs.
~. No American seamen are to bt
discharged IN this harbour upon any &C
count.
IS. A constant watch IS to be kept up
on deck day and night.
IS. The masters are TO pay alt the expen
ces for attending their sick seamen sent te
the hospital, or seamen ser. TO prison fol