BY THE KING . His Majesties Declaration whereby to Repeale and make voyd , all Licenses , by Himselfe granted f●● bringing any Goods or Commodities , from the Cities of London and Westminster , and other pl●ces , in rebellion against His Majesty , contrary to His late Proclamation , prohibiting Trade and Commerce , with the said Citties and Places .

WHereas since His Majesties late Proclamation , prohibiting Trade with the C●ties of London and Westminster , at the earnest and humble suit of certaine H●● Majesties faithfull Subjects of this City of Oxford , and other places , and fo●● reasons by them proposed , which appeared to be very pressing , some few licenses and dispensations have bin granted , under His Royall Signature , for bringin● some certaine quantities of sundry sorts of Goods and Commodities from the said Cities of London and Westminster . And whereas his Majesty hath since found , that by colour of such Licenses , there is a great Trade of almost all Commodities still continued with those Cities , to the enerving and frustrating the scope and intent of his said Proclamation , which in his Royall Wisedome he hath Judged most necessary to prevent : his Majesty hath therefore thought fit hereby to declare , that from henceforth , and from the date hereof , all such licenses by him granted as aforesaid , shall be void , and no more put in use , even although the same , or any of them may have bin obtained with intent onely to provide supplyes of such things , as might be needfull for his own Royal Person , or his dear Consort the Queens Majesty or for the Persons of the Prince or Duke of York , their highnesses , straightly charging & commanding all Persons whosoever have obtained , or are possessed of any such Licenses as aforesaid , and all other Persons whatsoever , that they presume not to bring , or cause to be brought any Goods or Commodities , from the said Cities of London and Westminster , or any othe● Towne or Place in Rebellion against his Majesty , directly or indirectly , mediately or immediately , unto this his City of Oxford , or any other place in obedience unto his Majesty , upo● such paines as are expressed in his Majesties said Proclamation , and such farther punishment a● may Justly be inflicted on them for contemning and infringing this his Royall Pleasure and Command .

Given at Oxford under his Maiesties signe Manuall , the tenth day of December , in the nineteenth Yeare of his Reigne . 1643. God save the KING .