Dallas did not neglect his judicial duties in Chester, during this period. He retained the position until 1813, when he resigned it to become Solicitor General on 6 May 1813, and was knighted on 19 May 1813.
Throughout his tenure in Chester, Dallas continued to fulfill his judicial obligations. He remained in this role until 1813, at which point he relinquished it to take on the position of Solicitor General on May 6, 1813, and was subsequently knighted on May 19, 1813.