The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-02
EUROPE.
From the LONDON cAZETTE.
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From the LONDON CAZETTE,
Saturday, Noy. 9S.
: At the Court at the Queens Palace the
22th Of November, 1907, Present, the KINGS
Most Excellent Majesty in Council.
Whereas it has been represented, chat it
would be expcdient to fix certain periods At
Whlch it shall be deemed that a reasonable
Ci'he shall have elapsed for receivinr in
formation, at different places, of his Males
order IN Council of the l1th of Novem-
per instant, respecting the trade with his
IhaJcStys enemies, 2nd in their produce and
manufactures; his Majesty taking the same
mo Reconsideration, and being DESTROYS to OBJ
waite any difficulties that NAV arise. in re-
spect thereto, and also 10 allow aurle time
for the said Order being known to all r,cr-
sons who may be affected thereby. is pleased.
by and with the advice of his Priv Council,
to order and declare, and it is hereby order
ed and declared, that information OF the said
Order or the 18th cs Observation-Disclosures shall
be taken and held to have been received in
tne places hercnafter-mentioned at theDe-
IiodS respectively assigned 10 the III name
ly,
Ports and places within the Baltic--Dec.
81, 1907.
Other ports and places to the Northward
OF AmSterdam-Dec.1 II, 1907.
from Amsterdam to Ushant-December
q, 1907.
From Ushant to Cape Finisterre-Dec. 8.
1907. -
From Cape Finisterre to Gibraltar. incIu-
sive-Dec IS, 1907.
Madeira-Dec. IS, 1907.
Ports and places within the Streirhts of
Glbraitar, to Sicily and Malta, and the West
coast OF Italy, Observation-Disclosures ! 1908.
All other ports and places i'm the Mediter-
NeEOu( nd
( 30, 1908.
Ports and places beyond the Dardanelles-
February !, 1903.
Any part of the North and Western coast
OF Africa, or the islands adiacenc. except
Madeira-January II, 1908.
ne United States, and British Possessi-
ons IN North Anne RIGA and the West-Indies-
January 90, 1908
Cape Of Good Hope, and East coast of S.
America-March /, 1903.
lndia-May L, 1908.
| China, and the coast of South America
| June j, 1905
And every vessel sailing on or after those
days. from those places respectively, shall be
ueemed and taken to have received notice OF
the aforesaid Order: And it is tur1ner Or
deIed, that II any vessel shall sail within 20
days after the periods above ass gned res
pectiVeiy, from any of the said places in
contravention of the said Order of the l1th
Nov. INST & shall be detained as prize onac
count thereof, or shall arrive at any port IN
TINS kingdom, destined TO some port or place
| within he restriction OF the said Order. and
PROOF shall be made tot IT,, satisfaction OF the.
Conrt OF Admiralty, Ill when such vesse!
snail be proceeded against, in case the same
shall be brought in as prize, taat the load
ing Of the said vessel had commenced before
the SAID periods, and before information OF
the SAID Order had actually been received
at inc port OF Shipment, the said vessel to-
lSether with the goo so laden, shall be re-
stored TO the owner or owners thereof, and
snail be permitted to proceed Oh her voyape
IN such manner as if such vessel had sailed
before the day so specified as aforesaid: And
1t is further ordered, that no proof shall be
admitted, or be gone into, for the purpose Of
showing mat Information OF the said Orde,
OF the 18th OF November instant had not beer
received at the sad places respectively, al
the several periods before assigned.
w. FAWKENER.
The Gazette of Saturday contains six fresh Or
ders OF Council, explanatory OF, or accessor, 10
those issued on the Ilth OF November 'Tec'u
relates to the periods az which tho late Order
must be considered as berg known at Ill the por
OF Europe, Asia, Africa, and America (Nortb Z
oOutH iIOui whence any vessel may clear am
, the dates, having no doubt been taken from tri
) document, such as those at which declarat ON
OF peace and war must be considered ag known,
are NEST likely fixed with just precision and pr,
prety. It's, however, to be understood by mi
Order, that any vessel sailing even twenty d ~
gffey the particular date attached to the port ron
whence she clears, but bringing proof tb.t sb
had lodded Prioy to that date, the said vessel sinai
be permitted to proceed without interruption o.
her original destination that the TING of loo
ing, and not the time of sailing, is the point Z
which it is chiefly proper 70 attend. No yesse,
- arc, however, TO be allowed TO offer proof tba
/ the first Orders Of Courcil had not reached tb
, places from whence they cleared, at The period
il aHxcdby The latter Orders The Orders, tbeg,
fore, Of the 18th instant, are to be considered a
!, operating from their respective dates, whetbe
u known or unknown.
The second Order Of Saturday we have in sur
stance had before. It permits nentrals 20 expo,
g. from the British islands TO hostile ports cithe
our country manufactures, our colonial produc,
= or our lawful imports from other Statcs, on pawn
the duties to which they are respe lively sub &c
s Foreign sugar, coffee, wine, brandy, snuff, an
cotton, ar; not to be considered as lawful import
:. and, therefore, only to he exported under SD,
cial permission. But the inporta alton of eo5e
allowed to DC re-exported, piust be leaa r.