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A79064	The Kings Maiesties resolvtion concerning Robert Earl of Warwicke, Lord Admirall of His Majesties navie royall, wherein is declared the Kings full resolution and intention concerning his navie, now lying upon the downs. : With the Earl of Warwicks declaration to both Houses of Parliament, and the oath taken by all his captains, lieutenants, and other inferiour officers, under his command, belonging to the fleet. : Also the proceedings of the Earl of Warwicke and Sir Iohn Pennington, lying neer to the said Earl with a great number of cavaleers near the downs : ... whereunto is annexed, exceeding joyfull newes from Ireland, being the copy of a letter read in the House of Commons on Saturday last, Iuly the 8.	England and Wales. Sovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I); Charles I, King of England, 1600-1649.	1642 (1642)	Wing C2747A; ESTC R173721	2,074	13

THE KINGS MAIESTIES RESOLVTION CONCERNING ROBERT Earl of Warwicke Lord Admirall of His Majesties Navie Royall Wherein is Declared the Kings full Resolution and Intention concerning his Navie now lying upon the Downs With the Earl of Warwicks Declaration to both Houses of PARLIAMENT and the Oath taken by all his Captains Lieutenants and other Inferiour Officers under his Command belonging to the fleet Also the Proceedings of the Earl of Warwicke and Sir Iohn Pennington lying neer to the said Earl with a great Number of Cavaleers near the Downs Ordered that this be forthwith published in Print JOHN BROWN Cler. Parl Wherunto is annexed exceeding joyfull Newes from Ireland being the Copy of a Letter read in the House of Commons on Saturday last Iuly the 8. Ordered that this be Printed and published Hen. Eising Cler. Parl. Com. D. Printed for J. SMITH July 12 1642. THE KINGS MAIESTIES RESOLUTION Concerning the Earle of WARWICK THe differences betwixt His Royall Majestie and the high Court of Parliament are apparently known and made manifest insomuch that the Subject is so vehemently distracted that the differences betwixt the Head and the Body are not nor will not be suddainly brought to an end or full period His Majestie standeth for his Prerogative and the Parliament for their priviledges two great matters now in dissent between His Majesty and the Parliament businesses of no little Consequence yet this is not all the Concroversie which is betwixt the King and Parliament but the Lawes and Liberties of the Subject is in great dissent betwixt His Royall Majesty and the Honourable Court of Parliament and the subject is in a great perplexity by reason of the differences now in contention not knowing how to obey the Prerogative nor priviledges the prerogative standing for the Honour and Dignity of His Royall person the priviledge for the Liberty and Freedom of the Subject But the placing of Officers by the Honourable Court of Parliament without the consent of His Majesty hath been the Cause of many Distempers arising from his Majesties Royall Breast all which being for the good and safety of the whole Kingdome by reason of the great danger this Kingdom were in and the great hazzard of ruine that were like to befall this Nation had not they out of their judicious care took into consideration the danger that were like to insue happy are we to escape such a design His Majesty taking into consideration the Government of his Navie Royall his will and pleasure was That Sir John Pennington should have the place of Admiral ship resigned unto him being against his Majesties will and pleasure that the Earl of Warwicke should enjoy that place any longer and to that end and purpose did send a Message to the Earl of Warwicke to give up his place and that he should obey his speciall Command which was that he should resign his place to S. John Pennington the said Sir John being neer unto him expecting the Receit therof His Majesty were likewise Resolved that he should not enjoy that place any longer but that He should obey his Command therin The Earl of Warwicke having received this Message and Command from his Majesty wherin was specified his full Resolution and intention being much perplexed thinking and conceiving it a matter of no small consequence which he was entrusted with being for the defence of HIs Majesties Royall Person and the safeguard of the whole Kingdom knowing the integrity of his own heart both to His Majestie and the Parliament he resolved not to desert that charge committed to his trust wherein God since his beginning hath prospered him with such happy and fortunate successe and therefore he set down his full Resolution that he would not resigne that place but to continue it untill he should be revoked by that Authoritie which hath entrusted him with it Which Resolution he declared likewise to all His Majesties Captains at a meeting which he had appointed for that purpose and at the same time they unanimously and cheerfully took the same Resolution taking many solemn Vowes and Protestations to continue the same as long as breath remained in their bodies and that they would for the performance thereof seale it with their dearest blood being a token and witnesse of their fervent love and affection which they beare both to their King and Country vowing to maintain the same to the utmost of their power And that His Person which the Honourable House of Peeres and Commons had set over them to be their Governour meaning the Right Honourable the Earl of WARWICK should never take the least blemish so long as they were able to performe any service to his Lordship the Resolution of them being so constant and true that such men of spirits were never known which we must all attribute to the great God of Heaven and Earth only So I beseech the Lord of Heaven to continue them in the same Minds and Resolutions which they have most faithfully and unanimously expressed to the vast world ingenerall All Nations admiring at the Courage of those men thinking it to be the wonderfull work of God that such courage and truth should ever into the heart of man but we must think and conceive with our selves that it was the Lords will and pleasure to endue those Christian hearts with such gracious and omnipotent gifts Thus may we all see the miraculous Actions and Proceedings which the Lord entrusteth with his servants The Proceedings in Yorkshire and Lancashire the last week were very tumultuous there appearing divers in a warlike manmer in those Counties But praised be God although wee have but little comfort here in England yet we have most happy and ioyfull News from Ireland the Earl of Ormond having fought a great Battell with the Rebels putting above 2000. to the sword with little losse the which Letter was read in the House of Commons on Saturday last and Ordered to be forthwith Printed Hen. Elsing Cler. Par. D. Com. Ordered that this be printed and pu blished John Brown Cler. Par.