AN ORDINANCE OF THE LORDS and COMMONS Aſſembled in PARLIAMENT. For ſecuring of all thoſe that ſhall advance two hundred thouſand pounds for the Service of England and Ireland.
With the Names of the Truſtees and Treaſurers for the raiſing of the ſame.
ORdered by the Lords Aſſembled in Parliament, That this Ordinance for the two hundred thouſand pounds, be forthwith printed and publiſhed.
London Printed for John Wright at the Kings Head in the old Bayley, 1647.
THe Lords and Commons aſsembled in Parliament, intending to raiſe the ſumme of two hundred thouſand pounds, for the ſervice of this Kingdome, and of the Kingdome of Ireland; for the incouragement of ſuch as ſhall advance any ſumme for and towards the ſame; Do hereby Ordaine and Declare, That2 every perſon who hath advanced any Moneys, Plate, or Horſes, with their Furniture and Armes, upon the Publike Faith, or Propoſitions; or that hath lent any ſumme of Moneys upon the Ordinance of the 18. of Auguſt, 1643. Intituled, An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons Aſſembled in Parliament, for the ſpeedy raiſing of Moneys within the City of London, and Liberties thereof, for the reliefe and maintenance of the Armies raiſed, and to be raiſed, for the neceſſary defence of the City, and Liberties aforeſaid, raiſed according to the Proportions of fifty Subſidies; or that hath lent any ſumme of Moneys upon the Expedition into Kent, upon the Commotion there, for which the City Seale ſtands yet ingaged; or that hath lent any Moneys towards the Loane of 30000. l. in or about November, 1642. or of 40000. l. in or about Aprill, 1643. or of 23000. l. in or about May, 1643. which are not already repayed; the which ſaid ſeverall ſummes were advanced upon the preſſing neceſſities of England and Ireland; Or that hath lent any ſumme or ſummes of money towards the rayſing of the 50000. l. borrowed for the ſervice of Ireland, in or about November, 1641. Or that hath lent any ſumme or ſummes of Money in the yeare 1641. (which are yet unpaid) upon the ſecurity of the Act of Parliament, for the ſpeedy raiſing of Moneys for disbanding the Armies, and ſetling the peace of the two Kingdomes of England and Scotland; That ſuch perſon may for every ſumme of Money he ſhall further lend for the advancement of the ſaid 200000. l. be ſecured a like ſumme more, to be paid out of the Grand Excize, in courſe, and out of the moyety of all Compoſitions made, or to be made with Delinquents, according3 to the Orders, Ordinances, or Inſtructions, of one or both Houſes of Parliament already made, for compounding with Delinquents at Gold-ſmiths Hall, after the ingagements already charged upon the ſaid Compoſitions are ſatisfied, and out of the remainder of the proceed of the Biſhops Lands, after they ſhall be cleere of the preſent ingagements; and out of the proceed of the Eſtates and ſale of the Lands of Papiſts (except Advowſons and Impropriations) which have beene in Armes againſt the Parliament, which ſhall firſt happen; together with all the Intereſt due thereupon, after the rate of 8. l. per cent. per annum, to be paid every ſix Moneths, out of the Receipt of the Excize, till Principall and Intereſt be fully diſcharged. (As for Example) if there be owing to any perſon 100. l. Principall, which with Intereſt due thereupon for three yeares paſt, will make 124. l. he adventuring 124. l. more may be ſecured for the whole 248. l. as aforeſaid, and ſo proportionably for a greater or leſser ſumme, and according to the Intereſt due thereupon. Provided alwaies that the Committee at Gold-ſmiths Hall ſhall have power to compound with Delinquents for Impropriations, according to ſuch Orders and Inſtructions, as they have, or ſhall receive from both or either Houſe of Parliament, for the benefit and advancement of the Miniſtry. Provided alſo, that the juſt debts of every Papiſt who hath been in Armes againſt the Parliament, made before the firſt of Aprill 1642. be paid, allowed, or deducted; as alſo that all former ingagements concerning the Lands, or eſtates of any ſuch Papiſt, made by both, or either Houſe of Parliament, ſhall be excepted out of the ſecurity; and4 the ſaid Lords and Commons doe hereby Ordaine and Declare, That Sir John Wollaſton Knight, and Alderman, and the other Truſtees for the ſale of Biſhops Lands, appointed by an Ordinance of Parliament, intituled, An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons aſſembled in Parliament for the leſſening the number of the Truſtees for the ſale of Biſhops Lands, and the Survivor or Survivors of them; and the Heires of the Survivours of them ſhall ſtand, and be ſeized of all and ſingular Counties Palatine, Honours, Mannours, Lands, Tenements, and Hereditaments, and other the premiſes ſetled and veſted in them, their Heires, and