IT is thought fit by divers persons of qua­lity, who met on Friday last at Scriveners Hall, to advise how just Debts may be se­cured, upon honourable and advantagious propo­sitions, to the Parliament. That all persons who have any Debts owing them, by such who are with the King, doe summe up a totall thereof, without nominating, either Debitor or Creditor, and send the same to the shop of Jonathan Blackwell Scrivener, on the Northside of the Royall Exchange; to bee entred. And that the usuall meeting place for this businesse, is to bee at the late house of Al­derman Freeman, in Cornehill, where there is ano­ther generall meeting on Wednesday next, between two and three of the clock in the afternoon▪

This 16 of August, 1644.

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