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Executors Of James RE"
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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-02-12
LONDON, November IS.

It is the opinion Of the American mer-
chants that a war between France and
the United State $ is likely. The genue-
men lately arrived from France in the
American ship Apollo, are said to have
fastened their departure, IN Consequence
ofthe strong appearances ola rupture be-
tween the W countries ; they are all
American citizens.
The discussions that have lately taken
place between the governments ofFrance
and America, have probably originated
in Bonapartc's rigorous enforcement Of
his restrictions upon neutral commerce.
But why did not America dispute the
right TO impose such restrictions in the
FIRST instance, rather than quarrel with
the execution of them now, = " I've
month after they been virtually in force!
she submits tamely to the enactment of
law hostile to her rights as an indepen-
dent nation, and to the interests Of her
subjects as a commercial people, she has
to elude this law by forged certificates,
false bills Of lading, and in short, by
such arts and subterfuges is would dis
grace a common smuggler: and only
now complains because the rigour Of
Corsican tyranny keeps pace with the
dexteritv of her evasion.
The Victory American ship, it now
apR~ars Wa. aeiaAda a. Cherbourg. She
came direct from New-York laden with
sugar and coffee. 1t is added that an or
der had been sent to all the French ports,
and those under her inhuecce to detain
all American vessels for the present.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-02-12
~RENDSBURGH, Nov. 6.

NG ~ SDC nOGlI NOV. o..
The proclamation relative to the sus.
pending of all commerce and com muni.
cation with the enemy ofthe country, for
the dukedom of Sleeswick and Holstein,
is As follows. -.
W. Christian the Seventh, BY the
grace of God, king OF Denmark Nor.
way, &c. by these presents make known,
that ali commerce and communication
between US and our kingdoms enemies,
being already in itself a crime-particu-
larry in this present unfortunate war-Tn
conformity TO our decree of the 9th Sept.
in this present year, and in order that no
commerce or communica cation may take
place-We have Judged it to be right,
and exPedient exemplarily to punish all
those who shall be found delinquents in
this our royal.mandate and to determine
as follows:
LIST All persons who have any com.
merce with the subjects Of Great Britain,
without exception, shall be punished
with the mast rigorous Imprisonment, ;
and this intercourse being of such a ma.
ture a. to be deemed treason, the delin-
queuts shall suffer death.
I'd. And as a further penalty al goods,
wares and merchandise proceeding from
such commerce shall be con6sca.el.
Whenever ."Uh eaads cannot hrT En@a1
the culPri, fo,fcits the value thereof.
Sd. All those who shall give informa.
ton of any n found in the trade and
commerce afore stated, shall receive
from our royal treasury arewatd of from
so to 100 rix dollars, which shall be re-
placed from the property Of the output. ;
9Th. Besides the reward stated in rhc
above Sd article, the .infolmer or iuior-
mers shall receive one half Of the value
Of the goods con6scated.
OF all which my subjects are to take
due notice, and demeAn themselves &c.
eord:nsly.
Given in our city and fortifca,ien Of
rRendsburg, Oct. 80, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-02-12
From q kie Caxk baner.

The country, which we should be dis,
posed most kindly towards, but which
comes most under the operation Of the
late DEGREES Of Council, IS America-to
her they will be especially Injurious ;
but she ever did not remonstrate, tina.
We know of. against the unjust and IN.
examPted persecution Of France against
; eur trade, and conse quently in a great
dsgyee against her own. Her inter.
-es4ras-Tah the French and Spanish
West-4aaia Islands, which formed the
most lucrative branch ofhef commerce,
viii suffer- heavily by the blockade .syss
tenn, ii notbe utterly destroyed. It win
impure all her foreign trade, which 4 re.
ference to the shipping lists OF London
sad Liverpool, and of New York, Phila-
delphia. Boston, Baltimore, &c. &c. will
prove that to be immense.-Lloyd's
Lists, within a very short period, lately,
had 23s arrivals Of American ships with
eargoes, in the United States, from diff.
terent quarters of the world. There are
few Of these that would not have come
within the bloekading system, and i,
therefore may be judged how materially
American Commerce viii be affected
BY IT'S future execution. We can only
repeat our regret for what is likely to I'd.
suit, but we could not recommend III,
reduction of that spirit which is manifest:
cd in the late order. II is as incumben,
upon bonaParte to relax in his system
as Tor his Majes.y-he is the anthor o.
IL. Aud America, or any other coan
Try, may As fairly expect that he will
abandon his strictness, as that our Soye
reign shall relinquish his lie mus. frs
give way, and until he does, We trust tc
see u plans operating with undlminish
cd Vigour. /
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CON GRESS S.
house of REPRESENTATIVES,
February 8.
PyaceeAnes Iris dan

