[519] *VII—Denmark.
- No. 1. Ordinance of May 4, 1803.
- No. 2. Circular, May 20, 1823.
- No. 3. Letter, April 20, 1854.
- No. 4. Notice, July 25, 1870.
- No. 5. General instructions.
- No. 6. Extracts from penal code.
- No. 7. Law of registration, 1867.
[60] [532] *No. 2.—Chancery-circular, by which privateers are forbidden to stay in Danish harbors and waters or sell their prizes in Denmark.
Copenhagen, May 20,
1823.
[62] [537] *Annexe.
Extrait de la note circulaire contenant la déclaration de
neutralité du roi.
[undated.]
[63] [539] *No. 4.—Translation.–Notice of the general application of the decree of the 4th of May, 1803, relating to the conduct of merchants and navigators case of war between maritime powers.
Copenhagen, the 25th of July, 1870.
[65] [548] *No. 6.—Traduction franqaise de la § 76 du code pénal, (du 10 février, 1866).
[February 10, 1866]
[66] [549] *English translation of paragraph LXXVI of the Banish penal code of February 10, 1866.
[February 10,
1866.]
[67] [550] *No. 7.—Law relating to the registration of Danish ships.
Given at the palace of
Amalienborg
the 13th day of
March, 1867, under our royal hand and
seal.