WHereas it hath appeared at the Tryals and Arraignments of the Conspirators in the horrid and Traiterous Conspiracy now under Prosecution , That among the several ways and means contrived for the Murther of His Sacred Majesty , Four Ruffians were appointed to go to Windsor , and there to Assassinate His Royal Person ; And whereas lately such Information hath beén given upon Oath , That there is just cause to suspect , that Captain Lavallyan , Karney , and Thomas Brahall Gent. being all Irishmen , and James Willson Gent. an Englishman , are the persons that are guilty thereof , and were hired to commit that execrable Crime ; And whereas the said Capt. Lavallyan , Karney , Thomas Brahall , and James Willson , are since fled from Iustice , not daring to abide their Legal Tryal ; The Kings most Excellent Majesty doth by this His Royal Proclamation straitly Charge and Command the said Captain Lavallyan , Karney , Thomas Brahall , and James Willson , That they and every of them respectively do before the Twentieth day of October , render themselves to the Lord Chief Iustice , or some other the Iustices of the Kings Bench , who are hereby Commanded forthwith to Commit them to safe Custody , there to remain in order to their Tryals for this their Offence . And His Majesty both also Charge and Command all and every Iustices of Peace , Mayors , Sheriffs , Bayliffs , Constables , and all other His Officers and loving Subjects , That they and every of them do use their utmost endeavours for the Apprehending the said Captain Lavallyan , Karney , Thomas Brahall , and James Willson , and every of them . And His Majesty doth hereby straitly Forbid and Prohibit any of His Subjects to Conceal , Harbour , Relieve or Receive any of the said Offenders , under the Peril of being themselves proceéded against ( as by Law they may ) for the Crime of High Treason . And for a greater Encouragement of all such as shall do their Duty herein , His Majesty doth hereby Graciously promise to such person or persons as shall Discover and Apprehend any of the said Offenders , the Reward of One hundred pounds , which shall be respectively paid upon the Discovery and Apprehending of the said Captain Lavallyan , Karney , Thomas Brahall , and James Willson , or any of them . And as an Encouragement to any of the Offenders themselves to come in and render themselves , His Majesty doth hereby further most Graciously promise , That if the said Offenders , or any of them , shall before the Twentieth day of October aforesaid , render themselves , and make a full Discovery of all their Accomplices , That then such person so rendring himself , shall be Pardoned for his own Offence ; but if they shall refuse to render themselves as aforesaid , then they shall be proceeded against according to the utmost Severity and Rigour of the Law .