Aſſignes in, and by the ſaid Ordinance of Parliament laſt before mentioned, excepting as is therein excepted, and ſhall take and receive all the Rents, Revenues, Iſſues, and profits hereafter due and payable for the Premiſes, or any part of them untill ſale ſhall be made of the ſame, to the uſes, intents, and purpoſes herein before mentioned and declared, after the former ſummes lent and ſecured, or which are to be ſatisfied and paid out of the ſame, according to an Ordinance of Parliament, dated the 16. of November, 1646. or any other Ordinance of Parliament ſince that time in that behalfe made; and that the ſaid Truſtees, or any five of them, and John Blackwell ſenior, of Moore-clack in the County of Surrey Eſquire, and the reſt of the Contractors in the ſaid laſt before mentioned Ordinance nominated, and appointed, and William Gibbs Alderman of the City of London, and the reſt of the ſaid Treaſurers in and by the ſame Ordinance nominated and appointed, and Henry Elſinge Eſquire, Clerke of the Houſe of Commons alſo nominated and appointed therein to be Regiſter, or his Deputy,5 or Deputies, and Colonell Robert Manwairing, nominated, and appointed by the ſame Ordinance to be Regiſter Accomptant, and John Fowke, Alderman of the City of London thereby nominated, and appointed to be Comptroller, or his Deputy, or Deputies, ſhall continue in their ſaid ſeverall Truſts, Offices, and places, and ſhall hereby have power ſeverally and reſpectively to doe all other Acts and things as in and by the ſaid Ordinance of the 16. of November, 1646. or any other Ordinance, Declarations, or inſtructions of Parliament ſince that time in that behalfe made, they, every or any of them reſpectively are authorized, directed and appointed, excepting what is otherwiſe directed in and by this preſent Ordinance, untill ſale ſhall be made of the Premiſſes to the uſes, intents, and purpoſes herein before mentioned and declared. And the ſaid Lords and Commons doe hereby conſtitute and appoint James Bunce, Alderman of the City of London, and Richard Glyde, and Lievtenant Colonell Lawrence Bromfield, Citizens of London, to be Treaſurers for the receiving, iſſuing, and paying out of the ſaid two hundred thouſand pounds hereby intended to be borrowed; which ſaid ſervice of theirs is to be by them performed at Weavers Hall, or any other place where the ſaid Treaſurers, or the major part of them ſhall from time to time thinke fit within the City of London; And likewiſe they the ſaid Treaſurers, or any of them are hereby authorized from time to time to demand, and receive all ſuch ſumme and ſummes of money as ſhall be due, and payable out of all, or any the ſeverall ſecurities before named from the hands of the Treaſurers, which are or ſhall be appointed in or for any6 the Receipts given for ſecurity as aforeſaid; And the ſaid Treaſurers, or any of them hereby nominated are likewiſe authorized, and appointed to take and receive the ſubſcriptions of every Perſon or Perſons, Bodies Politique or Corporate, that ſhall ſubſcribe any ſumme or ſummes of money, for and towards the raiſing of the ſaid two hundred thouſand pounds intended to be lent: And the ſaid Lords and Commons doe in like manner hereby conſtitute, and appoint Colonell Robert Manwairing to be Regiſter Accomptant of all and ſingular the Accompts and Regiſtries, and to doe and execute all Acts and things concerning all and ſingular the Premiſſes mentioned, and contained in this preſent Ordinance, as fully and ample, and in ſuch manner and forme as is formerly ordained and appointed by the Ordinance made November 16. Anno Domini 1646. for the ſale of Biſhops Lands, or any other Ordinance ſince made in that behalfe for, or concerning any thing mentioned, or contained in the ſaid former Ordinances: And the ſaid Regiſter Accomptant ſhall receive, and allow all Tickets and Receipts of Money, Plate, Horſe, or Armes, with their furniture voluntarily lent upon the Publique Faith, by vertue of any Ordinance, Declaration, or Inſtructions from both Houſes of Parliament; which Acquittances and Receipts ſhall ſtand good, and be effectuall to all intents and purpoſes, ſo as the Parties which ſhall tender the ſaid Receipts doe within 3. moneths then next enſuing bring, or ſend to the ſaid Regiſter a certificate from two or more of the Committee, Deputy Lievtenants, or Juſtices of the Peace of the reſpective Counties, teſtifying that the name ſubſcribed to the Tickets or Receipts, was the7 proper Treaſurer, Collector, Receiver, Deputy Lieutenant, Committee or Committees appointed by vertue of any Ordinance or Inſtructions of Parliament, for the Receipts aforeſaid, provided alwayes that in caſe ſuch Receipts, and Certificates, ſhould not prove good, and effectuall according to the intent of this preſent Ordinance, yet