%%¢%%%%a%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%¢%%%¢%%¢®%%%%%%%%%%%%%{ ¢~«:~rM«z»¢s«¢»nz~»:~«:m:»»»z~~:»¢«».s¢»z»z»+¢.»m.««;,a;.;;.;..;»..;«.:«.M..;4.§~¢-.w. ‘E A To all Hi310ving_Subjeé‘rs,% IN .4Ns'%z»£_1e T 0 A ‘D A R A T I 0 N % ofcm-LACK us and Co M Ma N s M upon thcj: proceedings of tI1eI;1te A A “TR E A T Y. o F P E A c E AND ¢ fizverall Intercepted Letters_.,of His Mgj E s TY tochc (ms ENE, ’ Aandof PHRINCE RUPERT to% the Earlczof N 0 R T H-5 V %H.A.M:p-row, ? 923'-2*=%*a. s:~ 0 X I‘ ‘~’ 1‘ D» 3? 1W. I 6«433 .. gi P1’iI1I.‘CCI,byHiSM‘AjE’8TI‘ES C0mmand,i.%% A Arorroxv. <’3I’;: % A V L Ia 0 ma R 1:‘ Ln: ;«x1=:t¢a Ln, Pri V A tows Ztizzwerfity; I 64% 3. A %%° 45' A «=v~:.~:»«:,m¢.=~t«vz-»z»~:~~:~~:~~z:~:»~:«»:°e%‘-z~~:~~:=~:~vM~:«~%»2‘~$»~z~‘::~M-.4:.;; H 8 N! A] E s T IE 5 HistMaie{liesDeclaration loving Snbieéis, in anfwer to a Declaaraé tion of the Lords and Commons upon the % t ptotceedings ofthe /ate Treaty of7’eace_.,t§“c'~. I-laugh his Maielty bee afiitred, it cannot but be of«greatAd.. .. vantage to Him to have fuch an Occafion as is i now given ,l to Him by the lateDccIaration of both Hou{es,to ihcw to all His “ V good people who it -is that is really in fault, that the lail: Trea- tyfo much defired by His Maiefly, broke ofl‘ fo abruptly (as H e doubts not to doe, iftho1’e,who govern: in the remaining part of both Hotties, have but fo muchingcnuit left, as fuffer what he laics to be tqually freely publifht to His PE“Oplf:‘5t yet His Maiefiy cannot without great grief: ofsoule fee that Treat , which He hoped and oxpetfted ihould have beget the letled Peace an Happinelie of His Subieéts, in {lead thercofbeget nothing but Difpntos and Deela-. and oncly begun upon his Define, to all Hie rations 5 yet: it will be fame Cordiall to Him, when He {hall be forced A ' to fee the Defolation ofthis Kingdome, and the Mifery of His People, That not only it is not He that hath made that Defolate and them Mi»- fera.ble,but that H e is able to demonfirate to all the World, That Hee hath ufed His utmofl andmoit earnefi endeavours to prevent it, as will appear: at large by the followin Rate of the Cafe. .AfttB1“that the Coniiairacy of fome Perl"ons,_ againlt the (fart:-i'cnt cila- I bliiht Government both Ecclefiatliacall and Civill,had ma :2 meanes to infufe into part of the People (by pnblifhing unheard of Declarations, obtain’d and pail in a new 8: unheard oftnanner, fometimes but by e- leven voyees after ilwentecne houres fitting,and that but in one Houfe‘ Pcrange Feares and Iealoufies of the other 1_-ioufc, and of His Maiefty, and by them given the Rift: to thofeinfnfferablc ‘I umnlts,and fizditious V V unparliamwentaryt Petitions at once to and agarnfl the I.ords,whzch they afterwardti avowed publiqnely to proteét and encourage, and forced the Lords EL ufe, by f'earing them, tofcem to fearc With them, and to joyne with them firll in ztequiring. and next in forcing no lefie focutity _ for thofe feares from His M ai liy who was then in condition to have moit reall Canfe of fear to himfelfe, then almoil all that power which the law had truited to Kim for the fccurity of the Crowne and tithe pron;-.., éiiontof His People 5 After that His Maiefty and moft of the Members were forced away from the Parliament, and that his {hate in making new Lawes was denyed to Himin any cafe in which they would pro» i tend necefl3ty,and every Snbit-El that would r:ot,fnb.mit to any new cat» travagant, extemporary, legiilative Declaration, .or,Order of one or A’; «w a both Houiies ztgainlt the ancient knofivn Law Oflihfi L334» W33 136601110’, ( z) , Tent for up,_aAnd imprifoned as A2; Delinquengaémé whofoevér wotfld aim them,againi’t~Athe knowne L%aWwas not é$n;lj,Mr prqteflfed by them" in that; but inany; other CJafe\{2e1ti1:augi1 they were %o£:‘t%hemfwho Ind been A::Igo{% apparently aétive in timfe‘ f01:mCrAPr§ffi"__ur£-5’ upon the Pcopfie, \I.'i&ich they new a freih im puts: t0 H13 Mmeity} 122» that to bcofth-azr fide was now become :1 known»: S3.né?cuary ; After t‘n..at zzothing was left: urzdozze ‘ ‘or unfaid that might render H-isAI\/iaiefiy both weak-3 Hand odious, and that an that E{‘@.ccPu1d- fay om detgto clézertz ‘Hi1i1f€1%f':3;%V\7aS either fuppre 11: ,_ or inter;->r¢tec:1%4?%iAzx%a:“ cm1t2*a¢1fy and~~im_pofi'i bk: fenfe (fa that His vex'y offeg % to ve‘fitm‘e' His R<>ya1iPcric=n zzzgairfithe irifh Re bi‘: is W«~‘3.s voted to bee‘ an%enc<3u2*agmxénz: ‘to that Rebellion 3 ) After that fro1n%decI:u-,i;'zg of %£aw,t1iey came to a’Ec};:1riI3g‘of‘Th0ughts,mLi forgetting th t the H€;*3.rtS “ ~ ofbiings 3116 infcr112:a?,%>1:;gprefi1n“u:~d to ci~iwvt':%into§ His, and witI1eutApp*a . V rencrzg and c<>ntras-yto Truth I1addec1zm:=.'d 5 ' That: He: meant to mail-:e~ % Warre Liporx His 1—"ar}1amentA, and mack: that De:%cl21rat1onAa gmund to ' % lcavy a reall Wa1*re agamfc Him, and than made that W'ar1*c~: 3. Ground to be-girmeto make W'arre upon his I*cop1c,% forcing away the: Armes and Monyozfall fuchas they p1caf<~:d‘to fufpefit ofthe Crimes ofA1l:::gi.. * ante and%I.oyalty5, After that thcyhad fo farre. exprefi and~difc:ove.- refl the true end of a11t’rwefc=: Aé?;io~ns, as to propofs the total} Change of the preferit Govcrpnaent, both Ecclefiafiicail and Civil} in the ninteene Propofitioz1sAas the esmczrly Way to Pcacc,a;nd that H15 Maiefiy {night by mail this have vbecne fufEcient1y%pex%f\vaded_, That :2: was1n1p4ofi1bI<:~ for ¢ 2%.-§im"Ato obtaine 1>e2<:e from them but .either by fubm:ifi1on_, ,or' by 1-mg ~ Swordgyete aftEr'a1%1 this His Ma%iefiyA"}vas fo%%:-zv>é§rI‘e to the 1Iam:»r Courfé: A as to defcefid to fa-great a~De%gre»e of thc: fom:x!er., % as fmnzrwottnngham A A to propofe rmand dmre Ram them :1 Treaty for Peace.-,and brzmg there: wise openly &_A%ab{”o1urc%1y r€fi1fé~dit,}7et did then dc?c1;31‘e':,t:h3t 112 would notw1tbfl~a1udin&g%bc ready to. recmve 1t whenfoczver they would Apz-9.. p ofe ic.AAn%d tO7-fflfiwgth3.1ZAthEf§5~j‘Q§€rS procc:ede%d%not from His Condi- A titan butfiis I’ncl~i:“mtion5afte1'I-Iis vzéinry at Edge!-:iII,and after that tffe EVa~rIe«o£ Efihx had‘L fo farre forgot his Errand, A as to rcrrurne m Londmm H along in fiéad GAE ‘1’%>”rir3ging up his Magicrfiy, andzzhofc his good Subie&s,A A Whom» they¢caid%DeIinqu‘&rnrs, Aniwer at: C01ebrooke will flrsew to 2111“ t1ae9VVc»~r_Ald,% that he was fiili of the fame mind :23 when He; fent his.‘ Meffages? ‘from? Nettingham, and 1":-‘is mt"-:fl"age fo c:11~e*fuL1y; fen: frrun Qclebrooke to prevent all mifconfirhéfinn ofthat marczh of His,which.: they h&d1nC€€fEtat£dftO Braim-:$eA‘rhrd,% zmdahisprcfiing R311 that a T1-eaty AA A % might g-oe;on%i1i that andfeverall othermeffages, a11flc§i%ght<:AAd and neg.‘ ‘ A Ibéted, ‘flaéixved fu1f”Ei:iient:1.y who~~real1y was defirous of, and who wart averfe to Peace. But when%the,Pet1tira»nA of Afo many Cimzens, Thgta Treaty might be accepted; fl-ndmg for httlc countenance: or acccptmcc I from the Houfe ‘of*Gommon‘5-, and"th£: Iniuries and Imprifonxnents % - - *yA%nghioI1 the Pi?t4itIi0I1€1‘S“ fufa“éred%*i50r 1:“ A fr:'om= Azlde-rm4an AP=emnmgvon4‘a:nd»A A A A A ‘ A A Vonhezzsa <23} 2 others; f-i%nd'r11zg {'0 much cauiatena~25..ccf1'oxn them, did {'0 hfad-The-gin; to 0-»; A pen the Eyes of theymople, Tina; rhefiverfion to fP«.::::2ce be.ga11.to be yimpxmed rofthem Whcfwerc tr-uely guilty, at1_c:!th;zt ::h:::y fa-.u:12 t-his Di.» fcavcry made men gerez~a11y%unwii1i:1g to part $.s=it§.3 .th:=:ir n'mnyto~ mgkezhcmfclves mifc:1*ab1ye, anci ghatzzgzxinc encmtmgd, m'=nyDi' tfizzzs Imenubcsrs to appears for 12¢-.acemo,am cm: co11i}:~*qu4~:i1tly th:-iz- too «G... pen azadyaxfowwd Dcefirctjof \Vaz‘1'¢wm,r1d him render thr‘:.m xmablerm contimue i't,tyI'1ey»thougI:t it necelfary to :‘nz-.yI-=:+::- fame I"rr;spo_fitim-as w hich miglzr deceive the Pam-p1efoyfm~reas to i:r'sz11(~‘:"tht'1I1 bc}em'e they c‘-c.jfi- red Peace, and yet re17.)IV'edro i1‘1a‘~2k’E,t.h€‘:l1‘1fO llI11‘:#‘ai«T)11&b‘f'C, as thcy might n“0t‘witi1fland'ing be furs: to bee out oi’ ail danger of'%ri’Ec'.n.:1 ti‘-ac‘ efiabiiihment of the Kingdotnes Peace: andS&fi'ety3 yet His ‘14‘21ic:i?cyis-» confident that even thofe who are not very iz1diffiér<~:nt are yet abla to fee, ythzgtno Propofirions could be more u11r-eafonable thm nhofe fem- teene,:~xcept%%t11e fixrmegr Nixmtwzme. _ .4 , To pail": by the Preamble, ( in which mczsfl unnece{*I‘ariIy they lay: mm!