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Act, 20 April 1694, Edinburgh

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Act

Liberatione Alexander Steuart

The Lords of their Majesties privie Councell Doe heirby Give order and warrand to the Magistrats of Edinburgh baillies of the Cannongate and Keeper of their tolbooth to sett at Libertie furth therof Alexander Steuart Brother son to Steuart of Ballachan In respect before his Liberatione He hath suorne and signed the oath of alleadgance and signed the assurance appointed by Act of Parliament And also hath Given bond and found Leivtenant Collonell Alexander Steuart Cautioner therin acted in the books of their Majesties privie Councell That he shall goe abroad uith the said Leivtenant Collonell In their Majesties service in Flanders And that he shall Continow and remaine in the said service and be faithfull therin And that under the penaltie of ane Thousand merks scotts money In caise he shall transgress in any pairt of the premisses

Att Edinburgh the Tuenty day of Apryle Jaj vic nyntie four years

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Act

Liberatione Alexander Steuart

The Lords of their Majesties privie Councell Doe heirby Give order and warrand to the Magistrats of Edinburgh baillies of the Cannongate and Keeper of their tolbooth to sett at Libertie furth therof Alexander Steuart Brother son to Steuart of Ballachan In respect before his Liberatione He hath suorne and signed the oath of alleadgance and signed the assurance appointed by Act of Parliament And also hath Given bond and found Leivtenant Collonell Alexander Steuart Cautioner therin acted in the books of their Majesties privie Councell That he shall goe abroad uith the said Leivtenant Collonell In their Majesties service in Flanders And that he shall Continow and remaine in the said service and be faithfull therin And that under the penaltie of ane Thousand merks scotts money In caise he shall transgress in any pairt of the premisses

1. NRS, PC1/49, 357.

1. NRS, PC1/49, 357.

Order, 20 April 1694, Edinburgh

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List of persons who are to have the benefite of the Capitulation uith these in the Bass

A List of persons who are to have the benefite of the Capitulatione uith these in the Bass Conforme to the third article therof And that besyds the Generall article of Indemnity to all who have assisted or supplied the same
[…] Frazer […] Halyburtone James Hay William Glaidstanes Androu Caddell James Midletoune William Witham William Nicolsone Gavin Johnstoun William Robertsone and Alexander Mcgleish all presently in prisone […] Dumbar […] Blackiter James Wilsone George Hog in Wintoune […] Douglas vintner […] Emeltoun in Dumbart not in prisone but under bale

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Order

List of persons who are to have the benefite of the Capitulation uith these in the Bass

A List of persons who are to have the benefite of the Capitulatione uith these in the Bass Conforme to the third article therof And that besyds the Generall article of Indemnity to all who have assisted or supplied the same
[…] Frazer […] Halyburtone James Hay William Glaidstanes Androu Caddell James Midletoune William Witham William Nicolsone Gavin Johnstoun William Robertsone and Alexander Mcgleish all presently in prisone […] Dumbar […] Blackiter James Wilsone George Hog in Wintoune […] Douglas vintner […] Emeltoun in Dumbart not in prisone but under bale

1. NRS, PC1/49, 357.

1. NRS, PC1/49, 357.

Order, 20 April 1694, Edinburgh

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Anent the Bass for the surrendering therof

