Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04
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Ioudon Go,S,te an,I rJ,. 1919

London Gazette, SOth Hay, 1873
~ the Court of Carlton House, the 9th May,
1918, present his Royal Highness the Prince
RegentIn Council
WHEREAS, by an act passed in the present
session of parliament, iRtituled " An A ct TO
allow for three years and until six week after
the commencement of the next session of
parliament, the importation into poris sneciai.
iyapponted by his majesty within the pro
vlnces OF Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, of
the arhcles therein enumerated, and the re
exploration thereof from such ports" il is
enacted, that it shall and may be law fui in any
BRUSH built ship or vessel, owned and navi
gated according TO law, or in any ship or ves-
SCI belonging to aEys0vereign or state in amity
win ms majesty, TO import into, and export
from srch ports within the provinces of Nova
scotia or New Brunswick as shall he specially
appointed for that purpose, certain articles in
ihe Said act enumerated, any thing in any law
10 me contrary notwithstanding. His Royal
Highness the Prince Regent, by virtue of The
power vested in his majesty by the above
recited act, rs pleased, in the name and on
beiiaif OF his majesty, and by and with the ad.
wee Oh MS maJesfys privy council, 10 order,
ana IT'S hereby ordered, that from and after
the date of this order, and durin. the CONT.
hhance OF the act above recited, until further
oider made thereon, il shall be law ful i'm any
biitiSh Dniit snip orvessel, owned and navgat-
Ell according to law, oTin any ship or vessel
belonging to the subjects ofanv sovereign or
state IN ainity with his majesty to import into
the port of Halifax in Nova Scotia and the
port OF Sdint Johns in New Brunswick any
Scahtlng, planks, slaves. heading, boards
shingles hoeps, horses, neat cattle, sheep hogs
poultry or live stock of any sort, bread, bis.
cut, nonr, peas, beans, POTATOES wheat
rice, oats, barley or grain ofany sort, pitch,
lar, tnrpeniine, fruits, seeds and tobacco
Provided, that such articles shall in all cases
when the same shall be imported in foreign
vessels, be of the growth. produce or manu-
iacture of the country to which the vessels
importing the same shall belong, and that il
shall be Iawinl III any British bui!t ship or
vessel, owned and navigated according to
law, to export from the said ports anv OF the
said articles, either 10 the United Kingdom or
to any other of his majesty's possessions
Ind II IS hereby further ordered That il shall
and may be lawful in any British built ship
or vessel, Owned frnd naviGateI according to
law, or IN any ship or vessel belonging to tile
SUBJECTS OF any sovereign or Stnte in ami,y
WIN ms Majesty, TO export from the ports of
Iiallfdx 49, Nova Scotia, and 81. Johns in ew
brunswick, any Gypsnn,, Grindstoncs or other
ana also any produce Manufacture Of the
United Kingdom, or of his Malcsty's colonies
or plantations in the West Indies, or any
goods whatever which shall have been Legally
imported INTO the eaid Provinces provided
that none of the said articles shall be export-
ell from the ports above named, to any foreign
country or place, III any foreign vessel unless
such foreign vessel shall belong to the country
TO which the said articles shall he exported.
And the right honorable The lords commits.
sioncrs Of his Nlajesiys treasury, and the
lords commissioners Of the admiralty are TO
give the necessary directions herein according.
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(sisned) JAS. BUTLER.