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[INTENDÊNCIA GERAL DA POLÍCIA / PRÍNCIPE REGENTE D. JOÃO]. POLÍCIA DE ESTRANGEIROS - Regulamento e Exame de Passageiros pelo Tejo (1810). Lisboa, 1810. - [INTENDÊNCIA GERAL DA POLÍCIA / PRÍNCIPE REGENTE D. JOÃO] POLÍCIA DE ESTRANGEIROS - Regulamento e Exame de Passageiros pelo Tejo (1810) . 2 impressos: 1 Regulamento de Polícia, 1 Decreto; Lisboa, 1810. A pair of documents from 1810 concerning the control of the entry and residence of foreigners in Portugal during the Peninsular War: the Police Regulations for the information of foreigners who entered the Kingdoms and those who were established there, and the decree establishing the examination of passengers traveling to Lisbon via the Tagus River. 6 Mar 1810 (General Intendency of Police; João António Salter de Mendonça) - Police Regulations for the information of foreigners who entered these Kingdoms and those who were established therein, divided into titles: introduction of foreigners through Foz (registration by the Tower of Belém and examination of passengers by the district magistrate, with daily submission of a note to the Intendency), presentation and legitimation of travelers and resident foreigners, who must declare their name, parentage, country, status, employment and domicile within three days, with exemption for military personnel of the Portuguese Army, employees of the courts and the British Army, consuls and servants of foreign ministers; Galicians are considered foreigners; refers to the Royal Decree of June 25, 1760. 9 July 1810 (Prince Regent D. João; João António Salter de Mendonça) - Decree ordering civil and military authorities to fully comply, notwithstanding any resolutions to the contrary, with the measures for the examination of passengers traveling by the Tagus River to Lisbon and other ports on the same river; Government Palace. The two decrees demonstrate the police unease of a Kingdom partially occupied and allied with the English, with the accumulation of foreigners, refugees and agents, and prolong the regime created by the Royal Decree of June 25, 1760 regarding the policing of foreigners. ⚑ Auto-translated via Google Translate