the ſecurity now given by this Ordinance to any perſon or perſons whatſoever, who ſhall now lend, or disburſe any ſum or ſums of money, according to this Ordinance ſhall ſtand good, and be effectuall to all intents and purpoſes for the Money ſo lent and disburſed, according to the ſaid Ordinance. And it is further Ordained that the ſaid Colonell Monwaring, ſhall have an additionall ſalary of one hundred pounds over and above his former ſalary of two hundred pounds per ann. till both Houſes of Parliament ſhal take further Order, to be paid out of the Rents, and proceed of the Biſhops Lands by the Treaſurers thereof, for the time being on the 25th day of March, and the 29 of September by even and equall portions, and for ſuch Clerks or under Officers as ſhall be imployed in and about the premiſes, the ſame ſhall be approved of by the ſaid Treaſurers, and receive ſuch reaſonable ſalary for their ſervice as the ſaid Treaſurers, ſhall from time to time thinke fit to allow. And in caſe where the ſeverall ſummes of Money which have beene advanced by the Inhabitants of divers Wards and Precincts of the City of London, and other Counties, Cities and Townes corporate upon any the Ordinances, or Acts of Parliament hereby ſecured, have been brought in to the Treaſurers appointed by thoſe Ordinances, and Acts in one groſſe ſum, and a Receipt given by the ſaid Treaſurers for the ſame in groſſe unto the Collector,8 and bringer in thereof, only without giving any particular Receipts unto the ſeverall and particular Advancers and Lenders thereof, by reaſon whereof and becauſe divers of the ſaid Collectors are ſince deceaſed, and others departed out of the City of London, the ſeverall advancers of the ſaid ſums of mony, will be deprived of the benefit intended them by this preſent Ordinance; It is hereby ordained, and declared by the ſaid Lords and Commons, that the ſaid Regiſter Accomptant hereby nominated, and appointed is and ſhall be authorized, where it ſhall appeare to him by the particular given in to the Treaſurers appointed to receive the ſeverall ſummes of Money advanced upon any the ordinances, or Acts of Parliament hereby ſecured by any of the Collectors, who tooke ſuch generall Receipt for the groſſe ſumme by him or them brought in for their ſeverall Wards, or Precincts, that ſuch ſum of Money was at that time advanced, and lent by any particular Inhabitant of the ſaid Ward or Precinct to aſcertaine the principall and intereſt therof, and to give him or them their Excecutors or Adminiſtrators clayming the ſame, ſuch receipt for the ſame as if he, or they had produced the particular Receipts, or Certificats of the ſeverall Collectors thereof; And that theſe the ſaid Regiſter Accomptants Receipts ſhall be a good and ſufficient ground to ſuch perſons, to whom the ſame ſhall be ſo given their Executors, Adminiſtrators, and Aſſignes to require the ſum and ſummes of money therein mentioned; And that it ſhall and may be lawfull to and for every perſon or perſons to whom any money is owing upon the Publique Faith, or otherwiſe according to the particulars9 before mentioned in this preſent Ordinance to grant, and aſſigne his or their ſaid Debts, or any part thereof to any other perſon or perſons whatſoever; And further that it ſhall and may be lawfull for every perſon and perſons, bodies politique or corporate, who ſhall have any monies due to him or them by vertue of this preſent Ordinance, to grant and aſſigne the ſame unto any perſon or perſons whatſoever; And the ſame grant or aſſignment ſhall be good and effectuall to all intents and purpoſes whatſoever; and allowed of by all perſon and perſons whatſoever, to whom it ſhall appertaine to make any allowance thereof, as if he or they had lent the ſame themſelves, and that every Lender of any money upon this Ordinance ſhall have all benefits and advantages whatſoever, for and concerning any monies due by this preſent Ordinance in courſe, after the former ingagement ſatisfyed and diſcharged as fully and amply to all intents and purpoſes reſpectively, as they who have formerly lent any money upon the former Ordinance for ſale of Biſhops Lands, made November the 16. Anno Domini 1646. ought to have by vertue of the ſaid Ordinance or any other Ordinances ſince made in that behalfe; And if any perſon or perſons ſhall wittingly or willingly produce any falſe or forged Acquitance, or Certificate to the ſaid Regiſter Accomptant, thereby to defraud the Common-Wealth, the perſon or perſons ſo offending ſhall looſe and forfeit his money lent, towards the Rayſing of this two hundred thouſand pounds, or any way due to him upon any the Ordinances or Acts of Parliament, hereby ſecured or aſſigned unto him as aforeſaid, the benefit whereof ſhall be for the uſe and benefit of the Common-Wealth.
