The empress issued an Ukase issued on April 17, 1732, ordering a new expedition. In 1704 Peter the Great issued a ukase permitting Cossacks to settle in Bakhmut. Catherine's decision was issued as the imperial "ukase" (proclamation) of 28 September 1788. Moreover, a special ukase from Alexander I forbad him from entering the capital. Catherine's decision was issued as the imperial "ukase" (proclamation) of September 28, 1788. The Ministry of Gustatory Industry USSR was organized by a ukase of 15 July 1946. In 1994 the Presidential Ukase "About investment funds and investment companies". Paul I of Russia chartered the company in the Ukase of 1799. It was established by Peter the Great's ukase dated 16 December 1702. The "Geleitzoll", therefore, remained until abolished by an ukase of 24 May 1862. The "ukase" was declared on September 4, 1821 (O. S.). The "ukase" was met with strong objections by the United States and Great Britain. After the annulment of the Ukase, the number of Russian female students increased again substantially. In 1811, a Ukase was enacted which brought this institution to an end. The Beneficed Commanderies were weaned of state funds in 1810 (Ukase 24.134.