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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A22437	Iames by the grace of God, king of England, Scotland, France and Ireland, defender of the faith, &c. to all our louing subiects greeting forasmuch as wee are credibly informed that there is a very dangerous passage at, and neere a place commonly called by the name of Dungennesse, vpon our coast of Kent ...	England and Wales. Sovereign (1603-1625 : James I); James I, King of England, 1566-1625.; Charles I, King of England, 1600-1649.	1627 (1627)	STC 8855; ESTC S3822	3,487	1

C R HONI SOIT QVI MAL Y PENSE DIEV ET MON DROIT IAMES by the grace of God King of England Scotland France and Ireland defender of the faith c. To all Our louing Subiects greeting Forasmuch as Wee are credibly informed that there is a very dangerous passage at and neere a place commonly called by the name of Dungennesse vpon Our coast of Kent being a lowe poynt of Land iutting farre into the Sea whereby many persons aswell Mariners as others through occasion of trading and sending into the Southerne parts haue of late lost their liues and goods and the Shipping of this Realme is subiect vnto sundry hidden dangers passing in and out of the aforesaid Dungennesse for want of direction by lights in the night to take knowledge of these dangers Wee haue therefore thought it very expedient and necessary And by these presents for Vs Our Heires and Successors Wee doe ordaine and appoint that some conuenient Light-house and Beacon with a light bee there made erected and maintained that thereby Shippes and Vessels may passe with safety aswell by night as by day And for the defraying of the necessary charges and continuall maintainance of the same that there shall be collected and taken of and for euery Shippe Hoy and Barke that shall passe that way one penny vpon euery Tunne outwards bound and one penny vpon euery Tunne homewards bound that is to say of the Merchants a halfe penny and of the Owners of the Ships Hoy or Barke a halfe penny of such Strangers as shall happen to passe thereby after the like rate as they shall put into any Port or Harbor although they doe not vnloade or discharge any goods there And for that Our trusty and welbeloued Seruant Sir Edward Howard Knight and one of Our Cup-bearers at the request and desire of sundry Sea-fairing men and Merchants of the best note trading into those parts whereof diuers haue by subscription vnder their hands agreed to the sayd contribution in regard of the necessitie of the said Light and the great dangers that haue happened to Our Subiects for want thereof hath vndertaken to make erect set vp and maintane vpon that part of the said Dungennesse a conuenient Light-house and Beacon with a continuall Light therein in the night season for such contribution in that behalfe to bee made as before and here in after in these presents is mentioned Know yee that Wee aswell in consideration of the premisses as for diuers other good causes and considerations Vs hereunto moouing of Our especiall grace certaine knowledge and meere motion haue giuen and granted and by these presents for Vs Our Heires and Successors Wee doe giue and grant vnto the sayd Sir Edward Howard Knight one of Our Cup-bearers his Executors Administrators and Assignes and vnto all and euery such other person and persons as shall haue power and authoritie in this behalfe from him and them or any Deputie or Deputies of his and theirs free libertie licence power and authoritie that hee and they and euery of them shall and may make build erect set continue renew and maintaine and cause to bee made builded erected set vp continued renewed and maintayned in such place or places of the Sea-shores and Vp and neere the Sea Coastes or Forelands of the Sea as to them shall seeme most meete needfull and requisite of or vpon the said Dungennesse a conuenient Light-house and Beacon with a Light to bee continually burning therein in the night season whereby the said Sea-fayring men and Mariners may take notice of the said hidden dangers and so auoide and escape them and the Ships the better come to their Port without perill To haue hold exercise and enioy the said liberties licences powers and authorities before by these presents giuen and granted and euery of them vnto the sayd Sir Edward Howard Knight his Executors Administrators and Assignes by him and them and euery of his and their Deputies Factors and Seruants as is aforesaid from hencefoorth for during and vntill the full end and terme of fifty yeeres from thence next ensuing and fully to be compleat and ended in as large ample manner forme to all intents constructions purposes as the Masters of Trinity house at Deptford-strond in our County of Kent or any other person or persons any the like liberties licences powers or authorities now haue hold or enioy or may or might haue hold or enioy in any other place or places within this Our Realme And forasmuch as other order cannot well be taken for the leuying of the said contributions of one penny vpon the Tunne as aforesaid for the effecting establishing and continuance of this good worke then in the Ports Roades and