Royal order restricts export of naval stores and assigns duties
The document outlines restrictions on exporting naval stores to foreign lands and colonies. It details duties for merchants, required bonds, and proofs that goods are destined for specific plantations or settlements. It also lists prohibitions and exceptions, including certain items that may be embargoed and the role of the Commissioners.
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Fragmented OCR of 1800s notices and orders in London Gazette
The passage compiles a dense mix of royal orders and legal notices detailing revocation of previous Orders in Council, penalties for American ships and goods, licensing for Newfoundland trade, and proclamations on imports of bread, flour, livestock, and provisions. It references Prince Regent authority, and duties across Britain and Newfoundland with cargo restrictions and licenses.
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