FOrasmuch as it appeareth now in part , who were the Complices of Percy in his detestable Treason published by our former Proclamations , in their assembling together to moue our people to Rebellion , Although perhaps many of them did neuer vnderstand the secret and depth of his abhominable purpose ▪ and that amongst those which do flee for feare of our Power , and for the guiltinesse of their offence , we are informed that the said Percy is : Wee haue thought it good to make knowen to all men , both that wee put great odds betweene his part of the Treason and other mens . And also , that forasmuch as it importeth greatly that hee should bee taken , to the end that by his confessions , the whole plot and the partners thereof might bee discouered , and from himselfe the horrible purpose opened , which it is likely that many Whom hee hath seduced did neuer vnderstand , And also that by the exemplary punishment of him , others be 〈◊〉 from such Treasons , as tend not onely to Our destruction , but to the confusion art vtter dissolution of the State :

If any person shall apprehend the sayd Percy , and br●ng him to Us or any Our Officers aliue ; if that person be an offe●●●…our and partner with him in his Treason in whatsoeuer degree , We will not onely give him pardon of his Life , Lands , and Goods , but also bestow on him a reward of the value of one Thousand pounds at the least . And if hee be no offendor , yet shall he haue that or a greater reward . And for their assurance Wee do hereby giue Our Princely word .