-I hsavy and mof’c*m"s that His Maiaefiy zmdzlr ; His pe:opI¢yx1my enioy the Blciifings ‘of Race and mflice ; which was certamly by te1‘r0u1‘ofA1*mez:syto d::*m;md new Lzm/es, and as gxmt as Procfe: that they did fo _., ~ as they feeme to conE&“fl"E;= it‘ uz1p.ayrIia nacnmry if ‘ rheyyyhad dame it. Is net the taking; away of rhszr Bifhraps, Dezmcs and Chapryers, and mdcadythe whole cflabliflut E<:«c:1efiaf’uc'a11 Frame of Dr» der and »G:'<;>vem111ent:, a new I..aw.>ycc yL1r214:*1'f’4:z: Hts Mm-f‘ty W151‘ yecld tor»- takew it away {tho.ugyl1,%there were but fivc .‘I...o~rds: pm Fem: when the Bi}l&y paff, and th0I.‘igh' no“ Qthcr formeybeyyyet <:ef1"é:red’or fl‘1¢]"W"fS:‘d to him, bt-my theiPres¥.wireri:a.nsyyand, ‘incicpcndants are ‘left to fightit outyamoug, i% ‘hhhemfe1v%es, wha: {Ball fucaeed inythe plzm-1%,) I-Iis1\«1ajc:yy!&visco1d, Hey mufin%ot.Imy:faxyPea¢.e.‘4 the divifion lik€1y~!O£E1fk1€“betWAecne‘ A A A 3 ‘ d‘ifi‘7ercnt: (4) Biffereet pzttiesi .w~l:at {hall ‘after beintroduced,flaewesfufiicienfly what hop: there lhould be ofPe2ce,i if_“I—I_ "fl10’l1_ld P3.f'T_4¢leliI- A_ Are not the Bill againll fcantlalous Mm1llers(m which moi} of their owne Faéltionl are appointed Cotmniflioners, that they may make war for and introduce a new:-Clergy of their owne,) The Bill againii Pluwt" ta-lities, which makes no difference oficonditions, or merits of Perfons, or or vztlue of Livings, «rand lookes not only forwards, * l1t't:X.tE‘.'ndS to the immediate 'difpofl"efiing of preferit Incumbents ofwhatis veiled in them for their Lives by the Law ofthe Land‘;) _The Bill for the con. fultati m of Divines'(P_erfons oftheirowne»cl=io1ce, and moll ofthem of-—their Faflion, and of no efieeme l-mt with themfelves, hardly at all bounded as to the matter, and abfolutely unlimited as to thetime of their confiiltatiory) l all new ziawes 9 Is notthe fetling of the Militia both by " ea _and’Land, and the Forts and ports, in {itch aimatmeras {hall “be agreed on by both Houfes (in which l—I1s Majelly is expetil.-ed with a blinde imphcite Faith to tzultthcm With the whole Power of c the Kingclome, and with His only me-ants of defending Himfelfe‘, anti % proteéting-, ‘His Subjeéls, though into what hands, or for ‘What time, or in what manner they will order or difpofe of it, is 1'0 farte from a ;. opiearitrg to him, that it doth not yetiappeare that both Houfés know’ themft1ves,l‘i1hd how they have already us’d that Power is lmowne to all the World) both :1 new and a firange demand? Are theE.1.rle of Brillcolls Removall and Exclufion fiom all pollibility ofEmployment, ‘(a«Perfon uncondemned,%unimpeacht and utnfummoncd, no crime or error either proved or" but named 2gainllI—Iim,) r otrhe choice ofthc Iudges and Mailer of the Rolls, the change of Commiflioners ofthe ‘Peace, and Oyer and Terminer, of the tailoring of Members of the Houfes, event to fuch menial! places of Service, as requireda perfo... mall attendance", and who had yet refufed to attend upon command 5; Or the alfentintg to whatfoever Aéts He tldall be ttdvifed for paying of A In Debts cointraéled upon the publique Faith, that is, by the Authority of both I-Ioufesi (by which His Majefiy mull allow himfelfe to bone pat: of the publique, arid mull direéily allow‘, and as it were ratify ' % that Rebellion which this mony was rallied to foment) either due to 4 them by Lawior reafonable in'them'l'elve~5 9‘ i Q Doth the direflting His ‘Majefiy with whom and how far to make. Alliances belong to them ‘.3 A (or ‘W35-itllat at alllncceflfity, His incline, tion to the lit iéleil: bands with Princes and States of the Proteiiant Re;.. A A li T~§-mi hei,n<..=5 hy the Match of His Daugliter fufiicientlyr expreffedéj Arid ‘yet till all this he cione; and unleffe He will‘pa%rdon—2ll that have orne l _Arm_es agzizili Him, “and leave thofe that have aiiilieditt himfto their t Amer-cv who lmrve not-e, they Willlntlt promile any hqipefull endeavours _ A V A list l‘I3‘e:;:.c:e and lullzice- But is there any thing cut that is dt1¢:~byeLa\y,r, % wliich was before deriyeld; and is here demam-led, ‘that-canin ‘army de; l *4 y <5 3’ agree, wjuiiifie or tfxtenuate that ever Peace was broken and Iufiice de. itroyeda Not fo muchhas one trttle. Did his Majeiiy give any Com;-. V rnitlion till theyfhacl niuftt.-red many men 2‘ ‘Orydid he {'0 much as ta-ke any Guatd to Hirn, tillboth they had a much greater, many moneths, 3nd_ had of their owne Authority ordered a Scrjant~Ma'jor¢-General} of their Ciitty Forces, and till his Magazine and towne were by Amnes- liifipt againfi Him, though He were provoked to it before by all the ,0.thring his Shubieéls by a Cefi'a.. A , I_.l<£)l’l to a {hurt Tryall of the quiet and benefirof Peace, would 11:-we r W. x:endred them fo farre inI.oue with 1;hataImofifbrgotten Happineife, i ‘that feeing nothing detiiandedi by them that was Worthia VVar’r'e,they would have had a“'hard worketc_>rh;1ve engaged flrhemyiagaine into To um profitable ‘ a madnefi"e.g And his I\.’laif:ily' is ['0 confident of his adlvah... . rage in all thefeg, that he coniures his Siibieéislerioufly to read, COD.‘ fider and compare what He and what; they denianded, and by their indifferent Prepofitionsi to Iudge oftheu~fe_verall izitenlxons. ~ ~ A And ~« indeed, fnthe violent party both 1n4theC1tty3I.ndlthCI-Iotllfes «(which for all the pub1ique;Feares and Iealoufics they preeend-, V ‘wardly and really are 7 fearefull and I ealbusef nothing fo muchas““oi.:" Peace) Ci1fl1l{€i* nethmg more in his Maxelhes Prop yfitronsrhen the nzoderauon, and fufpeéftmg that the reafonablerze-fl"elandeunreafom- blexielle ofwhat 1:isiMaiei’cy and whaethey aslcgwould but too general... ly. appeare by rbembifcuflion of both 111 a free and open ‘Treaty, and fo 7 l pbfe A nvi3.ht in defpi«g4l=ltirofj;hein proclucea Peace,earneftly and openly ca ‘ rheTreaty,e&=:i1o far oppofehisMra1efiies propofirion ofce[fatibn,t atit - fiiffi -iently anpeared by their averfiion to the {hadow ofPeac::: (as them- if:-Ives call it how much and how heartily they were averie to itheifuba fiance it feliejiut when rheyifound thatythey could perfwade nb man to ieyn with them in reieéling all imaginable nm_m:xe1's ofT1‘ea[ty and Cgef. il'ation,r that did not joyne with ether-n in labhorrinigmany imaginable A-nzanmr, of fence , “they lreferved “thci1fAuthOrity itro‘cnal:>llei them ti brcaly H from‘ the fcorne axidlviolemceof A (7) i A ll brefalte o:»%l5oth~, upon f°ot1ji»E_." what more plaufiblc dditfiictence in their Citcumlhtnces and Conditions. A“ fafe Condttét is demandttdlbyg thefloufes, tand‘theit firlt Art is to get the Lord Sayi named in that At Demand for 3.T!%‘€“3:t€‘1’, i which they Imow~.,certaine1y (he havit:-g, borne Armes againfi H‘1SrM3Jj€fiy _, and beene excepted in one of His Pmiclatmations of Pardon) I~Iis'Ma,-efty mull except agiainft , bulti i when thttly could not perfwade even both Holufesi who well res i membred an example of no elder date then finceH1s M A I E S TY ' was at CO1€iJf00k’,. when tlie fame exceptioniat the Pcrfon _ of Sir Iohn Evelin was made by H1-.5 M A I E 8* T Y,lar‘1d’ not excepted at by both Houfesi) that this exception. was {'0 tmparaleld a breachof \ Ptiviltedge , as to defetve to hinder the1"reaty from going on: their next Artcs are foe to bound and limit their Committee,iboth in the i Matter, “NIEmnBI‘,..Tim€, andplower%,t as might wholly render it um; icfi'etItua1_I5=. And , to fhaténld,-ti-ley fitlt obtaine that their Committee‘ fltould Treat with none but with His M A1 B3 TY , (a Coyerfe, W-h-iehiihow lafty‘ , how advatntagious , and howunreafotiable foever‘, yet His Me A I E S T Y out of His eamefi defire of Peam-,cnntralry cm their Impes- 8‘: expo€tatio«ns,wa's. contented to admit)tand next obtain: that they: fiiottldt »il()I:i.'I'1"”d'ittlti"1tp'i®r1 any Point,bttt of the Ccfiationt , till» that were ctmcludedl , d Emritliziatt allowed but future daies ,« andiftliatt attWice,. (imL“h01pE‘th32ti"o~md matter‘ of Advantage mi ht happcnimt the time of that delay ) and>aI1ow~them' no; Power without {tilt fending tn» the H'ou{‘es4 upon; every iioccafion to conclude farther than the”Papcts they bmugi t downe or delivered , or A fo much as to: % 6Ztp1ainBiOr"neW*WOr5£i an thing .in~thcmi , (a new and at firandgc way. cl? Treatimg‘, mid“ by which zttthat dillamicei it i was wholly an lplaim-; ly impoflible that any thinglfltmuldl be >c:oncluded~i;) and when Hist M1521 E-SAT Y had quiltted alI,wherein Himfczlfe or His Army were} la“lelylcomcemed?,- and yeelded almoft to all that they propoftd, and? at laiifinfiltedl upon nothing: but thatt ’ i zmiglint notmakeufc cf the Leifute of their Army txcicaficmt.