The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation — Volume 10: Asia, Part IIIHakluyt, Richard
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The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation — Volume 10: Asia, Part III
Hakluyt, Richard
Discoveries in geography -- English; Voyages and travels
And for that the sayde companie are like continually to bring into this our
Realme a much greater quantitie of forren commodities from the forren
Countreyes, places, or territories aforesaide, then here can be spent for
the necessarie vse of the same, which of necessitie must be transported
into other countreyes, and there vented, we for vs, our heires and
successors of our speciall grace, certaine knowledge, and meere motion doe
graunt to and with the sayd Gouernour and companie that at all times from
time to time during the space of thirteene moneths next after the discharge
of any the sayde goods so brought in, and the subsidies, pondage, customes
and other duties for the same being before hande payde or compounded for as
aforesayd, it shall be lawfull for them or any of them or any other person
or persons whatsoeuer being naturall subiects of the Realme which may or
shall buy the same of them or any of them to transport the same in English
bottomes freely out of this Realme without payment of any further custome,
pondage, or other subsidie to vs, our heires or successors for the same,
whereof the sayde subsidies, pondage, or customes or other duties shall be
so formerly payde and compounded for, as aforesayd, and so proued. And the
sayd customer by vertue hereof shall vpon due and sufficient proofe thereof
made in the custome house giue them sufficient cocket or certificate for
the safe passing out thereof accordingly. And to the ende no deceipt be
vsed herein to vs our heires, and successors, certificate shall be brought
from our collector of custome inwardes to our customer outwardes that the
sayd marchandizes haue within the time limited answered their due custome,
subsidie, pondage and other duties for the same inwards.
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