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Trade with French ports restored by royal order 1814
A royal council order at Carlton House in December 1814 lifts earlier restrictions on trade with ports in France and the United Provinces. It authorizes British subjects to trade there under new regulations and imposes penalties for illegal exports and import controls. The document outlines enforcement by treasury and admiralty officials and sets fines for violations.
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Carleton House
Prince Regent
France
His Majesty's Treasury
His Majesty
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty
High Court of Admiralty
Vice Admiralty
Conrad
Africa
Catrade. and the Right Honourable the Lords Comminioners of His Majesty's
Hervig
Pervon Priperly
Treland
Whitworth
Ireland
Cacrus
Privy Council
Dais Majesty
Big Privy Council
Britain
Dublin
Muskerry
Canteconne
Frankfort
John Staples
G. Hewett
Win
Laurin
King
Carlton-House
Royal Highners
Big Majesty
Netherlands
Hovat
Netherland
Comceuil
Jia Mujeaty
Pligh Coie
Admiralty
Anal
Jovetdo
Weland
Wpan
Great Britain
Ordnante
His Majesty's Navy
Lord High Admirat
St.Britain
America
West Indies
Newfoundland
St. Helena
West-Indies
Ieland
Helena
South
Asnetica
Caporter Ehall
Dalit
Cittiecoote
Jake Staples
Sauria
GOD Save the King
Cheque Indy
Wehich Hall
Crown of
Muich Alsail
Great Botan
Ciia