10And be it further ordained by the authority aforeſaid, that every perſon who ſhall have his ticket allowed of and entred by the Regiſter Accomptant, and not bring in the money which upon that ticket he is required to doe, by this ordinance within eight daies after ſuch entry unto the Treaſurers hereby appointed for the receipt of the ſame, ſhall looſe, and forfeite the mony that ſhall be due unto him upon any the ordinances, or acts of Parliament hereby ſecured, unleſſe he ſhall ſhew unto the ſaid Treaſurers, or any two of them, ſome reaſonable cauſe to be by them allowed; And be it further ordained that the ſaid Treaſurers hereby conſtituted and appointed for the receiving and iſſuing out of the ſaid money, ſhall not iſſue or pay out any of the ſaid two hundred thouſand pounds, to be borrowed for the uſe of the Common-wealth as aforeſaid, but by Ordinance of both Houſes of Parliament, which Ordidinance with the receipt of the party or parties to whom the money is appointed to be paid, ſhall be a good and ſufficient diſcharge to the ſaid Treaſurers, their heires, executors, and adminiſtrators; And the ſaid Treaſurers ſhall not diſpoſe, disburſe, or pay any other ſumme or ſummes of money that ſhall come to their treaſury, or be paid unto them by vertue of this Ordinance, but onely for neceſſary charges, and as is further and particularly directed by this preſent Ordinance. And be it further ordained by the authority aforeſaid, that the ſaid Treaſurers ſhall receive all ſums of money due, and payable out of any the ſecurities hereby engaged as aforeſaid, from the hands of the Treaſurers there already appointed, or who hereafter ſhall be appointed, and as they receive the ſame, deducting charges and allowances, ſhall againe pay out and divide ſuch monies11 to the Lenders by one fourth part of their whole debt, that ſhall be owing to them in courſe, as they did pay their money with intereſt then due, and ſo from time to time till the whole be paid; Provided alwaies that it ſhall and may be lawfull for every Lender or Lenders, who ſhall become a purchaſer of any part of the Biſhops lands after the former engagements, by the Ordinance of the ſixteenth of November, 1646. or any other ordinance ſince that time in that behalfe made fully ſatisfied and diſcharged, or of the lands, or eſtates of any Papiſts in armes to defalke, or retaine any moneys that ſhall be due unto him by vertue of this preſent Ordinance, upon every purchaſe that he or they ſhall ſo make, if the ſum by him lent ſhall not exceede the value of the purchaſe, or ſo much thereof as the ſame ſhall amount unto, which ſhall be accordingly allowed by the ſaid Treaſurers for the ſale of Biſhops Lands, and ſuch as ſhall be appointed for the ſale of the lands of Papiſts in armes as aforeſaid. And be it further ordained, that the ſaid Treaſurers ſhall keep true and perfect accompts of all receipts, disburſements, and payments, and ſhall give their accompts to the Committee for taking the accompts of the whole Kingdome for the time being, who are hereby required to take the ſame every ſix moneths, and thereupon to give juſt diſcharges to the ſaid Treaſurers; and after ſuch diſcharges the ſaid Treaſurers, their heires, executors, and adminiſtrators, ſhall not be further queſtioned for or concerning any of the matters for which they have had and received ſuch diſcharges; And further the ſaid Treaſurers ſhall have deducted and paid unto them the ſumme of one penny in the pound, for all ſuch monies onely as by them ſhall be received of the advancers of the ſaid two hundred thouſand13 pounds, or ſo much thereof as ſhall be raiſed by vertue of this Ordinance, and not for any other ſumme of monies which ſhall come to their hands, by vertue of any of the ſecurities before mentioned, which are to be paid, and divided as aforeſaid to the Lenders. And be it further Ordained by the authority aforeſaid, that the Commiſſioners of the Exciſe for the time being, are hereby charged and required, upon demand of the ſaid Treaſurers, or any two of them delivering in writeing what ſumme or ſummes of money are due and payable, to any perſon or perſons, bodies politique or corporate, by vertue of this preſent Ordinance, for intereſt after the rate of 8. per cent. which writeing the ſaid Treaſurers are hereby required, and authorized to make accordingly, to pay every ſix Moneths unto the ſaid Treaſurers all and every ſumme and ſums of