A letter from Major Reid to Sir Thomas Livingstoun anent what had past betuixt him and Michaell Midletoune governour of the Bass and the rebells therin In treating the surrender of the place uith the articles Inclosed in the said Letter read And the Articles being amended uere transcribed and signed by a quorum of Councell And a List of persons Imprisoned or under bale upon account of the Bass being also wryten was signed by the Lord Chancelor and both ordered to be Given to Sir Thomas Livingstoun By him to be sent foruard to Major Reid Folloues the tenor of the Articles signed by a quorum of privie Councell
Articles of Aggreement for delyvering the Bass
primo That ther be ane Indemnity to Michaell Midletoune Governour of the Bass And to all other persons under his Command therin or who have been of the said garrisone and have Left it since January Jaj vic nyntie three For their Lifes Liberties and fortunes For all what is past and done against this present government or whatsoever prejudice is or hes been done to any other particular persons aither heir In this place or any other place by sea or Land And that none heirafter shall Call them to accompt or have Libertie to questione them or any of them for what they have Done hitherto or any account whatsoever Secundo That all the persons contained in the List heiruith sent Imprisoned upon account of the Bass whither sentenced to death or not shall be Indemnified freed and sett at Libertie upon delyverie of the said Bass and no persone whatsoever shall for heirafter be questioned or molested for having Correspondence uith supplied or assisted the said garrisone In any tyme past Tertio that the forsaid garrisone shall Have Liberty to march outuith their suords and their baggage in their oune boat to Land at any place wher they please as Conveniency may serve and dispose of the said boat at their pleasure afteruard Quarto that every person in the Bass shall have Libertie to goe for France Togither uith such of them as are in prisone or out of prisone belonging to the Bass And that they shall depart betuixt and the fifteenth day of May nixt and a sufficient ship uith provisions shall be ordered betuixt and the day forsaid To Transport them to Dunkirk or Haverdegrass And that these who are not uilling to goe for France may have protections to stay in these kingdoms Quinto that boats shall be sent before surrender for transporting the netts masts Cables and all other goods belonging to the said garrisone themselves and not belonging to the Bass formerly And that they shall not be stopped in selling and disposing the saids goods to their oune advantage Sexto The aliment granted by the Government to Michaell Midletoune Dumbar Halyburtone and Roy at their Imprisonment in the Bass and unpayed when the Bass was surprised Is already ordered by the Councell to be payed to their Countrey Creditor and shall be performed Septimo Ther shall be ane aliment alloued to […] Captain Ferdinando’s seamen not exceeding ten untill the shipps be ready for transporting them for France betuixt and the day forsaid And that thir articles signed and subscribed by the Lord High Chancelor and other Lords of Counsell and Sir Thomas Livingstoune Commander in cheiff etc at Edinburgh the tuenty day of Apryle Jaj vic nyntie four years shall be delyvered to the said Michaell Midletoune for his and the other persons Comprehended therin their security Octavo That the said Michaell Midletoune and haill other persons uithin the said Island are uithin tuelve hours after their signing thir articles of Capitulatione to delyver up to your possessione the said Island of the Bass uith the Cannon haill armes and amunitione and others belonging to the said Island or within the same except the suords worne by the saids persons themselves when they come out And the goods before mentioned belonging propperly to themselves sic subscribitur Tueeddale cancel: Southerland Linlithgow Annandale Forfar Tarbat Ross Beilhaven Carmichaell Poluarth James Steuart Adam Cockburn W Anstruther

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Anent the Bass for the surrendering therof

A letter from Major Reid to Sir Thomas Livingstoun anent what had past betuixt him and Michaell Midletoune governour of the Bass and the rebells therin In treating the surrender of the place uith the articles Inclosed in the said Letter read And the Articles being amended uere transcribed and signed by a quorum of Councell And a List of persons Imprisoned or under bale upon account of the Bass being also wryten was signed by the Lord Chancelor and both ordered to be Given to Sir Thomas Livingstoun By him to be sent foruard to Major Reid Folloues the tenor of the Articles signed by a quorum of privie Councell
Articles of Aggreement for delyvering the Bass
primo That ther be ane Indemnity to Michaell Midletoune Governour of the Bass And to all other persons under his Command therin or who have been of the said garrisone and have Left it since January Jaj vic nyntie three For their Lifes Liberties and fortunes For all what is past and done against this present government or whatsoever prejudice is or hes been done to any other particular persons aither heir In this place or any other place by sea or Land And that none heirafter shall Call them to accompt or have Libertie to questione them or any of them for what they have Done hitherto or any account whatsoever Secundo That all the persons contained in the List heiruith sent Imprisoned upon account of the Bass whither sentenced to death or not shall be Indemnified freed and sett at Libertie upon delyverie of the said Bass and no persone whatsoever shall for heirafter be questioned or molested for having Correspondence uith supplied or assisted the said garrisone In any tyme past Tertio that the forsaid garrisone shall Have Liberty to march outuith their suords and their baggage in their oune boat to Land at any place wher they please as Conveniency may serve and dispose of the said boat at their pleasure afteruard Quarto that every person in the Bass shall have Libertie to goe for France Togither uith such of them as are in prisone or out of prisone belonging to the Bass And that they shall depart betuixt and the fifteenth day of May nixt and a sufficient ship uith provisions shall be ordered betuixt and the day forsaid To Transport them to Dunkirk or Haverdegrass And that these who are not uilling to goe for France may have protections to stay in these kingdoms Quinto that boats shall be sent before surrender for transporting the netts masts Cables and all other goods belonging to the said garrisone themselves and not belonging to the Bass formerly And that they shall not be stopped in selling and disposing the saids goods to their oune advantage Sexto The aliment granted by the Government to Michaell Midletoune Dumbar Halyburtone and Roy at their Imprisonment in the Bass and unpayed when the Bass was surprised Is already ordered by the Councell to be payed to their Countrey Creditor and shall be performed Septimo Ther shall be ane aliment alloued to […] Captain Ferdinando’s seamen not exceeding ten untill the shipps be ready for transporting them for France betuixt and the day forsaid And that thir articles signed and subscribed by the Lord High Chancelor and other Lords of Counsell and Sir Thomas Livingstoune Commander in cheiff etc at Edinburgh the tuenty day of Apryle Jaj vic nyntie four years shall be delyvered to the said Michaell Midletoune for his and the other persons Comprehended therin their security Octavo That the said Michaell Midletoune and haill other persons uithin the said Island are uithin tuelve hours after their signing thir articles of Capitulatione to delyver up to your possessione the said Island of the Bass uith the Cannon haill armes and amunitione and others belonging to the said Island or within the same except the suords worne by the saids persons themselves when they come out And the goods before mentioned belonging propperly to themselves sic subscribitur Tueeddale cancel: Southerland Linlithgow Annandale Forfar Tarbat Ross Beilhaven Carmichaell Poluarth James Steuart Adam Cockburn W Anstruther

