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<HEAD>&leaf;By the Queene.</HEAD>
<HEAD TYPE="sub">&leaf; A Proclamation for prohibition of tran&s;porting moneys into Ireland.</HEAD>
<P>_THe Queenes mo&s;t excellent Maie&s;ty hauing found by exprience oflats yeeres, &s;ince the time that &s;hee hath had cau&s;e to &s;end extraordinarie &s;ummes of moneys into her Realme of Ireland, for the payment of the great Forces which there &s;he mainteineth, that infinite di&s;commodities and lo&s;&s;e doth ari&s;e to this her Realme of England by tran&s;porting of the sterling moneys of this Realme into Ireland, for that the &s;ame do for the mo&s;t part either come into the hands of the Rebels, whereby they are en|abled to continue their wicked and dete&s;table rebellion and trea&s;ons (pro|uiding them&s;elues by the helpe of tho&s;e moneys of armes and munitions of warres from forreigne parts) or els are tran&s;ported from thence into other Countreys by Merchants for lacke of commodities whereon to imploy them, and hereby this Realme exhau&s;ted of the trea&s;ure which &s;hould be kept within the &s;ame: Her Maiestie al&s;o finding by the lawes of this Realme in the times of her Progenitours made, and &s;pecially by one Act of Parliament made in the nineteenth yeere of her Nighne&s;&s;e grandfather of famous memory, king Henry the &s;euenth, (yet continuing in force and effect) that for like inconueniences then felt, the tran&s;portation of moneys out of this Realme into Ireland was expre&s;ly and &s;euerely forbidden, under great penalties: Her Highne&s;&s;e hath thought good, for remedy of the like inconueniences in time to come, to put in execution tho&s;e former lawes re&s;training the tran&s;portation of moneys into Ireland. Wherefore her Maie&s;tie doeth &s;traightly charge and com|mand all Iudges, Iu&s;tices, Magi&s;trates and Officers to whom it &s;hall appertaine, to &s;ee &s;euere and due execution of &s;uch lawes as doe prohibit the tran&s;portation of her coines of England into Ireland, and namely the &s;ayd &s;tatute made in the nineteenth yeere of the reigne of her Maie&s;ties grandfather, and doth al&s;o by this Proclamation admoni&s;h all her louing &s;ubiects of both her Realmes, and all others, trading in her Realme of Ireland, that they &s;hall from hencefoorth forbeare all tran&s;portation of moneys of England, into Ireland, contrary to the &s;ayd lawes and &s;tatues, for that her Maie&s;tie will cau&s;e the former lawes and &s;tatutes prohibiting the &s;ayd tran&s;portation of money to be &s;o &s;traightly looked vnto, and executed, as the penalties thereof &s;hall fall heauily vpon the offenders again&s;t the &s;ame, without any hope of remi&s;&s;ion.</P>
<CLOSER><DATELINE>Giuen vnder our &s;igne manuell, at our Manour of Greenewich, <DATE>the third day of Iuly, in the three and fortieth yeere of our reigne.</DATE></DATELINE><LB>
God &s;aue the Queene.</CLOSER>
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<P>&leaf; Imprinted at London by Robert Barker, Printer to the Queenes mo&s;t <HI>excellent Maiestie.</HI></P>
<P>ANNO 1601.</P>
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