 Moray was one of 73 individuals included in this list, although the original amount of £3,500 was eventually reduced to £500.After the Restoration of Charles II in 1660, Moray became a Privy Councillor but remained a minor political figure.He was known as an opponent of Presbyterian radicals and in 1675, his uncle by marriage, the Duke of Lauderdale, named him Lord Justice General, replacing the Marquess of Atholl.