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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Nov 05, 1812

Page

3

Fragments on Regency Era Naval Affairs and Trade Debates

Fragmentary OCR text discusses naval actions and trade policy under British rule. Mentions Malta, India, and various ships and ports, with references to ambassadors and parliamentary debates. Specifics are unclear due to damaged wording. The piece hints at tensions over armed ships, blockade tactics, and colonial commerce.

The Royal Proclamation on Forts and Trade Protection

The document outlines imperial measures during 1812 authorizing defence acts at Cork Harbopr and other stations. It details ship, fuel, and candle supplies, contract tenders, security requirements, and the protection of Creeniand and fisheries while maintaining trade with Iceland and Denmark under His Majesty's authority.

United Kingdom Greae Brisa France Pacilea Nate Nexis Dublin Wediontay Clare Biljas Dunoggnon Fort Dunoggnon Fort, ‘Bandon, _,, Epirjukillen, Bantry Bay, ern Icheagher Long Fard Messick Nott Longharmally Carrickfergusy Charles Omagh Cork Harbopr Tullamore Gharlemoys Waterford Ss Fur Ale Royal Aiscillery Fender Esa Lower Castle Yard

Licences for Newfoundland trade under Privy Council order

A historical royal order grants nine months licences to load bread, flour, peas, corn, livestock, pitch, tar, and turpentine on British ships bound for Newfoundland. It requires vessel masters to endorse cargo specifics, report to customs, and obtain certificates to transfer to English or Scottish commissioners.

Patie Bir Privy Council Sybanieny Doles Biba Irblandy Fis Major Privy Council Newfoundand Newfoundland England Brita Seeland United States of America Newfoundlland Pes Bath United States of Americas United

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