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               <hi>A PROCLAMATION</hi> For the Ready Inbringing of the Annexed and Additional Exciſe.</head>
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                  <hi>WILLIAM</hi> by the Grace of GOD, King of Great <hi>Britain, France</hi> and <hi>Ireland,</hi> Defender of the Faith,</signed>
               <salute>To Macers of Our Privy Council, Meſſengers at Arms, Our Sheriffs in that part Conjunctly and Severally Specially Conſtitute, Greeting;</salute>
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            <p>For as much as, by the ſecond Act of the ſixth Seſſion of this Our Current Parliament, The Lords of Our Privy Councill are Authorized and Impowred to preſcribe ſuch other Methods and Orders (beſides what is mentioned in the ſaid Act) as they ſhall Judge neceſſary, for the better Up-liſting and In-bringing of the Additional Exciſe, Impoſed upon the reſpective; Liquors, ſpecified in the ſaid Act, and ſpecially, for cauſing the ſame to be Raiſed and Up-liſted upon the Liquor, and not upon the Malt; And We conſidering, how neceſſar it is, for the better In bringing the Annexed and Additional Exciſe, and for determining all Differences betwixt the Brewars and the Tackſ-men of the ſaid Annexed and Additional Exciſe, and their Sub-tackſmen, and Collectors, from the firſt day of <hi>March</hi> one thouſand ſix hundred and nyntie eight, to the firſt day of <hi>March,</hi> one thouſand ſix hundred nyntie nyne, during which ſpace, the ſaid Annexed and Additional Exciſe is now set in Tack, That all Entries of Liquors of whatſoever ſort Browen and Imported, lyable to the ſaid Exciſe, be duely and timouſly made Do therefore, with Advice of the Lords of Our Privy Council, Require and Com<g ref="char:EOLhyphen"/>mand the Commiſſioners of Supply, of the ſeveral Shires within this Kingdom, qualified according to Law, and reſiding within the Shire, and who, by the ſaid Act of Parliament, are appointed Commiſſioners of the ſaid Annexed Exciſe, to meet at the Head Burghs of the reſpective Shires, upon the ſecond Tueſday of <hi>Aprile</hi> next to come, and at their ſaid meeting, to ſettle and appoint places within ſix myles where the Brewers live, where the publick Exciſe Offices ſhall be moſt conveniently keept for the Brewers to Enter, and give up the quantities of the Liquors Browen by them, lyable in payment of the ſaid Annexed Exciſe, and appoints the ſaids Commiſſioners immediately, after deſigning places for the ſaids, Offices, to cauſe make publick Intimation at all the Church-Doors within the ſaids reſpective Shires, of the particular places deſigned by them, for the ſeveral Exciſe Offices, with Certification to the ſaids Commiſſioners, or any of them reſiding within the ſaids reſpective Shyres, who ſhall failȝie to meet the ſaid ſecond tueſday of <hi>Apryle</hi> next to come, and to appoint and deſigne the particular places, for Exciſe Offices in manner aboveexpreſt, Their Names ſhall be returned by their Clerk, to the Lords of Our Privy Council, to the effect they may take ſuch courſe therewith as they ſhall ſee cauſe. And We, with Advice foreſaid, Require and Command the ſaids Commiſſioners to meet the firſt tweſday of every Moneth thereafter, during the continuance of the ſaid Additional Exciſe, in manner and for the ends preſcribed, and ſet down in the foreſaid Act of Parliament, and We, with Ad<g ref="char:EOLhyphen"/>vice foreſaid, Require and Command the whole Brewars within the bounds allotted for the ſaids reſpective Exciſe Offices to wait upon the ſaids reſpective Commiſſioners thereat, upon the ſecond tueſday of <hi>Aprile,</hi> above expreſt, without any furder Intimation, Charge or Citation to be given to them by the ſaids Tackſ-men, Sub tackſmen, or Collectors of the ſaid Annexed and Additional Exciſe but the publication hereof allenarlly, and there to give in, and make, and the ſaids Commiſſioners to receive from them full and faithful Entries of all Liquors browen, or Retailled within the ſaids bounds, lyable in payment of the ſaid Annexed and Additional Exciſe ſince the firſt of <hi>March</hi> laſt <hi>incluſive,</hi> to the ſecond tueſday of <hi>A<g ref="char:EOLhyphen"/>prile,</hi> One thonſand ſix hundred nyntie eight, Declaring hereby, and Certifying ſuch Brewers and Retaillers, who ſhall not Compear, and attend the ſaids Commiſſioners, the firſt tueſday of every Moneth, for making the Entry of the preciſe quantity of all Liquors Browen and Retailled by them lyable to the ſaid Exciſe, for the preceeding Moneth, they ſhall be holden as confeſt, and Decreets given againſt them, for the quantities of Liquors lyable to the foreſaid Annexed and Additional Exciſe, which ſhall be contained in the Claims and Complaints to be given in by the Tackſ-men Sub tackſmen, and Collectors againſt them, providing, nevertheleſs that it the ſaids Brewers, who ſhall failȝie, and be holden as confeſt, ſhall at any time within three moneths thereafter Compear before any two of the ſaids Commiſſioners, and having firſt made due Intimation to the Tackſ-men, made Faith as bove, and report a Certificat thereon, under their hands, they ſhall be Reponed againſt the ſaid certification, upon punctual payment of what they ſhall be found due, and We, with Advice foreſaid, Appoint and Ordain. That no Brewer within Burgh of Royalty, Barrony not Regality, Vend or Sell any part of their Brouſt untill firſt they make Entry hereof at the Exciſe Office, within the reſpective Burgh, and there obtain a Sufference, for the quantity browen, which the Keeper of the Office is to give <hi>gratis,</hi> and without delay, and that in caſe of Noneentry, or Wrongous Entry, the Brewer within Burgh to be lyable in the Sum of ten pounds <hi>Scots, toties quoties,</hi> and all Execution competent ſhall be made uſe of by Our Tackſ-men, their Sub tackſ-men, or Collectors, againſt the reſpective Brewers for the ſame, and which Entries may be diſapproven before any Magiſtrate, Juſtice of Peace or Commiſſioner of Exciſe, by Witneſſes, or Oath of Partie, notwithſtanding of any ſurvey made by the Survyers, and Waiters. 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               <signed>Per Actum Dominorum Sti. Concilii. GILB. ELLIOT, Cls. Sti. Concilii.</signed>
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