That this Bank shall take in what running Cash shall be offered, and shall give their Notes for it; and shall also allow Interest after the Rate of ### _per Cent. per Annum_, after the first ### days, till those Notes be paid, and shall also pay it again to the Proprietors, or any part thereof, when demanded. That if any Man puts in his Money for a time certain, not less then ### Months, he shall receive Interest from the time of paying it in, to the time he is repaid. That this Bank shall let out any Sum again on reasonable Security, either Real, Personal, or Goods, receiving Interest after the Rate of ### _per Cent. per Annum_, till the Borrower shall think fit to pay it in, which he shall do, by such Parts as will best suit his Occasions, and be discharged from the Interest of what he so pays, and only pay after the Rate aforesaid, for so much as doth remain in his hands. That Lombards be Erected to attend this Bank, for the Benefit of Traders, under Regulations, which may encourage Trade. That for the Benefit of Returns, the Notes given in any one Chamber of this Bank, shall be demandable in any other, together with the Interest due till payment, the Receiver allowing for such Returns after the Rate of ### for each Hundred pounds, in the Chamber where he receives his Money. That to prevent Counterfeits, all Notes given out at any Chamber, shall be made payable to ### or Order, and Assigned from one to another, each Assigner to be Warrantee for the Note, both to the Bank, and also to every later Assignee. That these Notes shall be taken by the King in all Payments, which will make them currant among the Subjects. That this Bank do supply the King with all Loans at ### _per Cent._ Interest _per Ann._ from the time of borrowing to the time the Money is paid in again, and that it hath the Taxes, or Funds settled by Act of Parliament, for its Security. That all Debts Contracted to this Bank, shall be of the same Nature with Debts Contracted to the King, and be first paid out of the Estates of the Debtors; and that Extents shall lye accordingly. That an Account be kept of Profit and Loss in each Chamber, together with the Charges of the Officers, &c. And that it be return’d up every Three Months, as also Account Current, to the Grand Chamber in _London_, where the whole shall be Examined by the Commissioners, and they be liable to the inspection of the Parliament. That Registers for Lands be erected in all Counties, &c. where desired, by Act of Parliament. That Bills be past on the Bank by such as are appointed to buy for the Publick Use of the Nation, payable at the time of their Agreement; by which means every one will endeavour to Furnish the Government Cheapest, when their payments shall be punctual; the King will save a great deal of Moneys, paid now for Procuration, Excessive Interest, &c. and the Fleet and Army will be well paid.