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A46605	James the Second, by the grace of God, King of England, Scotland, France and Ireland, Defender of the faith, &c. ... Whereas by our letters patents, bearing date the fifth day of March, in the second year of our reign, we were pleased to signifie our royal pleasure, to all our loving subjects, on the behalf of the distressed French Protestants, ...; Proclamations. 1688-01-31	England and Wales. Sovereign (1685-1688 : James II)	1688 (1688)	Wing J402; ESTC R223699	4,092	1

Parsons Vicars and Curates are to send the said Moneys together with the said Briefs unto their respective Archdeacons Or if the Parish be exempt to the Archdeacon within the compass of whose Archdeaconry the said Parish lies And the said several Archdeacons into the Chamber of Our city of London as herein after is declared and directed And for the better performance of this so pious and charitable a VVork the said Parsons Vicars and Curates respectively are required where conveniently they may to accompany the Church-wardens in Asking and Receiving the Contributions or procure some other of the chief of the Inhabitants in the said Parishes respectively to do the same AND Our further VVill and Pleasure is and VVe do hereby for the better Advancement of these Our pious Intentions VVill Require and Command the Bishops and all other Dignitaries of the Church That they make their Contributions distinctly to be returned in the several Provinces to the respective Archbishops of the same And also that all Our loving Subjects of this Kingdom of what Dignity Degree or Quality soever may manifest their Zeal in so good a VVork VVe do Recommend it to all Heads and Governors of Colleges and Halls in both Our Universities and also to the Iudges and Officers of all and every Our respective Courts at Westminster and the Professors of the Law both Common and Civil and to all Students of the several Inns of Court and Chancery by their several Bodies and Societies That they and every of them will Contribute their free and charitable Benevolence herein AND LASTLY Our VVill and Pleasure is That the Churchwardens of every Parish where these Our Letters Patents shall be read do Collect the Charity of each Parishioner in manner aforesaid and do pay the same within ten days unto the Parson Vicar or Curate of their respective Parishes which said Parson Vicar or Curate shall within ten days next after the Receipt of the said Money make return thereof together with the printed Briefs to his respective Archdeacon as aforesaid And where there is no Incumbent the Collector or Collectors shall pay the said Money to the respective Archdeacon And that the Archdeacons of the several Archdeaconries do likewise return the said Collections within twenty days next following into the Chamber of Our City of London From whence VVe do hereby Authorise Nominate and Appoint the most Reverend Father in God the Lord Archbishop of Centerbury the Lord High Chancelor of England the Lord President of Our Council the Lord Privy Seal the Duke of Ormond the Duke of Beaufort the Lord Chamberlain the Earl of Huntington the Earl of Peterborough the Earl of Bridgwater the Earl of Craven the Earl of Berkley the Earl of Nottingham the Earl of Middleton the Lord Vicount Fauconberge the Right Reverend Fathers in God the Bishop of Durham the Bishop of Winchester the Bishop of Ely the Bishop of Glocester the Bishop of Rochester and the Bishop of Peterborough the Lord Preston the Lord Dartmouth the Lord Godolphin the Chancelor of the Exchequer the Lord Chief Iustice Wright the Lord Chief Iustice Herbert the Lord Chief Baron Atkyns Sir Job Charleton Our Attorney General and Our Sollicitor General the Lord Mayor of London for the time being Sir William Turner Sir William Prichard Sir Robert Geffery Sir John Holt Sir William Gostling Sir Peter Vandeput Sir John Mathews Sir John Tate Recorder Sir Jonathan Raymond Sir Thomas Kensey Sir William Ashurst Sir John Bauden Sir John Isles Sir Bartholomew Shore Sir Basil Firebrace Sir John Parsons Sir Thomas Fitch John Jeffreys Esq Charles Duncombe Esq Alderman Kiffin Alderman St. Amand the Dean of St. Pauls the Dean of Canterbury the Dean of Norwich the Dean of Peterborough the Dean of Windsor the Dean of Worcester the Dean of St. Asaph Dr. Jeffreys Dr. Tenison Dr. Sherlock Dr. Scott Dr. Dove Dr. Cave Dr. Horden Sir Thomas Exton Dr. Raines Dr. Edisbury Samuel Pepys William Bridgman and William Blaithwaite Esquires and Thomas Firman Gent. and they or any five or more of them are to dispose and distribute the Money which shall be Collected by Virtue hereof in such manner as may best answer those Ends for which these Letters Patents were intended AND VVe do hereby Direct and Command That the said several Archdeacons shall and do make Returns unto the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury of what Sums they have received at the time when they shall pay the same into the Chamber of Our City of London And that their respective Accompts be stated in VVords at length and not in Figures only and subscribed with their own hands Any Law Statute Act Ordinance or Provision heretofore made to the contrary hereof in any wise notwithstanding IN WITNESS whereof VVe have caused these Our Letters to be made Patents and to continue for one whole Year from the Date hereof and no longer WITNESS Our Self at Westminster the One and thirtieth day of January in the third Year of Our Reign FALL GOD SAVE THE KING In the Savoy Printed by THOMAS NEWCOMB One of His MAJESTIES Printers 1687 / 8.