money due for intereſt a aforeſaid during the time that the principall hereby ſecured or any part thereof ſhall remaine unpaid, and the receipt and receipts of the ſaid Treaſurers, or any two of them from time to time, ſhall be a ſufficient diſcharge unto the ſaid Commiſſioners of Exciſe, and every of them in this behalfe; And when this preſent Ordinance and the ſeverall ſumme and ſummes of money thereby ſecured, ſhall come to its due courſe upon any the receipts hereby engaged, and as is herein before Ordained and provided; It is further ordered by authority aforeſaid, that the Commiſſioners of the Exciſe for the time being, the Treaſurers for the ſale of Biſhops Lands for the time being; the Treaſurers for Compoſitions of Delinquents Eſtates for the time being, and ſuch Treaſurers as ſhall hereafter be appointed for the ſale of the Lands and eſtates of Papiſts in Armes, ſhall reſpectively from time to time14 pay unto the Treaſurers hereby appointed to that purpoſe, all and every ſumme and ſummes of money ariſing out of their ſeverall Receipts and due, and payable out of all and any their receipts by vertue of this preſent Ordinance, for and towards the payment of the ſeverall ſumme and ſummes of money thereby ſecured as aforeſaid, and the receipt, and receipts of the ſaid Treaſurers hereby named, or any two of them ſhall be from time to time a ſufficient diſcharge unto the ſaid Commiſſioners of Exciſe, and the Treaſurers of the ſeverall receipts, and every of them reſpectively for all ſumme and ſummes of money unto them paid in purſuance of this preſent Ordinance; And it is further ordained, and and declared by the ſaid Lords and Commons in Parliament Aſſembled, that no Aſſignement made by one or both Houſes of Parliament, or by authority of the ſame upon the receipts of the grand Exciſe, or upon the ſale of Biſhops Lands, or upon the ſaid moytie of the Compoſitions of Delinquents Eſtates, or upon the ſale of the Lands and Eſtates of Papiſts in Armes after the ſeventh of this inſtant May ſhall precede this preſent Ordinance, whereof the Commiſſioners of the Exciſe, and ſeverall Treaſurers of the reſpective Receipts before named are to take notice accordingly: And it is hereby ordained and declared by the authority aforeſaid, that the Exciſe and new impoſt upon commodities mentioned in the Ordinance of the 11. of September, 1643. or any Ordinance or Ordinances of this preſent Parliament, made in explanation, and continuance thereof, ſhall be continued, taken and put in due execution, untill ſuch time as all ſummes of money payable by vertue of this preſent Ordinance ſhall be paid and ſatisfied, and the payments of the ſaid moneys, to be due and payable, by15 vertue of this preſent Ordinance ſhall not be debarred put by, or deferred from being paid out of the ſaid Exciſe, ſale of Biſhops Lands the moity of Compoſitions at Goldſmiths Hall, and ſale of Lands, and Eſtates of Papiſts in Armes as aforeſaid by any order, or orders, Ordinance, or Ordinances of one or both Houſes of Parliament, or by any authority derived from them or either of them, or otherwiſe by the payment of any other or further ſumme, or ſummes of money then the ſaid ſeverall Receipts and ſecurities were, or are charged withall upon the ſaid ſeventh of this inſtant May 1647. And laſtly it is further ordained by the authority aforeſaid that the ſaid firſt recited Ordinance, and this preſent Ordinance, and every Article, Clauſe and thing therein contained ſhall be pleadable, and may be given in evidence in any of His Majeſties Courts of Juſtice, or other Courts, and the Judges of all the ſaid Courts, are required to allow and admit thereof accordingly
Provided alwayes, that all ſuch ſummes of money as ſhall be lent by any perſon or perſons toward the advancement of the aforeſaid ſumme of two hundred thouſand pounds ſhall be ſecured as is aforeſaid, although the full ſum of two hundred thouſand pounds, ſhall not be advanced as is intended.
Provided nevertheleſſe, and it is hereby declared, that ſuch further fine or fines as ſhall be hereafter impoſed upon any perſon or perſons, for, or by reaſon of his or their omiſſion or under valuation, of any the lands or other eſtates in the ſeverall particulars, whereupon he or they already have or ſhal compound, is not nor ſhall be taken, or deemed to be any part of the ſecurity by this Ordinance granted.
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