Whereas upon occasion of the unsetled condition of the SCOTS Staple in the Low-countreys ; The Merchants of this Our ancient Kingdom of Scotland have for diverse years past , suffered great prejudice , intheir Trade and Comerce to those Provinces . And being graciously inclined to countenance all fair and just means , for setling of the said Staple : We therefore gave full power and commissios to Our Resident and Conservator of the priviledges granted to Our Subjects of Scotland in the Low-countreys ; to treat with any Town or place most convenient and advantagions for the Merchants and Trade of this Our Kingdom : So the Articles agreed by him with the Commissoners of the prince of Orange , and Deputies of the town of Campvere , for the re-setling of the Scots Staple-court within the said town , are approven by Us : Whereupon the said Staple court is removed from Dort to the town of Campvere . And to the end this Our Royal pleasure , may be made known to all Our loving Subjects of this Our Ancient Kingdom , We with advice of the Lords of Our Privy Council , Do Ordain pablick Proclamation to be made thereof at the usual places of this Our Kingdom ; that no person may pretend ignorance , but duely obey Our Royal pleasure herein , as they will answer at their peril . And further , We , wish advice foresaid , Do declare that the ancient standing Acts of Parliament made by Our Royal Progenitors , in favour of the Staple-court , and the Conservator , are in full force and strength . And further , We Ordain the Royal Burroughs in their meetings to make strick Acts , that the Staple may be duely observed , which We with advice foresaid , Declare to be binding upon all Our Subjects whatsoever trading to , or residing within any town , or place of the united Provinces . And We ordain thir presents to be Printed and published at the Market Cross of Edinburgh , and other Royal Burghs and Sea-ports needful , that none may pretend ignorance therof .