JAMES the Second By the Grace of God King of England Scotland France and Ireland Defender of the Faith c. TO ALL and Singular Archbishops Bishops Archdeacons Deans and their Officials Parsons Vicars Curates and all other Spiritual Persons And also to all Iustices of the Peace Mayors Sheriffs Bayliffs Constables Churchwardens Chappelwardens Headboroughs Collectors for the Poor and their Overseers And also to all Officers of Cities Boroughs and Towns Corporate and to all other Our Officers Ministers and Subjects whatsoever they be as well within Liberties as without to whom these Presents shall come Greeting WHEREAS by Our Letters Patents bearing date the fifth day of March in the second year of Our Reign VVe were pleased to signifie Our Royal Pleasure to all Our loving Subjects on the behalf of the distressed French Protestants in these words following viz. WHEREAS it is the highest Prerogative and most desirable Advantage of Kings and Sovereign Princes to have it in Their Power and VVill to do Acts of Publick Clemency and Beneficence And since nothing makes Them more to resemble the Great God of Heaven from whom only They derive Their Authority than to imitate the Devine Goodness in the VVorks of Universal Mercy and Compassion VVe being informed that great Numbers of French Protestants have lately taken Refuge in this and Our other Kingdoms whereof divers being Persons of good Birth and Quality having formerly lived in Plenty and Prosperity are now reduced to extream VVants and Necessities And many others that are bred up and well skilled in useful Crafts and Mysteries are by reason of their present Poverties and Distresses utterly disabled as yet to exercise the same either for the Support of themselves and their Families or for the publick Benefit of this Our Kingdom VVe have thought Our Selves obliged by the Laws of Christian Charity and common Bonds of Humanity to take their deplorable Condition into Our tender Care and Princely Compassion And to this end VVe have resolved to receive into Our Gracious Protection as many of them as shall live in entire Conformity and orderly Submission to Our Government And besides other Testimonies of Our Royal Pity and Bounty towards them VVe have condescended to Grant them these Our Letters Patents under Our Great Seal of England to License and Authorise them to Ask and Receive the Alms and Charitable Contributions of all Our loving Subjects within Our Kingdom of England Dominion of Wales and Town of Berwick upon Tweed VVhich Letters Patents so given and granted were to continue in force one whole year from the date thereof and no longer AND whereas since the expiration of the Term of the said Letters Patents VVe have been informed that although all the several Sums of Money which were Collected by Virtue thereof have been faithfully expended and applyed to the Uses and Purposes within that Brief specified and by that means a very considerable Number of those French Protestants have been put into a Condition of exercising the Arts and Mysteries they were skilled in or otherwise providing for themselves and Families without being any longer burthensom to any Yet nevertheless a great many others who are altogether uncapable of getting their own Livelyhood are still under pressing Necessities and as yet remain utterly unprovided for the Publick Stock of Charity upon which they subsisted now failing And not only so but as VVe are informed great Numbers of distressed French Protestants have since that time come over into this Our Kingdom and do still daily come over so that without the continuance of Our Royal Grace and Compassion and the further Supplies and Charitable Contributions of Our loving Subjects a great many of those miserable People must inevitably perish UPON these Considerations and for the setting an Example to all Our Subjects of Kindness and Humanity to all Persons in Distress and Affliction of what Perswasion soever VVe have condescended to renew and now again to grant Our Letters Patents under the Great Seal of England to all these distressed French Protestants without any distinction in as full and ample manner as VVe did before being very desirous that they should not only find all kind Reception here but also that Benevolence and Charity which VVe doubt not all Our loving Subjects will in a bountiful manner contribute toward their present Relief and Comfort in this their Affliction KNOW YE THEREFORE That of Our Especial Grace and Princely Compassion VVe have Given and Granted and by these Our Letters Patents under Our Great Seal of England do Give and Grant unto the said distressed Protestants and to their Agents who shall be lawfully Authorized on their behalf full Power License and Authority to Ask Gather Receive and Take according to the Rules specified in these Presents the Alms and Charitable Benevolence of all Our loving Subjects not only Housholders but Servants Strangers and Others within all and every the Counties Cities Boroughs Towns Corporate Priviledged Places Parishes Chapelries Towns Villages Hamlets and all other places whatsoever in Our Kingdom of England Dominion of Wales and Town of Berwick upon Tweed WHEREFORE VVe Require and Command all and singular the Archbishops and Bishops of all the Provinces and Diocesses within Our Kingdom of England and Dominion of Wales unto whose Paternal Care and Inspection VVe chiefly recommend the pursuit of these Our Letters Patents That they and every of them do give a particular Recommendation and Command to all the Parsons Vicars and Curates of all and every the Parishes and other places as well within Liberties as without within their respective Diocesses for the Advancement of this so pious and Charitable a VVork And the said Parsons Vicars and Curates upon the first Lords-Day or second at farthest after that the true Copies of these Our Letters Patents shall be delivered to them shall deliverately and affectionately publish and declare the Tenor of the same to all Our said loving Subjects and earnestly persuade exhort and stir them up to contribute freely and chearfully towards the Relief of these distressed Christians by such Motives and Inducements only as in these Our Letters Patents are contained And the Churchwardens are also hereby required upon the VVeek-days next following the said Lords-Day to go from house to house to Ask and Receive from all the Parishioners as well Masters Mistresses and Servants as others in their Families their Christian and Charitable Contributions and to take the Names in VVriting of all such as shall Contribute thereunto and the Sum or Sums by them respectively given And after such Collection made they are in the presence of the respective Inhabitants on the next Lords-Day following to subscribe the whole Sums upon the said Briefs under their hands and also to enter them into Books of Accompts for the said Parishes and Chapelries respectively and the Places where and the Times when such Sums were Collected And they are also to deliver the same to the said Parsons Vicars and Curates respectively and the said