-“d by tbtsiccifation , to fame what: i V tsummtslthcy would ,. from what Countries they plcn£’di,i for they V titcithet would not could name any dthet ‘ bound of their ~Taxesthen t?hcit1pleafute,wl1elnt they imputed that alfzttioti to His MA I E S T sud textreaimel buitfthen Hist Subigeais , at1‘dtadv_antage and enable thetnfelves again His AM A I E S T Y, (in contmdiflion to the Prim: . A ciplt-.* llayfildownieiby tliemfclvcs ,i and _approxfeditef by His M A I Ee- STSY , Thatby the very nature of :1 Ceffationgmatters fhould be it prefcrvcdin tl1_¢Tfl=l;te they are in,3l'1“€i ncithcri party have 1.iberty,much faadvatitagellhimfelfei, not yet imliflcd anyifurther upon that neit. _ thcrgthenlto * leavekrommic; flzill ferfatisfafiidni gifainy Reafon could 5Wfi';"tittd+ £¢'Ln6glfdmb1¢ 3‘ Limitatiori )« thy wotttinuanee . ‘AB tic A c 8)” the”I'reaty eoneerhing‘ it, They voticbfafed Him no Qffer of any fuche. Reafon not allow ed taeir Committee any Farther Time 01"POWer»to. Treat coneernini it ,.without expreiiing any better caufe For fo'ab-.- : ruptian end of 0 important a debate , thento avoyd the Wafle o£., ‘ a Time; though H1siMa;eily could not c<':nce1ve,that could be called-ta,-.i 'Wa{’ce,» or how time could be bettet fpent, then to fettle fuck a degree oflpubliquel Peace , as might reduce the minds of all men to fuchia i ’1‘emper,as might make a full Peace much more probable. ” Nor did His Majefiy finde in the Treaty it felfe, that the Committee: it e a were any‘ better enabled 5 though ( to swoyd delay , and-that a»C0n;. ' clufion might be-made poflib1e)- His M A I E S TY often clefired it; Theywerelimited twice to foure daies , and once to feveng They i were boundedro two Propofitions , anditoj their bare narrow inlicru... - 5tions»' concerning thofe’; l norhadythey fomuch as any power or 1:1,, iiruétione at allconcerning that mofiv important‘ part of qthtfir owner» Propofl"tion;fo often pi'efhby‘them{e1ves ,5 H1sMiA I E S T I E 3 re. .. turne to His,Parliament; fo that tefolving i (was will be after fhew- ed they did 9,. to yecld= no farther to His Ma}efl:1esy Propofitione then, r with fuch Limitations , as would in effeét retain: what they feemed, to‘ give-up, they expeét that His MA I E S Y ihould entirely yeeld V totheirs without any Limitation , and (to mverttheir owpne Words i upon 3.21JOtl1€r«OCC1fi0I"1)l-llouldyyeftld to that, which would chave pro- duced to themaan- abfolute yifltory and fnbmiffion , under pretence Of.‘ Agreement‘ and Peace: It being evident to all men, That His Rights V forced -from Him: by violence beinginot abfolutely ream-ed<, His Ar-.c my being’disbanded , and He returned torjondon ,_ the Members of. both Houfes for diffenting from , and aflifiing of=Himyretmainingex~~ . pelled , no fecutity from Tumults for theirefliofi the Members be-in . given" , h and 311. gaudy subjeéisl being to-ta11y;d,i1'cottraged by fo r abfo.-i Iutea Prevalence of the Fa&iousandRebe11xous;, His M A I ES T Y. were as much in'theidi{"po{a1l ofthe five Members as if-theyeihad»lHin1**i it in the Tower‘, at and He ought His Cxfowne wholly totheit Grace and i j Favour; if they did not Depofe Ii-Time. And yet they would be thought to defi?renothilng‘,r in defiiing that theArn_nies ihould becuponpthefe Te_rmets'z:iisbaindedfii, but onely that the Kmgdome might be leafed‘ l Ofithdeir burthen, and the yfpringlof thefei Calamities might be f%:.op1>‘ed- * J; Hie M A-AI iE‘Sl T Y demands;Thatlfiislownefievenue, Magazi'ne,;' Townes“, Ports and Ships, taken by Force be refiored to iHim., The Reifenue ( which they couldeeafily paylbaclte onto? other mens Pu-r...~p H fest) they eafiiy: agree about; but to part ~ with fuch flfengthsi which ~ had and did helpeto enableytm-m,toli leave no”Subjeé’c anymore ofhis . ‘R;ig“ht,then they had to thedetaining, of. Vthefe ,»theycan by not-mfeandes l ‘V cndnteo (9) endure. by And therefore they propofe filth limitations , as in efFe”€t li. mitaway all , and yetmay fee-me to the vulgar or to the‘carelefi'e,not t to {ignifie it-m_1ch_; to wit , hat thefe ihengths may be pu"tintoifuch~ hands as they will confide In , and that no leffe then three yeeres 5 ‘That the Comtnanders may,during that time,not admit of any Pot- ces upon iwhatfoevet occaflont without Co‘nfentof;the Honfes , and they and all Generals and Commanders of the Armies on either fide, may fweare totprieferve the Peace of the Kingdom: againfi all Forces raifed without confent of both}-Iouf'es , and this for no limited ‘time. ;His MAIESTY who had asked nothing but what was His by law 4 and who in order to Peace had not asked fo much as by Law ‘was due to him, (to wit, the punifhment otthofe who had takenthefe, ythingsfrom Him i) could not ‘but wonder to fee fuch thmgsasked of Him , to which by Labia? there was no Ptetence; He therefore endea- {yours to li_,mit«ch¢ir Limitations to the Law of the Land; He names thofe Perfons to this Cuitody , whom the Law had named fitit, and "exprefi Himfelfe moft willing that they {hould be put out at the fame doore they came in at 55 That the I.aW,which had veiied ' them,’” might ejeét them , if they had oflie-nded , againlt it , but expefted not that ; theiln jurydone Him '3 of taking thefe things from Him and them cons ttaty to Law , i {hould be aircaibn why any new Conditions or Limi... l , rations flaould be laid upon Himyor His MiniIiets,which theiLaw' laid it not. To this the Comrnitte-e replies, not denying,whatthe”King jasltcd to be legally His, or to have been illegally takertftom Him, '\ not making any legall,ot fo much as colourable , or at all any excep» cions againfl theyPerfons legally veiled in thofe Places , ( and without any Caufefliewed , it would haxr.e4;illtbecomc His M A I EST Y to have devefledlflis fervants of their ‘Rights inttheinItant,when‘fome , of them are fventuringtheir Lives for His fetvice ) “ bttt retire to their old inacceflible Fort of'Feares and jfiealouiies. "Lo this this M A I E... a S Y T re joynes , fiaewes what He haddone to prevent and deflcroy C Fearesygnds 1! ealoufies in them, intimates what they haddoneto create " ‘ y . Feares and lealoufies iitaiiiym, ii That having by force taken theft things _y from when He had them ,A He had ‘more Reafon to have infifted ‘ i .uponfi1rthet Security to enable Him to keepe “them , then fimply to i i defirelthetn to be returned to Him , ( and much more then to grant: ; them more hold ofthem to enable them,the better to wrefi them from _ yHixn”againe) reprefents to them , that bythe fame Reafomnpon the :. fame Gtouind;they n'1ay‘askyeyyyhim all his Legall Power, fince allthe ‘ ,]?owertvePte%d inPrinyces for the necefi'atyyPtote£i.ion oftheir Subjefls, ii i , may pofiibly: be itnployed for their hurgand concludes in his Opinion A with a veryiWh'olfomle Advice againfi that dangerous (i'and'now too i ,Epidemically Difeafebf Eeares andilealouifes, and prefer-ibes to them ~ i i “ B a y a t f r (.10) A mare ‘Lawrchéirfkulefarndrme.afure,as;flic befi Afi¢3d‘<’£te~an’E'Curc 1 for thatdifeaflm % '_ r % _» __ M r 7 % ' A This infifiing upontlixs Anfwrer, as Hrs May:i’cy For“thnrc1v_1f1on'froxn threih Premifim.