_ 110 _ I, the King, make known to those who see this warrant that the King, my Lord and grandfather, God rest his soul, granted a decree to Turun Shah, King of Ormuz, because it was his wish that the Captains of that fortress of Ormuz, the factor and other officials of his should not take from that king cabayas, horses or urracas revenues, and other things which the Kings were giving them against their will, and if they did take them they should pay for them four times over. I have now been requested on behalf of the noble and honoured King Ferragut Shah, King of Ormuz, that another such instruction be issued, and wished this. I, therefore order the Captain, factor and officials of the said city and customs-house of Ormuz, present and future, that they shall not take from the said King of Ormuz for themselves or for any third party the said cabayas, horses and urracas revenue nor any other articles, even if the King gives them to them, because I am informed that it is against his will. The penalty for those who do this is to pay four times over for all that they receive or remove, half to the accuser and half to the hospital of the said city. I hereby notify the Captain, factor and officials and I command them that this warrant be enacted and adhered to in accordance with its content; and this is to be recorded in the registers of
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