WHereas we are giuen to vnderstand , that since our entrie into this Kingdome , many of our Subiects of our Realme of Scotland , and some also of England ( who by ancient Lawes and Customes of this Realme are bound to bring all such Goods and Merchandizes as passe betweene the two Realmes , either to the Citie of Carlile , or Towne of Barwicke ( if the same be caried by land ) or else to ship the same at some Port , whereby our Customes & dueties may be iustly answered to vs , doe not obserue our Lawes , but to the intent to defraud vs of our said Customes , doe go with their Goods and Merchandizes ouer the Fells , and other by-Passages , whereby great damage hath bene done to vs , and more is like to be , if the same be not preuented : Wee haue therefore thought conuenient hereby straightly to charge and command all our Subiects , as well of the one Realme , as of the other , That none of them presume hereafter to passe any Goods from ech Realme to other , but either shipped at some knowne Port , or else through our said Citie of Carlile or Towne of Barwicke , vnder paine of confiscation of all Goods that shal be seazed passing any other way . And wee hereby straightly enioyne all Lieutenants , Deputie-Lieutenants , Iustices of Peace , Maiors , Sheriffes , Bailiffes , Constables , Customers , Comptrollers , Searchers , and all other our Officers , ministers , and louing Subiects whatsoeuer , to haue a speciall care and watch to the obseruation of this our pleasure , and to bee ayding and assisting to any that shall giue them information of the passing of Goods by indirect wayes , and to seaze or cause the same to be seazed to our vse , as they will answere the contrary at their vttermost perill .