HIs Majesty, upon weighty considerations for the good of His People, (with the Ad­vice of His Privy Council) by this His Royal Proclamation doth Recall and Re­voke, make void and determine a Proclamation of the Twenty fifth of May, in he Seventeenth year of His Reign, Intituled (A Proclamation for the due Obser­vance of the Charter and Priviledges lately granted to the Governour and Company of Mer­chants Trading to the Canary Islands) and one other Proclamation of the Twelfth [...] [...]ovember, in the Eighteenth year of his Majesties Reign, Intituled (A Proclamation Prohi­ [...]ng the Importation of all Wines of the Growth of the Canary Islands, and all further Trade and Com­merce with the said Islands, and the Inhabitants thereof, until His Majesties Pleasure shall be further known) and also all other Proclamations and Orders whatsoever relating to the said Company, or where­by Trade to the said Islands is in any wise Prohibited or Restrained; The said Charter of Incorporation being now Surrendred into his Majesties hands. And his Majesty is fur­ther Graciously pleased to signifie His Royal Pleasure, and doth hereby Declare and Publish, That all His Subjects have, and shall have full and free liberty of Trade and Commerce, in and to the said Islands, as was formerly used before the said Charter, without any impedi­ment or restraint whatsoever, paying such Customs and other Duties as ought to be paid accord­ing to Law.

Given at Our Court at Whitehall the 27^th day of September, 1667.

GOD SAVE THE KING.