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A38190 Whereas there are many and great abuses daily committed by the importing into and exporting out of this kingdome, divers prohibited goods and merchandise, contrary to the lawes ... England and Wales. Parliament. 1643 (1643) Wing E2496A; ESTC R36416 1,829 1

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Die Martis 30. Maii 1643. WHereas there are many and great abuses daily committed by the importing into and exporting out of this Kingdome divers prohibited Goods and Merchandize contrary to the Lawes And also for that there are divers practises of late used by Merchants and others to deceive his Majesty and the Parliament of such customes and duties as are due and payable for such Goods as are imported and exported as aforesaid For prevention whereof for the future It is Ordained by the Lords and Commons in Parliament That Thomas Andrewes John Fowke Richard Chambers and William Barkeley Aldermen of the City of London Maurice Thompson Francis Allyn Iames Russell and Stephen Estwick Merchants who are by an Ordinance of both Houses of Parliament of the one twentieth of Ianuary last appoynted and constituted Commissioners and Collectors to receive all such sums of money which should at any time hereafter be payd for customes or advanced by way of Loane or otherwise for and in respect of Goods and Merchandize exported out of and imported into the Port of London and all other Por●s within the Kingdome of England Dominion of Wales and Town of Barwick As also all Deputy-Collectors Surveiors Searchers Waitors and all other Officers which are or shall be deputed and apoynted by the said Commissioners under their hands and Seales as their Deputies Factors or Servants for the managing of the Affaires of the customes and receipt of the said monies payd and advanced as aforesaid in the severall Ports aforesaid and their members shall have full power and authority to goe on Board and enter into any Ship Hoye Barque Bottome Boate or other Vessell whatsoever as well by night as by day Ryding lying or being within any the severall Ports Havens Creeks or other places As also in the day time to goe and enter into all or any Cellors Vaults Ships Warehouses or other places within the said Kingdome of England Dominion of Wales and Towne of Barwick to see Surveigh and make search for any such prohibited Goods or Merchandizes as aforesaid And likewise any other Goods or Merchandize either put on Board any Ship or Vessell or taken out and carried away or intended to be carried away the customes and other duties for the same having not beene fully satisfied and payd and the said Goods to Seize Attatch carry away and put into safe custody And it is further Ordained by the Lords and Commons aforesaid that upon all such Seizures made by any of the Collectors Serveiors Searchers Waitors or other Officers Deputies Factors or Servants of the Commissioners aforesaid or by the Kings Officers or any other person or persons certificate shall be by them respectively forthwith thereof made unto the said Commissioners And that no fraudulent composition shall be made by the said Officers to the prejudice of the Kingdome and the losse of the customes and other duties due and payable upon the said Goods and Merchandizes as aforesaid And it is further Ordained by the Lords and Commons aforesaid that the said Commissioners of the customes shall have power from time to time to chuse and depute a Messenger to attend their Service and him againe at their pleasure to diplace and others to Substitute which Messengers by them so chosen shall have to summon or Attatch all or any such person or persons as shall be refractory or disobedient to the Lawes or Ordinances made for the payment of customs for advance of monies or that shall affront or abuse the said Commissioners their deputies factors or servants in the execution of their severall duties or services the persons so offending to bring before the honorable House of Commons or Committee of the Navy to answer such their misdemeanors miscarriages And it is further Ordained that such security as the Committee of the Navy or the Commissioners of the Customes shall think fit to require of any person or persons for the better manadging of the businesses aforesaid shall be taken in the name of the Serieant at Armes for the time being attending the House of Commons to the use of the Common-Wealth and for the better enabling them the aforesaid Commissioners as also of their Deputies Factors and Servants by them as aforesaid authorised and appointed to transact and performe what is required of them in the premises It is further Ordained by the Lords and Commons aforesaid And it is hereby required that all Custommers Comptroulors searchers and all other His Majesties officers of or belonging to the Customes in all the ports and places aforesaid as also all and euery the Officers of or belonging to the Admiraltie all Vice Admiralls Captaines of Ships and Forts and all Iustices of Peace Majors Sherriffs Baliffs Constables and all other His Majesties Officers Ministers and Subjects whatsoever shall from time to time be aiding and assisting to the said Commissioners and to all and every their Deputies Factors and Seruants by them as aforesaid deputed and appointed in the execution of the said service and that all and every the said Commissioners their Deputies Factors and Servants and all those who shall be aiding and Asisting unto them shall be defended and saued harmelesse by the Authority of both Houses of Parliament and that this Ordinance shall be fortwith Printed and Published and sent to the severall ports of this Kingdome