Export Prohibition Precedent in 6th Nov 1815 Act
The article outlines the 1815 act by George II imposing heavy forfeitures on captains or masters who export prohibited goods or unmanufactured tools and models. Fines of up to 100 pounds per offence and loss of employment are stated, with proceeds split for the Crown and the prosecutor. It also describes bond requirements for ships bound to port areas and penalties for exporting tools or models used in manufacturing.
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Netherlands
Giscanti
Esas
pAtrapl el Fransi
Admiralty
Otti Court of Admiralty
Garden
Bip
High Court of
Aduae
Gieutenant
Ireland
Privy Council
the Ordnance
Hapicery Seevise
Alain
Yatpre
Kidd
Britain
Dublin
Stinson
Einglian
Agra
Great Britain
Crown
bin Majeny
Phix
Crown OF Great
George II
Crown of Great Britain
Nenica
Aaid
Crown of Great Arias
Haar
Roemer
Theauid Activ
Lienant Cpneral
Dakar
Board of Ordnance
America
West Indies
Newfoundland
Africa
St. Helena
Boer Indies
His Majesty
S Customs
Indies
South America
Nuase
Council Chamber
Westmeath
Frankfire
Tara
Downes W. Fitzgerald
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Ayia vi
Harkins
Neves
Tae Stare
Mariapolis
Corporation OF Bricklaters
and Plasterers
Ette
Dublis
Tae Ay i Ures
Eh Barre
Beast
Lon Baeferee
Ashe
Capita
Mi Bih
Geod
Haley
Bachumge
Paty Carroll
Aeesaae
Ff Cerdencan
Bagead
Apdall
Apdall Reports Rmadg
Deloss
House of Commons
the Chid
Samuel
Gommell
the Anish -Pffice
Counc
Weataicuth
Frankfort
W. Downes
Wm. Saurin
Robert Peel
Mol Baye
Prive Pourpente
Council OF
Richmond
2&E
Aceland Ot Bay