The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-12
Commaaieate a fer huSita,ion in the Isier-
canliic .ddperi:,er.

Commaaiea,e a fer husEta,ion in the INer-
conllc .3dperissrr.
| (private) CApIz, pa Nov. 1912.
SlR-I have the honor to enclose you 4
Copy of an Order in Cotnci,, which has
been transmitted to me by Hi, Britannia
Majesty's Secretary VI State for Forei gu
Aha+rs.empowering me to grant Licences To
such vessels shall arrive at Cadiz with
cargoes Of Grain and Flour furnished with
his Najesty's Licences, or with Licences
from Augs. j. Foster, Esq. his Majcsty's
late Minister in the United States, to re-
turn with Cargoes of lawful merchandise
to the ports of the said States: and l bsg
TO inform you that l am prepared to give
Licences to any vessel or vessels coming
within the description of the enclosed or
der.
~ ] have the honor, &c. sc.
Nosr most obedient humble servant,
(Sis,ed) IL WELLESLEY.
To the Consul of the Umtei States of
America, CaG:z.
1T the Court al Carleton House, 1Sth No
vem5er, 1912.
His Royal Highncss the Prince Regent in
Council.
Whereas it is eXpedient that all vessels
which have arrived, or may hereafter ar
rive, at tie ports of Lisbon or Cadiz, with
carsoes of Grain or Flour. from the United
States. being furnished with his Majesty's
Licences, or with Licences, from Augustus
]. Foster, Esq. his Majesty's late Minister
in the United States, should be permitted
to return with cargoes of lawful merchan
die to the ports of the said States & that
such vessels with their cargoes, to Shomso-
ever the same may belong, shouldbe protect
ed on their return against capture by his NJ.
Majesty's cruizers.. His Royal Highness the
Prince Regent, in the name and on the be-
half OF, his Majesty,is pleased, by and with
the advice of his Majesty's Privy Council
tn order, and it is hereby ordered, that all
vessels which have arrived. or may arrive
at the ports of Lisbon or Cadiz, with car
goes of Grain and Flour from the United
States of America, under his Majesty's Lii
cence, or on the faith for Passports, of the
| prote ction of such vessels by his Majesty's
Minister in America, be.permitted to take
on board at either of the ports aforesaid,
| being the port of destination of their out
| ward cargoes respectively, cargoes of law
! full merchandise, and to return herewith
to any port of the United States of America
without molestation on account of the pre-
sent hostilites. and notwithstanding the said
ships and cargoes may belong to citizens or
inhabitants of the United States of Ameri-
| ca provided nevertheless that all vessels
claiming the benefit of this order, shall be
provided with I.cence from his Majesty's
Minister at Lisbon or Cadz, (who are
hereby authorized and Empowered to grant
the sams) permitting the shipments of such
cargoes of la wful merchandise to be. therein
described, authorising the said ships and
tcargOes to return to any port OF the United
States of America, without moIestation in
pursuance of the provisions of this order /;
and the Right Honorable Viscount Castle
reagh, one of his Majesty's principal Sc
cretarics of State, and the Judge of the
High Court of Admiralty, are totake the
necessary measures herein as to them may
respectively appertain.
(Signcd) JAMES BUTLER.