Stamp Mayor.  arms of London  
Martis Decimo Die Novembr', 1691; Annoque Regni Regis& Reginae, WILLIELMI& MARIAE, Angl', &c. Tertio.  
THis COURT having Received frequent Complaints of the many Mischiefs arising to the Free-Men of this CITY in their Trade and Commerce, occasioned by Foreign-Buying and Foreign-Selling; As also by divers Free-Men Colouring Foreign-Goods, which is contrary to the Laws and Usage of this City, and destructive to the Trade and privilege which the Free-Men ought to enjoy; And being Resolved( as much as in them lies) to prevent the same for the Future, have therefore Appointed a Committee to Sit in the Council-Chamber in Guild-Hall every Wednesday, at Nine of the Clock in the Forenoon, to receive Informations of any Foreign-Buying and Foreign-Selling: And for that purpose, All good Citizens, who shall any ways know of any Goods Foreign Bought and Foreign Sold, or any Foreigners GOODS coloured in any Free-Mans Name, are hereby desired to Inform the said Committee thereof, to the End the Offenders may be Prosecuted according to the Laws and Customs of this CITY.  
Goodfellow.   

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