Manuscript DS, signed “George R,” three pages on two adjoining sheets, 8 x 12.5, June 2, 1808. Interesting document concerning international trade and blockades during the Peninsular War. In part: "To all Commanders of Our Ships of War & Privateers and all others whom it may Concern Greeting: Whereas John Tulloch hath humbly represented unto us on Behalf of Edward Wynne Commander of the American Ship Father & Sons and sundry British Merchants that they are desirous of obtaining Royal License to Import from…Ports in Spain not Blockaded to any of the Ports of Our United Kingdom Four Cargoes…the said Vessels may proceed from the Port they lie in…to other Ports not Blockaded to Compleat their Cargoes." Prominently signed at the head by King George III. The white paper seal affixed in the left margin remains intact with several small surface chips. In fine condition.