WHereas Our Royal Proclamations bearing Date on the Twenty third Day of February, and on the Twenty ſecond day of this Inſtant March, Iſſued for the Apprehending ſeveral Perſons therein Named, who, with divers other Wicked and Traiterous Perſons, had Entred into a Horrid and Deteſtable Conſpiracy, to Aſſaſſinate and Murder Our Royal Perſon; ſeveral of which Perſons have beén ſince Apprehended, and ſome of them have Suffered the Iuſt Puniſhment of the Law, for ſuch their Horrid and Wicked Conſpiracy, and others remain yet undiſcovered (Viz.) Sir George Barclay, who is Lieutenant Colonel of the late King James's Horſe-Guards in France, a Tall thin Man, about the Age of Sixty Years, of a Ruddy Complexion, is Lame of his Right Hand; Dinant, Major George Holmes, a Short thick Man of a freſh-Colour, Aged about Forty Years; Durant a Waloon, who is a Middle-ſized Black Man, Thin Faced, betweén Thirty and Forty Years of Age, has very Black Eye-brows, ſpeaks Dutch and French very well; Bryerly, who is a Middle-ſized Man, of a Brown Complexion, very ſlender, has a ſhort Noſe, and very wide Mouth; Chambers, who is a Scotch Man betweén Thirty and Forty Years Old, has a hurt in his Hand, and a great Wound in his Breaſt, and was formerly taken on Board a French Privateér; Davis; Father Johnſon alias Harriſon, a Prieſt, who is a Short, Black, Full-bodied Man, his Eyes ſtanding a little out of his Head, Aged about Forty Years; Hare, who is a Black Well-ſet Man, not very Tall, with a ſhort Noſe, Aged about Thirty Years; Counter alias Rumſey; Hungate alias Rogers, who is a Fair Freſh Coloured Man, Middle-ſized, Aged about Thirty Years. And whereas We have ſince the Iſſuing Our ſaid Proclamations, Received further Information of ſeveral other Perſons herein after Named, who were concerned in the ſaid Horrid and Deteſtable Conſpiracy; for which Cauſe ſeveral Warrants of High Treaſon have Iſſued againſt them, but they have withdrawn themſelves from their uſual Places of Abode, and are fled from Juſtice: We therefore (with the Advice of Our Privy Council) have thought fit to Iſſue this Our Royal Proclamation, hereby Requiring and Commanding all Our Loving Subjects to Diſcover, Take and Apprehend the Perſons above-named, and alſo Meldrum, a Well-Set Man, with a Large Noſe, and Large Eyes, Aged about Thirty Years; Blackburne, a Luſty Man, with a Round Face, Aged about Thirty Years; Richardſon, a Well-Set Man, with a Wide Mouth, very Smooth Face, his Hair Dark Brown, Aged about Thirty Five Years; Hanford, a Tall, Black Man, with his own Hair; John Maxwell, a Little Man, with Darkiſh-Brown Long Hair; Plowden, a Middle-ſized Man, with a Long and Thin V • ſage, High Noſe, ſpeaks very Broad; William Berkenhead, a Middle-ſized Man, with a Little Face, and Brown Complexion, about Fifty Years of Age, he has gone by the Names of Fiſh, Eaſt, Weſt, South and Baker, and was formerly a Cuſtom-Houſe Officer, wherever they may be found, and to Carry them before the next Iuſtice of Peace, or Chief Magiſtrate, who is hereby Required to Commit them to the next Goal, there to Remain until they be thence Delivered by due Courſe of Law. And We do hereby Require the ſaid Iuſtice or other Magiſtrate immediately to give Notice thereof to Vs or Our Privy Council. And for Prevention of the going of the ſaid Perſons into Ireland, or other Places beyond the Seas, We do Require and Command all Our Officers of the Cuſtoms, and other Our Officers and Subjects of, and in the reſpective Ports and Maritime Towns, and Places within Our Kingdom of England, Dominion of Wales, and Town of Berwick upon Tweed, That they, and every of them, in their Reſpective Stations and Places, be Careful and Diligent in the Examination of all Perſons who ſhall Paſs, or endeavour to Paſs beyond the Seas. And if they ſhall Diſcover the ſaid Perſons above-named, or any of them, then to cauſe them to be Apprehended and Secured, and to give Notice, as aforeſaid. And We do hereby Publiſh and Declare that whoſoever ſhall Conceal the Perſons above-named, or any of them, or be Aiding and Aſſiſting in the Concealing of them, or Furthering their Eſcape, ſhall be, for ſuch their Offence, Proceéded againſt with the utmoſt Severity according to Law. And for the Encouragement of all Perſons to be Diligent and Careful in endeavouring to Diſcover and Apprehend the ſaid Perſons, We do hereby further Declare, That whoſoever ſhall Diſcover and Apprehend the Perſons above-named, who were mentioned in Our ſaid former Proclamations, or any of them, and ſhall bring them before ſome Iuſtice of Peace, or Chief Magiſtrate, as aforeſaid, ſhall Have and Receive, as a Reward, the Sum of One thouſand Pounds promiſed by Our ſaid Proclamations; which ſaid Sum of One thouſand Pounds, the Commiſſioners of Our Treaſury are hereby Required and Directed to Pay accordingly. And We do hereby alſo further Declare, That whoſoever ſhall Diſcover and Apprehend the Perſons above-named, who were not mentioned in Our ſaid former Proclamations, or any of them, and ſhall bring them before ſome Iuſtice of Peace or Chief Magiſtrate, as aforeſaid, ſhall Have and Receive as a Reward the like Sum of One thouſand Pounds, to be Paid in ſuch manner, as aforeſaid. And if any of the Perſons above-named ſhall Diſcover and Apprehend the ſaid Sir George Barclay, Johnſon alias Harriſon, and Major George Holmes, or either of them, ſo as they may be brought to Iuſtice, We do hereby Declare, That every Perſon making ſuch Diſcovery, ſhall have Our Gracious Pardon for his Offence, and ſhall Receive the Reward of One thouſand Pounds, to be Paid in ſuch manner as aforeſaid.