WHEREAS we are informed that several persons do scruple , and doubt , whether we , by vertue of a Commission Grauted to us , by their Majesties , bearing date the twelfth day of July , in the second year of their Majesties Reign , do intend to seize , and sequester , into our hands , for their Majesties use , the personal Goods and Chattels of persons lately in Rebellion , or aiding and assisting to the Irish Rebels , though they , or any of them should come in , and live quitely , and that within the time limited in His Majesties Gracious Declaration , given at the Camp near Finglass , the seventh day of July , 1690. Now , for the prevention of any such mistake , and though , in the very preamble of our Order , of the 16th day of this instant July , we have expressed these words ( the Goods and Chattels of those fled through guilt , from their places of abode ) . We do hereby declare , our Commission hath a reference to the aforesaid Declaration ; and we do declare , the Goods and Chattels personal , of all those comprised within the said Declaration , are not intended to be seized , or sequestred by us , or our Orders . Dated at the Council-Chamber , Dublin , 19th day of July , 1690.