The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-26
November 16

mls'ortunes, occasioned, as they no doubt
were, by most heavy pecuniary embarrass-
mentN, was in every point OF view res
pectable. He was distant relative to
loan:
ORDERS IN COUNCIL.
At he Court at the Queens Palace, the 7th of
February, 1910.
" Present-The Kings Most Excellent Males
ty in Council
Whereas, by an act made and passed in the
forty sixth year of his Majesty's Reign, ntituled
4" An act for authorising his Majesty in Coun
Gil to allow curing the present war, and for six
months after the ratification of a defnitive trea-
ty of peace, the importation and expectation of
certain goods and commodities in neutral ships,
INTO, and from his ajesty's territories in the
West-lndies, and continent of South Ameri-
ca's"--it is enacted, that from and after the
passing of the said act. it shall and may be law
iui Tor his Majesty, his heirs and SUCCESSORS, by
and with the advice of his priyy council, to per.
mt or TO authorize the governors of the said Isl
lands and territories, III such manner and under
such restrictions as to his Majesty, by and with
the advice OF his privy council, shall seem fit TO
permit, when the necessity of the case shall ap-
pear to his Majesty, with the advice ofhis PRIV
council, 10 require it from time to time during
the present war, and for six months after the ra-
portatlon into, and expectation from any island
IN the West Indies Tin which description the Ba-
hama Islands and the Bermuda or S,mer islands
are lnciuded,) or any lands or territories on the
continent OF South America to his Majesty be-
longing, of any such articles, goods, and commo-
dlties as shall be mentioned in such order of his
Majesty in council, in any ships or vessels be-
longing to the subjects of any state in amty with
his Majesty, IN such manner as his Majesty, his
heirs or successors, by and with the advice afore-
SAID, shall direct: wins reupon certain riders of
council were mad on the 18th day of April.
1909; the 10Th day of August 1909 and
the 10th day OF January 1910; which orders
were made to continue in force for a limited
time And whereas it appears at present to be
necessary to permit for further Unite dtme sub
lect to be sooner terminated varied or altered as
hereafter provided, the Importation into and ex-
portation from the Islands and territories of his
Majesty in the West Indies Inc luding the Ba
mama Islands; and the Bermuda or S0mer ISL
ands, and the lands and territories on the CONT
nent of South America to his Majesty belonging
OF certain articles, goods, & commodities herein
after mentioned, in ships or vessels belonging to
the subjects of any state in amity with his Va
Jesty; his Majesty is thereupon pleased, by and
win the advice OF his privy council, to order s.
1t is hereby ordered, thar the said three orders
OF council, made on the l2th day of April,
1909; the 10Th day of August, 1909 and the
10th day of January, $40 81 Ill continue and be
IN force until the 1st day OF December, 1916 &
that from and after the LIST day of December
1910, it shall be lawful for the Governor. or
Lieutenant Governor, of any of his Maiestv's Is
lands in the West Indies Gin which DESCRIPTION
the Ba ANA Islands, and Che Bermuda r Some
Islands are included, and of any lands or terrific
rles on the continent Of South America TO his
Majesty belonging, to permit, un il the LIST dav
OF December, 1871, subject to be sooner termi
mated, varied or altered, as hereinafter provided.
IN ships. or vessels belonging to the subjects of
any state in amity with his Majesty, the ;r,nor-
tatlon into the said islands, lands and territories
respectively of slaves and lumber horses. mules.
asses, neat cattle, sheep, hogs, and every other
species OF live stock and live provisions and also
ofevery kind of provisions whatsoever rbsef
pork. and butter excepted j and also the expor.
tation from the said islands, lands and terr or;es
respectively, into which such importations nc -
foresaid shall be made, ofrum and molssses. aud
OF any other goods and commodities whatsoever.
except sugar, indigo, cotton wool, coffee. and
cocoa provided always, that such articles so
to be imported except slaves and lumber. shall
be of the growth or produce ofthe country TO
which the ship or vessel importing the same
shall belong and that slaves and lumber sb.Il
be imported from the country to which the sbjo
or vessel importing the same shall belong pro-
vded also, that such ships vessels shall cIulv
enter into, report, and deliver their respective
Cal boCob shu IS-iOau at Sucn ports only, where
regular custom-houses shall have been establish
ed
But it is his Majesty's pleasure, neyerthe-
less, and his Msjesty, by and with the advice of
bis privy council, IS further pleased 10 order and
has hereby ordered, that nothing herein before
contained shall be constructive permit after the
said day 1st Of December, 1910, the importation of
slaves, lumber. horses, mules, asses, neat cat
tie, sheep, hogs, poultry, live stock, live proyi
M &C ,rI,o
aforesaid, into ing f the said islands, lands. or
territories, IN which there shall not be at the
time when such articles shall be brought for
importation the following duties on such arti-
cles being OF the growth or produce Of the u. S.
OF America, namely -
Sterling.
.. d.
For every quint. ofdried OF sailed
Cod, or Ling Fish cured or
sailed. %
For every bbl. Of cured or pick
led Shads, Herrings and Ale
wives. N r
For every Dbl of cured or pick
led Mscksrel O q
For every Dbl. of cured or pick
led Salmon %
Lewayd Cwyenel
On Wheat Flour, per barrel, not D6lLs B;fis
weighing more than 1876 pounds
nett weight o
o. bread or biscuit, of Wheat -four
or any other grain per Dbl, not
we CHING more tbsu 100 lbs nett