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<DIV1 TYPE="treaty">
<PB REF="1">
<PB REF="1">
<PB REF="2">
<DIV2 LANG="eng" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>THE CIVIL and MILITARY ARTICLES OF <HI>LIMERICK.</HI> Agreed upon the 3d Day of <HI>October,</HI> 1691.</HEAD>
<HEAD TYPE="sub">Between Sir <HI>Charles Porter</HI> Knight, and <HI>Thomas Coning&s;by,</HI> E&s;q; Lords Ju&s;tices of <HI>Ireland,</HI> And His Excellency the Baron <HI>Ginckle,</HI> Lieutenant General and Commander in Chief of the <HI>Engli&s;h</HI> Army, <HI>on the one part.</HI> AND The Right Honourable <HI>Patrick,</HI> Earl of <HI>Lucan, Piercy</HI> Vi&s;count <HI>Galmoy,</HI> Col. <HI>Nicholas Purcel,</HI> Col. <HI>Nicholas Cu&s;ack,</HI> Sir <HI>Toby Butler,</HI> Col. <HI>Garret Dillon,</HI> Col. <HI>John Brown.</HI> And Their Excellencies the Lieute|nants Generals <HI>D'U&s;&s;oon</HI> and <HI>de Te&s;&s;&eacute;,</HI> Commanders in chief of the <HI>Iri&s;h</HI> Army, <HI>on the other part.</HI> With the Ratification thereof un|der the Great Seal of <HI>England,</HI> by their Maje&s;ties King <HI>William</HI> and Queen <HI>Mary.</HI></HEAD>
<DIV3 TYPE="cover letter">
<PB N="2" REF="3">
<OPENER><SIGNED><HI>GULIELMUS &amp; Maria Dei Gratia,</HI> Angliae, Scotiae, Fran|ciae &amp; Hiberniae, Rex &amp; Regi|na, Fidei Defen&s;ores, <HI>&amp;c.</HI></SIGNED>
<SALUTE><HI>Omnibus</HI> ad quos Prae&s;entes literae no&s;trae per|venerint, &s;alutem:</SALUTE></OPENER>
<P><HI>In&s;peximus</HI> Irro|tulament. quarund. literarum paten|tium de confirmatione geren. Dat. apud <HI>We&s;tmona&s;terium</HI> vice&s;imo quar|to die <HI>Februarii,</HI> ultimi Praeteriti in Cancellar. no&s;tr. Irrotulat. ac ibi|dem de Recordo remanen. in haec verba.</P>
<DIV4 TYPE="preamble">
<OPENER><SIGNED><HI>WILLIAM</HI> and <HI>Mary,</HI> by the Grace of God, <HI>&amp;c.</HI></SIGNED>
<SALUTE>To all to whom the&s;e Pre&s;ents &s;hall come, Greeting.</SALUTE>
</OPENER>
<P><HI>Whereas</HI> certain Articles, bearing Date the third Day of <HI>October</HI> la&s;t pa&s;t, Made and Agreed on between Our Ju&s;tices of Our Kingdom of <HI>Ireland,</HI> and Our General of Our Forces there on the one Part; and &s;everal Officers there, Commanding within the City of <HI>Limerick</HI> in Our &s;aid Kingdom, on the other Part. Whereby Our &s;aid Ju&s;tices and Ge|neral did undertake that We &s;hould ratify tho&s;e Articles, within the Space of eight Months, or &s;ooner; and u&s;e their utmo&s;t Endeavours that the &s;ame &s;hould be Ratified and Con|firmed in Parliament. The Tenour of which &s;aid Articles, is as follows, <HI>viz.</HI></P>
</DIV4>
<DIV4 N="civil" TYPE="articles">
<PB N="3" REF="4">
<P>In Con&s;ideration of the Surrender of the City of <HI>Limerick,</HI> and other Agree|ments made between the &s;aid Lieute|nant General <HI>Ginckle</HI> the Governor of the City of <HI>Limerick,</HI> and the Generals of the <HI>Iri&s;h</HI> Army, bearing Date with the&s;e Pre&s;ents, for the Surrender of the &s;aid City, and Sub|mi&s;&s;ion of the &s;aid Army: It is agreed, That
<LIST>
<LABEL>ART. I.</LABEL>
