Proclamation and Trade Measures Reach Ireland 1814
A Dublin proclamation extends an 1814 order renewing six month export bans on naval stores and implements. It details duties, bonds, and exemptions for ships bound to Britain or its colonies, with penalties for illicit loading and transport of tools, ropes, and metal products. The long document covers enforcement, destinations, and exemptions for naval needs.
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