A THIRD PROCLAMATION, By His Grace FREDERICK Duke of Schonberg, General of all Their Majesties Forces in IRELAND.
Published at DƲNDALK, September 14. 1689.

Licens'd October 11. 1689. J. F.

WHereas We are fully satisfied, That there has been great Invasion made upon the Proper­ties of the Protestant Subjects, and Ancient Charters of the respective Corporations in this Kingdom, and that several Protestant Iustices of the Peace that have been removed from their Places of Trust, whereby great Disorders, such as Burglaries, Robberies, Fellonies and Outrages have been committed in this Kingdom: And We being desirous to redress the said Grievances, do hereby think fit to publish and declare, That the said Protestant Subjects be, and hereby are, restored to their former Properties, and the respective Corporations to their Ancient Charters, and the several Protestant Iustices to their An­cient Trusts. Hereby Impowering them, to do, and execute, all, and every Act, Matter, and Thing, as they could, or might do, by vir­tue of their respective Charters, or any Commission of the Peace for­merly granted, during Their Majesties Pleasure. The said Iustices of the Peace, in their respective Stations, are hereby required to take cave, That no Landlord exact on any Tenant, not being able to pay his Rent presently, or on demand, they taking it into their consideration, that it is a Year of Wars and Devastations; but that when the Law is open, to take their Course by Law.

Given at our Head-Quarters at Dundalk, the 14th of September, 1689. In the First Year of Their Majesties Reign.
SCHONBERGE.

London, Printed for Rich. Baldwin in the Old-Bayly, 1689.

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