Harbors vnto which the said Merchants and Mariners doe and shall trade and ariue Wee doe by these presents for Vs Our Heires and Successors ordaine and appoint and also straightly charge command and authorize all and euery the Customers Collectors and Comptrollers and all other the Officers of the Customes to Vs Our Heires and Successors now being and which for the time being shall bee in Our Port of London and in all and euery other the Ports Harbours Roades places within this Our Realme of England to whom where it shall or may appertaine that they or some of them from time to time and at all times hereafter during the said terme of fifty yeeres before such time as they or any of them doe giue any Cocket or other discharge do collect and receiue the said contribution herein before specified aswell of all and euery such Merchants and Strangers or all and euery such Ship Hoy or Barke belonging to any Merchant or Stranger as shall ariue or anchor within Our Port of London or any other the Ports Harbours Roades and places within this Our Realme of England And that they and euery of them doe and shall yeelde and make due accompts and payments of all and euery such contributions summe summes of money as by them euery and any of them shall bee so collected or receiued from time to time vnto the sayd Sir Edward Howard Knight his Executors Administrators or Assignes to bee by him or them receiued and retained to their owne proper vse and behoofe for and in respect of his and their charges in erecting and maintaining the said Light-house Beacon and Light to the vse and purpose herein before mentioned without any accompt or other thing therefore or for any part thereof by him or them or any of them therefore to bee yeelded made or giuen And to the end and intent that the said Sir Edward Howard Knight his Executors administrators and Assignes shall and may the better haue and enioy the full force benefit and effect of this Our present grant Wee doe also by these presents for Vs Our Heires and Successours require charge authorize aswell the Lords of Our Priuie Counsell as also all Maiors Sheriffes Iustices of Peace Bayliffes and other Officers and Ministers of Vs Our Heires and Successours to whom it doeth or shall appertaine that they and euery of them be from time to time hereafter ayding and assisting to the said Sir Edward Howard Knight his Executors Administrators and Assignes in and concerning the premisses vpon euery complaint or request in that behalfe to bee made according as to Iustice shall be required by them or any of them without delay Witnesse Our selfe at Westminster the eight and twentieth day of August In the yeere of Our Reigne of England France and Ireland the thirteenth and of Scotland the nine and fortieth Charles R. TRusty and welbeloued Wee greete you well Whereas Our late deare Father King IAMES of happy memory out of His Princely care for the safety of His Subiects both in their persons and goods by His Letters Patents vnder the great Seale of England did authorize and command certaine Moneys to bee leuied and collected for the maintenance of a Light at Dungennesse thereby to auoyd that danger and hazzard which otherwise they that passe that way would be subiect vnto And did further appoynt that those Moneys so collected should be payd vnto William Lamplugh one of the Clerkes of his Kitchin and now Our Seruant in the same place in recompence of his great trauell and charge to erect and maintaine the said Light And whereas our sayd deare Father vpon notice that the said collection by the practise of some vnder-Minister in the Custome-house was detained and our Seruant defrauded of the benefit intended vnto him thereby did by His Letters directed vnto the then Farmers of the Customes will and command them to assist Our sayd Seruant or his deputy that the said Moneys might be duely leuied and payd as before they had beene which accordingly hath been performed Wee being graciously pleased that the benefit of those Moneys should be duely continued and payd to Our sayd Seruant aswell in regard of his paines and expence as also out of Our speciall care of Our Subiects lest through default of that collection Our sayd Seruant should bee discouraged and so the Light at Dungennesse neglected to the great perill of those that passe thereby haue thought fit by these Our Letters to require and command you to ayde and assist Our said Seruant or his Deputie to collect and receiue the sayd Moneys in such sort as formerly they were payd for Merchandizes either exported or imported and that you deliuer no Cocquet or discharge to any Merchant Master or others for any goods vntill such time as the Moneys aforesayd bee fully payd in such manner as they haue been heretofore satisfied according to the purpose and intent of the said Letters Patents Giuen vnder Our Signet at Out Palace of Westminster the fourteenth day of March in the second yeere of Our Reigne To Our trusty and welbeloued the Farmers of Our Customes within the Port of London and to their Deputies in the out-Ports within Our Realme of England and to all other Our Officers and louing Subiects whom it shall or may in any wise concerne