Forasmuch , as it being represented to Vs th●● a number of Men are l●vyed in this Kingdom for the service of France , whe●●of some are landed there and moe are expected for the same purpose ; and t●● Men are clapt up in Pri●ons , and detained untill there be an opportunity to se●● them away to France , And as we are confident that our Privy Council of t●●● Kingdom have not given the least authority for making Levyes contrair to o●● Treaties , and to that Neu●rality , which , as Mediator , We are resolved to keep : 〈◊〉 We have thought fit , upon this occasion to renew our positive Commands , T●a● our Council be careful tha● no men be levyed or sent out of Scotland by any conivance whatsoever . Like●●●● We , with advice of the Lords of our Privy Cou●●il , do command and charge , That none of our Subjects or others within this Kingdom presume to levy or transport any men out of our said Kingdom upon any pretence whatsoever , unto the service of any beyond the Sea now in war . And we strictly require all the Magistrates and Officers of our Customs in all the Sea-Ports of this Kingdom , to be careful in their several Jurisdictions , that this our Command be punctually obeyed . And further , We , with advice foresaid , do command and require the Magistrates of Burghs immediately to set at liberty any men whom they shall find to be keeped in Prison in order to their transportation , and to return to our Co●●●●d the names of any persons so imprisoned , and the names of these who ap●reh●●ded them . And ordains these presents to be Printed and Published at the mercat-Cross of Edinburgh , and other places ●●●●ful , that none pretend ignorance .