To lay an embargo on all ships in any port within his Vice Admiralty.

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TEMPLE NEWSAM FAMILY AND ESTATE RECORDS (WYL100)LC000TN

ManorialLC000TN/1

Estate AdministrationLC000TN/2

Family PapersLC000TN/3

Legal papersLC000TN/4

Local AffairsLC000TN/5

Public OfficeLC000TN/6

Council of the NorthLC000TN/6/1

MilitaryLC000TN/6/2

Lord LieutenantLC000TN/6/3

Vice Admiral of YorkshireLC000TN/6/4

AppointmentLC000TN/6/4/1

Admiralty Warrants to Arthur Lord IrwinLC000TN/6/4/2

For impressment of seamen - instructions, etc.LC000TN/6/4/2/1

To lay an embargo on all ships in any port within his Vice Admiralty.LC000TN/6/4/2/2

For taking the embargo off certain ships - fishing and coastal trade.LC000TN/6/4/2/3

For embargo to be taken off all ships in coasting trade.LC000TN/6/4/2/4

To discontinue the present embargo on ships bound for the Canaryes, Spain and Portugal, which were to sail with a Convoy.LC000TN/6/4/2/5

To seize 'The Lark of Bridlington' as a perquisite to the Admiralty, being a deodand.LC000TN/6/4/2/6

For the impressment of 500 seamen - according to `Instructions' annexed.LC000TN/6/4/2/7

For the impressment of 500 seamen - according to `Instructions' annexed.LC000TN/6/4/2/8

For the impressment of 500 seamen (watermen, bargemen, fishermen) according to the `Instructions' annexed.LC000TN/6/4/2/9

Admiralty Warrant for impressment of men for the Fleet of 23 Feb last, which were to be continued. To Lord Irwin, forwarded to Arthur Todd at Hull.LC000TN/6/4/2/10

To lay an embargo on certain ships - specified.LC000TN/6/4/2/11

To apprehend John Solven a deserter from H.M. `Mermaid'.LC000TN/6/4/2/12

According to Order in Council 12 Sep 1695, to lay an embargo on ships trading to foreign ports - with certain exceptions.LC000TN/6/4/2/13

For impressment of 500 seamen - according to `Instructions' annexed.LC000TN/6/4/2/14

To lay an embargo on all Merchant Ships.LC000TN/6/4/2/15

For embargo to be taken off ships trading to Ireland.LC000TN/6/4/2/16

To lift embargo from all shipsLC000TN/6/4/2/17

No seamen to be employed as a Press Master (or Deputy) for procuring men for the fleet.LC000TN/6/4/2/18

For impressment of 500 seamen. Instructions annexed.LC000TN/6/4/2/19

To apprehend two deserters from the `Griffin'LC000TN/6/4/2/20

For the impressment of 500 seamen - according to Instructions annexed.LC000TN/6/4/2/21

To Captain Fairfax, Commander of the `Newarke' now in the HumberLC000TN/6/4/2/22

For the payment of Agents and Press Masters.LC000TN/6/4/2/23

Vice Admiral's Warrants. Arthur Lord Irwin Vice Admiral.LC000TN/6/4/3

Press Masters' BondsLC000TN/6/4/4

Press Masters: Miscellaneous Certificates and PetitionsLC000TN/6/4/5

Lists and Receipts of Impressed Men and Yorkshire Seamen generally.LC000TN/6/4/6

Press Masters and Conductors AccountsLC000TN/6/4/7

Individual Receipted Accounts of Money disbursed by Arthur Todd to the Press Masters and Conductors namedLC000TN/6/4/8

Press Masters and Conductors Vouchers and Receipts for Expenses.LC000TN/6/4/9

CorrespondenceLC000TN/6/4/10

MiscellaneousLC000TN/6/4/11

Barbados.LC000TN/6/5

Commissary General, Minorca.LC000TN/6/6

Farm of the English CustomsLC000TN/6/7

Farm of the Irish CustomsLC000TN/6/8

Farm of the AlumLC000TN/6/9

Miscellaneous OfficesLC000TN/6/10

Parliamentary PapersLC000TN/6/11

CorrespondenceLC000TN/7

Separate EstatesLC000TN/8

Non Yorkshire EstatesLC000TN/9

Temple Newsam (additional)LC000TN/10