<ITEM>THE <HI>Roman Catholicks</HI> of this Kingdom &s;hall enjoy &s;uch Privileges in the Exerci&s;e of their Religion, as are con&s;i&s;tent with the Laws of <HI>Ireland,</HI> or as they did en|joy in the Reign of King <HI>Charles</HI> the IId: And their Maje&s;ties, as &s;oon as their Affairs will permit them to &s;ummon a Parliament in this King|dom, will endeavour to procure the &s;aid <HI>Roman Catholicks</HI> &s;uch farther Se|curity in that Particular, as may pre|&s;erve them from any Di&s;turbance up|on the Account of their &s;aid Reli|gion.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. II.</LABEL>
<ITEM>All the Inhabitants or Re&s;idents of <HI>Limerick,</HI> or any other Garri&s;on now in the Po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion of the <HI>Iri&s;h,</HI> and all Officers and Soldiers, now in Arms, under any Commi&s;&s;ion of King <HI>James,</HI> or tho&s;e authorized by him to grant the &s;ame in the &s;everal Counties of <HI>Limerick, Clare, Kerry, Cork</HI> and <HI>Mayo,</HI> or any of them; and all the Commi&s;&s;ioned Officers in their Maje&s;ties Quarters,
<PB N="4" REF="5"> that belong to the <HI>Iri&s;h</HI> Regiments, now in Being, that are treated with, and who are not Pri&s;oners of War, or have taken Protection, and who &s;hall return and &s;ubmit to their Maje&s;ties Obedience; THEIR AND EVERY OF THEIR HEIRS, &s;hall hold, po&s;&s;e&s;s and enjoy all, and every their E&s;tates of Free-hold, and Inheritance; and all the Rights, Titles and Intere&s;ts, Privileges and Immunities, which they, and every, or any of them held, enjoyed, or were rightfully and lawfully intitled to, in the Reign of King <HI>Charles</HI> the IId. or at any Time &s;ince, by the Laws and Statutes that were in Force in the &s;aid Reign of King <HI>Charles</HI> the IId. and &s;hall be put in Po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion, by Order of the Go|vernment, of &s;uch of them as are in the King's Hands, or the Hands of his Tenants, without being put to any Suit or Trouble therein; and all &s;uch E&s;tates &s;hall be freed and di&s;charged from all Arrears of Crown|rents, Quit-rents, and other publick Charges, incurred and become due &s;ince <HI>Michaelmas</HI> 1688, to the Day of the Date hereof: And all Per&s;ons comprehended in this <HI>Article,</HI> &s;hall have, hold, and enjoy all their Goods and Chattels, real and per&s;o|nal, to them or any of them belong|ing, and remaining either in their own Hands, or the Hands of any Per&s;ons what&s;oever in Tru&s;t for, or for the U&s;e of them, or any of them: AND ALL AND EVERY THE SAID PERSONS, OF WHAT PROFESSION, TRADE OR CALLING SOEVER THEY BE, &s;hall and may u&s;e, exerci&s;e and practi&s;e their &s;everal and re&s;pective Profe&s;&s;ions, Trades and
<PB N="5" REF="6"> Callings, as freely as they did u&s;e, exerci&s;e and enjoy the &s;ame in the Reign of King <HI>Charles</HI> Ild. Provi|ded, that nothing in this <HI>Article</HI> contained, be con&s;trued to extend to, or re&s;tore any forfeiting Per&s;on now out of the kingdom, except what are hereafter comprized: Pro|vided al&s;o, That no per&s;on what&s;o|ever &s;hall have or enjoy the benefit of this <HI>Article,</HI> that &s;hall neglect or refu&s;e to take the
<NOTE N="*" PLACE="foot">The Oath of Fidelity or Allegiance required by the &s;econd Article of this Treaty.
