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Proclamation of a four month truce with France at Utrecht
A royal proclamation issued in Dublin on August 29 1712 declares a four month suspension of hostilities with the Most Christian King starting August 11 and ending December 11. It orders both seas and land forces to refrain from warlike actions, outlines patrols and trade protections, and imposes penalties for noncompliance and disobedience. The notice also includes domestic advertisements of ships arrivals and local commerce items in various ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Privy Council
Great Britain
Utrecht
North Seas
Cape St.Vincent
Cape
Ocean
Mediterranean
Cathereof
Castle of
Dublin
Sohn “Pratt
Londonderry
Friends
Elizabeth
Glasgow
Cork
Offend
Calli
Swavzey
Fasmaica
Gibraltar
Port Ataban
Oo Kinsale
Portmouth
Adary
London
Belfast
Leverpool
Erwin
Bristol
Swallow
Ringsend
Queensborough
Faulkston
Whitehaven
Erwin, &c
Minhead
Tolen
Sir Henry Bunbury
Custom- House
Strand-street
Jervis-street
Smith-field
Ram-Inn
Southwes
St Stephen’s
Green
Wiliam Hutchinsord
Blind-key
Lisbort
Sas
Drogheda
Kane
Francis Thompson