Tocee4nSs this day.
The message from the Presiden, rr.u
ce'ved yesterday) was read, transmitsinp
a copy of the late DEGREES Of the Brit;.b
g'vernment.-Th The measure was a. fol-
10 che Senate and house or Pebrrsenta.
Hoes cfthe u Sfafes.
Having received an Official commu.
n'catlon OF Certain orders of the British
government against maritime rights Of
neutraIs, bearing date the 1lth Novem.
Der 1907. ! transmit them 10 Con.
gre's' a a farther proof Of the .increas.
ing dangers to our navigation and com.
mercs which led to the proyiden, act Of
the present session laying An EMBARGO
on our own vessels.
r.h,,,,. TIL: JEFFERSON.
mr.. Dana moved that the message
&documents be referred to the COMMITTEES
OF commerce and manufactures,
mr.. Love moved that it d. referred
to the committee Of the whole on the
state of the Union.
MIR. Roasan hoped it would lie on the
table, Nothing could be done with i,,
when Eeferredto the committee. The
President had only intendedby transmit
onS t4ese documents, to shew the policy
o, the embargo measure. 1t was proba.
Die tnat in the course Of few DAYS the
President might feel it his duty to make
some communication relative to ,be
workings Of France on the same sub;ect.
BY referring this message TO n COM
m.t1ee' i.rwould excite anxiety in the
pubic mind. t~& T.
Mr.. Lope was unwilling to excite pub.
nc apprshension !; but he wished this
subject to be referred to a committee Of
the, whole on the state Of the Union, in
order that i might be acted ON q. some
future period. He could NOT attribute
70 the ~exeeutivs department. :. wish 10
give a popular tone to any measure Of the
government. He considered the mes.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-02-12

By it. he constitution, too evident,
contemplated, that when the district Of
ten miles square vas accepted by Con-
gress, it should become the permanent
seat Of government. Onthe faith Of this,
and on the public declarations Of the GO
vernment, have numerous and respecta-
BILE citizens, from all parts Of the United
States, and even from Europe, embark.
ed their fortunes in the purchase Of pro-
pertv in this place.
"Some insinuations have been made
that this measure is sanctioned by high
handed intriguers, who figured away
6uely On a recent occasion Of no COM
mon importance to the republic. 1t has
at the same time given rise to something,
like Juvenile mobbing. I detest any
thing in the shape of a mob, as much AZ
I dislike Mr.. Sloan's attempt to wrest
from us our property aud our hopes, in
the violation Of public faith. Quere,
whether would the full grown mob Of q
large city be less troublesome to mem
bers of congress than is the i~mpertinence
Of a few clamOrous boys"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-02-12

from this Kingdom with colonial produce
TO the enemy's ports, whenever. Parlia-
nsent shaii have decided on the duties to
be imposed on such exploration.
r d A meriean vessels may continue to
! trade from the ports Of this kingdom to
the ports Of the enemy, and from the
ports of thesenemy 20 this kingdom, and
from the ports o fhis maies,y's allies to
the enemy's ports, but not from the enc
N.Y. ports / the parts of his maiesty's
allies direct, nor from American to the
ports. of his nsaies.y's allies widh colonial
prodaes. There is reason To believe that
"a order ofconncil viii issue, regulating
the periods a, which aotice shall be con-
sidcrcd to have been received of the or.
ders In council of the 18th inst. in the
United States Of America /; by which
regulation vessels that shall have cleared
or shall clear out from any port in A
meriea before the 2oth Of January next
.hall Is considered - having cleared out
before natice Of the order ; and vessels
which shall clear out between the Goth Of
January and the 10Th Of February, win
be liable to be detained. subject to the
question, whether they had begun to be
laden before notice had arrived ut the
port from whence they sailed. From
the 10Th Of February, all American YES
sells win be considered As having begun
10 lsde after notice, and will thereby be
subject to the provisions of6he aforesaid
orders.
" Certificates oforigin will no, be re.
quired to be delivered up which may be
on board vessels which shall have sailed
previous to the notice Of this order, 1t
the port from whence they sailed.
"There is also reason to believe that
no duty Is intended to be laid on the re.
exportation of any articles which are the
produce Of the soil of neutral nations
with the exception Of cotton ; and that
the trade between this count and the
ports Of the enemy's colonies BY neu-
trails. will be regulated by ~lieence, aud
confined to the export Of British manu-
features, until the meeting Of Pariia-
meat and that the trade between this
country by neutrals. with the colonies Of
the enemy in the West Indies and South
America, will be placed on the same
6poting.
- John GRAY. sec"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-02-12
NV. YORK. fan. 81.

