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200 ULTIMA THULE; OE, without fee by the Syslumenn; and in the district of a profes- sional pilot, men cannot ply the trade without this permission. Pound at all the commercial establishments, they are generally farmers; he of VopnafjorS is a cooper: a flag hoisted at the fore is the usual signal. The pay is not settled; upon the eastern coast they demand $2 per mast; the “ Queen ” paid $6, her funnel, it is presumed, being counted as a mast. The Rey- kjavik pilot may make £10 per annum. All these gentry come or stay away as they please, even when the Danish steamer heaves in sight. The post office, that best of standards for taking the measure of civilisation, also employs a few hands. The postmaster- general resides at Copenhagen; the departmental-chief at Rey- kjavik is Hr 0. Finsen, an Icelander, brother to the Amtmand of the Faeroe Islands. He keeps a book-store, and sells station- ery, plain and fancy, in the Parson’s Green, opposite the French Consul’s; he speaks English, and nothing can exceed his civility to strangers. The tariff which he gave the author was as follows: Ship letters weighing three Danish kvints, or half-an-ounce Eng- trade ’) is not permitted, except after a previous information thereof to the Police- master. “ 3. When any of the crew commits disorders on shore, it will he examined how far the master himself can be considered as responsible for such offences com- mitted by his crew, especially when he has permitted them to remain on shore till late in the evening or night. “4. In order that the breeding of the Eider ducks in the islands in the neigh- bourhood of the harbour (ViSey, Engey, etc.) shall not be disturbed, no firing of cannons, except in cases of distress, or as to men-of-war, in what the service ex- acts, is permitted within half-a-mile Danish (about two and a half miles English), or of guns within a quarter of a mile Danish (one and a quarter English) from the said islands. Nor is it permitted to go on shore on the uninhabited islands sur- rounding or near the harbour (Effersey, Akurey), without a special permission from the owner; hunting or disturbances of the breeding of the birds in these places are, accordingly to the laws concerned, punished with peculiar severity. “5. It is prohibited to take ballast on the ground or beach belonging to the town, except in places pointed out by the Policemaster. Throwing overboard of the ballast may not at all take place on the harbour, and not in other places than such as will be pointed out by the police. “ 6. Water to the use of mariners may only be taken in places pointed out by the police. As water money every vessel of the burthen of above forty tons pays for each voyage one rixdollar Danish; of less burthen, half a rixdollar. “ Given in the Police Office of Eeykjavik, July 4, 1870, “(Signed) A. Thoksteinson. “N.B.—This advertisement, which is delivered by the pilot, and from the Police Office, is made for the use of sailors. Wanting notion of it does not exempt from liability to punishment for offences, mentioned or not mentioned here, that are committed by mariners.”
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Ultima Thule or, A summer in Iceland

Year
1875
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English
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2
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