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License of the Commissioners of Our Treasury, under the pain of confiscation thereof, and of the ships and vessels in which the same should be imported. Notwithstanding whereof, many of Our Subjects do employ and consume considerable quantities of Foreign Salt, upon domestic and ordinary uses, albeit the Salt made in this Kingdom. be abundantly sufficient for the same, and that the commissioners appointed for managing of the Salt, are willing and ready to furnish and provide Our Subjects in all parts of the Kingdom with competent quantities of that Salt at reasonable rates. And seeing the intent of the foresaid Acts and Proclamations is like to be altogether frustrate, and the profitable Manufactory of Salt in this Kingdom will be exceedingly damnified, if the foresaid practice be not restrained for the future. Therefore, We, with the advice of the Lords of Our Privy Council,
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