-,_., frharforflim to allow them the Approbatron of the Com. manders, both of .MaAgazinVcs,Townes, Forts,and*Ships , was in that ..to give all back to them, which they wou1d“feern‘to refiore to Him, 4 $econd ly, bccaufe His M Al E ‘S TY by now confenringruponrrrhe ground of 5 calufies to fuch Dcrnands as exceedr Thofc, which*(b'efo*re they had 'oyncd th§€in,jI1fiiCC of forceing the.-£_‘e~things from Him, to A‘ ghe unrrea onablenelfc of demanding them) A Hrs M A I E S T Y in his‘ fiV€3k¢fiiC0flf7Uiti0n denied to them , He mufi arppc-are _ro j_u:[h'ficrhofc jc-a1ouficsr,to apw rave of _r“hoT:- Demands and ofjthat rn;ufhce,, and to gcondemne him elf: as guilty of rherwofull effrasrdf that "C0ntcm:i0i'1, for nochaving foontr canfenrqd rrtorfhem. '1' rhirdly ," brecauifar he mufl: pondcmrre the «LordsHou‘f:': of the ’fa'rr1r: Crirr1e,£'r3rr%hav@inAg twice refu- flltd rtojoync irrrhar Detmand , mdfhaving ‘had rD'()j~?.3.‘1(.‘3l:1fif3S as long as rhey had nortumulrs. Fourthly, wbec_:auf=: he muff erchcr quir,du;ri'n the ‘lives of rhcfe fcvcrall Perrfons reclmrecr to be fworne , and war lea for ‘three €y¢c%rcs ( when the «Militia in t :61: owns B111 was asked bunfor r-charrfaiesrit mayconrinue,does not fay it muff) He mufl neither be able < to difcharge his Duty to himfclfc by his owne?Dg:-fencxegnor make good Whis Oat.h,;by the ,proter&ing of hisr%Subje€tsra,ga1nfi; an*y’fudden,darnge- ” mus Rebellion or Invafipn,-,0r«thc C,omma'n“dcrsrof all his Ships, "fowns, 1 V‘ Ports and Magazinmgand all"! thc Commanders. of bofhgmznies (that: , is rchczrmoft confiderablc :Mi1-iria of England mufl according to this anerw. Oath oppofc any uppofirionfic {hall make, and mu1’c*bc~equa“1ly obliged by to fight againfl his .Forces;,r as raégainfl throfe or the Rear bcls or Invaders. Fifchlay, rrbecauferifhc flaouldgive them Io great a Prerogative, for fo longa. time, as this {hare in the choycrc of men to glazes of foyhigh Power :rnd'"1"rufi, the Dependancc of Subjecfts A S uponrrhe Crowns, would be much divertcd,%ra*nid she could neverrexsr pe,& A to be faithfullyrrfgrvrcdg when no otherrrcrirne of theirs a pager raw 0) kno wnglxi ht;o f role rafing mcn;and‘witho}1c the cc5n’i'c~nr pf rbochifloufrs (e-vctm though no Parlramenr were firtmgr, f‘or"th€ Bill A rinr to Him, He fhould fofarre devrcfi the pfref'entProprierar1es of A j§£mr=ler allfiight,‘ asrto fubmit it a new ro the Arbitrarynclfc of rrheir; " rrrflonfidrng, Who h“a%ve%giv¢n his MA I EVSTY no greater Cram": to “ we-nfide in rtheirflhoicé. Sixtly,and1amy ,‘becaufe“if he rfhonldrrallow ' F A ” A V ” “themrr (II) éhemiiii3It‘ipowerl"or‘tiiatitime, upon that Reeafnngi Heb eannot»idon‘i+3e*‘ A but agaxnfc that time wenenended, the Sweetnetfe of Powfif b~eiing- once ta'fied,':hcy‘Won1di'be fo unwillingito quit it, «that rhefime pow... erfull violent Party would notiwnnt the like feares to ibeget the like demands Loefythe famed or greater inrerefi, in the Choice of the fan1ey;orygr35ate*r P‘13.“CC‘$; and the ~§ameConfeqnenees would not iikew wife" fade to fellow, if theft: Demands Wereenot confented to. and i even His good Syubieéts 'feeing; iethe «mod pi1*oI7perous, niight bee ‘ induced “to ithmice Faéhion and-A Sedition the wifeii ~Courfe; and when theyfaw His M, ATEASAT I giveefucgriiann Eenyeouragemenc to Rebe11ion,ni rnighc.rhi_nke it; pityghe flxoulid ever be without one. And his Majefty ceo'ncei*ve5,eI—’ea=yrei and Ieaioufieymay be aagood Reafon, no . makeeflim cautious how He:.pnrt=witI1 ;R»ight;thoug~h We ver,y«in-fnfli. V «eient Iniiifieation oftheir forcing that from Him, to whic:hichey»e.ou1'd A ‘pretend none. '13urif’ciiy1iI-’f£i;s‘ M T 113 “hoped, that -they onely infifled upnn - ’i'uc‘h'1in1inrationis ofhisPropoficion,ci11t1n-zyfaw Wi‘1atiLimitati0ns He ‘Would yoffer to the'irs;,i and therefore t01‘€3'€i'LIC€‘th\‘3I1‘1 to mioderariion by ‘his Example, He propofes to the Hioufes (for the Conimitree had no ‘I? ower or ‘I'ni’cru”&i6n ‘to treat of the yprincipail point of it) noiothetrx ‘limitatioinsfiyhen were bothdne by law and neeeflar y in tinzmfelves, ~ and offereas foon as He was fatisiied_ in His firiiipropofitioni, (to which if *ti1~e§r ‘wonldhave put him in minde of any fuch iobjeétion ‘in the Treaty, He would never have required, that the exafi Com. ‘ duration ofyhis Revenue: taken from Him, fhould be a-gyeed on «be, I ”’ ore disbanding, Which isnow obyeéied to Him, not as an In;u{iice,r but as a purpoied Delay‘) as foon as the Hioefes wereireflored to etha: Condition in which they were,‘ before the Tumult: and thefe Diftra.-A y féiions fo1'cedith‘e Members from thence, and as Coon as He and !:ii"oiTe *Houfes were fecured from Turnultsi (onely adding ‘His ownopi. V nion, That adgonrning tweintymiiies fiorn London oo*uidyone1-vieffe& : . it, and offering them the choice;o‘f' any place at that adiiicance in His Twhole Kingdom A He ‘WOU1_d1mm€d1&t1‘r' dsband andrecnrnei to His Parliament 5 and exyeaed much more that this Meflage when it was» “receivedat Londeoni fhould have met iwiéti‘. Bells and Bonefires, then x i have received neither approbation,noranfwer. utetha: violent Party which looks upon Pence like a Monfier, ‘fen- “ring Iefiif the Treaty ihouid any longer continue, fo ffaiereiani ape [% by preach toPeace,y might by deigfees fieiyaile it on «upon them ;“beiore -thvey were aware, ‘pi-evaile to return no ot hieri Anfwer, then i‘mmodiaee1y " to fend for theiryCommitree from Oxford, and to fend the we of ‘ A Eden to Reading. ?His M -AI E S '1‘ IE waitsiawhile, and againe M V ymeffag-¢ in-e had inoeeaiion fend nee ..’ei7€_- ~Honfes»eonwxning».. I»re1;mdw;i He H He“t:iIfatny:POWer, A His Majefty fvuppovfes himfelfe ttohavetmctre ”rea1'on=Ato be cautimustin that pointthfen any of His P_retdecet1Ters, ’ any part cfthispewet butfor once ..t with but At taA ‘ten1porarytAITem-A Amy J’ efpeciahlly finhcetheir feverdllftopofitions» have flmawed how A * muchngxere they wiih, ‘and M,.1’Ari2¢>:¢f:Bookesi (printed by_0K’d&1‘ of A a hCommitt§e¢ of the HAO*ufe,Qf Commcms, t Mr. Wbimhatnd ) hm {bowed how .AmuAchmere they preten&~toA;t ;~ égnd _{ir;1cee‘AGxant~ jtafflis is Adcfircd. by thefc mcntjhut totcnablg A them :9 ebtgin’ thercitz bf their ptcttertcestor eeefhes, what He yee1a., A ‘ cfdf to thcmconAgemifigmyALhtdAhif Efiax and S.*it..]c:‘hrm3 qankrx heingt A3 1-istitsnants A9? Ivrhfiirv mdtthié f¥9W¢r:h gems Prttktth shtftmv fignihedby warrant under “"7 ‘Free A Luna And who were content mflrxare A out be‘i;mgl«fa3i*=ha>hliav;m1:e£6d:€!i“‘f¥0me Hi3 WOFdl'# he : "cap: ofiouare lPew;£onsm‘mrz‘qd:ine;l:~1 Bsi11ll.colm.er ] ..i”ling it:Jl’3h;;;l»" A A ‘ lcsanfeffe? ha»; iM?.Counfelal}m1?e;vail’ldl~ ‘\V‘i'C*h7"t,ah€~THtaWl rfifiedél Ltyh, (16) A Precéd;emts. as lahhh arg,m11en%t»to He.l{hould"lg.1:a;&1't all they lasghe now. An the c)1;hler.l{i;tle,hif 1*/laj.leflytl1mild malke uffioftheair own kind ofwew. pcm, eand:;d;c> the fame or as great rth_~l7fi§'$ , ‘.013: make them the like or%as: great; l demands, astheir Predeceflors hm/.e racztely approved of, ch: clilre&1ylafl7::h- f ted to when tbeylwere done or made by his ,‘ (as izn the j=L1[E fatnpustirnell of CQeen~e’ E‘[17z,4£_éetI§7,_i'n the cafe of SMz4£10.[! and .S'mJi1e%,” or in the fame time wanrwarnfiax cafe l;%. at in the Reign of Henry the Eight,in the power’ given no Him tea‘ difpofe o‘fehehKinlgdome by his Will and T€‘P£a:1I1e_nt,-V ax adhchers of the like andhneer as high kinds) He beleevesl both Houfes lwoulldl think what eth erslthen did,l to he nohargument to pertvvaole them helitherlto aipprhocvelor Confent, but would rather for ever wave alllArgL11nehnt§h:frolm Precedenm, when d‘i:ree"c themfelvee by the fame Rule; A A A A“ V e T'13fi‘ilTfl1l'l'd Argument is ,e That his Majelly hadfwmerly exlprefhthelat his- A Eerts and Games flmizld be only in {finch handle as both Houfes might fafeelyh r't:,hey wgoulld then limit no ’tiitI‘;le for .Mtl~itlia,.l Wehigh“7@5‘1_§h»§'f¢Qndit‘l:0fl; 40.5 1;5.at'l[ohffep‘~of His Ma1i¢Il¥.ifis)i.fi“C€ i:twel1e~€m~€S.ilt wcmld gxve nehnel yjegth,(‘foer m§’W“a';'s‘l,w H Miliiiaal which; etihemfellvels” hacl 5 .:'l‘1flW1Y:é0v&.