Royal Proclamation Restricts Trade with British Ports
The document outlines orders by His Majesty relating to the entry and movement of ships and goods within His Majesty's territories and the British Empire. It details licensing, restrictions on American and other ships, and enforcement measures across ports in the United Kingdom and overseas dominions.
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United Kingdom
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Admiralty
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India
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Bermuda
Sumer Ulan
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United States of Americas
Vavaiia
Decree on British Orders in Council and American trade restrictions
A 19th century royal order outlines amendments to Orders in Council, extending protection to British commerce and detailing the revocation and retention of measures against American trade. It specifies penalties, cargo handling, and duties for imports, including cod and grain, under the evolving Anglo American and Franco-American context.
Newfoundland Licenses for Import of Bread and Goods
License to import bread flour pease Indian corn live stock pitch tar and turpentine issued for Newfoundland shipping. Document details duties, vessel proof, back-end endorsements, and expiry after calendar months under imperial customs authority.
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Porpur
United States of America
Weygfinhitiimd
Namig Mansel
Gunnery Mather
Ace
Huntiah
United Stated of America
United States
Newfoundland
Marbour
India
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