WHereas by a Statute made in the Iwenty seventh Year of the Reign of the late Oueen Elizabeth , it is , amongst other things , Enacted , That if any of the Subjects of this Kingdom ( not being a Iesuit , Seminary Priest , or other such Priest , Deacon or Religious or Ecclesiastical Person , Ordained or Professed by any Authority or Iurisdiction , Derived , Challenged , or Pretended from the See of Rome ) shall be of , or brought up in any College of Iesuits or Seminary Erected or Ordained in any Parts beyond the Seas , and shall not , within Six Months next after Proclamation in that behalf to be made in the City of London , under the Great Seal of England , return into this Kingdom , and thereupon , within Two Days after such Return , before the Bishop of the Diocese , or Two Iustices of the Peace of the County where he shall Arrive , Submit himself to the Kings Majesty and his Laws , and take the Oath of Supremacy , That then every such Person ( which shall otherwise return , come into , or be in this Realm ) for such Offence of Returning or being in this Realm , without Submission , as aforesaid , shall be adjudged a Traytor , and Suffer loss , and Forfeit as in Case ●f High Treason . And whereas by divers other Statutes of this Realm great Penalties are inflicted , is well upon the Persons Bred up in Foreign Seminaries , as upon their Parents , Guardians and Friends , who shall send them thither , or shall send any Relief or Maintenance to them there . And whereas His Majesty hath been Informed , That many of His Subjects of this Kingdom do Live in , and are daily Conveyed into Foreign Seminaries , where they are Brought up , and are Educated in Romish Superstition , to The great Detriment of this Kingdom ; His Majesty doth therefore by His Royal Proclamation ( with the Advice of His Privy Council ) strictly Charge and Command all His Subjects of this Kingdom , who are in foreign Seminaries , That they do with all speed return into this His Kingdom ; and doth likewise Command and Require the respective Parents and Guardians to take the most effectual Care for such their return . And His Majesty doth hereby strictly Prohibit and Forbid all and every His Subjects of this Kingdom whatsoever , for the time to come , from going to , or residing in any of the said Seminaries ; and doth Likewise Prohibit and Forbid all and every His Subjects to send any Relef or Maintenance to any of His Subjects or others , who now are , or shall hereafter be , or reside in any Foreign Seminary : To all which His Majesty doth expect all due Obedience , letting the Offenders to the contrary know , That they ●hall not only Incur His high Displeasure , but be Proceeded against ( for their respective Offences ) according to the utmost Severity of Law .