1. NRS, PC1/49, 354-7.

1. NRS, PC1/49, 354-7.

Warrant, 20 April 1694, Edinburgh

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Warrand for bringing horses from Ireland to the Lord Carmichaels regiment

The Lords of their Majesties privie Councell Considering that the Lord Carmichaell is Levying a regiment of dragoons for their Majesties service And that the said Lord may be straitned In getting horses to these dragoons by reasone of the Late proclamation of Councell Discharging the Importing of Catle or horses from Ireland They heirby allow the said Lord Carmichaell to Cause transport or Import from Ireland to this kingdome such horses as he shall stand in need of for the service of his dragoons not uithstanding of the said proclamatione And authorizes him to signe warrands or passes to particular persons for Importing the saids horses And discharges David Craufurd of Drumsuie or any under him Intrusted for seing the Contents of the said proclamatione made effectuall to trouble molest or Impede the Importing of the horses forsaids The passes aluayes Containing the Number of the horses to be Imported

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Warrand for bringing horses from Ireland to the Lord Carmichaels regiment

The Lords of their Majesties privie Councell Considering that the Lord Carmichaell is Levying a regiment of dragoons for their Majesties service And that the said Lord may be straitned In getting horses to these dragoons by reasone of the Late proclamation of Councell Discharging the Importing of Catle or horses from Ireland They heirby allow the said Lord Carmichaell to Cause transport or Import from Ireland to this kingdome such horses as he shall stand in need of for the service of his dragoons not uithstanding of the said proclamatione And authorizes him to signe warrands or passes to particular persons for Importing the saids horses And discharges David Craufurd of Drumsuie or any under him Intrusted for seing the Contents of the said proclamatione made effectuall to trouble molest or Impede the Importing of the horses forsaids The passes aluayes Containing the Number of the horses to be Imported

1. NRS, PC1/49, 354.

1. NRS, PC1/49, 354.

Sederunt, 20 April 1694, Edinburgh

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Sederunt

Lord Chancelor; Earl of Southerland; Earl of Linlithgow; Earl of Annandale; Earl of Forfar; Viscount Tarbat; Lord Strathnaver; Lord Ross; Lord Beilhaven; Lord Carmichaell; Lord Poluarth; Lord Advocat; Lord Justice Clerk; Lord Anstruther; Laird of Grant; Sir Thomas Livingstoun; Sir John Hall

Att Edinburgh the Tuenty day of Apryle Jaj vic nyntie four years1

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Sederunt

Lord Chancelor; Earl of Southerland; Earl of Linlithgow; Earl of Annandale; Earl of Forfar; Viscount Tarbat; Lord Strathnaver; Lord Ross; Lord Beilhaven; Lord Carmichaell; Lord Poluarth; Lord Advocat; Lord Justice Clerk; Lord Anstruther; Laird of Grant; Sir Thomas Livingstoun; Sir John Hall

1. NRS, PC1/49, 353.

2. NRS, PC1/49, 353.

1. NRS, PC1/49, 353.

2. NRS, PC1/49, 353.