The ship S N. TX from London, whose
arrival We noticed yesterday, was board
ed on the 9th Of December, BY q British
man Of war brig, bound from Lisbon for
England, from whom she received infor-
NATION that IS 600 French troops had en-
tered the capital of Portugal and that
the Portuguese feet had been joined by
an English squadron, under the COM
mand ofsir Sidney Smith, offthe Fagus.
One of the passengers in the Suffolk
is the bearer of dispatches from MI.
Pinckney to the government of the U.
nited States. He received them on the
17th efNovemher.... They were forward.
ed to Washington yesterday morning.
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JOHN GRAY, see."
"AmerfcdH Consulate. Ha=surgh,
= NrA ro0-

"AmericdH Consulate. Hazsurgh,
Nee. !, 1907.
- To .masters Of American ships boOnA
$751;. to Hamburger"
- In the present unprecedented cri.
sis, such great and almost daily changes
take place, and the measures of the bel
hgcrents affecting commerce are put
into such immediate operation, thar it
is impossible for the mos, prudent. with
tn. best intentions, to avoid the injuries
which, on every side, lay in wait for fair
neutral trade.
lit is therefore b. no means my in
tcnrion to assume any eontToul in the
destination Of your ships, but merely to
state such facts as it IS important you
should know. 10 this measure my4own
opinion has been fortified by those of
the most respectable merchants here ID
connection with my country, expressed
10 me in their writes request.
The French custom house officers,
or DomaHieTs, without any Official int.
nation I o the foreign agents here, have
some time since, in virtue of IN imperial
decree, applied the commercial reEula.
tious and laws Of France to the trade Of
this city, and without any exceptions,
require certificates Of origion, signedby
the French consul at the place Of sh,p.
ment, for all articles attempted 10 be in
trodueed here. In addition to the IN
eonveniences which the prompt and
unexpected execution of this measure
presented, within a few days, a new or
der of the French emperour has inter.
dieted, in the most rigid manner, the
navigation ofthe Elbe aud Weser 0 all
ships, ~hsther going or coming ; aad, in
consequence OF it. the American shin
Julius Henry, coming from Baltimore,
has been seized. the cargo has been sc.
questered, the snip has been liberated,
but without any freight, and mu., re-
main under an embargo. Of which the
term cannot be fozsseen. :
u Under this state ofthins., il must &C.
cur to every one. that it eanno, promote
the interest," eeahded 10 YOU % eater ei.
ther of tdese rivers. Having stated ,hi.
much, | car only leave YOU 10 follow the
dictates ofyour own prudence, assuring
you that ! shall endsavor to send YOU
new adsisss by the list Of Dec. or sooner
itany favorable change takes place.
u. n. SFORBES,"<
.. =. Consul u the q 5. sfA~etica.'
There follows . list. Of ATueI.s per
mlttsd to be imported into Hamburger
With certificates Of origin, signed b,
the Ftsnfh.oasul, Al the place Of ship,
. ~msatj =
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NETWORK, Ian. so.

Arrived the schr. War Hawk, Cham
mings Point Petre. co. II days. Just
after sailing was boardedby the leopard
and treated politely. A pilotboat schr.
arrived there in 10 days from New.York,
with the news of the embargo but al.
though she had been there S or g days
before the War. Hawk sailed this event
was not publickly known. A number,
however guessed there was an embargo in
America as all kind Of American pro-
duce took arise Immediately after the ar.
rival of the boat.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-02-12

Ext'ae' efa ktterJ,om a gentleman at
the seaf ggOueTnsneni, to lis fieudiu
baltimore, dated Feb. :, 1908.
"The subject of the removal of. tn.
seat OF government to Philadelnh;a
which has lately been brought forward
here, has esci,ed. an anxiety among The
citizens Of Washington which II i'm
possible 70 describe: The gallaries of
the house OF representatives az = c crowded
with spectators. This, indeed, is na,a-
raj enough, when il Is considered tina,
hundreds OF people would be ruined bv
such q measure. To = candid and din.
interested person there appears to Sc
o a single solid reason for REMOVING
the seat Of government; while eyerY
principle Of justice and humanity, Of
la" and public faith, would be violated:
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-02-12
From che NJ Tori Gazette.

Captain Dill, who arrived last ever
ing, sailed from Bordeaux on the 5th of
December. The Embargo, which had
been laid in consequence Of the sailing
ofthe two frigAtes, which have arriv ed
at Martinique, was raised on the 18th Of
December.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-02-12
lWAR.l

Capt. D. is the bearer of Dispatches
from Mr.. LEE, our consul at Bordeaux,
to the Secretary of State, mentioning,
that he had just received news of the Al
gerines having declared war against the
u. States; and that an American vessel
had been captured BY an Algerine cor
sair, but was after wards retaken by her
crew, and had arrived at Leghorn. The
Algerines had also declared war against
France.
The vessel above alluded to was the
seh'r Mariana, capt. Sheffield from New
York for Leghorn. Capt. S. retook her.
threw four Turks overheard, put four
ashore, and carried the prize. master and
schooner safe into Naples.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-02-12

Baltimore Federal Gazette, FEB. l.
The National Intelligenicer received
to day, eontradices the accoun o f-Burr
and Blannerhassett having arrived a,
Chiliico.he-and says, it il" ,uhiypercd'
a, Chiflleo,hs that the eonspirAtors we're
assembling at N. Orleans.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-02-12

Capt: Urann who arrived at Boston
Yesterday se'night from Leghorn, which
he left on the I4th Oct. informs, that
lthe Americans there had addressed i.
memorial to Gen. Armstrong, com.
planning al, their being detained, under
BonaParte's Decree. As having carsoes
OF British manufacture or growth ; pray
ing that he would use his influence that
they might be liberated, or their fate, in
some way be decided.