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<P>DIEV ET MON DROIT</P>
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<HEAD>At the Court at Whitehall, June the Sixth, 1673.</HEAD>
<P>Pre&s;ent 
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<ITEM>The Kings mo&s;t Excellent Maje&s;ty</ITEM>
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<ITEM>His Royal Highne&s;s the Duke of York</ITEM>
<ITEM>Lord Chancellour</ITEM>
<ITEM>Lord Trea&s;urer</ITEM>
<ITEM>Lord Privy Seal</ITEM>
<ITEM>Duke of Lauderdale</ITEM>
<ITEM>Duke of Ormond</ITEM>
<ITEM>Earl of Ogle</ITEM>
<ITEM>Lord Chamberlain</ITEM>
<ITEM>Earl of Bridgwater</ITEM>
<ITEM>Earle of Bathe</ITEM>
<ITEM>Earle of Carli&s;le</ITEM>
<ITEM>Earl of Craven</ITEM>
<ITEM>Earl of Arlington</ITEM>
<ITEM>Earl of Carbery</ITEM>
<ITEM>Vi&s;count Halifax</ITEM>
<ITEM>Lord Maynard</ITEM>
<ITEM>Lord Newport</ITEM>
<ITEM>Lord Berkeley</ITEM>
<ITEM>Lord Holles</ITEM>
<ITEM>M^r Secretary Coventry</ITEM>
<ITEM>M^r Chancellour of the Exchequer</ITEM>
<ITEM>M^r Chancellour of the Dutchy</ITEM>
<ITEM>Ma&s;ter of the Ordnance</ITEM>
<ITEM>Sir Thomas Osborne</ITEM>
<ITEM>M^r Speaker.</ITEM>
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<P>_WHereas by the late Addre&s;s of both Hou&s;es of Parliament, His Maje&s;ty was humbly de&s;ired by His own Ex|ample to Encourage the con&s;tant wearing of the Manufactures of His own Kingdoms and Dominions, and to di&s;countenance &s;uch per&s;ons, Men or Women in His Maje&s;ties Court, as &s;hould wear any Manu|factures made in Forreign Countreys; And that pur&s;uant hereunto His Maje&s;ty had Graciou&s;ly Declared, That He would not onely do it by His own Example, but would di&s;countenance all other per&s;ons that &s;hould wear Forreign Manufactures; And that His Maje&s;ty had given Order to the Lord Trea&s;urer, to Direct the Commi&s;&s;ioners of the Cu&s;toms, to cau&s;e all Goods of Forreign Manufacture Prohibited by Law, to be Seized, at what Port, or on who&s;e Account &s;oever they &s;hall be Imported into this Kingdom, and that his Lord&s;hip &s;hall grant no Warrant for the Relea&s;e of them. And whereas upon the Petition of the Silk Weavers of <HI>London,</HI> Pre&s;ented to His Maje&s;ty in Council, &s;etting forth, That they have attained to great Skill in Contriving and Making of Silks and Stuffs, Figured and Plain, and that if due Encouragement were given to them, and to &s;everal other Manual Trades, by Prohibiting the Importation of Forreign Manufactures, they &s;hould increa&s;e and flouri&s;h. His Maje&s;ty was plea&s;ed to Declare, and accordingly then gave Order to the Ma&s;ter of His Robes, That he &s;hould not Pre|pare for His Maje&s;ties U&s;e in His Wearing Apparel, any kind of Silks or Stuffs Wrought out of His own Dominions, nor any Ribons, Gloves, Hatts, or other things for His Wearing, which were Manufactured beyond the Seas, unle&s;s as hereaf|ter Excepted. And likewi&s;e that the Lord Chamberlain of His Maje&s;ties Hou&s;hold &s;hould take Care, and give due Order, That no per&s;on or per&s;ons &s;hould pre&s;ume to come into His Maje&s;ties pre&s;ence, wearing any of the things afore&s;aid, being of Forreign Manufacture, nor any other whatever, unle&s;s as followeth; Namely, The Lace commonly called <HI>Point de Venice,</HI> which may be worn by any until the Fir&s;t day of <HI>May</HI> next (and no longer) as al&s;o Linen, and Calicoes, and &s;uch other wearing things as by Our own Trade are Imported from the <HI>Ea&s;t Indies.</HI></P>
<P>To the end therefore that the&s;e His Maje&s;ties Commands and Orders may be Publickly taken notice of, and the more ex|actly obeyed, It is this day further Ordered by His Maje&s;ty in Council, That the Right Honourable the Lord Trea&s;urer do Renew his Orders to the Commi&s;&s;ioners of the Cu&s;toms, That they direct the Seizure and Confi&s;cation of all manner of For|reign Wearing Manufactures that are Prohibited by Law; And to cau&s;e His Maje&s;ties part thereof to be Publickly Burnt; That &s;o the Petitioners, His Maje&s;ties Subjects, may find all due Encouragement and Advantage in the Pro|&s;ecution of their &s;everal Trades and Callings; And this Order is to be Printed and Affixed in all the Ports and Cu&s;tom|hou&s;es of <HI>England.</HI></P>
<CLOSER><SIGNED>ROBERT SOUTHWELL.</SIGNED></CLOSER>
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