HIS Maiestie hauing taken a resolution that Himselfe and His Royall Cons ; ort the Queene and their Courts shall very shortly remooue , first to His Castle of Windsor , and after to His Honour of Hampton-Court , and there to settle : and foreseeing that the vicinity of those places to the Cities of London and Westminster , and the Suburbs thereof , and the Borough of Southwarke and Towne of Lambeth , which long haue beene , and yet are so grieuously infected with the Plague , is apt to draw an intercourse between those Cities and places and the Court , which may bring extreme perill to the Sacred Persons of their Royall Maiesties , vnlesse it be very carefully auoided . For the preuenting therefore of so great and so apparant a danger , wherein all His Maiesties good and louing Subiects haue so large an interest , His Maiesty doth straitly charge & command , that no person or persons of what degree or quality soeuer do presume to goe or repaire directly or indirectly , from the said Cities of London or Westminster , or either of them , or the Suburbs of them , or either of them , or the Borough of Southwarke or Towne of Lambeth , vnto the Court , or to goe from the Court vnto the said Cities of London or Westminster , or the Suburbs of them , or the said Borough of Southwarke , or Towne of Lambeth , or either , or any of them , and returne backe to the Court againe , vpon paine of his Maiesties heauy displeasure , and of such further punishment as can by Law or by his Maiesties Prerogatiue Royall be inflicted vpon them for so high a contempt . And if any Seruant to his Maiesty , or to the Queene his Royall consort , in any office or place whatsoeuer , shall offend herein , and either in their owne person haue recourse to and fro , or wittingly suffer any other to haue recourse or accesse vnto them from those Cities or Suburbs thereof , or places aforesaid , His Maiestie doth hereby signifie and publish his determinate purpose and resolution , That euery such offender shall not onely ipso facto forfeit and lose the office or place he holdeth , without any hope or expectation of fauour now or at any time hereafter , but shall also incurre the heauiest and seuerest punishment which can be inflicted vpon them . And his Maiesty doeth straitly charge and command all his louing Subiects to be carefull in the due execution of his Royall will and pleasure herein , not onely in their owne persons , but in all others as much as in them lieth , and this to be strictly obserued and continued vntill his Maiesty shall see cause to inlarge this restraint againe .