Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-23

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shall be construed to prohibit any trade y
commercial intercourse which has beth :
may be permitted IN conformity with u
provisions of the eleventh section of SAID -. -,
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, .rb s''
all acts repealed or mentioned or intend,
to be repealed BY the said act to in,v,J:.
commercial intercourse between the Unss;
States and Great Britain and France, a,a
their dependencies, shall be, and remaipn.
pea,ed, Notwithstanding any part of the ssp.|
act which has been or may hereafter he III
voked or annulled, or which may expire l..
its own Imitation. Provided the penaltj,s
and forfeitures which may have been iuc,,}
red or shall hereafter be incurred on accom-
of any infraction of the act laying an embaS
go on all ships and vessels in the ports sp5
harbors Of the United States, or any Of HI
acts supplementary thereto, or of the act d
enforce and make more efectual an act, D.
titled, AN act laying all embargo on Il
ships and vessels in the ports and harbo,..
Of the United States, or of any of the pro-
visions of the act to interdict the comnerns
al intercourse between the United Ssu
and Great Britain and France and their al
Tendencies, and for other purposes, shall ,ca
ter the expiration of any OF the said acts Il
of any provision thereof, be recovered and
distributed in like manner as if the said scuS|
and every provision thereof were in fd3
force and virtue.
Sec. 8. Aad be it further enacted, ThsS
during the continuance of chs act, no sh,I
or vessel shall be permitted todepart for aY3
foreign port or place with which commend y
al intercourse has not been or may not NJ
permitted by virtue of this act or Of the id
to interdict the commercial intercourse b.
tween the United States and Great Bna,
and France and their dependencies, and 70
other purposes. And no ship or vsad 81
bound to forei gn port or place with Wild
commercial intercourse has been or may
thus permitted, shall be allowed to depart
unless the owner or owners, consienee sX
consignees, Of such ship or vessel, shda1
with the master, have given bond with al8
or more sureties to the United States, in hi
sum double the value of the vessel andcl8
go, that the vessel shall not proceed to aafs
port or place with which commercial int Is
course is not thus permitted, nor be dird Is
or indirectly engaged, during the voyg3S
in any trade with such port or place. NH
it any ship or vessel shall, contrary to NM.
provisions of this section, depart from Al n
port OF the United States without cha8S'
ance, or without having given bond in u E
manner above mentioned, such ship ornI III
sci, together with her cargo, shall be whyS
forfeited, and the owner or owners, asaN
freighters or factors, master or command MI
OF such ship or vessel shall moreover ssT M
rally forfeit and pay a sum equal to the
lue OF the ship or vessel and Of the cl5S Il
put on board the same: Provided afua8s
that the provisions of the eleventh sst9lS2
of the act to interdict the commercial fa 81
course between the United States and JFs s
Britain and France and their dependency il
and for other purposes, shall extend TO VII
prohibitions imposed by this section Sh
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manner and under the limitations preseHf
by the eleventh section aforesaid, in rsla
to any nation with which commercial "'t
course may hereafter be permitted, in Z
formity with the provisions of the els'1
section aforesaid. W
Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, lMa
all penalties and forteitures arising w.
or incurred by virtue of this act, shall be
covered and distributed, and may be ressS
ted or mitigated in the manner prefcrWI
by the act to interdict the commercial I
tercourse between the United States anG g
Britain and France and their dcpendenqg
and for otker purposes. ra
Sec. S. And be it further enacted, 81
all the vessels which may have arr
at any port or place within the u.
from Great Britain, her colonies or d. ~
denotes, between the twentieth day OF