WEE have been lately informed by Our Lievtenant and Councell of Our Realme of Jreland , of great scarcity and dearnesse of Corne and other Provisions in Our City of Dublin , and other places in that Kingdome where some parts of Our Army are in Garrison , of which We are very compassionately sensible : and although We have in part indeavoured to supply them by causing Victualls to be sent unto them out of England and Wales at Our owne Charges , how pressing soever Our other occasions have been ; Yet out of Our further Affectionate Care of Our Army , and other Our good Subjects there , not willing to omit any thing in Our Power which may tend to their reliefe , We have thought fit to give Licence , dureing the space of sixe Moneths next comming , for the free Exportation of certain Provisions from hence into some Ports in Ireland , discharged of all Customes and Subsidies : well hoping by meanes hereof , a good supply will be brought unto Our good Subjects there . We doe therefore hereby authorize and Command all Our Customers , Comptrollers , Surveyers , and Searchers , in any of Our Ports of England or Wales , and all others whom it may concerne , to permit any Person or Persons , during the said space of sixe Moneths now next comming , after the date hereof , to put on Board and Export any quantity or quantities of Wheat , Rye , Oates , Pease , Bacon , Barelled Beef , Butter , and Cheese , without payment of any Custome , Subsidy , or other duty unto Us for the same . Provided , that Our respective Customers , or their Deputies , take Caution by Bond of all such as shall desire to Transport any of the said Provisions , That they shall within a convenient time ( in the Bond to be limited ) returne Certificate ( under the Seale of the Port where they shall discharge ) of the landing the same in some of Our Ports of Dublin , Drohedagh , Cork , or Kinsale , or such other Ports in Ireland , as Our Lievtenant and Councell of that Kingdome shall by Order of Our Councell Table there approve of ( the danger of Transportation excepted . ) And We doe also Charge and Command all Captaines , Masters , Owners , Mariners , and Souldiers , in any Ships imployed or to be imployed in Our Service , and all other Our Ministers and good Subjects , That they doe not give any interruption , let or hinderance to any shipping Merchants or Mariners , bringing the said Provisions into the said Ports in Ireland , either in their going or returne back ; but rather that they give there all reasonable Protection and assistance , as they tender Our high displeasure , and will answer the contrary at their perills . And this Our Royall Favour , We doe require all Merchants , Trading in those parts , to take notice of , for their incourag●ment in so charitable a worke , as the reliefe of Our distressed Subjects there , the cheerfull performance where of , We shall accompt as an acceptable service done unto Us.