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

259
GEORGE III.
55th Year.
260
16 DECEMBER 1814.
16 December. By the Privy Council. Declaring Liver¬
pool to be a suitable port for the landing and custody of
goods imported from the East Indies.
16 December. By the Privy Council. Continuing the
permission to export and import certain provisions of
the West Indies and South America.
24 December. Treaty of Peace between his Majesty
and the United States of America. [Signed at Ghent.]
1815.
20 January. By the Deputy Clerk of the Crown for
Ireland. As to the election of a Representative Temporal
Peer in place of the Earl of Westmeath (deceased).
21 January. Convention between Great Britain and
Russia regarding the Slave Trade. [Signed at Vienna.]
22 January. Treaty between Great Britain and
Portugal regarding the most effectual means for
bringing about a gradual abolition of the Slave Trade.
[Signed at V^ienna.]
An Additional Article to the foregoing Treaty.
30 January. By the Deputy Clerk of the Crown for
Ireland. List of Irish Peers entitled to vote at the
election of a representative in place of the Earl of
Westmeath (deceased).
13 February. By the Privy Council. Continuing the
prohibition to export arms, ammunition, etc., for six
months from date.
13 February. By the Privy Council. Continuing the
prohibition to export Naval stores, for six months from
date.
16 February. By the Privy Council. Declaring Hull
to be a suitable port for the landing and custody of goods
imported from the East Indies.
7 March. By the Lord Lieutenant and Council of
Ireland. Substituting Abbeyleix for Ballinakill as the
Sessions Town for Queen's County.
R.O., Dublin.
9 March. By George., Prince of Wales, Regent. For
suppressing the Riots in Westminster and Middlesex,
and for apprehending those concerned in disturbing the
peace during the last three days.
Antiquaries.
9 March. By the Privy Council. Declaring Greenock
and Glasgow to be suitable ports for the landing and
custody of goods imported from the East Indies.
13 March. Declaration of the Allied Powers against
Buonaparte. [Signed at Vienna.]
17 March. By George, Prince of Wales, Regent.
Declaring the Ratification of the Treaty of Peace with
the United States of America, at Washington on the
18th February, and charging all loving subjects to
conform thereto.
Antiquaries.
17 March. By George, Prince of Wales, Regent.
Declaring the Cessation of Arms as well by sea as land
agreed upon between his Majesty and the United States
of America, and enjoining the observance thereof.
Antiquaries.
17 MARCH 1815.
17 March. By the Privy Council. Revoking the Order
of the 31st July 1812, laying an embargo on all American
vessels.
4 April. By the Lords fustices and Council of Ireland.
Continuing the prohibition to export arms, ammunition,
etc., from Ireland without licence.
R.O., Dublin.
4 April. By the Lords Justices and Council of Ireland.
Continuing the prohibition to export Naval stores from
Ireland without licence.
R.O., Dublin.
18 April. By the Privy Council. For continuing to
grant licences for the importation into Newfoundland of
certain provisions from the United States.
3 May. By the Lords Justices and Council of Ireland.
Declaring the baronies of Kilnemanagh and Eliogurty
to be in a state of disturbance, and to require an
extraordinary Establishment of Police.
R.O., Dublin.
12 May. By George, Prince of Wales, Regent. Cautions
issued to masters of vessels, and watermen.
Antiquaries.
12 May. By George, Prince of Wales, Regent. For the
Regulation of aliens.
Antiquaries.
20 May. By George, Prince of Wales, Regent. For
pardoning deserters from his Majesty's Regular Land
Forces.
22 May. By George, Prince of Wales, Regent. Message
to Parliament : That in consequence of recent events in
France, he has judged it necessary to enter into engage¬
ments with his Allies.
30 May. By the Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland.
Directing all aliens who have arrived since the ist of
July last to depart this Kingdom.
R.O., DubHn.
2 June. By George, Prince of Wales, Regent. That all
soldiers now serving who have enlisted for limited
periods, shall continue to serve for three years after the
expiration of their original term.
B.L., Antiquaries.
2 June. By George, Prince of Wales, Regent. For
regulating the landing of aliens in this Kingdom.
Antiquaries.
2 June. By George, Prince of Wales, Regent. Requiring
all aliens who have arrived in this Kingdom since the
ist April 1814, to register themselves.
Antiquaries.
21 June. By the Duke of Wellington. His Proclamation
to the French upon entering their Territory at the head
of a victorious army, not as an Enemy, but to aid them
to shake off the yoke of the Usurper. [Given at Head¬
quarters at Malplaquet. "Annual Register," 1815,
p. 392.]
21 June. By the Privy Council. F'or granting General
Reprisals against the French.