The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-28

tiley against ms Majesty, or any of his sub
jects. And such inhabitants, after taking such
oath, shall be protected in their persons and
properties, until Ills Maiesty's Pleasure shall
be known nothing, however, herein contain
ed, Is 10 extend 20 any property seized, and
taken as prize previous to the publication
hereof, or to the security of the persons or
properly OF those who refuse to take the oath
betd mentioned And all and every person
or PSf IS not being an Inhabitant or Inhabi-
tanf OF Country at the time il was taken
poyasssio ID 10y HIS Maiesty's Fhrces, wheth-
er ssth parson b. a British Subject or other
wise, whoShasl be found sejourning in that
Country, thin the said limits, or passing or
repassnS s3tnD the same, without a proper
fdss, a1d fnce ranted, etLer by tire (S;l-
vernon hs dkf OF British North America, or
oy TN: Hfhhtral Commanding in Chief His
Majesi ~ SHIPS on the Coast OF North Amer
lca' orby tie Lieut.. Governors r Comman-
ders IN Chiet for the tune being, of the Pro-
vinces oI Nova Scotia or New-Biunswick, or
by the Admiral Commanding for the time be-
nSat tiania3, or from the said Gerard Cos
scum, or wkoetec may succeed hun as Senicr
Nshcer Commanding within the said Country,
siiGh be linlns diately Appreciated, and 5ro't
tnai Oeiore Coart Martial, and punished
as iof orSacl CT orders, acS urdins to lIi,ita,y
Law ; ,.nd fuii Power and Authority < her,.
= " grantee - the said Gerard q, sseiin, or
THesNTr may hereafter b.; comm n,,er IN that
Souldy, until His W jes-yS Pleasure he
AH--fh u, % competsny person Or persons who
may hereafter be- guilty az any hostile, disor-
Gerry CT dSooedisnt Conduct, or who refuse 70
take the oath before directed, TO be removed
from that Country, and to punish such r,..,
son OF persons, wil' may return 70 the sagnc
ai'er such removal, according to Military
Law, as tor a breach OF orders
Anu an persons iihabitng, or residing Witt
III thdt NoontTy, being owner or owners of any
SNIP OF silips, lesSel or vessels and who shall
"e taken the cath of allegiance 10 his ma
JSs'y' shall be entitled to receive from the Of
hoete "a the CuStoms appointed at Castine,
cSrt'h0atei and coasting iicence, counter-sgn-
Ell )y the military officer Commanding in that
counsry ior the time being, which shall protect
snch shlps, or vessels respectively, in fishing
or coastnS from one haroor or river TO the o.
ther, within the limits of the country afore-
said; and 1t shall be lawful for such vessels
waen furnished with coasth,g clearances, and
permits srom the proper officer OF the Gus
toms ~ Sastne aforesaid, to carry, without
molestaton from one harbol 10 another. with
IN S I'd district, the produce Of that country, or
any goods, wares &c merch andize, lawfully
imported into Castine. Provided always that
II any sup or vessel 50 Hcenced for fshing or
coasJHS shall be found at the distance of ten
leagues from the shore Of said country. or to
the soutnWatd, or westward, OF the eastern
sloe' OF Monhegan Island, or shall be found TO
the northWard Or eastward OF rhe lire. Of the
Province of New Brunswick. the Icence nf
Such vessel, or vessels, shall be null and void,
anu IL snail be lawful to seize and make prize
OF such vessel or vessels, the same rs If owned
by the enemy.
And IT shall and Nav be lawful, until His
HiYes5y Pleasure shall be known, for any
DrleSh o9DJect, or person inhabting within
Iae s.id Country, " no shall - a6 ,i.i 90 t. the.
of RIFE, =.
Drug from the United Kingdom of Great Br-
ESih' aud ireland, or any IF the Colonies or
carnations thereto belonging, into the port of
ts'lle, 3Iid no other port OF place within the
Sala district, IN British ships owned md nay-
s"lsG according to law, all goods, wares, and
ilerCiland.ze which can be lawfully exported
from treat Britain and Ireland, to the Br-
LASH Coiohes and ell goods. wares, and mer-
Sh'uhze, which can be lawfully imported
from ons British Colony to another and 70
SSApor. Ia Ike manner, in British ships only,
Ioh the said Port of 'Castine, any goods,
wares or merchandise, the produce of the
sdiu country, or goods condemned AS prize,
s1d ID carry the same to Great B:itain or ire
sho' or any Of tie British Colonies Provi-
&c" always, that any British ship, entering,
or attempting to enter any other port. heT-
DOT OF place, within the limits of the said
Ecuhlry' save the said Port Of Castine, shall
oe haote to be seized as prize, and condemn
co DIS british ship trading with the enemy
1nu provided also that nothing herein con
Famed snail authorize British subjects, or per
sons trading to that country under the author
ny OF this proclamation, to take up a resi-
eehCe IN sand Country, unless specially licensed
lor onat purpose as aforesaid
ANA al Goods imported, and exported, in
70 OF ''nl the said port OF Castine, or car
f'ed codstwise or otherwise, shall be subject
10 al the duties, rules, orders and regulations.
winch the laws Of trade and navigation, and
the trade ana fisheries of the British colonies
appoint and which duties shall be collected.
ana I've laws OF trade, rules and regulations,
executed, after the same manner, as at the
custom house in Halifax, in the province of
Noya-SCntia.
ana we do assure. and promise, the Inha-
,oitants OF the Country taken possession OF by
us as aforesaid, that so long as they shall con
form to this Proclamation, and behave them
selves Peaceably and quietly, and shall take
ana subscribe either the Oath of Allegiance
to His Majesty, or the Oath by this Prociama-
tfon appointed, they shall be protected, both
L. person and property, until His Majesty's
treasure snail be known and as far as posi-
bic, snail have the Laws which were IN force
az the TIME we took possession OF that Conn
Try, earned into execution by the Judges, Ma
g'suates and Peace Officers, who were in au-
thCrItV ~ fif,n. 4.