Auction notices and proclamations tied to early 19th century trade
Fragmentary notices detail auctions by George Warner Jacob West Eugene Fugene Sweeney and others, plus a Dublin proclamation on Dutch trade and a broad 1813 Ireland customs act outlining export prohibitions and penalties. The text cites ships, loads of materials, and regulatory orders affecting commerce and personal accountability.
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Carlton House
Netherlande
Netharlands
France
Audi
Mair
Heniepe
Ps Brivy Council
Ireland
Privy Council
Ammuniriott Wien
Cornkik
Royal Highness
Vediel
Britain
Newfoundland
Frictly
St. Helena
East Indies
América
West-Indies
Africa
Iena
Indies
Meccant
West
South
Ica
Gbali
Dublin
Westmeath
Frankfort
Tara
W. Downes
W. Fitzgerald
Wm. Laurie
Rubert Peel
Dublin Castle
Instrumenta Tesco
George TL
Great
Britein
Muafeety
Bling
Avssce
General Qael
Great Britain
Crown
Ara Tela
Paris
Bodd
Avery
Cate
Mandler
Great Briain
George Hichap
Great Herain
Chia
Crown of
Thas
Tully
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Paes
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Eutican
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Qhorge Warner
Jacob West
Eugene Fugene Sweeny
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Trish
Wausam Docwe
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John Barrett, Beajer
Tete
Pate Este College
Chapieell
Richard Gaur de Lion
Ann
Abdallah
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Eae
Orb
Aue
John Barrett
Senor
Air Gahbuy
Arsuven
Carroll
Noulerien
Jason
Madris
Varrroap
Pratard
London
Berrip
Davatf
Doblipe
Reland
Etrichmond
Vitpland
Baris Que
Thle
Garry
Eure
Periain
Coonell
Frankort
M. Saucin
Robert Peel
Staton
Gréeet-street
Trayere
Allen & Greene
Cts
Péace
Billy PR
Noe
The
Hist Peers
Carleton
Tresty
Treasury
Brate
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty
High Court of Admiralty
Vice Admiralty
Leutenant
Counsil
Whitworth
Lord Lieutenant
Coussil
Dubliy
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C. Vycawiy
Nerloiry
G Hewerr
God Save the King