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goods, except he shall be fund bund and oblidged either in
his persone or goods for another.
12 1). That no person, belonging to the Scotts staple,
shall or may be arreisted in his persone and goods in the
toun or jurisdiction thereof for debt or any other civill ac
tion whereupon no sentence is pastexcept there be fund
just caus of suspition, that the pairtie is about to absent him
self; and incase of a declaired sentence the magistratts are here
by holden not to give ordor for arreistment of any of the
Scotts nation, untill the same be first made knowen to the
Lord Conservator or his deputie, being present in the toun,
that the pairtie may give cautionand upon knowledge of the
matter the proces may be determined.
13 3). That no native or stranger, burgers of this toun
or induellar therein or jurisdiction thereof, shall have pouer
or be permitted to trade, deal or traffecque in Scotland in
any goods or merchandice, which are alredy declaired or shall
hereftir be declaired staple-commodities, by bringing them over
themselfs or causing others to bring them, upon the penaltie
of haveing the saids goods confiscated toties quo ties by the
magistratts of the toun; and if any persones of the Scotts
nation shall be fund in their names to cover, conceal and ne-
gotiat for the abovesaid persones, they shall be punished by
the Conservator or his deputie according to the lawes of the
staple-court. And it is by this article furder agreed, that no
persone of the Scotts nation shall be made a free burgar of
this toun without knouledge and consent of the Conservator
or his deputie; and they, who ar alredy burgars, shall in no
maner of way be favoured to trade in staple-goodsuutill such
tyme as they have quytted their right of burgership and the-
reftir be legallie admitted and declaired by the Censervator
or his deputie as members of the Scotts staple-courtupon the
penalties above exprestnether shall any induellar iu this toun
i) Vgl. 1668 art. 39. a) Vgl. 1668 artt. 37, 38.
