Proclamation on Ireland Port Restrictions 1809
Government order issued in Dublin on August 26 1809 restricts export and coastwise transport of pig iron bar iron hemp pitch tar rosin turpentine anchors cables Cordage masts and other naval stores for five months. It allows limited exports to British colonies under specified bonds oath and destination proof while preserving wartime imports and ships of war exemptions.
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Ireland
Privy Council
Ceadick
S Privy Council of Ireland
Maefest
Peron
Privy Council of
Great Britain
Mia Majescu
Gt. Brin
Admiralty
St. Britain
Anica
West Tidies
Newfoundland
Isiajesty
Atr
Island
St. Helena
East Tribies
Britain
America
West Indies
Newfondland
West
South America
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Council Chamber
Dublin
Royal Order regarding ships entering ports in ballast 1809
In the Court of the Queen's Palace July 12 1809 the King's Majesty in Council revokes part of a prior order about ships entering ports and ballast. Merchants vessels in ballast may enter those ports without a licence except French ships. Lords Commissioners to issue directions as appropriate.
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Pepe
Stine
Citi
Janey
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Innet
House of Coniains
Ste Litthy
Ats MD
Royal Navy
His
Avery
Nile
Céuineily
Irs
Fordée
Steph
Coltrind
EREAS
Heligeland
Heateforth
Admiralty
Proclamation Pardons Deserters From His Majesty Forces
Royal proclamation in Dublin 1809 extends free pardon to deserters who surrender within two months of October 25. Deserters from regular forces or militia are pardoned if they surrender to a regiment or recruiting officer and return to service in their former corps or appropriate unit. Magistrates certify surrender dates. confined deserters also receive pardon.
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Richmond
Ofapy
United Kingdom
Dublin
Proclamation on Militia Ballot in Ireland Counties Down Mayo
The Lord Lieutenant orders that men required by the Ireland Militia Act be raised by ballot in Down and Mayo counties. The proclamation, issued with the Privy Council, directs enrollment, voting by ballot, and procurement to speed the militia’s completion. Provisions cover existing augmentations and lawful processes under the act.
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Dublin
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Charles Kildare
Frankore
Norbury
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Robt
Dudas
Moon
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