Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-03

Wem " uoou, 10 cOnUSn punlshment Ihe con-
clusion OF this document applies most properly to
soohe the feeli rs of The unfortunate relations of
those who have suffered for their participation in
the criminal enterprise of last Winter. IL states
In subs ance, tha, though the glory of good ac-
ton may reflect lustre the progeny of the indi
vidual By whom it is achieved, the Honour OF
family Is not to be furnished by the inhmy Of
single criminal and it forcbly urges the Unlawful
ness and cruelty of drawing FROM such circum-
stance any inference 10 the prejudice OF those who
may be connected with the individuals who had
just a;oned for their crimes
From the London Gazette, .8ug. ls.
At the ou, at 81. James the 27,h of July,
1926 present the Kings Most Excellent Ma
jesty IN Council.
Whereas byan act, passed in the sixth year of
the reign OF His present Majesty, entitled;" An
Act to regulate the trade oil the Br sh possessions
abroad, alter reci,ing, that, =" by the law of
vigation, foreign ships are permitted to import into
any OF the British possessions, abroad from the
countries 10 which they belong, goods the produce
oi those countries, and to export goods from such
possessions to be carried TO any foreign country
whatever;" and tina, d" it is expedieni that such
permission should be subject certain conditions"
II is enacted, " tina the privileges hereby granted
10 foreign ~hlps shall be Limited the ships OF
those countries which, having colonial possessions,
shall grant the like privilege, oi rating with those
possessions TO British ships; or which not Ia wing
Colonial possessions. shall place the commerce and
navigation OF this country, aud of sessions
abroad, upon the footing Of the most favoured ma
ton, unless HIS Aiaest' by his order IN Council
shall, In any case, deem expe,ilent grant the
whole or any o! such privileges the ships OF any
foreign country, although the conditions aforesaid
shall not IN all respects be fulfilled 10y such for esn
country and whereas the conditions mentioned
and referred ~ in the said Acr OF Parliament. have
no, In all respects been fulfilled by the Government
OF the Unite States of America and therefore the
privileges so granted aforesaid by the law of
Navigation to foreign ships, cannot lawfully be
exercised or enjo ell by the ships of he United
States aforesaid, unles his Majesty, by his order in
council. shall grant the whole or any of such pri-
vleses to the ships OF the Unie States aforesaid
an whereas, his Majesty dom deem It expedient
tn grant the ships OF the United States such of he
Sal privileges a. are hereinafter mentioned His
Majesty doth therefore, with the advice of his Prl
| Wy Council, ard in pursuance and exercise of the
powers and authorities in him vested by the said
Act OF Parliament, declare and q ant hat il is and
shall be lawful, Tor the ships oil the Uniled States
Aforesaid 10 import into any oil the jritish posses
-fons abroad, from the said United States < ods ,
the produce OF the United States aforesaid and not
enumerated in the table of prohibitions and res,ric-
tons In the said act, contained, and TO export
goods from such British possessions abroad 10 be
carried 10 any ioregr country Whatever provided
alNay'. that such goods imported shall he sub
Ject and Liable TO the psymen OF the duties imposed
and made payable under ami b, virtue Of the said
aci OF parliament; provided ALSO and his ,lajesty
uoth iuther, with the advice aforesaid declare TN AZ
the privileges so granted aforesaid 10 the shps
"a 'he Oh'eu states, SO lar a-respectS the British
possessions In he Yves Indies and on the conti
neE. OF South America, and so far as respects the
Bahama Islands, and The Bermuda or Somer Isl
a"ds' and 20 FAR as respects His Najessys settle
ments In The Island OF Newfoundland, and the
several islands belonging TO and dependen, nm
hose settlements, shall absolutely cease and de-
termine upon and from the LIST day of December.
whch VIII be IN this present year 1926; provided
also, and Ills Majesty doth further with the advice
aforesaid, declare thai the privileges so pranteJ m
aforesaid, 10 The ships of the said Uned States so
'r as respects the British possessions on the ives
fern COAST OF Africa, shall absolutely cease and de-
,erhihe upon ana from the said lst day of Deem
Der, 1876 provided also, and His Majesty with
The advice aforesaid, doth further declare thu, tho
privileges so granted aforesaid to the shios Of
me United States, so far respects the COLONY of
'he Cdpe OF Good Hope, and the islands settles
u'en,s' ana territories belonging thereto, and de.
Pehueht tefeupon, and so Tar respects the island
oil auritius and the several islands and territories
belonging thereto, or dependent thereupon, and so
lar as respects the island OF Ceylon and the several
'sianu9 anu territories belonging thereto, snd de-
pendent thereupon, snsl absolutely cease and deter
mine upon and from the lst day of March. which
VIII be In the year 1927; provided also and His
Majesty doth further, with the advice aforesaid.
declare tat The privileges granted as aforesaid
10 the ships OF the United States SO far as resDec,
his MaJestJ's settlements in the island of New
aoAaDc, and The several islands and territories no
longing thereto, and dependent ihereupon, and so
lar as.respec's the island Of Van Dieman's Land g.
several and nd
and dependent th.reupon, shall absolutely cease
ana determine upon and from the Isl day of Nav.
which VIII be In the said year 1927; provided also
'hat hothlng In this present order contained ex
'eno' 10 infringe or interfere with the convention
OF commerce and navigation, concluded betveen
his late Majesty King George the IIId and the
Onned states OF America; bearing da,e the 81 da,
Vi july ioIo; or the further convention of
commerce and navigation concluded between His
sad late Majesty and the United States of A,oe,ica
bearing date The 20th day of October. 1918. mr. ~
prevent ships OF the said United States from inn
porting INTO any OF the British possessions in En-
rope or rom exporting from such British nosse.
s'ons In Europe, any goods which, under or nv
virtue OF the said conventions, or either of tkem
or oil the several acts OF Parliament made for
ing such conventions into effect, can or NAV he
is"luiiy imported into or exported from such |
British possessions in Europe in the ,bins ~ a.
said United States And whereas he y. we
act oil Parlisment passed in the fourth wear If Tho
reign OF bis present Majesty, entitled 9; An Ac,
to authorize his Majesty, under certain crcpm,,an
ces' TO regulate the duties and drawback. ON eooJs
imported or exported in foreign vessels. and IN
exempt certain vessels from piolage, - il is. among
other things, enacted, " that it shall and rnaS
De Lawful to and for His Majesty, BY and
WIN WIN the advice of his Phvy Council, or BY
.iis HiTJes,ys order or orders in Council, when
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