Reflexões sobre a metaphysica do calculo infinitesimal

Referência: Diccionario Bibliographico Portuguez / Innocencio Francisco da Silva, 1884 v. 6, p. 8

Alvará, por que V. Magestade he servido declarar que a todos os Ministtros, e Officiaes de Justiça, Fazenda, ou Guerra he permitido negocear por meio da Companhia Geral do Grão Pará, e Maranhão, e de quaesquer outras por V. Magestade confirmadas, e que não possão ser dados de suspeitos nas causas, e dependencias civeis, ou crimes respectivas às ditas Companhias, com o pretexto de terem acçoens nellas ; tudo na forma acima declarada : para Vossa Magestade ver / Filippe Joseph da Gama o fez

Ao alto do título: Sebastião Joseph de Carvalho e Mello.

Alvará, porque V. Magestade he servido declarar o parágrafo dezoito da Instituição da Companhia Geral do Grão Pará, e Maranhão : na forma, que nelle se contém : para V. Magestade ver : Filippe Joseph da Gama o fez

Ao alto do título: Sebastião Joseph de Carvalho e Mello.

Alvará, por que V. Magestade ha por bem ampliar os privilegios, que na Instituição da Junta da Administração da Companhia Geral do Grão Pará, e Maranhão, lhe tinha concedido; na forma, que nelle se declara : para Vossa Magestade ver / Joaquim Joseph Borralho o fez

Ao alto do título: Sebastião Joseph de Carvalho e Mello.

Alvará com força de Lei, por que V. Magestade ha por bem estabelecer, que da publicação delle em diante, os Administradores, Feitores, e Caixeiros, ou quaesquer outras pessoas, que servirem a Companhia Geral do Grão Pará, e Maranhão em qualquer dos Portos do Ultramar, não possão per si, ou por interpostas pessoas directa, ou indirectamente fazer commercio algum particular, ou interessar-se com as pessoas, que o fizerem, em quanto forem pagos, ou constituidos para o manejo do commercio geral da dita Companhia : tudo na forma assima declarada : para Vossa Magestade ver : José Thomás de Sá o fez

Ao alto do título: Sebastião Joseph de Carvalho e Mello.

Alvará com força de Lei, porque Vossa Magestade he servido declarar, que a graça concedida á Companhia Geral do Graõ Pará, e do Maranhaõ, em quanto isenta as madeiras de Siza, sómente se deve entender daquellas, que vierem destinadas pra se venderem nestes Reinos; e quanto ás madeiras, que vierem por conta, e risco dos moradores de Lisboa, ou de quaesquer outros Vassallos destes Reinos, para o gasto das suas obras, e que tiverem proporção com o consumo dellas, sem excesso, nem dólo, sejaõ isentas de todos os direitos, e pensoens, da mesma fórma, que pelo Regimento do Paço da Madeira, o foraõ sempre comfórme o paragrapho segundo do capitulo onze : para Vossa Magestade ver

Ao alto do titulo: Sebastião Joseph de Carvalho e Mello.

Memorias para a historia da capitania de S. Vicente, hoje chamada de S. Paulo, do Estado do Brazil / publicada de ordem da Academia R. das Sciencias por Fr. Gaspar da Madre de Deos

Segundo Richard R. Ramer, "Primeira edição. O autor, natural de Santos, SP, escreveu esta obra depois de ter feito um estudo cuidadoso em documentos contemporâneos...".

Alvará porque Vossa Magestade ha por bem suprimir, e extinguir o Tribunal da Junta do Commercio Geral, e encarregar o expediente, e tudo o mais que lhe pertencia ao Conselho da Fazenda com as condições, e forma que nelle se declara : para Vossa Magestade ver / Mathias de Amaral e Veyga o fez

Variação do Título : Extinção da Junta do Commercio Geral do Brasil.

Instituição da Companhia Geral de Pernambuco e Paraíba

Contém o Alvará, por que Vossa Magestade confirma os setenta e três capítulos dos estatutos da Companhia Geral de Pernambuco e Paraíba.