<Q>I <HI>A. B.</HI> do &s;incerely promi&s;e and &s;wear, that I will be faithful, and bear true Allegiance to their Maje&s;ties King <HI>William</HI> and Queen <HI>Mary. So help me God.</HI></Q> </NOTE> oath of Allegiance, made by Act of Parliament in <HI>Eng|land,</HI> in the Fir&s;t Year of the Reign of their pre&s;ent Maje&s;ties, when thereunto required.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. III.</LABEL>
<ITEM>All merchants, or reputed mer|chants of the city of <HI>Limerick,</HI> or of any other garri&s;on now po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ed by the <HI>Iri&s;h,</HI> or of any town or place in the counties of <HI>Clare</HI> or <HI>Kerry,</HI> who are ab&s;ent beyond the &s;eas, that have not bore arms &s;ince their maje&s;ties de|claration in <HI>February</HI> 1688, &s;hall have the benefit of the &s;econd Article, in the &s;ame manner, as if they were pre|&s;ent; <HI>provided,</HI> &s;uch merchants, and reputed merchants, do repair into this kingdom within the &s;pace of eight months after the date hereof.</ITEM>
<PB N="6" REF="7">
<LABEL>ART. IV</LABEL>
<ITEM>The following Officers, <HI>viz.</HI> Co|lonel <HI>Simon Lutterel,</HI> Captain <HI>Row|land White, Maurice Eu&s;tace</HI> of <HI>Yerman&s;town, Chievers</HI> of <HI>May&s;town,</HI> commonly called <HI>Mount-Lein&s;ter,</HI> now belonging to the regiments in the afore&s;aid garri&s;ons and quarters of the <HI>Iri&s;h</HI> army, who were beyond the &s;eas, and &s;ent thither upon af|fairs of their re&s;pective regiments, or the <HI>Army</HI> in general, &s;hall have the benefit and Advantage of the &s;econd article; <HI>provided</HI> they return hither within the &s;pace of eight months from the date of the&s;e pre|&s;ents, and &s;ubmit to their Maje&s;ties government, and take the above|mentioned oath.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. V.</LABEL>
<ITEM>That all and &s;ingular, the &s;aid per&s;ons comprized in the &s;econd and third Articles, &s;hall have a general pardon of all Attainders, Outlawries, Trea&s;ons, Mi&s;pri&s;ons of Trea&s;on, Premunires, Felonies, Tre&s;|pa&s;&s;es, and other Crimes and Mi&s;|demeanors what&s;oever, by them, or any of them committed &s;ince the beginning of the Reign of King <HI>James</HI> the lid. and if any of them are attainted by Parliament, the Lords Ju&s;tices, and General, will u&s;e their be&s;t endeavours to get the &s;ame re|pealed by Parliament, and the Out|lawries to be rever&s;ed <HI>Gratis,</HI> all but Writing Clerks Fees.</ITEM>
<PB N="7" REF="8">
<LABEL>ART. VI.</LABEL>
<ITEM>And whereas the&s;e pre&s;ent Wars have drawn on great violences on both parts, and that if leave were given to the bringing all &s;orts of private actions, the animo&s;ities would probably continue, that have been too long on foot, and the publick di&s;turbances la&s;t: For the quieting and &s;ettling therefore of this Kingdom, and avoiding tho&s;e incon|veniencies which would be the ne|ce&s;&s;ary con&s;equence of the contrary, no per&s;on or per&s;ons what&s;oever, comprized in the foregoing Articles, &s;hall be &s;ued, mole&s;ted, or impleaded at the &s;uit of any party or parties what&s;oever, for any Trea&s;pa&s;&s;es by them committed, or for any Arms, Hor&s;es, Money, Goods, Chattels, Merchandizes, or Provi&s;ions what|&s;oever, by them &s;eized or taken, du|ring the time of the War. And no per&s;on or per&s;ons what&s;oever, in the &s;econd or third Articles comprized, &s;hall be made accountable for the Rents or mean rates of any Lands, Tenements, or Hou&s;es, by him or them received, or enjoyed in this Kingdom, &s;ince the beginning of the pre&s;ent War, to the day of the date hereof, nor for any wa&s;te or tre&s;pa&s;s, by him or them committed in any &s;uch Lands, Tenements, or Hou&s;es: And it is al&s;o agreed, that this Arti|cle &s;hall be mutual, and reciprocal, on both &s;ides.</ITEM>
<PB N="8" REF="9">
