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liethe said Conservator or his deputie, may imprison, and
againe enlarge out of the same at his or their pleasure without
contradiction or being oblidged to informe the toun-magistratts
therewith, and that the marshell, keeper of the prisone, or
his officers be oblidged to give all due assistance to the said
Conservator or his deputie, als often as he or they shall be
thereunto requyred.
18 1). And for the better secureing of the trade of the
Scotts nation it is hereby agreed, that the magistratts shall
upon all fitting and convenient occasion in the tyine of warre
and danger procure in the court of admirality in Zealand a
weell furnished man of warre, ane or mae, if need be, that
may freely goe out in convoy of the ships, belonging to the
Scotts nation, to any place or places within the river of Eorth
or any other place in the kingdom of Scotland, and there to
stay and attend for the space of fourteen dayes for bringing
back the saids shipps or others to this porte.
19 3). It is by this article agreed, that the magistratts of
this toun caus good and sufficient watch to be keeped in the
streetts in the night-tyme, especially in those places, where
the greatest pairt of wairehousses of the said staple-court are,
and shall also take caire, that the inhabitants and burgers of
this toun shall carie and demean themselfs peaceablie and in
ane freendly maner to those, who are members of the said
staple-court. And furder the saids magistratts doe also consent
by these presents, that those of the Scotts staple may take in
their service such ane doctor of phisik, chirurgian, barbor
and appotheeary, as they shall think good, without any con
tradiction, who may enjoy all such immunities and priviledges,
as be right and custome belongs to the doctors, chirurgians
duelling in this tounj all other doctors, appothecaries and chi
rurgians shall also be freely permitted to practise among all
Vgl. 1668 art. 18.
3) Vgl. 1612 art. 20; 1668 artt. 5, 13, 14, 21.
