Proclamation on Controlling Wool Exports in Ireland 1731
The Dublin Gazette reports a proclamation by the Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland ordering strict enforcement of laws preventing the export of wool, yarn, and woollen manufactures. It calls Justices, Sheriffs, and revenue officers to use diligence to curb illegal exports, with penalties as prescribed by law. The edition also covers contemporaneous dispatches from Seville, Valencia, and Petersburg, notes on Dragoons, and war-related proclamations and pardons, including a Russian amnesty for deserters and harsh penalties for harborers.