The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-28

with the advice of his privyiccuncil, to order,
and it is hereby ordered, That the several
orders STALL be suspended, so far as is ne
cessary fer the protection &c vessels Of the
SAID United States, 50 sailix under the faiti,
OF the said provisional agteGncne.viz That
after tue 9th day of Jnne NIX. no vessel OF
the United States, which sinli have cleared
out between the 10Th of April last. and the
Goth OF July ensuing, for am of the ports OF
Holland aforesaid, from am port of the u.
States, shall be molested q. interrupted in
her vov age. by the commuters of his males
tvs ships or pcivateers.
And II is further ordered, That no vessel
OF the u. States, which shll have cleared
out from any. port of America previous to
the 20th of July next, for any permitted
port. and shall, during her voyage. have
changed her destination, ii consequence OF
information Of the said provi.ional agreement.
and shall ne proceeding To any of the ports OF
Holland aforesaid, shall notoe molested or in
terrupted by the commanders, OF any of his
majesty'S ships o. private,rs, unless such
vessels shall have been informed of this or
deron her voyage, and shallhave been warn
ed not to proceed to any ofthe ports of Hol-
land aforesaid, and shall, not understanding
such warning. be fouaa attempting to pro-
coed. to any such port.
And It is further ordered, taat after the
said 9Th day of June next, no vessel of tile
sad United States, which shall have Cleared
out, or be destined 20 any or the port OF Iio,-
land, from any other port or place not sub-
Ject To the restrictions of the SAID order OF
the 2oth OF April last, alter notice of such
provisional agreement as aforesaid Shall be
mocsted or interrupted in her VOYAGE, by
the commanders OF his majcsJy's ships or
prlvateers, provided such vessel shall have
so Cleared out previous to actual notice of
this order It such pace OF clearance, or i'm
default OF proof OF actual notice, previous to
the like periods of time after the date of this
order, as are fixed Tor constructive notice of
his majesty's order of the lIJh November,
1907, by the orders of the 25lh Nov 1907,
and the 18th of May, 1903. at certain pia-
ces and iatitudes therein mentioned, unless
such vessel shall have heen informed of mis-
order on her voyage, ard warned by any of
MS maJes'v's ships or privateers not to pro-
coed TO any port of Holland, and Shall, not
withstandmg such warning, attempt TO pro
coed to any such port
And his majesty is pleased further to or
der, and it is hereby ordered, that the said
several orders OF the 9TH Of L,n and llth of
Nov. 1907, az altered by the said order ofthe
2oth OF April last, shall also be suspended,
so far as is Necessary for the protection of
vessels oftlie said United States, which shall
clear out to any ports not declared to c.. an
der the restriction of blockade from any
port of Holland. between the 9th day of INN.
and 1st day Of July next Provided always,
that nothing that is contained in the present
order shall extend, or be construed to ex-
tend, to protect any vessels or their cargoes,
that may be liable to condemnation or de.
tention Tor any other cause than the violation
OF the aforesaid orders of.the 7th uf january
ana the llth OF November, 1907, as altered
by the said order OF the Goth of April last.
Provided also, that nothing in this order
shall extend, or be construed to extend to
protect any vessel which shall attempt to
enter any port actually biockaded by any of
his maJesty's ships of war
And the right honorable the lords commits
sioners OF iis najesty's treasury, his maes-
tys principal secretaries Of state, the lords
commissioners OF the admiralty land The judge
OF the high court of admiralty, and the Judges
OF the Courts OF vice. admiralty, are u give
the necessary directions herein, as to them
may respectively appertain.
STEPH. COTTRELL.
The gazette also contains two other proc
lanatlons, one allowing the importa ton into
newfoundland of bread, -four, indian corn,
llVe stock, &c from the territories of the u
States, Tor which licences are to be granted :
the other for continuing the prohibition OF
the expectation OF gun powder, saltpetre, s.
ammunition, and any sort of arms fCr Six
months. from the 9th of June
LONDON, May 90.
n message from his majesty was last night
delivered to both houses of parliament, STA
ting the restoration of the ancien: relations
OF friendship between his majesty and the
emperor of Austria, and his desire to be en-.
abied to afford his Imperial majesty all con
venient assistance in the contest in which he
is engaged against the Common enemy. .,
well as to continue his succours to the cause
OF Spain and Portugal. 1t is intended "a
move vote of credit for three millions for
these important objects
In the House of Lords yesterday (May
27th) Lord Sidmouth wished TO be inform
ed whether it was intended to make any
communication 10 parliament respecting the
state OF our relations with America.
Earl Bathurst said, the negotiation being
still pending, it was not intended to make a.
ny communication to parliament The ar
ranSement which had been entered into by
MS MaJesty's minister in America and thu
government OF he United States was unau-
thorised, the former having made concessi.
sions without demanding any Of those coadi
tons, the compliance with which ought to
have been made the basis of granting such
Lord Sidmouth asked if he was then to
consider the arrangement made bvIiis Ma
Jeesty's minister in America as wholly unau-
thorisedi
Earl Bathurst answered in the affirma-
tive.
Earl Grey thought from the expression u
hty, a, l.