Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-17

His Roya, Hishnes5 feels it incumbent on
him 20 acknowledge your diligence in the in
vcStigatiDn of the causes which have led to
these outrages, and he has com nanded us to
thank YOU forehc wise aad Sa.utary mea =
surcs which You have adopted on this occa-
sion. 1t will be 4 principal object of his Roy
nj tlghnesS's attention to make an eifectual
and prudent use of the powers vested IN him
tor the protection of his NJ ijesty's people !;
and he confidently trusts. tll1t on your re-
turn IN ycur respective counties, he may re-
ly II your excrti0ns for the preservation of
the public peace, and for bringing the dis
turbers OF it to justice. His Royal Hghness
most earnestly recommends to you the i'm
portance of intoxicating, by every means in
YOUR power, spirit of obedience TO those
laws, and ofat.achment to shat Constitution,
which provide equally for the happiness and
welfare Of all classes of his Majestv's sub
jects, and on which have hitherto depended
the glory and prosperity of this Kingdom.
ORDERS IN COUNCIL.
III the Court ut Ca,Ison House, 51St Jt4iy,
1912; hreSent His Royal Highncs8 The
Prince Regent, liz CouacH;
1t is this day ordered, by his Royal High
ness tue Prince Regent iii the name and OH
behalf ef his Majesty, and by and with the
IL,
no ships or vessels belonging To his Mijesty's
subjects be permitted to enter and clear out
for any of the ports within the territories of
the US. OF America, until further order /;
and llis Royal iiighncss is further pleased in
the name and on behalf of his Majesty, and
by and with the advice aforesaid to order
that general embargo or stop be made of
all SHIPS and vessels whatsoever, belonging
70 the citizens of the ". 5. of America, now
within, or which shall hereafter come into
any OF the ports, har5ors, or roads, within :
| ny part of his ajesty's dominions, together
| with all persons and effects on board of all
such ships & vessels, and that the comman-
ders Of ms majesty's ships of war and priva
teers to detain &C bring in to port ;tii ships &
vessels belonging 10 the citizens OF the u. ,. OF
| America. or bearing the flag OF the said
| y. D except such as may be furnished with
! British licences, which vessels are allowed
| TO proceed according TO the tenor of The said
| licences but the utmost care to be taken for
| the preservation of all and every part oi
the csrgoes on board. any Of the said ship
! or vessels, so that no damage or emOrezzle-
| ment whatever he sustained, and the COM
mandcrS ofMs Majesty's ships of war and
| privateers are hereby instructed TO detail
and bring into port every such ship and yes
| sci accordingly, except such as are above
excepted ; & the Right Honorable the Lord,
Commissioners OF his Maiesty's Treasury
the Lords Commissioners Of the Admiralty
and Lord Warden CT the Cinque port. are
to give the necessary directions herein a.
70 them may respectively appertain.
CHErNVYND.
An Order in Council of the 18th Of July
continues the Orders in Council pronibitins
the expectation of " Gunpowder, Saltpetre
or any kind of arms or ammunition
Another o. in G.. same date, continues ;
former order, permitting the importation o
Hides, Horns, Tallow, Wool, Except Cot
ton WooD in foreign vessels fIom ports from
which the British Flag Is excluded.
The o. in c. is continued, which prohib
its the expectation OF Iron, Naval Sores
&c.
The Prince Regent, on the 29Jh July, au
thorSed Marquis WeAeSkey to wear the in
sigma of the Royal Persian Order Of the SUI
and Lion, conferred BY the King of Persia
August
The Prince of Wales, 9S; San Domingo
"a; Jano, SO; Porcupne, "a Mutine ant
Curfew, sloops of war, are all ordered 1
be fitted for foreign service, at Portsmouth
with ali possible expedition. The San DO
mingo is to be fitted for a flag ship. rhe
are supposed to be destined for the Aneri
can seas.