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printing and publishing of all seditious books and pamphletts
within their jurisdiction and also the transporting of them to
any of His Majesties" dominionsand if at, any tyme hereftir
the same shall be discovered by the Conservator or his deputes
and information given to the said citie-magistratts their of, they
shall caus speedie punishment to be inllicted upon the persons
so offending, being found within their jurisdiction, according
to their demerits.
2 1). That there may be one firme correspondence and
agreement betuixt the Royall Burrows of the kingdom of Scot
land and the magistratts and toun of Campheer, with the ap
probation of the lords commissioners from His Royall Highnes
the Prince of Orange, for the establishment of the Scotts
staple-court in the said toun of Campheer for the space of
tueutie ane yeirs and so much more tyme, as shall be the-
reaftir agreed upon by the Royall Burrows and this tounthere
to enjoy the priviledges and immunities, mentioned in the en-
sueing articleswith all other priviledgesformerly granted
by this toun by antient contracts, especially that of the yeire
1612, except in so far as may be innovat by this agreement,
or that may be agreed upon hereftir for the furder encurad-
gement of the said intercourse of trade, and that the magis
tratts of the said toun of Campheer shall give publict assu
rance, that during the whole tyme of this agreement the said
Conservator and all other persons, haveing dependance upon the
said staple-courtmay have ane free and saiff conduct and pro
tection within this tounand that they with their famillies
and goods may peaceably duell and negotiat there and in the
jurisdiction therof.
3 3). In regaird all the staple-comoditiesthat cometk
fra the kingdom of Scotland, are of the naturall production
of that cuntrie, most of them unmanufactored, by which means
the toun of Campheer and other touns of the Provinces have
Vgl. 1668 art. 48.
2) Vgl. 1668 artt. 18 en 19.
