Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-29


or parts OF provinces, and that divers 9th
ers of our subjects are about, III like man
ner, In enter and enlist themselves; and
Whereas such practices are h.sliy prelu-
dical TO and tend 10 endangsr tue peace
and welfare of our crown and dominions,
we do therefore hereby, ny aud With the |
advice Of our Prlvy Council, strictly |
charge aud command all and every OF |
our natural born subjects, of what degree
or quality Soever, not to serve IN amy SHch
military forces or ships ut war a. atore-
said, and not To go beyond the Seas, or
embark, i'm order to serve or With intent
| to serve in such military forces or ships
of war; and il is at the same time our row
al " Ill and pleasure and we do by aud
with the advice aforesaid, hereby also
strictly charge and command all aud eve
nv Of our said subjects not To serve, or
| enlist, or enter themselves To serve iu a.
nv of the military forces or ships OF war
| raised o. set forth, or 10 he raised or
set forth by his catholic Majesty, and
not 10 20 beyond the Seas, or embark,
| in order or To the intent 10 serve, or EN-
| ter, or enlist themselves 10 serve IN such
military forces or ships of war; II is ne
vertheless our royal will and pleasure. that
nothing herein contained, shall he deem
ed OF taken TO prohibi, any of our sub
|
date of this our proclamation, IN serving
in the military forces of his catholic ma
| jesty with our leave OF license, from
continuing To serve thereia, provided that
such our said subjects do not serve
with the military forces of his catholic
| majesty when employ ed In Spanish A
merica and we do hereby, by and with
the advice aforesaid strictly require all
our said subj duly 10 conform to our
commands herein contained, under pain
of our highest displeaSure, and The ut
most forteiiures, and pa,nishments, TO
which by law they will otherwise be Ii
able.
Given AT the Court OF Brighton, the 2sth
| day of November, 1917, iii the SID
| year of our reigu.-God save the
King.
| From the London Times of Dec. q
| The proclamation winch appeared in
| the Gazette OF Sunday night, prohibit
ing all assistance to the provinces ofSouth
| America, has excited a strong sensation
amongst the military adventurers, whose
| enterprises are thus suddenly condemned
| by law. Several officers IN the above
predicament mustered in the city yester-
! day, 10 take into consideration the best
means TO be pursued under existing cir
cumstances. Many of these gentlemen
| are most uncomfOr,ably situated, having
| fitted themselves out Tor the Trans At
iantlc regions al a great expense, which
! they were enabled to do only by The as
| Sistance of their friends: added TO this.
a number of them had taken and paid
| for their passage on board several slips
i'll the river now on the point of sailing.
If we may judge by the last accounts
from lie Havana, the proclamation will
| have appeared just in time 10 prevent
| our brethren preparing their departure
at the different islands for The Spanish
main from experiencing the keenest dis
appointments.
LONDON, Dec. s.-Sir James Yeo, will
| procee to his command OH the coast of
Africa, in few days.-The Semiramis
went out Of Portsmouth harbor on Tues
| day
1he King of Bavaria has decided, that
Prince Eugene, combining in his own
person the titles of Leuchtenberg and
Eychstad, takes precedence of all the no.
bIlity, except The Princes of the Blood
Royal, ana is to be styled Royal High
zeSS.
| Lavaletle now resides six miles from
| Munich, under different name.
The following is correct list of the
ships building aud repairing at Plymouth
dock ward, with their state of forward
ness -
Britannia, 100, building, partly plank
ed FOndroyant, 80, having had thorough
repair, finished planking; Resistance, 46,
having had large repair, finished plank
ing, and will launch in March; Stirling
Castle, "a, having had a thorough repair,
began planking last week; Mulgrave, "a,
Pyramus, 10, Dartmouth, ~, Peiorus, IS,
having had large repairs, iimbered, and
been laying some months 10 season Sa
turn Sc. altered like the Elephant, will un-
dock the oath instant; Kent, "a, under
thorough repair, partly timb"red: Port
I land, 60, building, part of the floors laid !;
two new revenue cutters building, keel,
stem and stern post.
Ships at Spithead: Glasgow, Sybille,
Semiramis, Andromache, Eaimoutb,
Hope, Rosario, and Pike.
Interesting ertract from Belts London Nessen-
ger.
&" Our relations with America have become
so important, or at least in a progress of be-
coming so, that we shall defer our cOnsidera-
! ton of them 10 an opportunity when we can
| discuss them by themselves. Mr.. Monroe is
man OF great Talent and activity, and his move
| ments not without an Object. We think
the point of difference will lie the affairs Of
spanish independence. We conceive that
| feel as strongly az any one, for the true glory
| of this country but it always has been our
| opinion, aud we know it personally TO be
that ofOne Of the greatest statesmen this cOuu-
try ever produced, that Halifax, Canada, &c.
are not worth what they would eventually cost
| England and that the true point of wisdom
would be to make the best bargain we could
for them to the United States. Go they must,
aud il is better 10 let them 20, before another