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By the King . A PROCLAMATION For Recalling Proclamations and Orders not agreeable to the Acts of Navigation , and for Encouragement of Trade CHARLES R.

WHereas We by an Order in Council of the Five and twentieth of October 1665. upon the reasons therein expressed , did give Liberty to Merchants , and other Our Subjects Trading to , and having Goods and Merchandise at Malaga , Alicant , and other Foreign parts , to return , and bring home their Effects in Ships belonging to any in Amity with Vs , notwithstanding the said Acts ; And We did thereby declare , That when We should think fit to determine that Dispensation , We would by Our Royal Proclamation give Six Moneths notice thereof , to the end no Merchant , or other person therein concerned , should be surprized ; Which Order was not , nor could be intended to give Liberty to any of Our Subjects to bring in their Goods in Ships belonging to any then in Amity with Vs , after they became Our Enemies : We taking the same into consideration , have thought fit ( with the Advice of Our Privy Council ) to publish this Our Royal Proclamation ; And do hereby declare , That the said Order of the Twenty fifth of October 1665. and the Liberty thereby given , shall from henceforth determine , and be revoked ; Yet so nevertheless , that all such Merchants as upon encouragement of the forementioned Order , have made use of Foreign Ships as aforesaid , shall not suffer any prejudice for their so doing , within the space of Sir Moneths from the Date hereof . And further , His Majesty doth declare , That all other Proclamations , Orders , and Warrants that have been at any time issued , or granted upon any occasion whatsoever , during the late War , which do not agree with , or are in any wise contrary to the said Arts , or either of them ; And all and every the Dispensations , Licences , Liberties , Clauses , Matters and Things in the said Proclamations , Orders and Warrants , or any of them contained , shall from and after the Date hereof , be void , and of no force , to all intents and purposes whatsoever ; Any thing in them , or any of them contained to the contrary notwithstanding : Whereof all persons concerned are to take notice , and conform themselves accordingly .

Given at Our Court at Whitehall the 30th day of September , 1667. GOD SAVE THE KING .

In the SAVOY , Printed by the Assigns of John Bill and Christopher Barker , Printers to the Kings most Excellent Majesty . 1667.