Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29
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an3 E-(olut .ors exiting before the Decree
ota.u2 T1J,pg wt;h Great Britain.
2c 4 prohibition of AL direct commerce
frou sny cf the Dutch polt6 with Great
Britain.
a Every veacl that llall arrive in any Of
our ports win falfe or forged papers, dire6t
from CIlat Britain, or from any port or
haven thereunto belonging, ihaIl, together
with every article Of her cargo, be confft2t-
"a.
Ath On i1fcrmation that any vefcd, hay-
ing been andtr tie ngcefl:y Of putting into
any Of The Lri,iGh ports, ihsn have taken any
a-d tional Articles On hoard, beidss her or
r:nal cargo, lle thall be corhfcated and
the Captain be liable TO pay fine Of 1000
-uiiders, i he b found 70 have concealed
&c fatt.
r7h A regulation refPc6tirg vefels from
Great Britain twhole original deitination
NAV be reprclented to have been for a neu-
;ral port) putting into any Of the Dutch
ports which hail, if the fhips paf'Port
does not clearly prove every part other car
60 10 have been defined for eiuch neutral
Doit, he declared to he enemy's property
and ccnficated accordingly, 70 long as free
navigation and free comm0cc be not declar-
ca III tngilnd.
9th A fine Of Iooe guilders, to be paid by
every Captain er Matter Of the veiIel who
Glail re found to have any papers, or pack
cts Of papers, to be delivered TO any Of the
Military Officers, on or before their arrival
III Dutch Port.
9TH All documents, or hip's popers Of
whatever deloripton, lhall, with the utmoft
care, he delivered, and alto written decla-
ration by both the Captain and Matter de-
claring upon cath whence they came, with
or defined, and that they have delivered
al papers they had in pofrlIion, and that they
have noJ brought over with them, or deliv-
cred before this their declaration, any let
Ters or papers whatever. Further, all vef-
leis thali be obliged to take birth nearet
the ihcre, where they arc to remain under
guard Until they have received leave TO
xeirh anchor.
9.h A prohibition Of all importation of
D-ti.h n7anufatture, from any place and in
ary manner whatever, under penalty Of the
articles beinEconhic2ted,a land a inc Of 1900
gniders. All indire6t importion ihalj be
Punlhed colporalY and, if the caulc re-
quires it. caPpitllly.
9th Ihe term Briti{h manufacture COM
PRIZES alio coal and train oil.
10th Goods manufactured III other coun-
tries Will u admitted, provided they are ac-
eomPaaed with original certificates from The
Secretary Of Finance.
~. No article is TO be imported that fhall
not have been notified at the different offices
Of the Secretaries of Finance during the
voyage.
Il, All direct communication and COM
nnerce between this Republic and Great
Britain, ihal henceforth be prohibited.
18th. Prohibits the expectation Of am
munition without previous pEemifion. Far,
falted meat, and chee(e, are prohibited from
being. conveyed to any port on this lide of
the Wozer and even then without fpecial
leave, and for given quantity only.
a. a fire of treble the value ihal be i'm
poied npen all fuch articles exported with
out leave, as fhai! require iuch previous Gpc-
cial permilion as hkewile for rye, oats,
beans, Peaie fPlit, barley grits, pork, and
butter.
5 Specifies the form in which the ccrtih-
ates are to be drawn.
rs. No vehel ihall fail unlels fhe be pro-
Tided with fpecial permit Of the Commit
fairy, &c beGdes the other nccenary pa
pers.
18th. The Captain, paf3ngers, and crew,
are prohibited from taking with letters pac-
kers OF any thing whatever, intended for
any port or haven in Great Britain, the pen
atty Of One thouiand guildcrs and one year
conhnem ent and for which purpefe' the
Captain is required 10 make his declarations
before lie fets fail.
18th Prohibits The lading o. unIading on
any frands or bye-7laces.
The 10Th forbids the eating anchor at a.
ny magazine or warehoufe, duing the pa(-
fare within certain li-,;ts