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_   A Declaration of the Lords and

§5_;C.onmons Maflbnabled in Parfiamcmr. 

 V S in all our endeavours {ince this Par--
 ‘ Iiamcnt began, we intended wholly the
 advancmzcnrt of His Majeflaies honour
A  and fafccy, and the regainmmt of the
V V A ‘_ ancie1&t%(th0ugh of Ian: years much in-e
% ,  ° "‘ v2c1cd)Rights,Laws,and Liberties,be-' A
ing thc birtthright of the Subjécfis Qf thisLmd, and fet—-
ling of the true: Protcftant Reli ion (the glory of our
Nation) in ‘para and pur1'.t»y_-, 0 did we no Ieflé hope
for, and erpea "His Majeflies c9ncL1rrc11cein"thofc=%par4
ticulars, thcy“being'thc very fouflchtian of His Majem
flies pmfcmt honourand g‘reatfi‘ef-Tc, and the fout1tain~0'f°
perfeé}: and futuré blifii to himfiszlf, and“ all I-i'1's 1oyal‘1
Subjcxfts , which Vtoowcvidcntly» we {Ct Our Iélvcés (by the
wicked C oumccllors nbw unmasked :b0uthis.Ma.jefly)
not only deprived 0f,,but infied thercofmpm war decla“
rcd,2n'd proiédutad againfi his Majcfiies loyall Subjefis
oflfal, axidflelfwhere in this Kingd0ni,far'unfutab1c to
fuch Declarations of ‘love and peace A as His Majefiic
hath fi~cqucnt1«y promifiad and publifhcéi to the King -
dam_:, and in articular to the County of Tart, with foi-
Iemne prof ations that He would not; norhad it en-
trcd Hxsthoughrs to mike war againfll-lis Parliamcnr,
which how agrccablc thcy arc: to the rczfxnt: courfcwf'
  hisMajefiy3zC@1uzcc1Iors,,fpecially‘ xmcc fifi his agants
abroad H 5 received provififls fit for war , which £m’~'-

 
   

mcdiatcly  

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 mediam1yhav¢been purorx Aforexemmenmwemferrc ab   

the wholcé World to judge OF. ‘A ” A_

4 Buthowever 1:ho{e‘p1*oVmifes and ,p*r.Qtefla_ti0mI1wve
be&ii%%A1?:o fooner made, but brokqn, arzgd our he ®fpe;1C’c:
and fafety thereby wholly di.fa;3p0inted'.  *et “that it

may appeare to 311 Ages to come, that as in duty we are

bound (the Kimgdon14:%1iaving% intrL1fiedu$)~%fi1I% irve:¥1é;§‘m

nQt, nQr%wi11be found w.v%ant1'n.9": in the 163 f’¢‘14Cfegree0.F" . .

care and pro=»*idence(God a.fTiyfi:ing v£1%s)&fOr% 2:-hé p§eFCrvé§
non. of the whole Kmgdorn, and the Tpvvn Hal’; am}.

the Inhabitants thereof {ram viOIei1c¢,and nu£n@;.tzh11gh A A
for the effefiing thereof H13 ¢Majefl:ic hathV¢p~1;ocecdec£

$404 many hof-tile preparations anal 3&2, By‘ having g'ot: c1_i¥é-
vars Pieces Ofgreat Ordnance; and 0tI2er=warI'ike p1*c>v’i%eA
{ions both of horfc and. fc_)o_1:5 for the taking in Ofthé {hid
Town, and His other dcfigncs 3, and by cuttin   off their
frefh*Wa,ter 2 intercepting and‘ refiraizling oi 2,vii..‘?c‘ualIs;

and other Vneccffaries ~for%.thc;i1;V.,V.fubfif’tance find Jim-¥~_%

1ihood,as if to obey the Par1iizménts_Co§nmands (that ,
being Sir 305% HafiJ)4m5Crim1_e) though never fo much

fat the fafety (pf the whole Kingdom , were fb Capirall‘

an offence: as nothing but ‘ death, ruine, and d’e£h11&,ion  

vWI1er c-rc?WeA thct Lflrtls and C om A  ms in Parliament
aifembled have thought fit.-. and‘ #510 here-bydecfare, Tim:
whéreas Sin 30592 Hotfidm Gqovéerneurwf HM: by tlm
fpec i;;11 order e,fth¢Par1Liamcmt appainted For that {era
vice, ha.t:h be;@I1 frced Fm the revcmtiaan of the fuddcn
furprifallmnd defiruélion of the Tmwn, and the Inlm-~
itanizs th.€r<:‘0,fit*0. let in fomé Tyides ffom Huméer upon
the grou1?1d¢s~axdj®y~mi~m to the Md’ Te wn, _W‘I**1ich for par

fem: cmld mat: otherwife; have men fecuredg  aim

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therefore herehyl nrnmrfel anal aflineal land A  llijgé-F3? A l

p£*l’fOl‘l srzcl }fio~1,%'iAA©l1S‘,Wl‘s2ltfi}ey*etT, eiti=rf:‘*r'~tl*1‘£?; ownm, or
Rarrners ollam tlhelluol gl”OlIfl£lS which {hall he inapait~

