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HONI · SO●● · 〈◇〉 · MAL · Y · PENSE

DIEV · ET · MON DROIT .

By the King . A PROCLAMATION Relating to the Articles concluded between His MAJESTY , and the Government of Algiers . CHARLES R.

WHereas by the late Articles of Peace concluded between His Majesty , and the Government of Algiers , His Majesty out of His Royal Care of the Persons and Estates of His Subjects , did agree and provide , That none of His Subjects employed or trading in any English Ship or Vessel , should for the future be taken and sold as Slaves , or his or their Goods made Prize by any of the Subjects of the said Government of Algiers ; And also , that any of His Majesties Subjects going in Foreign Ships , as Passengers onely , and having Authentick Passports testifying the same , should have the like freedom for their Persons and Goods aboard such Foreign Ships : And whereas His Majesty is informed , that divers of His Subjects , contrary to the effect and true meaning of the said Treaty , do take upon them to colour and conceal the Ships of Foreigners , with whom the said Government of Algier is in War , and to that end do either wholly Navigate the Ships of such Foreigners , or otherwise serve in the same as Mariners or Souldiers : Which way of proceeding , as it doth for the present administer just cause of Complaint from the said Government of Algier , so will it in a short time ( if not prevented ) indanger the Security intended by the said Articles for the Ships , Persons and Estates of His Majesties Subjects : His Majesty doth therefore by this His Royal Proclamation , strictly forbid all His Subjects , that they do not for the future Navigate the Ships or Vessels of any Foreigners in War with the said Government , nor presume to serve in the same either as Mariners or Souldiers . And His Majesty doth hereby further Declare , That if any Offenders contrary to this His Royal Proclamation , shall be taken , His Majesty will not require any release of their Persons or Estates from the said Government of Algier ; but that they must expect to be excluded ( as they were intended ) out of the benefit of the said Articles ; His Majesty also strictly charging such persons as shall hereafter go as Passengers in Foreign Ships or Vessels , to take care that they have Passports with them , signed by His Majesties proper Ministers in England , or His Ministers or Consuls abroad , expressing the Names of their Persons , and the Contents and Qualities of their Goods , at their perils .

Given at Our Court at Whitehall , this Two and twentieth day of December 1675. in the Seven and twentieth year of Our Reign . God save the King .

LONDON , Printed by the Assigns of John Bill , and Christopher Barker , Printers to the Kings most Excellent Majesty , 1675.