The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-02
mo. 81

iportation they must have been duiv GU, Sec
:" ana l"iuet. III some poIt or place Of this l.2
uom and from s,,ch entry and lsndni, no ii!,..
| ports are exempted, except cargGcs coilgistiisc
"io'iy on 'oul, m Al, grain, and other articles
the produce OF friendly States and brought Us
iiis country in vessels Belonging to those states
put on no condition n;y Gotten be re-cXpoftcd
w''hout a 69nd file landing and entry The IS.
| ,'nsis OF Snclnsov, Jersey, and Man, are allowed
Die-eN'ort British imports 70 any country what
ever imports from other countries thev are on
land Al ''''''' N
order the third states the regulations under
winch Gibraltar and NJ liza NAV become the intro,
Poe Oh a trade between home, hpstle and neutral
countries. All OF four, meal, grain, to-
oacco. or other articlcs in an urIn .n,,factured
ste Except cotton) imported into Gibraltar or
Malta directly from the countries where thew were
produced, may be re-exported into hostile coun-
u1es, without being first landed al those islands.
q But neither cotton, nor any other articles of
= 'GiS1' produce, Or conveyetlin foreign bottoms,
siiu be exported from Gibraltar or Malta, to any
othcr ports than those of the United Kingdom.
,. All articles Of the growth or manufacture OF
Great britain or her Colonies, however imported
mo GIBRALTAR or Malta, may be re-expcrted to a.
ny ports IN the Mediterranean or PORTUGAL under
icence granted by the Governors of those IS
i'f'S q HE Governors or Lieutenant Govern--
o's OF Gibraltar and Malia MAJ grant permissi-
on 10 export IRON those islands TO the enemy'S
P'''S !" NC oitcfranean, in neutral bottoms,
OF cen III hostile bottoms unarmed and not ex-
Pe-dIh5 IoJ tons burthcn, and proceeding direct
~ 'hFiF own country, any imports from GreaI
bHiah OF Neutral Stat iuto those islands; and
EIe ce'Sa' Slch vessels may import into tie same
lSiu'dS tle products OF the countries bordering
on me Mediterranean. The permission TO trade
I'oi" Gibraltar viii extend beyond the S,r,igits,
IS Tar aS - Ie fllc3 Ccrrc, North The form sud
dtr2t2r sf ,te licences are specified TIC S.ates
% o"i2ary are permitted free trade with the
pas IN the Mediterranean
ci'cf TIC fourth continues 10 cxari,rt from sell
sure al colonial produce in British bot olns which
CHl!d not lave been subject e. such seizure be-
i'rS the Orders a The 1l.h y;er, iss;ie;i.
CIdeE The filth contains very liberal allowance
20 PRUSSIA and Lube 10 which states, in con-
SSePie'ce O. tie circumstances under which thev
y" ~ D'%n constrained 20 slut their ports against
!, IS permitted to trade to o. from any
pot OF trii kingdom from neutral port to ncu-
5Iib or from any port Of our Allies to any mace
erect spec iicd in their clcarancts
me SAM permission, and for The same reason.
namely, because she has 6e-i competed 10 shut
her ports against England, is hy O der III, sixih
extended 10 PJr-ugai She IS likewise permit
ted 20 trade, and keep uo "a free intercourse with
the ports Of her Colonies
nus the uree or'ginH orders of Council have
now Producct other iOur b. way Of eNpl nation
io' the two iasc Orders Of SATURDAYS Gaze5ts re-
iaIhS 20 PRUSSIA am, Portugal are OF a perfectly
novel nature And We cannot help stin thiu},incr-
that there IS great obscur:ty, particrl,ry IN i've,
article "iAcb relates the trade of Gibr.ltarAnd
A"ita The two first clauses Of which, ii not dj-
'ectiy contradictory 90 each other, vet admit OF
such interchangeable czposition,, thu. tiayso,cs-
sof5 against one clause viii be sure TO find Shell
ter in the other.