¢f¢d in.-tfifiirl Ohhilhalnecgd cdngef-l% . 2 e fralihh hhtalllfilt it an themxfo gram. mufelfor that rfilifall*aslHisllMaj:e{lyyhathrhadlgivgga fa): they 4 A axadtmvneremems Mamymehe sell? eTmir&urrM , u : ‘ “mi ' ‘ " W cm. % 7:151 Wl¢?f+¢l5»~ ,_ y ~*t¥ttm7”fetstfecreetttattd Wtckedflbounfellotttst, that have beenetinftttamé-mts;ofijtlte pttfcnt miferi€E,;»t will hévéthe difpufifig dfthcsfe"p1ac/és , and ‘His Ma jefiy tmttby but the Name; . To”fith1s’Hi§ Maj etty retpliesg Thtmltnawitug Whohave 4 b@~.’"&?r1ve‘thfi“I‘nPC1‘u1ni.‘nts‘tfithefc mifetiesfie fhould by that btzlee vethet ittattett andwitketz};Cmmed<,t could nteverb obtaineb fromthem thet1flm:t%fo tm.tc¥jj:’as f tatiegntqt fince hath Ittratrdfonuutzh as oné‘ prtéoftet or charge €it’hj_*€*3I“ of bfiiiyfifig wicked Counidlors ’, or of any ybegall crime againflz? anyyof y His yS+et*vanttS Wthté1n?tfl1€‘_V_:_h~aWE"h~Em€d, though they have publifht t‘h»2m tyxaiit‘ha§i to bt:eitt- captabliie-bf:Py;tt*dtotn.~~ b H*owev%er he finds tha*t if.~w‘nat they fay xx;%m”€i t‘r11i':3,t the cbndbfof tth«Efe‘VCt>1;1n{'cLlworsand of their vio1e”nttP”a3frbty is but jufig tvhfi‘ lame, tlitt-txifi, t€)“C1:f§:0f€- of thEfE»p1a'C’e8‘, atndtthat his Majmy 1n:tyo::»1y*carztyyti":c ‘ T K M ‘ t ‘ ttButtttheyty:h:w?e. found 9.‘L€~ttf€r of his Ma1j”t‘Pcti€S' to; tthe M , twyhicb fltm:Wtésrtflat the gt:eayta“ndeminentP1aces at the Kingdottmtmtficiifpofed"of ‘yhm:atd%¢ibe,(a*nWt1ttn concludte tftoxii her‘Rc1i_giont,tthat thhy are by tctayrtr-’- feyqiwnc-ettdiipofedof by the a‘dvicetaF Papiftsyandtttjciuitsj anti tiratb the P et'4- bfons thete namedyeventduting the fitting at’ Parliawfmetnt , are ycitI1»eAra1lim-» pcacht by them, or heave Armes againft them; To this his Ma} efiy, replies; ‘ I?irPc;ttha*t he cannot but deplore the contdition ofthe Kingdomt: when Let- ters ofall fo1*tsto*fHusbtmdst‘o:Wtives . even of his Majefiy-to this Royall Canfotttwaretitntcrtceptbd:,:Vremlybrtought in Evidence , and pL1!iD.1ifht* to ch’: A ‘ Wtotrldt. Secondly ,! tha=tifttheyWi1=i rerneijrxbet bow fartet many ofthofe Per{ons'ofbath‘Stexesr, who have vrecetivtd molt netablt: markes”of' Favour’ herMa}eB;y, are, even in their owtxe béOrptn1on, from In much a‘s1nc:11-- A ning:titotPtaipury, t:h‘cyty*tm::tft~con«Fefl’c'thurt Favours and Ftectsmmyendations mt totbtexdifpofed ‘ofbby I’riefl:sartnt1"]efuits.t T1m~d1y*‘,t Thatt:ttm§P1acbesthem namettdt - which her; NIg}‘e&i¢s tAdvicc may ftbtne to bet: dfiifirfld , A are not M.plact:s"(a£theyt’<:a1i%it)of thetK~in.gd01nt: , but privatteymeniall places , :2 A ’1‘.:::ea[utet7:tu£« the Hbufebold,~; aCapttaim': cstthcyPenfiotners ,q ancl; atttGent1e~y mam/éfthe?‘BEE1#~Chamb«€9:{ : T*h‘&t%C0nC'l’.frt1iflgl the other more publiqug Plie- a~b¢vfd1ute1yty‘detc1ar'es i:tim{c1f2:~:, _wtitth*outyle:a'v1tn V tjobme tm: bet advice, which feemes to prove the contrary to that , whtch ‘y th1£th€,y’:m'-- A ,tt”Efld:t~ot‘prfiVP7."~t A Foutth1ytr,»tThat ~:>f2ytht: tPett‘bns thmfl nit-mfid. 3 « thfite it; not % ttm2n:et1thati&it1‘tbt"ist a”:«P~é,pi{’c5 or fat» 1ike‘gbnt:j , A tttbyattt a Jefuttet maybe §tht)t1g:h't‘tO haVe:ttcb’mmfernded ynbr tardy cv5n‘e"‘t( tempt thc Lori; E-‘b£g5}"") ‘thattwas y trirrrpttttt,utttattttwitttattttt, txrthmtthiappeaAr tbajtl-Its Ma} e-fly abfc,>lu—telyedi{?--'A *‘ A lilrft it asfoorn as by way efDifcour{eitAwas but named tql-Idirn: But A if it hadibeen really endeatvonrcdj, it hadtbleentbman Emieatrour l'.G.f- wards that which wasdircétly puttittfixecutioniby the.rTur;;g1;g,A.g,nd. °I'hofe~countenanc.’t Abylthe--Refufall of the Hnufeeef ACdmmbns not A manly t~ punifhthern , but id . much as to joyne with the Lords inae Declaration againft the likefor the future, andby the {topping the legallPro_ceedings againfi: Riots by a fingle Orderoftdbe HQu_f€-.. A A V 7 ii The third is , His Majefties‘ commingin Pgrdfodn, :qm;.Hgureor I Commons with many; armed men to demand their Members tobee r delivered up. His Majeitie confeffetb He carne,He denies that(to His knbwledge ) he came accompanwtedlwith any men otherwife armed, . A then with H13 Guard and Penfioners, in the fame manner as lie uiu--M A ally came to the Houieoflmds, and-with fome Gentlemen (as His A Train when He goes to any publicke Placeiis alwaics -fo Wayted on) witbtheir ufuallweatpons, their fwords. Apdif they had beeneae 4 * carefull to publifln .what Perfnns of CL1_a1ity(as Sergeant Maor A._flu:yA e forone).teftified upon their knodwlt-:dgeAand Oath , as what meant,” . unknownemnd unfworne Perfons delivered upon their bare Creditt, A or npolin Ahearefay; , git wduld have appeared to Hislhenple how little violence .wasir~1t'ended by any who came with Him however armed ; and What Care He tonke . and what Orders He gave to bee fnre to A A prevent any thatpoflibly might have hapned. A Hrs 2»/1:11 efty ldikewife . confeffes , That hedemanded the Members sglele had eccufed ofhigh . V Treafnn gt but putsthcm Withalliin mind, that the E-loufeisi<>fACom-e mons had hardly lAAef't Hitnany other Courfe, ihavingtby their firxglje? \ Order 5 the night before? intercepted all erdinaryl proceedin gsiof'~j;;_ ftice againfl: them , forbidding all Officers to attach any Member for anyticrime withoutthe confent of the Hnufe , and encouragi.ngthe w Peoplremthatt cafe to'Aaffift- them‘agaAin[tdan'y ltOAPficerd; though their Priviledges hadgbeen cnnfefifd byd;at late Petition of both Id-lcimfes not 1 to textenidto Tfma_{Qn;.andAtl}Qugh this Order were as~illefgalll’and un- A juflifiablegas nmbnly byAljid1$Majd¢it1esl comming totlae Hdufe , but- M evenlas any thingtheytwt>uld_,-‘have had the APebple_ beleeve that He A intended. When:l};Iefl;;gt:me.l But what ever lBt;je.a,cbr of Miviledge there Watfrin thi$5.dHislMaie;lly didtn0€.°fFer’ttiojuflificiitby theirpteceding 3 A breacli 4 V. breach o‘FLaAw; but ‘*o&‘e1“Et1 ;'them% often B.epatation» and £aA,tiaFa&iAo:n far icfimt, ry mmemtaremaizxeixi ifFfiyi‘£wt*‘W‘§row&i®w it fetfsrns nothingAbutthe‘$Ships,~Forts, “Parts, A Ma;ga%zinea.md‘ Mi'1«iMrAi~aA caf ' clm A wha1e4Kinrg%do:n~e"‘ Woe11d%a’«ppea?reto ‘fihicém 3% Rcparat;az3,A f:@r‘a finlfi" g,A a»ndA ; (this Cificu»m4P¢‘an%ce*c@nfiadered péthaps?a d*ifputab1eAB“rt:a:ch«oE Privi:1¢dg,e. A AA The fourth is the Treafnn 0 thé Earie ofStmjforzd,t2o bring, over t2heI.r1‘flrx -I’%0pif11%.AAt"myMto conquer the Kin gdoma. To tAhi3.H§s 1viaAj‘efl2y.r.ep1it:s,Thaft; whatev-e1fthe«E»1rlcof;$’trafi?ard ~co'u~1c_lV hazve faid: ( for. this Axsmy H*eA?is Tfum was never brought, n-or, th;a't He *evv*e1fhearfd, was crater: e:m&’eavourc& to*b_e«e bmught“ over,eAit«I;£e%:r ::c>Lth-at or anyotI1er pturpflffi‘ 33* "M*a:3'ef’cy cAasn=;notAAA£e‘tfV Why i 1: might not have be méi-med‘ bm-iezi wit.hAhi‘1n,A. at why Aasny:o1:h<:Ar fati3fa!""_ ftion fl1ouh:11ibe given ‘for it, erdtlacrfecuriéty agaLii1A&Arhe~.1ike,. ‘ttlfirlut-1a'AcAp{.l3""L Afliflimenthc°ha4thAé1rea4¢dV§7ALmdergom-A . AA AA A A A . A ‘ Having Igiw/en w?ha*tfR eafizans tt31’eyCé:ti1 to jrixflclificyxfheir limitvatioans efwfiig Ma 1' cities PVrop4o*fiti4on‘s, This De¢%1wr?atioxmin*:t1w;‘*i11Aext plm:e:at,taemptsAAto fa» tisfie that Reafozfinfified cmby HiAs~%VMajef?t?y%, t::'h“a':;:%i;tA is Pits Right by Law-,. («:9 which they flmuld 1jr.we~~added .and"c0nAt»raryvto fm:ced:fro%m%Him3&‘ VA not being~ab1'e't”o deny that, a~nd’yet9bainn\g, LMor&s%am:_i CA0mmons;%%4e1fe Veithcr the Head is m art oftzhe Bgdyy, or at leaflc w%i11:be*n~:l04nge.r ttw-1:1 the Body p1ezii7:.'. I ndeed% the two Ho_1ifes inflame fmfe rcprf:V1~€%nxt _l:T‘ig1c;: Kingdom, iijl any Aaflirfon W*h3iC'h.th€ ‘(which is km rulc of; eK1flg,.dom)hath @nitruPc§:d~ 5; snawbl-ad them f:~Od@;bLIt :ei.t~he>r one Hmxfe or HIS Mapefcy dc) Vcq»ua.1~lyAa:ep.rc:f::nt%it: any thing, w'h*ich V -the fame VLa=W Wham ezmfufieei and C?:.I'lab1Cd or %tV%h»1rei’c+A’4 I A I ‘ U But Ma3;efty witmut Pm 1" mice admii bwotfhy %I1'oufes»4to be thé moft _¢;mj1 1p,§;¢_ew11;;t:Itux$g'€S~in this %pax‘%»i:c:L1:s1ar;A% and t_hen put the-min mind,tha=t bafore ;V%{@;%A[;V my; ghigagsmd by<:geA.,m3 dmc V. by the v1Lo'1ent% ~1?my tea tume‘ rVhe‘~TydeoF F cafes and%I1:¢%%3i0fl’[5s%: »AA:-*fii1r¢ ‘$31-*’5i‘¢.' ;iim+Iv¢:d thf!K:i:ng.:1nd‘ Su1bje&ii=n% an fmxnmm» Su%EtiEg.i't#»fld‘”€qL%I'a14v)'%d¢£tr0ycd%allthe P&ropx::rty% omg: one, and Erica-og~atives%%ca~fth4“e otmr , by O%r%dAersf:md Ordinancies , and f<:rth»cre’ then A ~35;1eyp«c:_grr‘gEd 1eV£17;:'nc{Vccffify »th:a~td_»tt1;_i,s PAo'Wer.