<LABEL>ART. VII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Every Nobleman and Gentleman comprized in the &s;aid &s;econd and third Articles, &s;hall have liberty to ride with a Sword, and a Ca&s;e of Pi&s;tols, if they think fit; and keep a Gun in their Hou&s;es, for the defence of the &s;ame, or for Fowling.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. VIII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>The Inhabitants and Re&s;idents in the city of <HI>Limerick,</HI> and other garri&s;ons, &s;hall be permitted to re|move their goods, chattels, and pro|vi&s;ions, out of the &s;ame, without being viewed and &s;earched, or pay|ing any manner of duties, and &s;hall not be compelled to leave the hou|&s;es or lodgings they now have, for the &s;pace of &s;ix Weeks next en|&s;uing after the date hereof.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. IX.</LABEL>
<ITEM>The Oath to be admini&s;tred to &s;uch <HI>Roman-Catholicks</HI> as &s;ubmit to their Maje&s;ties government, &s;hall be the Oath above&s;aid, and no other.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. X.</LABEL>
<ITEM>No per&s;on or per&s;ons, who &s;hall at any time hereafter break the&s;e Articles, or any of them, &s;hall thereby make, or cau&s;e any other per&s;on or per&s;ons, to forfeit or lo&s;e the benefit of the &s;ame.</ITEM>
<PB N="9" REF="10">
<LABEL>ART. XI.</LABEL>
<ITEM>The Lords Ju&s;tices and General do promi&s;e to u&s;e their utmo&s;t en|deavours, that all the per&s;ons com|prehended in the above mentioned Articles, &s;hall be protected and defended from all arre&s;ts and ex|ecutions for debt or damage, for the &s;pace of eight Months, next en&s;uing the date hereof.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>The Lords Ju&s;tices and General do undertake, that their Maje&s;ties will ratify the&s;e Articles, within the &s;pace of eight Months, or &s;ooner, and u&s;e their utmo&s;t endeavours, that the &s;ame &s;hall be ratified and confirmed in Parliament.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XIII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>La&s;tly, And whereas Colonel <HI>John Brown</HI> &s;tood indebted to &s;e|veral Prote&s;tants, by Judgments of Record, which appearing to the late Government, the Lord <HI>Tyrconnel,</HI> and Lord <HI>Lucan,</HI> took away the ef|fects the &s;aid <HI>John Brown</HI> had to an|&s;wer the &s;aid debts, and promi&s;ed to clear the &s;aid <HI>John Brown</HI> of the &s;aid debts; which effects were taken for the publick u&s;e of the <HI>Iri&s;h,</HI> and their army: For frceing the &s;aid Lord <HI>Lucan</HI> of his &s;aid engagement, pa&s;&s;ed on their publick account, for pay|ment
<PB N="10" REF="11"> of the &s;aid Prote&s;tants, and for preventing the ruin of the &s;aid <HI>John Brown,</HI> and for &s;atisfaction of his Creditors, at the in&s;tance of the Lord <HI>Lucan,</HI> and the re&s;t of the per&s;ons afore&s;aid, it is agreed. That the &s;aid Lords Ju&s;tices, and the &s;aid Baron <HI>de Ginckle,</HI> &s;hall intercede with the King and Parliament, to have the e&s;tates &s;ecured to <HI>Roman-Catholicks,</HI> By Articles and Capitulation in this Kingdom, charged with, and equally liable to the payment of &s;o much of the &s;aid debts, as the &s;aid Lord <HI>Lu|can,</HI> upon &s;tating accompts with the &s;aid <HI>John Brown,</HI> &s;hall certify under his hand, that the effects taken from the &s;aid <HI>Brown</HI> amount unto; which accompt is to be &s;tated, and the bal|lance certified by the Lord <HI>Lucan</HI> in one and twenty days after the date hereof:</ITEM>
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<CLOSER><SIGNED>For the true performance hereof, We have hereunto &s;et our hands, Pre&s;ent,
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<ITEM><HI>Scravemore.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM><HI>H. Maccay.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM><HI>T. Talma&s;h.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM><HI>Char. Porter</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM><HI>Tho. Coningsby.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>Bar. <HI>De Ginckle.</HI></ITEM>
</LIST></SIGNED></CLOSER>
</DIV4>
<DIV4 TYPE="declaration">
<PB N="11" REF="12">
