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Royal revokes part of 1809 foreign vessel ban
The King by order in council on May 31 1809 revokes the entry ban for foreign ships into ports between Hedl gland and Sandy Yeland, except as exempted. Merchant vessels under any flag except the given one may now enter with His Majesty's licenses. The Privy Council and Treasury officials are involved in enforcing the change.
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