{h%ou%1d remain: in the Crowne, e-i-- : fm: 4;hejpre{::rvat1Qn %a;yf1ti£¢}1ef6 at o»FtheVp“cop1e,and%1it:t1c danfgcr appcaw A red my P?:?i"P1‘?6 i2F€h‘iS powwa Wmfle. Itzhms Aflmmrcd. . The haufeiow Lmrds éid %A¢M[1;;¢;g; ;;Mx5.cA_¢%% gialivmz thcT1;r Ind ggment ‘Plum: tlmpower in h“is‘,VM%aj:e‘&y*Was A m A = ] N’? *the &C@mm*<;m-wealth anAdMfafety“atf hi~spVeop1¢,' . » *’nax;%1zh%€A‘L’iet¢t?€h;t»ei7¢3%1:§ $35 this mceflarymy xwicn denying to: 1' t3yn$ with the tixar-£L1¢1;£?:§’l%i¢.i:i;1T§.Th;ag:;pm(for thcAShips&AA~rheTime were notkt-he%n A *>‘:«mm¢a),gE;hisVaomr,miglgc be 1flmmd, V;-and qfIvhi$*I.aw altered,-;M y which J "'f%}; H ~ ' % V; they l t y t ; %lCt*i’=-W) t, t y - y ‘they! only denyitg buthoth*ftimes,‘in fi1llll1?oufets,ratfter long andlree debates; ~. it was carried upontthe Chteition V by above Twenty voyces , land that at is ~'I'i’me when all the Pepills Lords hetd left the Towne , and hardly any Bi- {hopstwere left uncornniitted (Twelve being at once elaptup upon an Act. euiation ofTreafon,.i whiehthey themfeives have {ince been alhamedol: e-7» nough to wave) who were then the Perfons uiually reprefentedl to the people robe the evill Cottnfelloum of the Lords houie , andlto Whofe pre-+ valence it was imputed in the firll: Remonltrance of the houfe of Commons , that their good and neiceilaty motions did not peife in that houfe. And as b they denied it twice, fo they would have denied it till now, ifthe Petition -of_tn.imy Thoufand poore people about Landon ( who certainly did not then believe the Lords to be competent Ittdges) and the demand of the houfe of Commons joyned to it , to be told the names of th-ofe Lords b Who deniedtityand the dire& Threats of {o many Petitioners to whichthe former Tumults gave fuificient Credit that they would be really executed upon them) thtdynotrmado many of the Lords to begof his mind who would t n0f.cll{+pute with him who commanded thirty I_.egion$,and give way‘ to the potent ;Min»or, putt to appear theMa 1' or, by abfenting themfelvesand fufFe- ring them to pull: what they pleated. So that neither the Votes which then pelt to defire thefe particulars, not the Execution ofthefe Votes,and fealing ythefe particulars, with :2 Violence yet greater then obtained the Votes, not the multitude of;Confequences of the tame kinde built upon that foundati-- l on,eun at all befaid .to have had the Authority of both houfes, though mofl: ofthofe aftions have been fuch, as the Authority even of both houfes,howi pit full and free forever, wouldnot be fuflicient to j'u{’cifie.} And this opinion of the necefiity of altering the Lawin thefetpoints-, ‘A was even then atmofl but the ‘Opinion of the houfe of Commons,awed by a few Membens,aflifl:ed pi by the eomrnon people,and together with them awineg the Lords." l They next pretend heartily to Willi, that the Lawe-sand Statutes ofithe. V ' Kiugdome, may be the Rule of what is or what is notto be done ; but how little fruit hath been gathered from this Tree, they fay let the experience of . the laft Eighteen yeares judge., it To this'hisMajefly reyplies, That it is true i sin fotne fenfeg they aiie willingthefelawes {hould be his Rule,that is, that line. gboe Dfifirthdty ( though they willyhy no m‘eanstal1ow~himLto go neairtfo . i at 4 )_ ut elmoft all their Aftions, and molt oftheir Dctnandsy, and particulate ly t~hefe,.doe_fuflicienrt1y thew, that they will not admit of ‘theft: Laws and. as tatutes to be any rule to them.And howmuch better fruit they have grafted : ethane ytheyrfaund »growing,. "and, Fwhether fthey have itnoe medic 4 ,ufe* of Q‘ [theC.ureaind:Reyme<:lic of(3_tieva5uctst. “ ;ai;P%rtli‘am’e‘nt,' to» impale nzoteof all all kin<1%of,gri€W1'*¢¢3 ‘1P0ft§%the'p60P1€=%iI'i 2~8»months.then*ca;n‘ be obfecacedu to'Hfm Mag'g:fiy~ or Mi.;1ifi¢rSA}1}‘«©£1. the breagzh 2. mil in the -interm$iAffig.m cf ;Pa:%A1i,a~*1nems%V :,hofe_ 13,. yc:er5,1et exp erien;eV.i?b%€%4§u dge. ‘A1;1d~;it canncfit but appear &z-%,ang%e 1'5 Majpfiy (if any thingcould {fill appear fizrangc :9 him).$.t_h3.:: thejillmgahliciesuxzd which his Subj 6&3 {Wferedby form: of his Minifizcrsg infome part of H15 R'eigg.c, %{1;ouIfd‘be r1t:>w,and by the,m,, laid‘ as a chafge upclanham, whenncit onefy thf; pe.opic: have fufl'1ed,4%far grfiagfir illegaA1iri€ S and preflures, up 0;; the farm}, iF:1ot%lcfl?§% pije;-at cps,bytf1ofeAwho cJ_iarge%him; wi§I1}the1n,*; but w';11c%Anw hfes”: ‘hath byhis ac§«:n<:> w1edgc~%,?% manta . by his ample fatisfaéfions , by, the fubmitting the %ofl‘c9nd:s%to pun§‘{hme,wt* lgow gi*é]a~t or neerfoever tvo%h1m,, and by his manyjand folcmn%proteftaticiz1s, gm: fecurity rohis people that they fha1~l%n:':ver fuffcr the 111J;e‘,%u'nd grim; and wmzmhey \ drrthe other fide as good a sprpfcgfie to the pAcop1Ae,th.a%t thfiy t‘hit1‘;{ gn crr:£E:1w:s0~b41i—s ged to maint‘aine( and _c:onf¢quent,1y 31:: li1s;c:1y%:o gtontinuef);%wh;t_thay ’hAave'doAnr.*,r becaufe they have done it,ax'1d that; their aétzoxxs {hall got be retra£’ced,1eQ;fome rc- flefiiorxor difhonour%fia11uApc=:n both. Houfcs , a1‘1dl.€Pcth_ey' may {eemto pronduncx: a fentcnce of injufiice and rafhnes againfk themfelves ; this hating one of the ream-; i fonsgiyenb_y them , why they cgnnqt Arc admit the Memb%ersV they hay¢?expe§lcc1.iV A And».his“M§ 1' 6%’ A1§iSm§3oI:1f:i#d€[:nt,t%11§.¢t his peog;le,wh:ent%h€y iiiali 'C0nfi'.i(:17,bpt nifiers a'&ions4and fheir‘s‘¥ éfidéfter C0u7Pa1'c%hiSi¥1g€’==W%it5*‘~V.ith th;e.irprincipm A will eafily coucéxvefl under whofe >governn1em:mthcy4are;mg{t11ke3y to? rE"t11rn“rt‘Oh‘thfi A fem to%L11db%c%A¢}~«ho11y «granted F0 him: B%IAt%s%fw.9Ms mow A ;¢»tijsfied4”%i0’~1i$ifir&;pro§"¢fiti,o .; Whi°i3a1e£c mm ¢t1Qt§hfnwmd¢§:éetVé44t<3-%1aéat:re&»agr us. he W %o‘u1d unav V % Qg 2/v vu- ,) A w£”.r%y ‘A ‘ '5,» Y H .“.’{ ‘ .‘ “ Wt ’~.;{g;e 1:14 at W ' (- ¢ or - ,3)‘ u H, . be Vinnpéenfiganci g‘-‘rqlta f * %ouflyE:x}5;él1é$3, nwtonlymforco f ~ A M " A g ‘ ‘’ ”i(149 H ‘ y i mitfing no crime , baht Al'or“tha‘t' duty “and loyalty AWAhi‘cAh iélei'e*rees*b‘él*th aAi3prob’a’At_‘io*fi and reward. And if they coulldm*ake anyAdiPcin&ildn in thisApA A" "A "A inany other, Whilch might poflibly have fatisfied His continuethe ‘Freaty, and there AOHFEE itto, and debate A it ‘With His Mafefly , rather then break off the Treaty without giving any "Anfwe A Melflageg and to turne themfelves wholly to the People , from whom no rename Could pofliblybet made that mightbe in orderto peace? They ob 1' e6’: againllz“ the Reafon of this Demand; heringato His Majeliy) That the fame Reafon may beufed fort hered whim, by furnifhing hiniwith greatfurnmes by illegal! Ship-m‘ony andhlonopolies ; and that he mayA afwellre thelmpeachrnentsand proceedings againft them. To whic That by never havingi'appear’d at all in the favour .