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By the King . A PROCLAMATION For the more effectual Discovery of Jesuits , and of all Estates belonging to them , or to any Popish Priest , Colledge , Seminary , or other Popish and Superstitious Foundation . CHARLES R.

WHereas His Majesty was Graciously pleased by His Royal Proclamation dated the Twentieth day of November 1678. to promise a Reward of Twenty pounds to any person who should Discover and Apprehend any Popish Priest or Jesuit , as in the said Proclamation is exprest , whereof His Majesty hath found good effect , and hopes more will follow by the due putting thereof in execution ; However His Majesty having been lately more fully Informed of the pernicious practices of the Jesuits , and that divers of them do still lie Lurking and Disguised within this His Majesties Realm of England , Contriving and carrying on their Traiterous Plots and Designs against His Majesties Person and Government , and the Protestant Religion by Law Established : His Majesty is therefore Graciously pleased by this His Royal Proclamation to add to the Reward formerly Promised , and doth hereby Promise to him or them who shall Discover and Apprehend , or cause to be Apprehended any Jesuit , the Sum of Eighty pounds besides the former Twenty pounds , in all One hundred pounds , which shall be immediately paid upon the Conviction of such Jesuit . And His Majesty doth hereby appoint the Lords Commissioners of His Treasury , or the Lord High Treasurer of England , to pay the same accordingly without delay or abatement . And His Majesty is further Graciously pleased to Declare , That whosoever shall Discover any Estate , Real or Personal , belonging to any Jesuit or Jesuits , or Colledge , or Seminary of Jesuits , or to any Popish Priest , Colledge , Seminary , Covent , or Nunnery of Popish and Superstitious Foundation ( Except the same be issuing out , or part of the Estate and Estates of Sir Thomas Preston , Sir John Warner , Two thousand five hundred pounds Charge upon the Estate of Henry Nevil Esquire , and Fifteen hundred pounds in the hands of Augustine Hungate , which are already Discovered , and now under Examination before the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury ) shall have one full Moiety thereof . And His Majesty doth hereby straitly Charge and Command all His Judges , Justices of the Peace , Magistrates , Officers , and other Loyal Subjects whatsoever within His Realm of England , Dominion of Wales , and Town of Berwick upon Tweed , That they use their utmost Care and Endeavours to Discover , Apprehend , and Commit , or cause to be Committed to safe Custody , in order to their Trial , all Jesuits and Priests , as by His said former Proclamation is Commanded .

Gi●en at Our Court at Whitehall the Twelfth day of November 1679. In the One and thirtieth year of Our Reign . God save the King .

London , Printed by John Bill , Thomas Newcomb , and Henry Hills , Printers to the Kings most Excellent Majesty . 1679.