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❧ By the King . A Proclamation concerning the adiournement of the Parliament .

WHereas by Our Proclamation giuen at Our Court at Royston the sixt day of October last past , aswell in respect of the season of the yeare and weather , as for other considerations therein mentioned , we did publish Our Royall intention and purpose to adiourne our sayd Parliament , from the foureteenth day of Nouember now approaching , vnto the eight day of February next comming ; Neuerthelesse vpon certaine vrgent and important occasions of great weight and consequence , with the aduice of Our Priuie Councel , We haue thought fit and necessary to alter Our former resolution in that behalfe , and to adiourne the sayd Parlianment , from the foureteenth to the twentieth day of this instant Nouember : And therefore Wee doe heereby notifie and publish the same to all the Prelates , Noblemen , and States of this Our Realme , and also to the Knights , Citizens and Burgesses of the same Parliament , So that they , or any of them , other then such as shall happen to be in London or Westminster , ( who may attend the making of the sayd adiournement ) shall not be bound or compelled to appeare the sayd foureteenth day of Nouember , at Our City of Westminster , but shal be thereof discharged against Vs : Neuerthelesse , Wee doe heereby will , charge , and command all and euery the sayd Prelates , Noblemen and States , and all the sayd Knights , Citizen and Burgesses , and all others , to whom in this case it shall appertaine , That they and euery of them doe personally appeare , and bee present the sayd twentieth day of Nouember at the City of Westminster aforesayd , to treat , consent , and conclude vpon such matters , as in the sayd Parliament shall then and there of the Common Councell of the Realme by Gods fauour happen to be ordeyned , Our sayd former Proclamation , or any other thing to the contrary notwithstanding .

Giuen at Our Court at Whitehall , the third day of Nouember , in the nineteenth yeere of Our Reigne of Great Britaine , France and Ireland . God saue the King .

❧ Imprinted at London by BONHAM NORTON , and IOHN BILL , Printers to the Kings most Excellent Maiestie . M.DC.XXI .