Gazette issue · 1854

Victoria Government Gazette, No. 62, 15 July 1854

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A proclamation by the Lieutenant Governor of Victoria granting thirty days for Russian vessels to depart.proclamation
A proclamation by the Lieutenant Governor of Victoria directing that Russian merchant vessels in Victorian porproclamation
A proclamation by Queen Victoria prohibiting the exportation of arms and stores, dated February 18, 1854.proclamation
A proclamation prohibiting the export of arms, ammunition, gunpowder, military and naval stores, and specific proclamation
This notice warns against equipping or arming vessels for foreign service without royal license, citing an Actproclamation
A Royal Proclamation warning subjects against fitting out or equipping vessels for warlike purposes without obproclamation
Her Majesty announces the failure of peace efforts and declares war against the Emperor of Russia due to unproproclamation
Her Majesty's declaration of the causes of war against Russia, detailing demands made by Prince Menchikoff andproclamation
Her Majesty, in conjunction with the Sovereigns of Austria, France, and Prussia, details attempts to meet Russproclamation
Her Majesty declares war against Russia on March 28, 1854, citing Russia's aggression against the Ottoman Empiother
Her Majesty's government declares general reprisals against Russia, authorizing the seizure of Russian ships aother
This notice details the preparation of a commission to authorize Commissioners for executing duties related toother
An Order in Council authorizing the High Court of Admiralty and other commissioned courts to seize and condemnother
An Order in Council dated March 29, 1854, mandates an embargo on Russian vessels and prohibits British subjectother
An Order in Council allows Russian merchant vessels six weeks to load cargo and depart from British ports, andother
A proclamation by Queen Victoria dated March 29, 1854, outlining the regulations for distributing captures madproclamation
This proclamation details the distribution of prize money from captured enemy vessels, specifying shares for Bproclamation
This proclamation details the distribution of prize money for Her Majesty's forces from captured enemy vesselsproclamation
This proclamation details rules for prize money distribution for naval captures, specifying conditions under wproclamation
Regulations detail prize money distribution for naval officers and crew, specifying shares based on rank and cother
This notice details the distribution of prize money for naval officers and crew, outlining a ten-class system other
This notice details the distribution of prize money shares for naval officers and crew, specifying eighteen shother
This notice details the classification and share allocation for various naval ranks and positions, from fifth other
This notice details the share allocations for naval ranks and supernumeraries, outlining procedures for prize other
An Order in Council from April 7, 1854, extends an indulgence granted to Russian vessels on March 29, 1854, toother
An order in council dated April 7, 1854, mandates that Russian merchant vessels in British Indian territories proclamation
An order in council places an embargo on Russian vessels and their effects in the Channel Islands and Isle of proclamation
The Lords of the Council authorize the Commissioners of Customs to permit the exportation of certain articles proclamation
Instructions are provided for exporters regarding bonds for exported articles, requiring certificates of landiother
An Order in Council details rules for neutral shipping and trade during hostilities with Russia, allowing impoother
An Order in Council dated April 15, 1854, extends an indulgence granted to Russian vessels that sailed from a other
An Order in Council permits Russian merchant vessels that sailed from a foreign port before March 29, 1854, toother
This notice details an order extending previous regulations regarding Russian merchant vessels and prohibits tother
An order from the Lords of the Council dated April 24, 1854, prohibiting the export of gunpowder, saltpetre, bother
This notice indicates that it was printed and published by John Ferres at the Government Printing Office in Wiother