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

257
GEORGE III.
54th to 55th Year.
258
21 APRIL 1814.
21 April. By the Privy Council. Suspending the
restrictions upon trade with Italy, and allowing trade to
ports from which the British Flag is not excluded.
6 May. By George, Prhice of Wah's, Regent. Declaring
the Cessation of Arms, agreed upon between his Majesty
and the King of France, and enjoining the observance
thereof.
Antiquaries.
30 May. By the Privy Council. For taking off the
prohibition to export copper, laid by the Order of the
21 St January last.
30 May. Definite Treaty of Peace and Amity between
his Majest}' and the King- of France and Navarre.
3 June. By the Lord Lieutenant a7id Council of Ireland.
Cautioning and forewarning such subjects as are
members of an assembly styling itself " Members of the
Catholic Board," that 'it is an "Unlawful Assembly"
under the Act.
R.O., Dublin.
17 June. By George, Prince of Wales, Regent. For a
Public Thanksgiving in England and Ireland (7th July),
upon the conclusion of Peace with France.
Antiquaries.
— The same, in Scotland (7th July).
Antiquaries.
17 June. By George, Prince of Wales, Regent. Declar¬
ing the conclusion of Peace with France, and requiring
all subjects to conform themselves thereto.
Antiquaries.
17 June. By George, Prince of Wales, Regent. For the
ceremonial of the Proclamation of Peace on Monday the
20th June.
18 July. By Admiral the Hon. Sir Alexander Cochrane.
In response to an appeal for help from Sir George
Prevost on account of the wanton outrages committed by
the American Troops in Upper Canada upon unoffending
inhabitants, a system of retaliation is proclaimed (the
lives of unarmed inhabitants of the United States alone
to be spared). This order to remain in force until the
U.S. Government have entered into an obligation to
make full reparation for the outrages committed by their
Troops. [Given at Bermuda. Quoted in Kingsford's
"History of Canada," vol. viii., p. 546, Toronto, 1895,
8vo.]
23 July. George, Prince of IVales, Regent. Recalling
and prohibiting natural-born subjects from serving in
the Sea or Land Forces of the United States of
America.
Antiquaries.
23 July. By the Privy Council. Continuing the pro¬
hibition to export arms, ammunition, etc., for six months
from the 8th August.
23 July. By the Privy Council. Continuing the pro¬
hibition to export Naval stores, for six months from the
8th August.
26 July. By Admiral the Hon. Sir Alexander Cochrane.
General Order modifying the Proclamation issued on the
i8th inst. [Given at Bermuda. Quoted in Kingsford's
"History of Canada," vol. viii., p. 547, Toronto, 1895,
8vo.]
30 July. Speech of the Prince Regent proroguing
Parliament to the 27th August.
12 AUGUST 1814.
12 August. By George, Prince of Wales, Regent.
Calling upon the States of all the German Provinces
of his Majesty which now constitute the Electorate, to
form themselves by means of Representatives into a
General Diet on the 15th December next, at Hano\-er,
etc. [Given at Carlton House. "Annual Register,"
1814, p. 444.]
15 August. By the Privy Council. Parliament further
prorogued from the 27th August to the ist November.
6 September. By the Lord Lieutenant and Council
of Ireland. Declaring the Barony of Middlethird,
CO. Tipperary to be in a state of disturbance, and to
require an extraordinary Establishment of Police.
R.O., Dublin.
24 September. By George, Prince of Wales, Regent.
Parliament further prorogued from the ist to the 8th
November, and then to assemble.
24 September. By George, Prince of Wales, Regent.
That all soldiers who have enlisted for limited periods
of service shall be entitled to their discharge at the
expiration of their original term, notwithstanding the
Proclamation of the 31st July 1813.
Antiquaries.
24 September. By the Privy Council. Regulating trade
with the Cape of Good Hope, and allowing vessels of
friendly Powers to put into port for victualling and
repairs, and to sell part of their cargo to defray expenses.
4 October. By the Lord Lieutenant and Council of
Ireland. Continuing the prohibition to export arms,
ammunition, etc., from Ireland without licence.
R.O., Dublin.
4 October. By the Lord Lieutenant and Council of
Ireland. Continuing the prohibition to export Naval
stores fron-i Ireland without licence.
R.O., Dublin.
55th Year.
(25 October.)
26 October. By George, Prince of Wales, Regent.
Proclamation respecting the Royal Title of Hanover:
" King of Great Britain and Ireland, King of Hanover,
etc." to be employed in future instead of the old title
" Elector of Hanover." [Given at Carlton House.
"Annual Register," 1814, p. 456.]
1 November. By the [Lord Moira\ Governor-General
of India. Declaration against the Rajah of Nepaul.
[Given at Lucknow. "Annual Register," 1815, p. 346-52.]
7 November. By George, Prince of Wales, Regent.
Extending the privileges of the Proclamation of the
24th September to marines.
B.L., Antiquaries.
8 November. Speech of the Prince Regent at the
opening of the new session of Parliament.
22 November. By the Lord Lieutenant and Council of
Ireland. Substituting Templemore for Thurles as the
Sessions Town for the county of Tipperary.
R.O., Dublin.
16 December. By the Privy Council. Continuing the
Bounties to seamen, as promised in the Order of the
loth November 1813, until the 31st December 1815.
Antiquaries.