Proclamation Against Wool Export in Dublin 1731
The Dublin Gazette reports a royal Proclamation and a Prohibitory Act to prevent export of wool and woolen manufactures from Ireland. It commands judges to press juries for enforcement, warns officers to act without favor, and forbids export to foreign parts. Also notes peace preliminaries with Persia and appoints Count de Bonneval as Achmet Bey with rewards and duties in the Ottoman Empire.
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