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From Dun-daniel-House to Marsh-End shall carry anchors as far out as convenient; and from thence to Custom-house dock to south-ward beyond low watermark; and from thence to North Bridge, as far from centre as possible; with proper buoys:
penalty 10s.
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XXII. And be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid, That from and after the time aforesaid every ship or other vessel, anchoring or mooring in the said river from Dundaniel-House to the Marsh-End, shall carry their anchors as far out of the channel, as may be conveniently done, and shall also keep proper and sufficient buoys to their anchors; and that every ship or other vessel, anchoring or mooring from the Marsh-End to the Custom-house dock in the said city of Cork, shall carry their anchors to the Southward of the channel beyond lowwater-mark, and shall also keep proper and sufficient buoys to their anchors; and that every ship or other vessel, anchoring or mooring in the said river from the Custom-house dock to the North-bridge in the said city, shall place their anchor as far from the center as possible, and shall also keep proper and sufficient buoys to their anchors; and that every master or other person, who shall have the charge of a ship or other vessel, who shall offend in any or either of the said cases, shall for every such offence forfeit ten shillings.
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