Proclamation on ship passes and Atlantic trade controls 1714
The issue describes a royal proclamation requiring all trading ships to obtain new passes, revoking old forms, and mandating immediate return of outdated passes to the Admiralty. It warns that ships lacking valid passes will face confiscation and orders masters to ensure compliance before the July deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Great Britain
Webich
Privy Council
Ireland
Portugal
Canaries
Guinea
Indies
Algier
Stockholm
N. S
Baron Reenstierna
College of Commerce
Riga
Revel
Petersburg
Stanislaus
Deux-ponts
Demo-Tocea
Tarkiffy
Meyerfeldt
Fackon
King George
Pence
Finland
Galeczin
Constantinople
Vienna
Hungary
Presburg
Strafosd
Prince Eugene
Baden 3
Count Schonborn
Empire
Copenhagen
Pomerania
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