The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-18

Cotv Of q letter from -d6tei ~ GOD, Esq. to
1 mr.. Tohhf, keef.er ofthe Exchange CQf-
fee House Books---reeeived yesterday
no-ning.
WIscAssET, August 4.
" Believing the enclosed will be interest
ms, hasten to forward it. 1t was brought
by the ship Washington, Capt. Boynton,
which arrived this morning from Dublin.
Iwhencs she sailed on the Sd of July. shall
send you further news, and papers by the
next mail."
sUPPLE MENT TO THE LONDON
GAZETTE,
Tuesday, .Jtne IS, 1912.
1T The Court of Carlton House, the 23d
deg of Jane, Present, His Royal High-
ness the Prince Regent TN Council:
WHEREAS His Royal Highness the
w Prince Regent was pleased to declare
in the name and OIL the behalf of his Ma
jesty. on the 21st of April, 1912, " That if
at any time hereafter the Berlin and Milan
DEGREES shall, by some authentic act of the
French Government, publicly promulgated,
be absolutely and Internationally repealed,
then, and from thence, the Order in Coun-
sill of the 7th' Of January 1907, & the order
in Council of the Goth of April 1909, shall,
without any farther order, be, q the same are
hereby declared from thencCforth tobe who'll
ly and absolutely revoked
And whereas the Charge des Affaires Of
she u. States of America, resident at this
court, did, on the 21st day of May last,
transmit to Lord Viscount Castlereagh, one
of his Majesty's principal Secretaries nf
State, copy of a certain instrument, then
for the first time communicated to this
Court, purporting to be Decree passed by
the Government of France, ON the 2eth day
of April, 1911, by which the DEGREES Of
Berlin and Milan are declared to be def
nitely no longer in force in regard to Anne
rican vessels.
And whereas his Royai Higliness the
Prince Regent, although he cannot consider
she tenor of the said Instrument as satisfy
ing the conditions set forth in the said Order
of the a1st of April last, upon which the
said Orders were to cease and determine,
is nevertheless disposed on his part TO take
such measures as may tend to re-establish
xhc jnterconrso between Neutral and Belli-
gerent Nations, upon its accustomed princi-
pies, his Royal Highness the Prince Regent,
in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty,
Is therefore pleased, by and with the adj
vice of his Malesty's Privy Council, TO order
and declare, and it is hereby ordered and
declared, that the Order ia Council bearing
date the 9TH day of January, 1907, and the
Order in Council bearing date the Goth of
April, 1909, be revoked, 80 far as may re-
gard american vessels, and their Cargoes,
beng AMERICAN property, from the 1st day
ofIAugust next.
But whereas BY certain acts Of the govern
sMent of the United States of America, all
British armed vessels are excluded from the
harbours and waters of the said United
States, the armed vessels of France being
permitted to enter therein and the CONNER
cfal intercourse between Great Britain and
the said United States is interdicted, the
commercial intercourse between France &
the said u. States having been restored
his Royal Highness the Prince Regent is
pleased hereby further TO declare, in the
name and on the behalf of his Majesty, that
if the Government of the said u. States
sE all not as soon may be, after this order
shall have been duly notified by his Majes-
ty,s Minister in America to the said govern
ment, revoke or cause to be revoked the
said Acts, this present Order by his Majes-
ty's Minister in America, to the said go
vernment, be thenceforth null and of no Of
Sect.
1t is further ordered, and declared, that
all American vessels and their cargoes, be-
ing American property, that shall have been
Captured subsequently to the Goth Of May
last, for breach of the aforesaid Orders in
Council alone. and which shall not have ac-
tually been condemned before the date ofthis
Orde-, and that all ships and cargoes as a.
foresaid, that shall henceforth be captured
suder the said Orders, prior to the 1st day
OF August next, shall not be proceeded "a
8ainst to condemnation, until further orders,
but shall, in the event of this order not be-
Coming null and Of no effect, in the case
aforesaid, be forthwith liberated and restor-
ed, subject to such reasonable expences on
the part of the captors, as shall have been
justly incurred.
Provided that nothing in this Order con
taiBed respecting the revocation of the Or
8crs herein mentioned, shall be taken to
revive wholly, or in part, the Orders in
Council of the 18th of November, 1907, or
any other Order not herein mentioned, or
to deprive parties of any legal remedy to
which they may be entitled, under the Or
der III Council of the 2lSt of April, 1912.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent is
hereby pleased further to declare, in the
name and ON the behalf of his Majesty,
that nothing in the present Order contained
shall be understood to preclude his Royal
Uighness the Prince Regent, if circumstan-
CTS shall SO require, from restoring, after
Reasonable notice, the Orders of the 7th of
January 1907, and 25th of April 1909. or "a
ny part thereof to their full effect, or from
taking such other measures of retaliation
against the enemy, as may appear to his
Royal Highness 10 be just and necessary.
And the Right Hon the Lords Commissi-
oners of his Maiesty's treasury his Ma
jesty's Principal Secretaries Of State, the
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty,
and the Judge of the High Court of Admit
rally, and the Judge of the Court of Vice