History of whaling in and near North Carolina

This study aims to reconstruct the history of shore whaling in the southeastern United States, emphasizing statistics on the catch of right whales, Eubalaena glacialis, the preferred targets. The earliest record of whaling in North Carolina is of a proposed voyage from New York in 1667. Early settlers on the Outer Banks utilized whale strandings by trying out the blubber of carcasses that came ashore, and some whale oil was exported from the 1660s onward. New England whalemen whaled along the North Carolina coast during the 1720s, and possibly earlier. As some of the whalemen from the northern colonies moved to Nortb Carolina, a shore-based whale fishery developed. This activity apparently continued without interruption until the War of Independence in 1776, and continued or was reestablished after the war. The methods and techniques of the North Carolina shore whalers changed slowly: as late as the 1890s they used a drogue at the end of the harpoon line and refrained from staying fast to the harpooned whale, they seldom employed harpoon guns, and then only during the waning years of the fishery. The whaling season extended from late December to May, most successfully between February and May. Whalers believed they were intercepting whales migrating north along the coast. Although some whaling occurred as far north as Cape Hatteras, it centered on the outer coasts of Core, Shackleford, and Bogue banks, particularly near Cape Lookout. The capture of whales other than right whales was a rare event. The number of boat crews probably remained fairly stable during much of the 19th century, with some increase in effort in the late 1870s and early 1880s when numbers of boat crews reached 12 to 18. Then by the late 1880s and 1890s only about 6 crews were active. North Carolina whaling had become desultory by the early 1900s, and ended completely in 1917. Judging by export and tax records, some ocean-going vessels made good catches off this coast in about 1715-30, including an estimated 13 whales in 1719, 15 in one year during the early 1720s, 5-6 in a three-year period of the mid to late 1720s, 8 by one ship's crew in 1727, 17 by one group of whalers in 1728-29, and 8-9 by two boats working from Ocracoke prior to 1730. It is impossible to know how representative these fragmentary records are for the period as a whole. The Carolina coast declined in importance as a cruising ground for pelagic whalers by the 1740s or 1750s. Thereafter, shore whaling probably accounted for most of the (poorly documented) catch. Lifetime catches by individual whalemen on Shackleford Banks suggest that the average annual catch was at least one to two whales during 1830·80, perhaps about four during the late 1870s and early 1880s, and declining to about one by the late 1880s. Data are insufficient to estimate the hunting loss rate in the Outer Banks whale fishery. North Carolina is the only state south of New Jersey known to have had a long and well established shore whaling industry. Some whaling took place in Chesapeake Bay and along the coast of Virginia during the late 17th and early 18th centuries, but it is poorly documented. Most of the rigbt whales taken off South Carolina, Georgia, and northern Florida during the 19th century were killed by pelagic whalers. Florida is the only southeastern state with evidence of an aboriginal (pre-contact) whale fishery. Right whale calves may have been among the aboriginal whalers' principal targets. (PDF file contains 34 pages.)

Proceedings of the Twenty-third Annual Symposium on sea turtle biology and conservation, 17 to 21 March 2003, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

The 23rd Annual Symposium on Sea Turtle Biology and Conservation was held between 17 and 21 March 2003 at The Legend Hotel in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, hosted by the Community Conservation Network, Hawaii, and WWF-Malaysia. The meeting was attended by slightly more than 300 participants representing 73 countries, a dramatic drop in participation from previous years brought about in no small part by the looming war in the middle east region and concerns over travel safety. For 22 years the Symposium had bee an Americas-based event, even though it is the annual gathering of the "international" sea turtle society, and with the move to Malaysia, the Symposium hoped to raise the awareness among the general public of the plight of amrine turtles in Southeast Asia, and share the enormous exspertise of the world authorities on sea turtles with this so-far underrepresented region. Adopting the thems, "Living With Turtles", the Symposium had a very personal flavour, and the smaller number of participants made it possible to make and renew acquaintances, and have time for discussion between sessions. While the travel safety concern excuse was often quoted, it was a pity, particularly to the large contingent of people who attended the event for the first time from underrepresented regions, that many of the household names linked to marine turtle biology and conservation were not present to share their knowledge and promote the global concerns on the plight of turtle populations.

Alvará com força de Ley, pelo qual ha V. Magestade por bem mandar cassar, e annullar o Alvará de onze de novembro proximo passado, sobre a forma de se fazerem nas Minas Geraes os pagamentos das dividas da Fazenda Real, e dos particulares em ouro em pó ; tudo conforme assima se declara : para Vossa Magestade ver

Ao alto do título: Diogo de Mendonça Corte-Real.

Alvará em forma de Lei, por que Vossa Magestade ha por bem ampliar, cassar, e abolir a capitação, que pagão ao seu Real Erario os moradores das Minas geraes :e excitar, restabelecer, e reintegrar para a cobrança do Direito Senhoreal dos Quintos o outro methodo, que os ditos moradores propuzerão ao Conde das Galvêas em vinte e quatro de março de mil setecentos e trinta e quatro, e que foi por elles praticado desde aquelle tempo ; até o em que a mesma capitação teve o seu principio : para Vossa Magestade ver

Ao alto do título: Diogo de Mendonça Corte-Real.