London, March 15.
The "Gazette" publishes details of the measures to be enforced to prevent goods reaching or leaving Ger-Te declares that no vessel sailing for Germany after March 1 will he allowed to proceed to Germany, and, unless it receives a pass enable it to proceed to a neutral or port, it must discharge at a ort; if not requisitioned by ish Government goods will be restored upon terms to be decided by the Prize Court.
Vessela from Germany or from non-German ports carrying goods or ownership will similar manner, but no money will be paid for goods requisitioned or sold until the conclusion of peace.
Veesels proceeding to non-German ports carrying goods with an enemy destination may be required to discharge at a British or Allied port under similar conditions.
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