XI.
It is also agreed, That after any Planks, Masts, and other sorts of Timber, have been once put on board the Ships of the Subjects or People of the King of Great Britain, they shall not be liable to any further Search; But all Search, or scrutiny, shall be made be∣fore; And if then, either Oaken or other prohibited Timber be found, it shall be presently stop'd and detain∣ed upon the place before it be put on board the Ships; Nor shall the People of the said King of Great Britain, or his Subjects, be therefore molested in their Persons or Estates by Arrest, or other detention whatsoever; But onely the Subjects of the King of Denmark, who shall have presumed to Sell or Alienate any the like prohi∣bited Timber, shall be punished in due manner. And the People and Subjects of the King of Great Britain, shall have, possess and enjoy all and singular the contents, and concessions of this Article, without any Molestation or Interruption, so long and for all such time as the Subjects or any of the People of the Uni∣ted Netherlands, shall hold, possess, and enjoy, or might, or ought to hold, possess, and enjoy the same or like priviledges by any Treaty already made, or to be made, or by any Contract, Agreement or per∣mission.