A ed‘ by this rei°f‘lowlingaoFthe wetter, fir;l1~y anti 9A;111ple lite r A

tisllaétioxil am all inch 1lOflE'.'- as they or any of them {hall
thereby fa  (eXcept,li1oh‘A potions only) as formerlly
have been, now are, or hereaftete flmall he found the flit‘-

-rers upa Abh¢tt0rS,_ Orefiurtherers of any finch way,;. or y

rneanesas have, orlmaly concluee to the endangering,   or
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annoyance ofthe lard Twn {Hal/5 or the Govemour

  llifirfiiif histlhrvicfi and duty therein, or (hall any way

dilturh the peace anti lafety ofthe laid Town, or any the
Inhabitants thereof;   who fiend‘ well affeéltecl theretoa
Ana we cloalfo deelare,ThatAWe the Lords and Choms-
tnons in Parliament alferrrhledg will not onelye proteéii ‘

fectrre, and lave l1armlef1"e alland every fuch perlon, an& r
“ perfons whatloever, as have or {hall eithler by Sea, or 

Land provide, furnilh, or deliver any provifion of vic:-—
mall, beere, or other thing whatfoever for the relief and
falntynftlro G-a1‘rif0;1 of H4”; but {hall alloy make goods
payment for the fame, and tlrankfnlly accept tlleteof, as
good fervice done to the Kingdom, any pretended war-~
rant iffixed, or hereafter to be iffued out under the co-
lour of any name or authority whatfoever to the Contra-

ry notwithfianding:-And for as much was we are informed A

that fome of the Inhabitants of Hall {land firmly refol-
ved in their good affeélzions to the fervice, and fafe kee--
ping of the {aid Town, for the good of the King and

Kingdom, ‘We thought fit alfo rodeclare, That all fuch A
of the I nhabirants thereof as {hall continue we-ll affeéled  

to the laid fervice, and {land clofe in their fidelitie and
alfiftance to the Govetnour thereof ;, we do hereby af-

{me o A

fu“re and promife them-, théy {hall ream fiom us *

prbteétion and cncouragemflnt aflfvverablc 1:01 fuch a tile:-«

A \.ricc,tas willbcxierytacceptablcnntqus, intrcfpw ofthc A 1
;import2ncc.of 1t forthc prefsxvatxonof Rchgzon and ” ’

fitjfety of am kingdom. And laflly, Wade dmclare
0uracknow1ed0'ement, acceptance, and 2ppr0bati_0n.q.F
that prudent vafiour, x.z;"gi1Iancy'ant1Afaitd1fi111ncfl‘c of the
GOV’€1‘fl0Uf5 Olficcrs and $ouIdie.ts.imp10ycd in the
fetid Town, bath for the d-ifcovcrfiy of plots fotzmcrly

contrivcd for the betraying of the aid Town, and their

tmclaunted refolutions to keep the fame zgainfl whomé»
focvcr for the fervicc of His‘ Majcftie. and Kingdom;
»._And do promifc and afl'ure them, A that every particular
good {service done or to be done by any Commzmdcr 61“
Souldier-1'crv1'ng, or to Fcrvcthercin, 112311 .beArcwa.rdcd
as, {hall anfwcrthc grcatneffc of this Kingdom, and the?
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6 T is-this day Rcfolved upon the7QL;cI¥io11 bg
  1 Lords and Commons in Parliament aflhzn

   

Deputy Lieutcnants of the Counties adjoyning upon
notice given unto them of fueh difturbancgby the Lord‘

Lieutenants or Deputy‘Lieu,tenanrs where fuch difiur-~ V-

banceis made, be hereby required to give aid and nfl'if-
tance to the {aid other Lord Lieuterlants :1ndDeputyo
Izieutenanrs or anyrof them, fo requiring the Fame, for

the prefent fixpprefling of fuch force and diflurbersof ’

the peace, by Voiuxltiers, and fuch of’ the Trained Bands
of their feverall Counties that fhallfvoluntarily go to
giwerheir affifiance. A A A M A V J ‘ V

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  the
   That in cafe any force be brought out of one Conn-M
ry into any other County of this Kingdom, to difiurb
the peace thereof; That the Lord Lieutenantsrandir