«.A exeufe or fault of thole Juclges (who are to anfwerfor any unjult juclgem Majelly left them Wholly to gainft that, Judgements about they wrong’d his ‘Ma jefiyno lefle then ceives,that thofe only adhere to him, who ad whether the remaynin Impeachnients and be made ofule, flttould, may app here to him according; to La W. g part of the I-Ionfes be not more p1'oceedinAgs againlltthofe judges (ifthey conceive they may and brought to adhere to them) then his Ma fell eare by theirre Julticeg and by their freeing A A of high treafon)to {it upon the B enrich, rarh er then free and irnploy Jultice L/‘W:/Yer, who was not legally lcomthittedo at firll; , but fetcht Troop ofi~horfe,and who‘Aafi:er In In A oint,lorany_ objefilon Ma jetty". why did they not r to any partolfrl-llis Maj el’cies' (That thefe Members “have“be"en expelled only for ads’ he ]‘Ll<:lg€SAlWl1@AalACl-A-AAAf quite the liottlesto repeal; h His Majellcy reApliyes,l eittenuation of the 9 enAt,in all which his _ their confciences ,» and whenfoever they oflenclecl a- a his people) and by his being” yet fo carefull oithefe Lords and Gentlemen , it may appear that his Miajelly eon-> A ~ aptto repeale theitiowne‘ y is to require they quir‘in.g'intl1€*ir fourteen Pr0;pofiAti0ns5 thAatSitA aha: “ Bmmf}an(impeacht*by thernfelves offo Agreattnifdemeanora) may be made Ch1fefe7 it anclreturnin;_q Juitice 'Bark!ey{acculi:d by themfelyes A A _frorn the Benchxto PriAfon‘bylAAaA i any months rmprtfonmenteremams not onlyyun-3 impeacht,IbAht wholly withontany knowledgeof what crimehe i$afufpe&ed.ri A i ‘ "A" They next objeet agairifl the _FAerfons in whole. behalfe the Demanflistnatlet IL htndet‘otltisA’hi§ Maljelly replies _ 7‘ed this i!lrmy,’or front intending to irnploy It to clelhjoy hat tol'l1“eW how farre I-It-A ‘wasfitom having ray?-. ; this Parl1aAment,or the l’ = 131‘ the continuance there of; asis falfelyancl maliocioullyi charged upon Him j: T in l LVDldtl1C Objeétion, made againft him, as ifhe onlywpre Anent to both Houfes i: 11 and free condition in Whicih itAibelong’de to them to be Ajis way of'oa"Af'ullanc;_l free meeting inf Parliament A tended to clefire to rule by Law; butelwouldrrealily breathe only judge of e Law Himfelfev, bland deny all judge-. Af To {how how willing-she was that both i Houfelsfhould be t A‘. he I nelges of what belong"d to themfto judge, whenfoever they might be inthat if t A A y; and to avAoidtheD‘e-~ liiuétionl of theKingdom,which would be ioecafioned by the delay oAf*di$bandinAg, t that were not encledibefore’a1lltlxeprefent lifferences _, ‘His Majellyltprofpofeld ’ A M A A A A and to referAltholel1nany clifiil31A‘eii1.- esbttweenerihime and~t13¢remaininarart a£li;e9tht»H2u£¢s (ea whiszh has might ll , w n “*(%S) M; l V A ,,«WitAl1:ju§‘tiGG:.h3V%_l.fiflyfifiifidaa 111,61: Whichfifl fhémffilves Weré‘necefl‘ar3’~tQ:.’béefetmegfi; lt-ill théy might be fetled in that meetlng y., alml infiffecly for the prefent only upnrn ‘thatwshichl was neceffary for thfi fetllng Of fl-IS-‘h, as mect1_ng.,And1nfuch a. Conv‘en-» A {lion , if the peyrfonslnowin,quePcionn{110uId upon debayteyhavc alppealred guilty of A ffuch crimes.wherwith%this Declar:3,vticJ_nych2lrge$ thémyaysto havcdeierged thchoufc; (when intolerable tumultssfi, and un juyfihfiabley, Vqtas drpya them fito1_jn_n: ) to ham A difobeied and contemned; thelaiuthonty efthe Houfe , (for not havmg fubmitted their allegianciq tag that authority )4 to have no lefkéd the truft repofed in thex1"yel \\v D .3 V ‘ gztmlllns -(me) . ” m‘mult’S,'e (anel’apptehenfie>ns hftlie like, and: our; may now inteheieéityiifehéhrje i i rather then the inclination oiboth I-Ioufesgnay appear to have produced.And this appears to be no leffe then Opinion too , by their being fa infinitely unwilling to I fufiier the Members to meet in fo fe cure zimanuery ,‘ that they may be hindrecl by no 1 awe from declaring to all the World, Whether they were awed before or no i; and thence th€"W01‘id may judge oftheie men; averlion from all agreement, when in : roré er to {o hlelied a thing as peacexhey refufefo jail: a demand as fecurity ’ A They next obj eel: agaimli adjoutningg twenty miles from London, and in thefirit ‘place theyebefi againli. irflfhat in making thagei a condition of clisbanding to web “ bylaw they are notebound to%confenr,_ His Ma) £‘liy_f€qL1'if€S a new Law by Arms 5 ~?Ci:_1 which they are wholly deceived, for his Majefiy never made it alcondition 5 to have fecurity for I-limfelfe~ and both I-Iouies from tumults (Which they cannot de; why toihave beene, and againfi: which n<:3twichiian«:ling theydoenot age: any. Gther hind of fecurity) His Majefiy did demand as a com-iitio‘n,(and fe curity is untloubt. *edly?his ‘Majefiies due by Law ); but the adjournment was oneIyexpre{s’t as that ‘Which his Maj-efiyvozily~lc’onceeived tp be the onely {ecurity ; nothut if they could lfind "ahetter or by another way; his Maieiiy weulcleas readily approve of hit. "But his Ma j eflyiappeals to the Worlmwhether his Ma jeliy ought to have done leffe for «his ilafgggyv an that ofthe Members, and the freedome hi theirivotegthenleto demand siechrity agéiinfi mmults if: whether he cculcl ‘do m.C3i."'€i‘ fqrpenaice, then to be ready ‘:9 iiaecept al43ey{L1fii1C,lfi‘nt fecimxtyithatethey llroulcl oii-er,— and Wi::ha:ll go bee indulirious jm fixzd «sitar: iifit meansiferythaic fecizrityvhimfelljieg f a°nd to p1*opofe¥“iti’in"fel';1rge‘ae;ng.. liner to then; , has PQ leave them in cliiife theirFh"w“ne1:;laCei‘out dif‘alelthe‘reli of {mad ;}and whether on the otl1erfide,they could. the le e towardeeither, then norxci grant the iecmiry, _1.‘Vh_fi"I3 ghey eexmez dehythe dzingiger, and not only not tovfeeké afier and 01%?" anyfione way 4lIl'l'.;li:‘i mi fechre, Zhuefo ahloliitelyltorefufe thaerdea; {e_na'hleiiw.3x3,* (iii.-.~em~-ity which‘ is mefered to them f; w‘hether the t‘mccmvenienc‘e of; ‘1ig_mO..Vin:g R.e§01.dS tWre'nt,y~f1]i}ES‘, Aougiat to be in any hallzmce with the n1iferiesVof a War ; whether the avoiding of this ( butta ci re) econfeiiicn ofethat tmth, (which they cailea feemdlall, but {can never prmre, one) that his Majefiy was Forced for His fafeity to wiiehdranv from his Parliament, (of which the army raifed without can: ‘fish: , “ti: hr-ri_ngin triumph tea the Houies Peirfonsliacchfed of'2h1gh treafon by Hi;n,_ A were alehe ahfufiicientiteflgimony) and that the Members were awed {when theliifi names were i.£.’él.I1t°.ti11‘1§SiCi emancled", and fometirhes pofied, their perfon~.ylaid‘har1dsi cm, and the tumultuous mukitude neither puniiht not clifeountenahc’t foimuchlasw by 3 Declaratiem) whether the Fears l::fl”Lemc2on (ingwhich and by alpart ofwhich .a‘l1‘ehis was .aiune)£h*euld feeme to fuffer under a. eChar?gel:e ii And laif’cly;,l Whether the: ~ aubtlefiz in anyplace outio.f;La:g4’an his Majefiy fhciuld again come to thelHoufe" A iogf Cmmmohs witharrned men, (upon what appera nice offlighnaftef What esrclers” againfi his iikriown Right-,ar:.dwith how little either intention, Aeeofferor colour of‘ egZoleneee«He came thicher.ihaw_ring been fhsoWed”hef9re,%) can appeare A a fuficienrli rcafm reafon for their rcfolutton agamii: fuch an ad} outnmenti , in otdetgtto if.i1E3—}”t11iZJiI¢§lI!:E.’ _i eace 9. Andewhether," although there were no neceflity ofttbut his Maj eiiies ac» ;_-g,‘ (who out of comptltance With them hath put theabfolnte power out of his owne hands, not only of_ad}onrmx1g the Parliament Whtthetf, but q§‘:§ifib1t»mgg:_,g When He pieafed) it might not feeme no nnteafonable teqtzeii after fo largea Their third part is to protfe his M_ajeIiiesaverfion to pieaee by feveraii _cirtfum~ fiancee. ‘The firlhs Ins having dented to I‘€C€1.V€ti1€§1i1“'pE’tIt10n‘S_%, which his 1~.taj.t_s..t ‘Ry never did, for if they mean ( which was all he ever did towat ds any reinfail) his irefilfingtoteceive any from or by any perfon aecufed of high treafon «by him, ‘( when they had other and more diteét waies offending to i1it¢n,aS they had thezuby, the Earle of Eflex, if they had not gone out of their way out of defite to have it refit ed.) They may as well fay , He hath tefufed all that have evetfince come to‘ him from them,tor the continued alwaies to ‘make that exception: and iftheit hope ‘ofptefent and totall vifioty, had not madethem infiii upon that before ’cE‘oi_;3e£vi£i;. which they qnitted after, the Petition, offeredto have beene ient frotn my nLo~;;-1 of "Efléx from the head of his army , had been then receiived too iby_an*yeo"ther kind of Q ‘ hand; though if his Majeity W€.’t'CrIgi-ttiy informed of the contents_ofth,at petiti-[~ ‘on, neither their offetoffuch a petit1ontconid {how any intzlination to pea in A taem,_ not could his abfolute refufall have fhowed anyave1'fio_n to it it1.hi3“ h/ia-: ‘ ;§Thef'econd1s, That their Comtitttteetnuit not, txztthottt afpeetztil {afe Condetft and ptoteétion {romH1m,£have Acceiie to Htmga L1bet'tyrmc1dent‘to them not on» ly as Membeirfis ofthe Parliament, and employed by both Honfesg but asthey were it freeborne Subjefia. To this His Ma 1' eiiy reeliesflhattl-Ie never denied their Com- mittee to have acceife to Him without aifafe Condu».