Section V V. 1 Jac. I. c. 33. recited.X1

Penalty in 1 Jac. I. c. 33. not to attach, unless on Persons refusing to compound for Goods imported or exported.

And Whereas in the before menc[i]oned Act made the first yeare of King James there is this clause That if any WinesGoods or other merchandize whereof any the Subsidies in the said Act mentioned shall truly become due should at anytime afterward be shipped or put into any boat or other Vessell to the intent to be carried into the parts beyond the Seasor else to be brought from the parts beyond the Seas into any Port of this Realme or other his said MajestiesDominions by way of marchandize and unshipped to be laid on land the subsidy custome and other duties due or tobe due for the same not paid or lawfully tendered to the Collector thereof or his deputy with the consent andagreement of the Comptroller and Surveyor there or one of them at the least not agreed with for the same in theCustome House according to the true meaning of the said Act that then from a day mentioned in the said Act allthe said Wine Goods and Merchandize whatsoever should be forfeited to his then Majestie during the time in theAct mentioned the one moytie of the rate thereof to the King and the other moytie to him or them that shouldseize the same or sue for the same It is hereby enacted that the said penalty and forfeiture shall not ensue to anyperson or persons for the shipping or unshipping of any Goods or merchandize whereupon Tonnage Poundage orany su[m]ms of money are payable by this Act untill notice shall be given of this Act penaltie & forfeiture by proclamac[i]onwhere the X2said Goods are or ought to be entred unlesse after such notice they shall refuse to compound for suchgoods and merchandize