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_Lieutenant-General Handasyde to Walter Grossett_

By the Hon^{ble} ROGER HANDASYD Esq^r. Leut^t General

and Commander in Chief of all His Maj^s Forces in North

Brittain.

Whereas it has been found Injurious to His Majesties Service

that any Boats should pass from the North or South sides of

the Forth or that any Vessells whatever should be allowed to

remain upon the North side of the said River These are therefore

requiring all Magistrats, Justices of the Peace, Constables and

others concerned to be aiding and assisting to you in Stoping

the said passage and removeing all Boats and Vessells whatever

from the North to the South Side of the Forth from Kinghorn to

Stirling Bridge and in case of resistance or refussall to Burn

or otherwise Destroy such Boats and Vessells as shall after due

Intimation made be found upon the North Side of the said River.

Given under my Hand at Edinburgh this 27^{th} November 1745.

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