Handlist of proclamations issued by royal and other constitutional authorities, 1714-1910, George I to Edward VII

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GEORGE III.
53rd Year.
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26 OCTOBER 1812.
26 October. By George, Prince of Wales, Regent.
Extending- the time for the payment of the Bounties
to seamen, etc., as promised in Order of the 8th
November last, until the 31st December 1813.
26 October. By George, Prince of Wales, Regent.
Continuing the permission to all common brewers or
retailers of beer or ale, to make use of sugar in the
brewing of beer in Great Britain.
Antiquaries.
17 November. By the Lord Lieutenant and Cmincil of
Ireland. For discovering the persons who fired at the
sentinels upon the Commissariat Stores at Limerick, the
house of Major-General Darby, and the Gaol of that city.
R.O., Dublin.
30 November. Speech of the Prince Regent at the
opening of the new Parliament.
9 December. By the Privy Council. Revoking Orders
of the igth August 1807, warning certain vessels, and of
the 25th November 1807, as to Prussian and Lubeck
vessels.
1813.
9 January. Declaration by the Prince Regent of the
causes and origin of the War in which the Government
of the Ignited States has compelled him to engage.
18 January. By George, Prince of Wales, Regent. For
pardoning certain persons who may have taken unlawful
oaths, or been guilt)- of stealing arms, ammunition, etc.,
upon condition that they declare their offence, and take
the Oath of Allegiance.
Antiquaries.
1 February. By the Privy Council. Continuing the
prohibition to export arms, ammunition, etc., for six
months from the 8th February.
1 February. By tlie Privy Council. Continuing the
prohibition to export Naval stores, for six months from
the 8th February.
1 February. By the Privy Council. Continuing the
permission to import hides, horns, tallow, wool, etc., for
six months from 8th February.
1 February. By the Privy Council. Confining the
operation of the Order of the iith November 1807, to
vessels of France and her Dependencies.
1 February. By George, Prince of Wales, Regent.
For a general fast in England and Ireland (loth March),
to invoke God's Blessing on our arms.
Antiquaries.
—- The same, in Scotland (nth March).
Antiquaries.
The same, in Scotland. [Printed in Edinburgh.]
B.L.
Regent.
1 February. By George, Prince of Wales
Warning persons against taking unlawful oaths, and
being seduced to join unlawful associations organised by
evil designing persons for the purpose of committing
outrages upon the plant and machinery of manufacturers.
Antiquaries.
9 FEBRUARY 1813.
9 February. By the Lord Lieutenant and Council of
Ireland. Continuing the prohibition to export arms,
ammunition, etc., from Ireland without licence.
R.O., Dublin.
9 February. By the Lord Lieutenant and Council of
Ireland. Continuing the prohibition to export Naval
stores from Ireland without licence.
R.O., Dublin.
20 February. By the Privy Council. For a Special
Prayer for the Prince Regent, to be used throughout
England and Ireland.
Antiquaries.
The same, in Scotland.
20 February. By the Privy Council. Continuing the
permission to import certain provisions "duty free,"
until the 25th March 1814.
Note.—23 March. Death of Augusta, Duchess ot^
Brunswick, his Majesty's Sister, at her house in
Hanover Square.
27 March. By the Earl Marshal. For a general
mourning for the late Duchess of Brunswick.
30 April. By the Privy Council. For regulating the
practice of the Courts of the Vice-Admiralty regarding
the salvage of recaptured vessels whereof the owners are
entitled to restitution, in cases were neither the owners
or their agents are present to claim.
20 May. By the Privy Council. Granting permission
to British vessels clearing out for the Coast of Africa for
trading purposes, to take on board a certain quantity of
arms, ammunition, etc.
3 June. By the Privy Council. Allowing the importa¬
tion of rice " duty free," from the East India Company's
possessions, or the British Colonies.
15 July By the Privy Council. As to the performance
of quarantine by \-essels arriving from the Mediterranean
which are not infected, and are not furnished with Bills
of Health.
15 July. By the Privy Council. Continuing the pro¬
hibition to export arms, ammunition, etc., for six months
from the 8th August.
15 July. By the Privy Council. Continuing the pro¬
hibition to export Naval stores, for six months from the
8th August.
21 July. By the Privy Council. F"or a Special Prayer
and Thanksgiving to be used forthwith throughout
England and Ireland, for further successes over the
French army in Spain, especially that of Vittoria.
Antiquaries.
The same, in Scotland (on the ist August, or
the Sunday next after receipt of notice).
22 July. Speech of the Prince Reyent proroguing
Parliament to the 23rd August.
31 July. By George, Prince of Wales. Regent. All
soldiers now serving in the Army (the Veteran Battalions
excepted) who have enlisted for a limited period to serve
for a further three years.
Antiquaries.