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A13230	The German history continued. The seventh part. Wherein is conteyned the principall passages of the last summer. ... With the siege and taking of Regenspurg, as also the siege and battell of Norlingen, with an exact mappe thereof. Lastly is added certaine misselanies of stories of most parts of Christendome. All which is done not by the former, but another author	N. C.; Watts, William, 1590?-1649. Swedish intelligencer.	1634 (1634)	STC 23525.7; ESTC S103047	125,601	220

interiected upon their sentences and iudgements to the said supreme Councell to passe nothing to the preiudice thereof upon paine of nullitie of their sentences costs and damages to the interessed partie and interdiction and suspension from their offices to which they were deputed by the said Councell We also will and require that immediately after the election of such Bayliffes their Lieutenants and other Iudges they shall be called to take their oath of fealtie to us and so be admitted to their offices otherwise and for default hereof they shall be put out and others put into their places by the said Councell which shall admit of none to be established in those functions untill they have taken the said oath after which as well the said Bayliffes as others shall execute their places onely provisionally and untill some other order be made by us The said supreme Councell shall have authoritie to take the oath of fealtie of all Ecclestasticall persons Gentlemen and others which were formerly subiects to the Duke of Lorraine and shall generally take notice of all things as it hath beene said concerning the Iustice politie and finances of the said Countrey of Lorraine and other places which have beene formerly subiect to the said Duke and all this with a proviso till it be ordered by us otherwise Wee have also given in charge to our deare and faithfull Signior and Knight the Keeper of the Seale of France and our loving and faithfull Councellors which shall be appointed by us to compose and hold the said supreame Councell That every one of them have these presents transcribed to cause them to be read published and observed according to their forme and tenure Commanding also and inioyning all the said Bayliffes their Lieutenants and other Iudges and generally all Ecclesiasticall persons Gentlemen and others of the said Territory of Lorraine and other places subdued to recognise and obey the said Councel and the Arrests and iudgements which shall be made there For such is our pleasure In testimonie whereof wee have made our Seale to be affixed to these presents Given at Monceaux the 17. of Septemb in the yeare of grace 1634. And of our reigne the 25. Signed Lewis And upon the reply Bouthillior Vpon which Replie it is also written Read and published by the ordinance of my Lord Signier Dautri Knight Keeper of the Seale of France Moi Councellor to the King in his counsels and great Audiancer of France And registred in the Register of the Audience of France at Paris Septemb. 16. 1634. Signed Olier The Kings Commission LEWIS by the grace of God King of France and Navarre to our beloved and trusty the Sieurs Charp●…er Councellor in our Councell of State and President in our Court of Parliament at Metz Gobelin Councellor also of our Councell of State Master of Requests in ordinarie of our Houshold and Intendant of iustice in our Armie of Lorraine the Masters of Bullion M●…oso●… Fremin Merault Mallebranche Gaultier 〈◊〉 Fo●quet Royer Arnold Ioly le Feure Treasurer of France Intendant of our Finances in Lorraine Machault Collomibell Corberon de la Motta le Ragois greeting We having by our letters of declaratiō bearing date this day and for the causes and considerations therein contained created and erected by provision and untill we can order it otherwise one supreme Councell in the Citie of Nancy the chiefe Citie of Lorraine as well for distribution of supreme Iustice under our Authority as to take cognisance of politie affaires of Domaine impositions aides tailles Finances and all things whatsoever generally the cognisance whereof appertained to the Councell of State Court of Parliament Chamber of Accounts Court of Aydes and other supreme Iurisdictions formerly established in Lorraine which appeareth by our letters of declaration Which said Councell is to consist of 2. Presidents 17. Councellors our Advocate and Procurator generall and one Secretarie for which purpose it was needfull to chuse personages of sufficiency and knowne honestie and integritie which would discharge their places according to our intention to the benefit and incouragement of the inhabitants of the said Citie of Nancy and Countrey of Lorraine We adiudging that we could not fall upon persons more worthie then your selues for this occasion and trusting to your fidelitie and affection sufficience and experience to promote our service for these causes we have authorized and appointed you and by these presents signed with our hand do authorize and appoint you the Sienrs Charpentier and Go●eli● to beare the Offices of Presidents of the said supreme Councell you of Bullion Marescot Fremin Merault Mallebranche Gaultier Morilon Fouquet Royer Arnand Ioly le Faure Treasurer of France Intendant of our Finances in Lorraine Machault Collombell le Ragois de la Mothe Corberon the offices of Councellors your Fourer●y the office of our Advocate Generall