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king_n	lord_n	say_a	sovereign_a	23,553	5	9.9850	5	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A32165	Articles of alliance and commerce between the most serene and potent prince Charles II, by the grace of God king of Great Britain, France and Ireland, defender of the faith &c., and the most serene and potent prince Christian V, by the grace of God king of Denmark, Norway &c. / concluded at Copenhagen the 11th day of July, 1670.; Treaties, etc. Denmark, 1670 July 11. English.	England and Wales.; Charles II, King of England, 1630-1685.; Christian V, King of Denmark and Norway, 1646-1699.; Denmark. Treaties, etc. England and Wales, 1690 July 11. English.	1672 (1672)	Wing C2892; ESTC R43087	12,829	31

to the Heirs and Creditors Which notwithstanding is to be so understood that no Papers or Books of Accounts are by this Article to be exposed to the inspection of the said Magistrate but onely the real Goods and Merchandise of the deceased And that the said Magistrate within the space of fourty eight hours after notice given and request made shall be obliged to be present otherwise the said Inventories shall be made without him XVI It shall be lawfull for either of the Confederates and their Subjects or People to Trade with the Enemies of the other and to carry to them or furnish them with any Merchandises Prohibited onely which they call Contrabanda excepted without any impediment unless in Ports and Places besieged by the other Which nevertheless if they shall so do it shall be free for them either to sell their Goods to the Besiegers or betake themselves to any other Port or Place not besieged XVII It is also Agreed That it shall be free and lawfull for the Subjects of either Prince Trading in the Dominions or Ports of the other there to remain and reside for the buying and selling Commodities without any restriction of time or limitation to be imposed upon them by any Officers or Magistrates of the said Dominions or Ports They Paying the accustomed Duties for all Goods and Merchandise by them imported or exported And further provided that they trade with none but such as are Citizens or Burgers of some City or Town within the Kingdoms of Denmark or Norway and that onely by whole-sale and not by parcells or retail XVIII Furthermore for the better encouragement of Trade and Commerce and for the utter avoiding of all Frauds and Disputes that may arise between the Officers of Ports and Merchants It is Agreed and Concluded That all and singular Duties shall be demanded and paid according to the Printed Tariffe or Book of Rates wherein shall be comprised all Customes and Duties to be paid as well for Goods in the respective Ports as for passage through the Soundt And to the end that this may be the more Strictly observed Both Kings shall not onely enjoyn his Officers and Collectors of his Customes under the highest penalty not to do any thing that may frustrate or elude this Agreement But also that they do not by Molestation or Exaction cause any trouble or offer any injury to the Subjects of either King XIX Moreover it is concluded and Agreed That the King of Denmark shall constitute the Overseers of his Customs or others Commissioners for re-measuring all Ships belonging to the Subjects of the King of Great Britain Trading in Norway according to their burden and content so as that what has been hitherto not rightly observed either in excess or defect may be hereafter reduced into better Order XX. But lest such freedom of Navigation or Passage of the One Allie and His Subjects and People during the War that the other may have by Sea or Land with any other Countrey may be to the prejudice of the other Allie and that Goods and Merchandise belonging to the enemy may be fraudulently concealed under colour of being in Amity For the preventing of fraud and clearing all suspition It is thought fit that the Ships Goods and Men belonging to the other Confederate in their passage and Voyages be accompanied with Letters of Passe-port and Certisicate The forms whereof to be as follows CHARLES the Second by the Grace of God King of Great Britain c. CHRISTIAN the Fifth by the Grace of God King of Denmark and Norway c. BE it known unto all and singular to whom these Our Letters of Safe-conduct shall be shewn That _____ Our Subject and Citizen of Our City of _____ hath humbly represented unto Us that the Ship called _____ of the burthen of _____ Tuns doth belong unto them and others our Subjects and that they are sole Owners and Proprietors thereof and is now Laden with the Goods which are contained in a Schedule which she hath with her from the Officers of our Customs and do Solely Truly and Really belong to Our Subjects or others in Neutrality bound immediately from the Port of _____ to such other place or places where she may conveniently Trade with the said Goods being not Prohibited nor belonging to either of the parties in hostility or else find a Freight Which the foresaid _____ Our Subject having attested by a writing under his hand and affirmed to be true by Oath under Penalty of confiscation of the said Goods We have thought fit to grant him these our Letters Of Safe-conduct And therefore We do hereby respectively Pray and desire All Governors of Countries and Seas Kings Princes Commonwealths and free Cities and more especially the Parties now in War and their Commanders Admiralls Generalls Officers Governours of Ports Commanders of Ships Captains Freighters and all others whatsoever having any Jurisdiction by Sea or the Custody of any Port whom the Ship aforesaid shall chance to meet or among whose Fleet or Ships it shall happen to fall or make stay in their Ports that by vertue of the League and Amity which we have with any King or State they suffer the said Master with the Ship _____ persons things and all Merchandise on board her not onely freely and without any Molestation Detention or Impediment to any place whatsoever to pursue his Voyage but also to afford him all Offices of Civility as to Our Subject if there shall be occasion Which upon the like or other occasion We and Ours shall be ready to return Given the _____ day of _____ in the year WE the President Consuls and Senators of the City of _____ do Attest and Certifie That on the _____ day of _____ in the year _____ Personally before us came and appeared _____ Citizen and Inhabitant of the City or Town of _____ and under the Oath wherein he stands bound to Our Sovereign Lord the King did declare unto us That the Ship or Vessell called _____ of the burthen of _____ Tuns doth belong to the Port City or Town of _____ in the Province of _____ And that the said Ship doth justly belong onely to him and others Subjects of Our said Sovereign Lord and now bound directly from the Port of _____ laden with the Goods mentioned in a Schedule received from the Officers of the Customs and that he hath affirmed under the Oath aforesaid that the forementioned Vessell with her Goods and Merchandise doth onely belong to Subjects of His Majestie and doth carry no Goods prohibited which belong to either of the Parties now in War In testimony whereof we have caused this Certificate to be Subscribed by the Syndic of Our City and sealed with Our Seal Given c. When therefore the Merchandise Goods Ships or Men of either of the Confederates and their Subjects and People shall meet in open Sea Streights Ports Havens Lands and places whatsoever the Ships of War whether Publick or Private or the