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Early English books online. (EEBO-TCP ; phase 1, no. B05564) Transcribed from: (Early English Books Online ; image set 180011) Images scanned from microfilm: (Early English Books, 1641-1700 ; 2810:36) Proclamation discharging export and allowing import of victual Scotland. Privy Council. Scotland. Sovereign (1694-1702 : William II) 1 sheet ([1] p.) Printed by the heirs and successors of Andrew Anderson ..., Edinburgh, : 1698. Caption title. Title vignette: royal seal with initials W R. Reproduction of original in: National Library of Scotland.

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PROCLAMATION Diſcharging Export and allowing Import of Victual.

WILLIAM By the Grace of GOD, King of Great-Britain, France and Ireland, Defender of the Faith; To _____ Macers of Our Privy Council, Meſſengers at Arms, Our Sheriffs in that part, conjunctly and ſeverally, ſpecially conſtitute, Greeting: Foraſmuch as through the extraordinary unſeaſonableneſs of the Weather for ſome Months paſt, and the miſgiving of this Years Cropt and Harveſt; the Scarcity of Victual is Increaſed to that height, as threatens a General diſtreſs and Calamity; So that it is moſt neceſſary that the Prohibition of the Export of Victual made in the Month of May laſt, be renewed and extended with all Severity, againſt all who ſhall preſume to contemn Our Authority, in a matter ſo juſt and Indiſpenſiblie requiſit for the relief of the Poor, and Good and welfare of the Kingdom. Therefore We with Advice of the Lords of our Privy Council, have thought fit to Prohibite, and hereby moſt ſtrictly Prohibite and Diſcharge the Exporting furth of this Kingdom by any Perſon whatſoever, either by Land or by Sea, of all kinds of Victual, either Meal, Wheat, Rye, Oats, Peaſe, Barley or Bear, Malted or not Malted, or any other Grain or Victual whatſoever, after the day and date of theſe Preſents, under the pains following, viz. The Forfaulture of the Victual offered to be Exported for the uſe of the Poor of the Bounds, where the ſame ſhall be attached and ſeaſed, or the value thereof, where the ſamen is proven to be Exported: As likewayes of the Forfaulture of the Horſe, Ship, Boat or other Veſſel whereby the ſame ſhall be attempted to be Exported, and alſo of the pain of ten Pounds Scots over and above for each Boll that ſhall be found to be Exported or offered to be Exported, and proven or attacked and ſeaſed as ſaid is, to be payed by the Owner, Skipper or Exporter; And that ſuch as ſhall be found tranſgreſſing, and have not to pay the forſaid pains, ſhall be Puniſhed in their Bodies by Impriſonment, to be Fed with Bread and Water, or Scourging at the diſcretion of the Judge. And We hereby require and charge all Sheriffs, Steuarts, Baillies and their Deputs, Magiſtrats of Burghs, Juſtices of Peace, and other Officers of the Law; to ſee and cauſe theſe Preſents to be put to ſtrict Execution in all Points, with certification, if they ſhall be found negligent or remiſs, they ſhall be Puniſhed by the Lords of Our Privy Council, as Deſpiſers of Our Authority, and Betrayers of the Truſt repoſed in them. And Further, We do hereby Authorize Our Cuſtomers and all Collectors, Surveyers, Waiters and other Officers at Sea-ports, & Generallie all Our Leidges to Diſcover, Attach & Seaſe the forſaid Victual that ſhall be Exported or offered to be Exported as ſaid is, promiſing and allowing them the half of the Pecunial pains Abovementioned for their reward, with this certification, that if they or any of them be remiſs or negligent in the due Execution of the Premiſſes; So that Victual be Exported by Sea or Land, within the Bounds of their Reſpective Precincts, they ſhall not only loſe their Commiſſions, but be themſelves lyable to the pains and Penalties for each Boll Exported, as the Owner and Exporter are declared lyable in manner Abovementioned: Likeas, We hereby require all our ſaids Judges, Magiſtrates and Officers of the Law, and all Our ſaids Cuſtomers, Collectors and their Officers Above-named, imediatly to cauſe ſearch to be made into all Ships, Boats and other Veſſels within the Ports and Roads of this Kingdom, for Victual to be Exported, and that they Arreaſt and Stop the ſame, and the forſaids Veſſels by taking away their Sails, and otherwayes, and cauſe the ſaid Victual be inſtantly unloaded and brought on Shoar, for the uſe of the Owner, and to remain within the Country, and in caſe any Victual already put on Board, or which ſhall be put on Board, ſhall be pretended not to be Exported, but only Tranſported from one Port or Place to another within the Kingdom, then and in that caſe, the Owners ſhall firſt find ſufficient Caution, under the pain of twenty Pounds Scots for each Boll, Acted in the Books of the next Burghs Royal, and the Skippers ſhal give their Oath before the Magiſtrates thereof, that they ſhal not Export, but only Tranſport, as ſaid is; And that they ſhall report a Certificat thereof upon it's Arrival from the Port or Place to which it ſhall be Tranſported, certyfeing that what Victual shall be offered to be otherways Tranſported from Port to Port within this Kingdom, ſhall be held to be offered to be Exported contrary to this Prohibition, and Lyable to the pains thereof. And We with advice foreſaid, for the better eaſe and relief of the Countrey, do hereby permit and allow the Import of all forts of Victual from all Forraign Parts, free of all Cuſtom or other Publick Duty, and theſe preſents to endure ay and while they be recalled. OUR WILL IS HEREFORE, and We Charge you ſtrictly, and Command, that incontinent theſe Our Letters ſeen, ye paſs to the Mercat-Croſs of Edinburgh, and remanent Mercat-Croſſes of the Head-Burghs of the ſeveral Shires and Stewartries, & to all the ſeveral Sea-port Towns within this Kingdom, and make Publication hereof, and appoints Our Sollicitor to tranſmit a ſufficient number of Coppies hereof to the Sheriffs of the ſeveral Shires, Stewarts of Stewartries, Baillies of Regalities, their Deputs or Clerks, to be Published at their ſeveral Burghs, and likewayes ſent by them to the Magiſtrates of the ſeveral Sea-port Towns, there to be Published by them, under the certification foreſaid, as alſo appoints Our Solicitor to deliver a ſufficient Number of Coppies of thir Preſents, to the Tacks-men of Our Cuſtoms, to be ſent by them to the ſeveral Parts and Places of this Kingdom, where they keep Offices for Collecting and Imbringing of our Cuſtomes to be Published thereat by the Collector or Surveyer, reſiding there for the time: And ordains theſe preſents to be Printed, that none pretend Ignorance.

Given under Our Signet at Edinburgh, the Ninth Day of November, and of Our Reign the Tenth Year, 1698. Per Actum Dominorum Secreti Concilii. GILB. ELIOT. Cls. Sti. Concilii. God Save the King.

Edinburgh, Printed by the Heirs and Succeſſors of Andrew Anderſon Printer to the King's moſt Excellent Majeſty, Auno Dom. 1698.