Rigault that of Procuraton Generall and C●thert to do the office of Secretarie Commanding and inioyning you to repaire with all speed to the Citie of Nancy for the establishment and setling of the said Councell giving you full power and authoritie to heare all matters and actions Civill and Criminall appeales for causes criminall when there shall bee any question of corporall punishment or torture of the officers of Iudicature or Graduates if then you bee assembled to the number of seven and with you the Sieurs Charpentier and Gobelin Councellors of our Court of Parliament at Metz and to proceed there being the number of seven of you to iudgement upon them accordingly In like manner to heare and judge all matters of polity Domaine Impositions Aides and finances the cognisance whereof appertained to the court of Parliament Councell of Estate Chamber of accounts Court of Aides and other supreame jurisdictions of the countrey of Lorrain and all this until we shall order it otherwise and according to the purport of our Letters of declaration To do this we have given you and doe give you power authority commission especially commād by these presents commanding the inhabitants of the city of Nancy all others whom it may concern to acknowledge and obey you in all things touching and concerning the premises for such is our pleasure Dated at Monecaux Sept. 16. The yere of Grace 1634 of our raigne the 25. Signed Lewis And a little lower By the King Bouthilier and sealed Read published registred Heard and required by the Kings Procurator Generall to bee obserued according to this forme and tenure Done at the supreme Councell at Nancy Octob. 17. 1634. Colbert The declaration being read and heard by Four croy the K procurator generall the prime President having collected the Counsell pronounced the Arrest following The supreme Counsell hath ordered and doth order that upon the reply letters shall be drawn which having been read published and registred heard and required by the Kings procurator generall to bee executed according to their forme and tenure Copies shall bee sent to the Bayliffes of the liberty to be there likewise read published and registred The said Counsell doth expresly forbid all Bayliffes their Lievetenants and other Iudges and officers as well of the City of Nancy as the liberty to exercise their offices untill they have taken the oath of fealty to the King either in the chamber of the Counsell or before the Commissaries which shall be appointed to that purpose under paine of a Fine Made at the supreame Counsell at Nancy Octob. 17. 1634. The forme of the oath of fealty which all Ecclesiasticall persons Gentlemen Officers and others the late subjects of Charles D. of Lorraine shall make to the King YOu shall sweare and promise by God well and faithfully to serve our soveraigne Lord the King in all things and against all men in the cause of his Dutchie and Country of Lorraine the Dutchy of Bar and the Country of Barrois and to attempt nothing against his service or against the security and conservation of the Townes of his said Dutchies and Country in his Majesties obedience but to obey him his Ministers and Officers and to doe all things which good and loyall subjects ought to doe Also you shall sweare and promise with the heart as well as the mouth without any exception subtilty or mentall evasion An arrest of the said Counsell enjoyning publike prayers to be made for the King in the extents of his D. of Lorrain VPon that it is shewed to the Counsell by his procurator Generall that all the townes and places of the D. of Lorraine by the power of God being brought to the Kings obedience it is just and requisite that publike prayers should be made for his Majestie in all the Churches of the Country Requiring also that commandment should be given to all the Curates of parishes and other persons having charge in the Churches of the said Dutchy and Country of Lorraine of what ranke and quality soever they be to satisfie him herein like good and loyall subjects upon consequence of the oath made to his Majestie and under such a penalty as the Counsell shall be pleased to order And that the Arrest to bee made should be published in the open congregations and affixed to the gates of the Churches The Counsell doth hereupon injoyne all Curats of Parishes Primats Provosts or Deanes of collegiate Churches Chanons Chapiters and Communities and all persons having the administration of religious houses as well in this City of Nancy as in the whole Country of Lorraine to make publike prayers for the King in their Liturgies and Masses upon paine of loosing their temporalties and be proceeded against as Rebels and disturbers of the publike peace The said Counsell hath also ordained that this Arrest shall be read at the publike meeting of the Parishes in their Churches and bee affixed to the Church dores Inioyning al the deputies of the procurator general to put their hand to the execution hereof and to certifie the Counsell within three weekes upon paine of loosing their places Made at the supreame Counsell Octob. 19. 1634. Signed Colbert They have since made an Arrest against five religious persons who would not take the oath of fealtie to the King by which they are commanded to avoyd the Citie of Nancy this present and the Dukedome of Lorraine within three dayes and forbidden them to come into the Kingdome upon paine of death FINIS