Treaty of Commerce and Salt Privileges Referenced in Madrid and Utrecht
The document records royal permission for subjects to gather salt in Tortudos with liberties preserved from Charles II times, equal duties, and rights tied to treaties with Spain and Britain. It notes mutual efforts to abolish trade innovations, continuation of the Utrecht 1713 pact, and promises to ratify and exchange present presents within six weeks.
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