WHereas the Practice of Carriers , in making Sutlers ( following the Army ) pay more than the Kings Rates , is of Evil Consequence , not only in raising the Prices of whatever they carry and vend in the Camp , but by depriving the Kings Service of the Necessary Carriages weekly required from hence : To prevent therefore the Inconveniencies that may arise to the prejudice of the Army , We think fit , and hereby Appoint and Command all Carriers whatsoever , as well such as make it their Trade and way of Living , as those who are Regularly Summoned by the proper Officers , in the City and Liberties of Dublin and Counties adjacent , to bring in their Horses and Carrs weekly , either on Mondays , Wednesdays or Fridays to Colledge-Green and Lazy-Hill , where they shall on the said days be loaden and paid the Rates Established , according to the Practice hitherto in Vse ; Our Intent and Meaning hereby being , that Respect be first had to the Kings Service , viz. The Commissary Generals of Provisions to be first supply'd with Carriages , and then the Sutlers having occasion to hyre . And that this Our Proclamation may the more effectually answer the End proposed , We hereby require as well the Officers Commanding the Guards at the Barriers of this City , as those that shall Command in Chief from time to time in any of the respective Garrisons from hence to the Army , that they suffer no Sutler to pass their Garrison that hath not a Lisence under the Hand of Our Chief Secretary , or who Officiates for him , and thereon likewise the Allowance of the Commissary Generals of Provision , their Deputy or Deputies , Endorsed and Dated every Iourney at the time of the receipt of the said Carrs , and such Allowance to be without charge .

And We further strictly charge and require all Carriers whatsoever , that they presume not to impose more then the Kings Rates for the carriage of any Goods to the Camp , in which case as often as they shall act contrary to these Orders , the Person so imposed upon shall pay nothing for such Iourney .

And as We for the wellfare of their Majesties service have required a due Obedience to the aforesaid Orders , so to do equal right to the Industrious that endeavour the constant Supply of the Army as Sutlers . We require all Officers and Soldiers in the Garrisons through which they shall pass upon the Roade , whatsoever , not to disturb or molest by takeing any thing of the least value whatever from Sutlers qualified as aforesaid , but to be aiding and assisting to them in every thing , as they will Answer the contrary at their utmost Perils .