A proclamation against the resset of the rebels, and for delivering them up to justice England and Wales. Sovereign (1660-1685 : Charles II) 1679 Approx. 6 KB of XML-encoded text transcribed from 1 1-bit group-IV TIFF page image. Text Creation Partnership, Ann Arbor, MI ; Oxford (UK) : 2009-10 (EEBO-TCP Phase 1). A32360 Wing C3225 ESTC R1828 12129368 ocm 12129368 54678 This keyboarded and encoded edition of the work described above is co-owned by the institutions providing financial support to the Early English Books Online Text Creation Partnership. This Phase I text is available for reuse, according to the terms of Creative Commons 0 1.0 Universal . The text can be copied, modified, distributed and performed, even for commercial purposes, all without asking permission. Early English books online. (EEBO-TCP ; phase 1, no. 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CHARLES , by the Grace of GOD , King of Great Britain , France and Ireland , Defender of the Faith , To all and sundry our Leidges and Subjects , whom these presents do or may concern , Greeting : Forasmuch as upon the first notice given to our Privy-Council of the Rising and Gathering of these disloyal and seditious Persons in the West , who have of late appeared in Arms in a desperate and avowed Rebellion against Us , Our Government and Laws , We did declare them to be Traitors , and discharged all our Subjects to assist , resset , supply , or correspond with any of them , under the pain of Treason . And the saids Rebels and Traitors being now ( by the blessing of God upon our Forces ) subdued , dissipated and scattered ; And such of them as were not either killed or taken in the Field , being either retired secretly to their own homes and Houses , expecting shelter and protection from the respective Heretors , in whose Lands they dwell , or lurking in the Countrey . And we being unwilling that any of Our good Subjects should be ensnared , or brought into trouble by them ; Have therefore with advice of our Privy-Council , thought fit again to discharge and prohibit all our Subjects , Men or Women , that none of them offer or presume to harbour , resset , supply , correspond with , hide or conceal the Persons of Robert Hamilton , Brother German to the Laird of Prestoun , John Patoun in Meadow head , alias Captain Patoun , Joseph Lermont , alias Major Lermont , William Cleeland , John Balfour of Kinloch Whytfoord of Blaquhan younger , Medellan of Barstob , John Wilson , Son to Alexander Wilson Town-Clerk of Lanerk , Rosse , pretended Major , Thomas Weir , Brother to Kirkfield , Haxstoun of Rathillet , Carmichael , Son to the Earl of Wigtons Chamberlane , Connon of Mondrogau , Mr. William Ferguson of Ketloch , James Russel in Kinksketle , George Balfour in Gilstoun , Andrew and Alexander Hendersons , Sons to John Henderson in Kilbraichmont , Andro Guilon Weaver in Balmerino , George Fleeming younger of Balbuthy , Robert Dingwall , Son to Dingwall in Caldhame , Mr. Samuel Arnot , Mr. Gabriel Semple , Mr. John Wolsh , Mr. John King , Mr. Donald Cargil , Mr. George Barclay , Mr. John Rae , Mr. Thomas Dowglas , Mr. Forrester , Mr. Robert Muir , Mr. Lamb , Mr. Richard Cameron Mr. David Home Vre of Shirgarton , Forrester of Bankhead , John Haddoway Merchant in Dowglas , James White Writer there , Cuninghame of Mountgrenan , and Mr. John Cuninghame sometime of Bedland , James and William Cleillands , brethren-in Law to John Haddoway Merchant in Dowglas , Thomas Bogle of Boglehole , alias Nether Carmile , Gordons of Earlstoun elder and younger , Medowgall of French , the Laird of Remenstoun , brother to the Earl of Golloway , the Laird of Castle-stewart , brother to the said Earl , Gordon of Craichlay , Turnbul of Beuley , Thomas Turnbul of Standhill , Hendry Hall , George Home of Greddin , Macky of Cloncard , Mr. John Rae , Somervel of Vrats , Mr. Archibald Riddel , brother to the Laird of Riddel , Cathcarts , two Sons of the Lord Cathcart , Blair of Phinnick , Murdoch , alias Laird Murdoch ; Rolland , Richisond Fewar in Gilmerton and his three Sons . Or any others who concurred or joyned in the late Rebellion , Or who upon the account thereof , have appeared in Arms in any part of this our Kingdom : But that they pursue them as the worst of Traitors , and present and deliver such of them as they shall have within their power , to the Lords of our Privy-Council , the Sheriff of the County , or the Magistrates of the next adjacent Burgh-Royal , to be by them made forth-coming to law : Certifying all persons , either Heretors , Tenents , or other Men or Women , as shall be found to fail in their duty herein , they shall be esteemed and punished as Favourers of the said Rebellion , and as persons accessory to , and guilty of the same . And to the end , all Our good Subjects may have timeous notice hereof , We do ordain these presents to be forthwith Printed , and Published at the Mercat-Crosses of Edenburgh , Linlithgow , Stirling , Lanerk , Air , Rutherglen , Glasgow , Irwing , Wigton , Kirckcudburgh , Dumsreice , Cowpar in Fife , Jedburgh , Perth , and remanent Mercat-Crosses of the Head Burghs of the several Shires of the Kingdom , by Macers or Messengers at Arms : And we do recommend to the Right Reverend our Archbishop and Bishops , to give order that this Our Proclamation be , with all diligence , read on the Lords day in all the Churches within their several Diocesses , that none pretended ignorance . Given under Our Signet at Edenburgh , the Twenty-sixth day of June , 1679. and of our Reign the thretty one Year . Al. Gibson , Cl. Sti. Concilii . GOD save the KING . Edenburgh Printed by the Heir of Andrew Anderson , Printer to His most Sacred Majesty , Anno Dom. 1670. And now Re printed at London .