‘:”c;i notidid He never‘ jfo much as tftention any to them. The firfl; motion concerning a fate Conduit was in a letter; ' from the’Lord grey of W.+zrl<,Speaker pm temper: oifthti 1.ordsI.~Ioufe, to either of “1 His Ma jefiit-s Secretaries, dated the third of Wawmlaer, 1642. defining one for that a Committee, which after attended H18 Maj efty at Calcérga/(E; andttt1ae"fan1e‘wasa-,- “ gain defired For the Committee appointed to txfeat at Voajag-ti; by a letter ftomfhe Earle of_.Manch¢fiarSipeakerof the fame Houfe to the Lord Feulklande, eddtedithei " £8. of*Fe£:mari ;. And muiieit not feem Ptrange to a‘1l[the Vifotld, that His Majeiiiies granting ofthat Whichbotii Houfes in order to the Treaty aekt of Him, fhonld be after cheargeidnpon Hitnas a provocation laid in the Way to interrupt “o1*“b"teak oi? the Treaty 2 And {ince‘ttndo&nbtediyi (and that reafonabiy) itnronld have beeniing-.; teirpxeted averfion in HisMa3_ePcy from peace , 3fH_¢‘i1aCi denied this whvjen itjwégi asktgi-lisi condition was very hard, When, it feems, He could not ei‘thertwayehav¢ M avoided t;i1isimpntation. whether He had denied pt granted ‘1t.‘t But His Maj efty A defiresflis Snhjetats to c”onfideri the great difl’edren¢:e betweenntwhatflis Ma j eiiy hathiecaufe to complain of, and .wh_at they doe. Mg. ezd'!:x.e.rfn’e_7j'Hamp:{£nimp10yed t, ‘ 153313 Mai e1‘cy”twith an olive aliztatnshhaieewleifasa:far ..apl¢alch dieafitd to b,sth~HoLi§ ”fes,itic1ot¢dt'a a léetterettolthe Sip ea bftheltagds Houfe . ihaa\?§l§§1‘s;I;"E1”ias%l Majauees paffe ;, teltiltyirtg that he A _was fo te1'np?l'oly'e[cl , havmg clelivteredflthls Mellage to the Lords Houfe, "andfthat Houfe having receivedlit as a gmcigus Me{fage.,tis commit:-X ‘tedbflythelhoufe of Commons (notwithftanding the liberty ofacctlIe_faid to be irr- fiderit toallt free-borne Subjefis) for not having; a fate Condufiffi-‘om their Gene- jralhupon pretenceol‘ an Order ofthat H0uf€_bltitl1att§jJ made , and never gaafi the 1 iotds, not publifht by then1felveS ; and nottwqithotlaotllog that the Lords at a Cone- fetcace elefired the Mellengers relfeafe, apon the atorelaml reatons, and that he was ‘foot to them, and that their owne It/lefl”engers hacl dl..Vc1StltIlE‘S of late gone to Ox?- fara’ in the fame manner, and :;on~eo'fl-lis Majelties had oomeotherwife , a yet the Emily anfwet returned was , That trheyowaxldfldzad to r/aeir cam miar. Upon which His Majefty ‘cannot but obferveg, Firltg that how great .-{urhotity f0‘t§V€t booth}-{one “fes expeétto have wltb; His Ma} efty , yet one Houfe hath but a. l‘ittle‘wlth the os- ther. A Secondly, That the priviledge of that I-lent" e is as little confideted as their intcrceflion, fince uadotxbtedly, if the Lords ( who in tnany cafes have power to commit, owhich the HoL1fe“otCommoln’s luth notovem1ore then their own Mem- bers, in any cafe but of breach ofprivxledgej had committed a lvleffenger fe at to the I-Ioufe of Commons (efpecially fiazmx any to Lvhoitf I‘t»“lefl7:ngers they paid half}: that refpeét which they owe to His Majelties) upon an other only of _their owne Honfe, and having committed him without their C0:‘1{t.*t-1tS;.l'l}0tlld not relea him at their defire , it would have been lookt upon by them as nolefle abreaoh of Pti-. A viledge, them His Majefiies comming to their houfi:~. ‘tzit'dly, That bi? this His ‘Majefiy hopes that the violent party doth now fee tettet times are not ottlfitlce H618 told by this Very Declaration , That will Spz"r~:’t.r doe than rage moji‘ , W/Jfiififlifij. twinks I/Jgywmzdf 5: leaf} am’. ' ' V l V A V A A i a A , ‘ The grounds mofths 'rT«hirdand Pom-lth (For {och asahaviewlmen taken notice of by the by, and replied to before , need not to be repeated) are theft.o ‘Dating the ”l'reatyatxvo Proclamatiotts iflued? at Oxfam’ ‘againft Aflociations , M and raifing of Forces and Taxes by virtuesof Otclin:moes,inl which His Mafelty caharges a Ttaiote~ rous andlftebetllious Army of .Brownifts, Anabaptiffs, and Atheifls (bmzenot both I-lVot1jl"es, (as, for want of b~€it1g ¢hargéd,.taI1t4y ;c‘harge thleaoafelvels) to €I1dti‘aVQuf.tp' take’af%way“Hisll”Liffe,‘ and the Religion atml Laweas ofthe Kingdotnte. And‘£aomelllwe_tt-5«t- A terswerae intercepted, by Which, theyfay, it probably a%pp"éarets to tlhetn ,‘ that His Majefty hadgghen dtfignes upon K5i&.’i;2gwart£v, Saatréoxoatg/:,~oa1td Brzfloi. But His" lMaj'ePc_;ythinks it ft:-ange that it fhould he expeéted, That this Treaty ihouhthavet to fmurch ionfluejnce on one fide, land_fo.1ittle Qntllle ot*herQ that during the Tte[a_tyl,; taxesmay be illegally rlaaici ando1evied,,an:elg His ll»/iajeftyimay notlacgaliyforhfid them; That 3\Q.71.1MiC°l2S lot the lEat1eoofE' ‘:5.’-?(»'"hi5 Army daily raile againfi: Epifcopaecy1,b1‘eak1 ointo‘Churclhes, pulldowne aOrgans ahél 1%./lon.uments,teaarSutplices and Commofn-L _Pl‘8}’€-I: Boektstqa ,.sat:d Ma5’§:f’cyamay».n0teaCa11.th~::m ;;B.r,0WBifiS%%i heat lthhalt Anny ‘N F ‘N “ ,m»~'........ 3;.‘ ..»y,_W _,._, ~H ., H ‘ ‘ _ , 2‘, ~ 2 ‘~ < ‘‘’~ ‘ . - l l . ~ - -v may _1'n".g,y goe on dzttly doting the T1“eaty in overt ac€’tS ‘of”Re,be1h'on h,t1d’hTt7efzf1ben,” hem‘:-d hit ' muft be an intetrnpttoen ofthf: T1-my in His M‘aefl‘ytto*Ca~11 the'm Rebeelsttttnd Tt‘ai-- , tors; That He may notfay they endeyavot1t'to ta1AIent%part;n.t’0 irfiage them to“ be Wlcked that they may be I»Ai{e;*ab~Ié:,,a§f:d at oppafing juflcice m d f my Peacefinciflismajcziiy dmth mofi earma-if’:1y%co,njumw tlxnfla, Whoéfa Fwltharfih hitherto proceedeé ra_tha:r: from want offzegz, them warm’ “ = oflight,Wha out oftoa much care of then? private fafety have bczencnher iaokera mm. mrlmve at was diflik"t and countenemc’& thefa Caurfeas, that they at lat’; rmzfe up thc§i;:5 (lounge to mime part with theirVCon{cienc:'e, ami fear m be daznmd mam A A then m be Plmzdwd, “ andpmnfider that if thay Wifl dmfsrt and oppafe that party mm; their Tameneffidonly makes confidcrabla , and unite theimfidvm with but halfe that Indufiry to’ defend His Majefiy , and the Relioiun arsd Law e{’mb1if’nt, which thcé «Fathers ufrs: to defimy them aly , they may avgnloi the One , and be in mm daziagm: of thf: Other_, ttgeir numbers bexngfuch , that zfthéy cmcfs but knew em aimther, by nueerly Joynmg to appear t_o think as they do , _t},-xgy might {madly gzzad thig 5“-u1y‘{};y1*e,i by them) the worft kind 0fVV-at , both 2:31:13 of fir ughfh agmnfl: Engliflx , andofmbjeflzsagainflz their Prince. H Butiithcsy ("nail fl.Ail1‘L fufil-rrthezn-~* gelvesm be carrirzd away with the Stream , they uvi11bytba%:_{m£:r the Powemf the Nioleztzt Part to take (0 deep a mot(by being feazcd ofali the Arms, Shxps,andA V % fimng places 0 the liingiorn ) that if Macy mould happ:;=n to pr«2vai%i%i%n%~:hisW'ar agzzinfic His Maj efly, they will (in defpize :1o:_m*:1y of Them; but ofthair prefent A Rumm if they flmuld. be willing to divert them) extirpate the Luv , Ram and; Bmnch,1a1:;e,1= the whale frame at Government, introduce Demcarcmcy, Indepeflm dance and 13;”-ity, and leave neither King, Chtxrch nor Gent1”eman% mud (bcfides thfltmywjil men appear to themiblves guilty of thisintmllemble Ainmo'V}atiotii,% %% wjhitli mty have not txmeiy enough oppofedjthis Pagty will then Forget that they* «did nomppofe-: them a.z;.a.11,,and remember that they dxd aflxfiz them-~buta11tt1e9 W111; dgfiimgug [11 bemreeza thoifewhc: afiified them out of"zeal and out offear, and whey am.n,Q.W mlyvdmg;_{emt¢,mey will aallmagignant, and me Inequality» In}'1;_»A A m1¢¢& (app-5~f_~_=ffi1iQnth..fj T they wxi thcmxnduraywmtclate dxfcovc: t0 them to ahea- ~ €v§fly£}:E;’ “q*mt,th¢yAA §¢;av+.~%: umzmne themfeiwzs witfcmsm much Difcm"::Zoxu,an& 0bt:1in"j*«i AA A n¢;:;hing by thaziir unfufiifiabk‘ cautions Complizmct: but to be defix*oyed1afim I : i‘ “'VP"" yjajw” §gmzm%