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ACT of PARLIAMENT, For an Additional Supply out of the Annual rent of Money, June 14. 1690.  
THE Estates of Parliament for a further evidence of their Duty and Affection to Their Majesties, and that the bygone Arriers, due to Their Army, and by the Army to the Country, may be speedily and effectually satisfied: Therefore the Estates of Parliament, for themselves, and in Name of the Kingdom whom they Represent, Do make an humble Tender and Offer of one penny of six, or the sixth part of all free Annualrents and Annuities for one year, due and payable within the Kingdom (deducing the Annualrents and Annuities payable by the Creditor in the said Annualrent or Annuity) to be Collected and paid at Martinmass next one thousand six hundred and ninety years, to His Majesty, or such Collectors as he shall appoint, Declaring that all personal Bonds, and likewise where infeftments have followed, shall be liable in the payment of this proportion of Annualrent or Annuity; but where after expiring of the Legal of comprisings or Adjudications, any Creditor obtains the Possession, no proportion of Annualrent shall be due. Which dutiful Offer Their Majesties do accept, and with Advice of the said's Estates, Do Ordain the foresaid proportion of all Annualrents and Annuities within the Kingdom, viz. one of six for one year, to be Collected and uplifted from the Debtors, or out of their Estates, at the Term of Martinmass next, and allows all Legal Methods for discovering and inbringing the foresaid proportion of Annualrent, to be used for inbringing of the same, which are prescribed by the first Act of Parliament in the year 1633. And Their Majesties, with Advice foresaid, Do Allocat and appoint the first and readiest of the foresaid Annualrents and Annuities, to be applied for the payment and satisfaction of the sums due to the several Shires and burgh's of this Kingdom, furnished, advanced, or paid by them to Their Majesty's Forces, these Debts being always instructed and liquidate, according to the Rule prescribed by the Act of Parliament, in anno 1681. And Declares that the payment of this proportion of Annualrent or Annuity shall exoner the Debtor, so that he shall be liable to the Creditor, only for five per cent that year; Excepting always from this Act, the Annualrents of all sums mortified for pious uses. Extracted forth of the Records of Parliament by me  
TH. BURNET, Cls Reg. 
 God save King William and Queen Mary.   

Edinburgh, Printed by the Heir of Andrew Anderson, Printer to Their most Excellent Majesties, Anno Dom. 1690.