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A22520	By the King a proclamation for the preuenting of the exportation of woolles, wool-fels, yarne, fullers earth, and woad- ashes and of hydes, both tand and raw, out of this kingdome.	England and Wales. Sovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I); Charles I, King of England, 1600-1649.	1630 (1630)	STC 8943; ESTC S3577	2,845	3

By the King A Proclamation for the preuenting of the Exportation of Woolles Wool-fels Yarne Fullers earth and Woad-ashes and of Hydes both tand and raw out of this Kingdome WHereas Our late Royall Father of happy Memorie deceased Hauing vnderstood by the generall complaints of his louing subiects from the seuerall parts of His Realme of England that of late yeeres theretofore the Woolles of this Kingdome were exceedingly fallen from their wonted values and that the Cloth and Stuffe of the same had not that vent in forreigne parts which formerly they had and taking into his Princely consideration the weighty consequence thereof as of a matter of very great importance for the wealth and welfare of this Kingdom also being carefull to prouide a speedy and effectuall remedie against such a growing euill did by aduice of his Priuy Councell and after information and report made by diuers persons of qualitie and knowen abilitie trusted in that behalfe finde amongst other things of moment That the exportation of Woolles Wool-fels woollen Yarne Fullers earth and Woad-ashes were a great means to enable the forreigne making of cloth and a principall impediment to the vent of our clothes made in England And that the false and deceitfull making dying and dressing of our cloth and stuffes here made of Woolles did exceedingly disgrace and discredite the Draperie of this our Kingdome and did very much hinder the vent of those Commodities Therupon Our said late Father did by his royall Proclamation bearing date the twentieth day of Iuly in the twentieth yeere of his reigne ouer England France and Ireland straightly charge and command that no manner of Woolles Wool-fels Woollen Yarne Cornish haire Fullers earth or Woad-ashes should be at any time or times thereafter exported out of this Realme of England Dominion of Wales Towne or Port of Berwicke or any the Isles Ports Creekes or places thereof into any forreigne parts or into the Kingdome of Scotland nor that any of the sayd Commodities should be transported out of our Kingdome of Ireland into any other parts then into the Realme of England onely vpon such paines as in the sayd Proclamation are contained Forasmuch as the sayd Proclamation was by Our Fathers decease determined And yet Wee finde that the reasons and necessitie doe still remaine Wee therefore out of the great desire We haue to aduance the wealth of Our people and by all meanes possible to cherish and comfort their labours haue thought fit by the aduice of Our priuie Councell to renew the said Proclamation with further prohibition of the exportation of Hydes both tand and rawe by reason of the exportation whereof as Wee are informed diuers the like abuses and inconueniences haue and doe dayly happen Wherefore Our will and pleasure is and We doe by these presents straightly charge and command that no manner of Woolles Wool-fels Woollen yarne Cornish haire Fullers earth Woad-ashes or Hydes either raw or tand be at any time or times hereafter exported out of this Our Realme of England Dominion of Wales Towne or Port of Berwicke or any the Isles Ports Creekes or places thereof into any forreigne parts or into Our Kingdome of Scotland nor that any manner of Woolles Wool-fels Woollen yarne Cornish haire Fullers earth Woad-ashes or Hydes either raw or tand be transported out of Our Kingdome of Ireland into any other parts then into the Realme of England onely vpon paine of confiscation of all such Woolles and other the Premisses so transported or endeauoured to be transported as also of Our highest indignation and the seuerest censure of Our Court of Starre-chamber and of such other paines and penalties as by the Lawes and Statutes of this Our Kingdome and by Our Prerogatiue Royall may be inflicted And to the end that all Officers and Ministers in or about Our Ports of England may the more strictly looke to the obseruance of this Our will and pleasure for the Weale of this Our Kingdome We doe further straightly charge and command that if any Officer or Minister of or belonging to Our Customes or Ports or attending at any the Hauens Creeks or places adiacent or carrying to the sea shall consent or conniue at the vnlawfull exportation of the Premisses or any of them or if any of them shall make any certificate vpon any Cocket of the landing of any Wools in any ports of this Our R●alme vnlesse the Officer himself who shal make such certificate doe first see the same Wools landed according to the contents of the said certificate Or if the said Officers or any of them shal make any Cocket which shall not containe the number of Sackes and the weight of the Wooll in euery Sacke contained in such Cocket that then euery such Officer and Minister who shall offend in any the premisses shall not onely forfeit his Office place and imployment but shall also incurre all other the paines and penalties aforesaid And if any Minister or Officer of or in any Ship or other Uessell shall permit and suffer any Woolles Wool-fels or any other of the premisses to be transported in any Ship Bottome or other Uessell wherein or whereof he shall be a Master or other officer That then euery person so offending shall be subiect to such paine and penaltie as aforesaid And in case there be now in force any former Licences or Authorities heretofore giuen and granted by Us or any of Our Predecessors for transportation of Wools or any other the Premisses We doe hereby reuoke and disanull the same And are resolued that none such hereafter shall be granted And for the better vtterance of Cloth within this Our Kingdome Wee doe straitly charge and command that when and as often as vpon the occasion of any Burials or Funerals any Blackes be hereafter giuen or worne That then such Blacks and mourning stuffes shall bee onely of Cloth and Stuffes made of the Wool of this Kingdome and not elsewhere nor otherwise And for that We are informed that the false Dying of Cloth and Stuffes made of Wools is a great hinderance to the vent of those commodities Therefore Wee straitly will and command That no person whatsoeuer in or towards the Dying of any Cloth of what sort soeuer or of any Stuffes made of Wool shal vse any Logwood or Blockwood the vse whereof about the said Clothes or Stuffes hath so often by seueral Lawes and Proclamations beene already condemned And for the better discouery of false and deceiueable Dying and the suppressing of the said Logwood and Blockwood in and about the Dying of Stuffes made of Wool We doe straitly charge and command the Wardens of the Dyers of London within the compasse of their Search and all other Officers in other places That from time to time they make carefull and diligent Search for the discouerie of all false and deceitfull Dying and if in their Searches they shall finde any Cloth or Stuffe Dyed with Logwood or Blockwood either in all or in part That they seaze the same and informe Our Attourney Generall for the time being thereof that such proceeding may be speedily had against the Offendors as so great a contempt deserueth Further Wee doe hereby straightly charge and command all Iustices of Peace Mayors Sheriffes Bayliffes Officers and other persons whatsoeuer to doe their best endeauours to discouer all and euery the Offendors against this Our Proclamation And for the better encouragement of all such as shall take care and paines to make such discoueries Our will and pleasure is that euery such person that shall bee the first discouerer of such Offendor shall be rewarded with the moity or one halfe of such summes of money as shal come vnto Us by vertue of any forfeiture incurred vpon this Our Proclamation Giuing also like Charge and Command that all persons of what degree qualitie or place soeuer to whom it shall appertaine doe diligently obserue and readily assist the due performance of this Our Proclamation in all things Giuen at Our Court of White-Hall the seuenteenth day of April in the sixt yeere of Our Reigne of Great Britaine France and Ireland God saue the King ¶ Imprinted at London by Robert Barker and Iohn Bill Printers to the Kings most Excellent Maiestie M.DC. 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