Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-20

arr. VIII. M prisoners tdktn On OOtl
sides shall be Internationally restored, and
those officers VINO are prisoners on paroie
shah Dc released from its effect.
Art. TX Any English properly, that
may nave been seQuestered III cOnss qnehce
| If the existing hOstliItIes, snail be restored
to the owners.
This Capitui,,sion, shall be ratified by
,he respective manlers in Chiet, ana
he fic..tiou3 shall be exchanged before
- O'Clock at noon TINS day.
Done 1T Copenhagen this 7th day OF
September, 1871.
ARTHUR WELLESLEY.
| HOME. POPhAM.
! GEORGE MURRAY.
Rattle par MOI, (signetO POiMAN.
September 20.
iDECREE AGAINST ENGLISH COM
MERGE.
| HAGUE, Sept ) Louis Napoleon, by
the grace of Cod and the CONSTITUTION II
the hingdom, King ot Holland Consider
,ng >nat, consistent with the ,rue interests
of our Kingdom, t is.our duty, by al the
means ii Otr power, Cooperate IL the
desired exLcuuon d ,he great measures d.
ldopted ~ the elnperor and King, against
lnt common enemy, for the purpose OF 90
,aInins = genera, peace, ana tDe miepen-
ldehce o. the seas considering ruat some
lSu1aitern agents have rendered JAerse YES
ICrIuulai by want Of frmneSs and uea ~ c.
| "a tUe eAtcu.Ion III measures GIreCteu ~
,ur DEF rec OF the 18th December, 1900 +,
| considering the art nee and Dad taltn winch
have been mplOy ed IN several ports OF th>
lenemy, wi,h respect 10 the papers OF neu-
raj vessels, ana by whtch the health Oh
lcdropc was ru, To II lard, b. max ng uu,
letters Of quarantine cohsIdc ring, finally,
lnaI all those irregularities III sut To UI
Terminated at moment SO CrItIcoI Tor tue
nG1Iy ~ tne wnOIe LoD .Inent, and III par
lcu al o. al Conime rcIaI states and she,
De noncr and the dearest interests Oh our
auHJeCss would be compromised, were the
lstriCL execution nj the laws and decree
passed ior tnis purpose over.ooEedj we
Ihdye therefore deCreed as follows:
ART. j. Inc agents, arrested in conse-
IIuenCe of the oruSrs of our minister OF jus-
l,rce ard pusee, sha be broughI before ,ne
icompetenl courts 1" answer for theig Con
lIact according TO the Isws
The vessels stopped III oar harnors, !.
st OF which IS suojulned, SHAT be decided
upon by competent tribunals.
| 3. Reckoning from tbs date of the pre-
,ent decree, ali vessels entering inv ards
,ito,H give a double security, winch shall
cmaln until the legality of iheir papers Of
uIy acknowledged, and unt,iit be prov I'd
NAT these vessels have not touched al all
enemy port.
!, 4. In case the papers should be false, or
it should appear that, contrary 10 the de-
claratIon of the captain the sh p had touch
ed at an enemy's port, the double security
shall be immediately demanded Oh the
sureties and che amount paid INTO the puo-
lie treasury.
| 5. As soon as The security snail be settle d.
the delivery OF the SHIPS may take place,
IN presence OF the perso..s appointed & 5. b.
IpeiIltenu it"y the nin st. Of a. auop, wn,
shall take care that the owners ITO not un-
, load ANY ARTICLES winch may DC pIesunct
e to be Eng lsh merchandise.
6. Il 1t should be proved that the good.
: are OF English manufacture, OF have ccms
l from an tHemy's po.t, thGy Ah,lu not b,
, confiscated, for the beneht OF tne pubic
= treasury, but the double security SHAH ais,
5 be ievied, and the Sh p shai, DC Obliged Z,
put TO sea; and the Sane shall, in case O.
d Dad weather, have no shelter, except an
: der the strictes, precautions.
i, Z. All correspD denc- journals, &c
which come III neutral lag, shall be sex
n d and burnt.
IS 8 All passengers OF travellers, vino can
II not prove that they do not come irum tn,
British Isles, shall Immediately be sent ca
i OF the kingdom.
e 9 An prOiIbitory regulations rcspectir
the commerce with Ens.anc remain IL iuI
Of force, IA 80 for as they ale not altered D.
IS the present decree.
e 10 All who coutravene the present re
IS gulatloms shalt be tried and punished 10
Is uIsobeyBg the laws,
); IL. Our minister Of finance is solely an
,- PERSONALLY answerab,e for tne strict cNcCu
l. lion OF these regulations Our minister q
war 81 al place at his disposal suCn troop
Is and vessels as he may demand.
,r Mr.. Abraham Newland on Thursday re
I'd ,igned the Chief Cashiership Of the Ban
l. Of England, ut general court meeting, al
ter having been sixty years In The service
re The directors intimated their intention
h. settling an annuity on MIR NewlauJ, agree
u. ably to custom but this nc refused, bcio
OF possessed Of ample property. howe
ne YER, was prevailed upon 10 accept Of a SCI
IS wee of pate, value 1000 guiueas. W.
nd Henry Hase, the present second Casino
"a will succeed Mr. Ncwland
ne Return Of me Li~60n and Oh0rto Tiset
ST. There is every reason TO Jedcye mat =
al is not right at the court Of Lisbon. ~
Sect bound to- Lisbon and Oporto, up,
IA joining their convoy, had the = instruct O
he taken from them, aud hay returned
Falmouth. General Junot's mission
be supposed 10 have hCstIle object.