<P>AND <HI>Whereas</HI> the &s;aid City of <HI>Limerick</HI> hath been &s;ince, in pur&s;uance of the &s;aid Articles, &s;ur|rendered unto Us <HI>Now know ye,</HI> that We having con&s;idered of the &s;aid Articles, are graciou&s;ly plea&s;ed here|by to declare, that <HI>We do for Us, Our Heirs and Succe&s;&s;ors,</HI> as far as in Us lies, <HI>Ratifie and Confirm the &s;ame,</HI> and every Clau&s;e, Mat|ter and Thing therein contain|ed. And as to &s;uch parts thereof, for which an Act of Parliament &s;hall be found to be nece&s;&s;ary, We &s;hall recommend the &s;ame to be made good by Parliament, and &s;hall give Our Royal A&s;|&s;ent to any Bill or Bills, that &s;hall be pa&s;&s;ed by Our two Hou&s;es of Par|liament to that purpo&s;e. <HI>And where|as</HI> it appears unto Us, that it was a|greed between the parties to the &s;aid Articles, that after the Words, <HI>Li|merick, Clare, Kerry, Cork, Mayo,</HI> or any of them, in the &s;econd of the &s;aid Articles, the Words following, <HI>viz. [And all &s;uch as are under their Protection in the &s;aid Counties,]</HI> &s;hould be in&s;erted, and be part of the &s;aid Articles: Which Words having been ca&s;ually omitted by the Writer, the Omi&s;&s;ion was not di&s;covered till after the &s;aid Articles were &s;igned, but was taken notice of before the &s;e|cond Town was &s;urrendered: And as Our &s;aid Ju&s;tices, and General, or one of them, did promi&s;e that the &s;aid Clau&s;e &s;hould be made good, it being within the Intention of the Capitulation, and in&s;erted in the foul Draught thereof: <HI>Our further Will
<PB N="12" REF="13"> and Plea&s;ure is,</HI> and We do hereby Ratify and Confirm the &s;aid omitted Words, <HI>viz. [and all &s;uch as are under their Protection in the &s;aid Counties] hereby for Us, Our Heirs and Succe&s;&s;ors,</HI> ordaining and de|claring, that all and every Per&s;on and Per&s;ons therein concerned, &s;hall and may have, receive, and enjoy the Benefit thereof, in &s;uch and the &s;ame Manner, as if the &s;aid Words had been in&s;erted in their proper Place, in the &s;aid &s;econd Article; any Omi&s;&s;ion, Defect, or Mi&s;take in the &s;aid &s;econd Article, in any wi&s;e notwith&s;tanding. <HI>Provided</HI> always, and Our Will and Plea&s;ure is, that the&s;e Our Letters Patents &s;hall be enrolled in Our Court of <HI>Chancery</HI> in Our &s;aid Kingdom of <HI>Ireland,</HI> with|in the Space of one Year next en|&s;uing. <HI>In Witne&s;s,</HI> &amp;c. <HI>Witne&s;s</HI> Our Self at <HI>We&s;tmin&s;ter,</HI> the twenty fourth Day of <HI>February, Anno Regni Regis &amp; Reginae</HI> Gulielmi <HI>&amp;</HI> Mariae <HI>Quar|to per Breve de Privato Sigillo.</HI> Nos <HI>autem Tenorem Premi&s;&s;or. Praedict. Ad Requi&s;itionem Attornat. General. Domi|ni Regis &amp; Dominae Reginae pro Regno</HI> Hiberniae, <HI>duximus exemplificand. per Prae&s;entes.</HI> In cujus <HI>Rei Te&s;timonium Has Literas No&s;tras Fieri Fecimus Pa|tentes.</HI> Te&s;tibus <HI>Nobis Ip&s;is apud</HI> We&s;t. <HI>Quinto die</HI> Aprilis, <HI>Anno&abque; Regni Eo|rum Quarto.</HI></P>
<CLOSER><SIGNED>BRIDGES.</SIGNED>
<POSTSCRIPT>
<P>Examinat. per nos</P>
<CLOSER><SIGNED> <LIST>
<ITEM>S. Keck</ITEM>
<ITEM>Lacon Wm. Childe</ITEM>
</LIST> In Cancel. Magi&s;tros.</SIGNED>
</CLOSER>
</POSTSCRIPT></CLOSER>
</DIV4>
<DIV4 N="military" TYPE="articles">
<PB N="13" REF="14">
<HEAD>MILITARY ARTICLES AGREED UPON</HEAD>
<HEAD TYPE="sub">Between the Baron <HI>de Ginckle,</HI> Lieutenant General and Com|mander in Chief of the <HI>Engli&s;h</HI> Army, <HI>on the one part.</HI> AND The Lieutenants Generals <HI>D'U&s;&s;oon</HI> and <HI>de Te&s;&s;&ecirc;,</HI> Commanders in chief of the <HI>Iri&s;h</HI> Army, <HI>on the other;</HI> and the General Officers hereunto Sub&s;cribing.</HEAD>
<P><LIST>
<LABEL>ART. I.</LABEL>
<ITEM>THAT all per&s;ons, without any exception, of what quality or condition &s;oever, that are willing to leave the Kingdom of <HI>Ireland,</HI> &s;hall have free liberty to go to any coun|try beyond the &s;eas (<HI>England</HI> and <HI>Scotland</HI> excepted) where they think fit, with their Families, Hou&s;hold-&s;tuff, Plate and Jewels.</ITEM>
<PB N="14" REF="15">
<LABEL>ART. II.</LABEL>
<ITEM>That all General Officers, Colo|nels, and generally all other Officers of Hor&s;e, Dragoons and Foot Guards, Troopers, Dragoons, Soldiers of all kinds, that are in any Garri&s;on, Place or Po&s;t, now in the hands of the <HI>Iri&s;h,</HI> or encamped in the Coun|ties of <HI>Cork, Clare</HI> and <HI>Kerry,</HI> as al&s;o tho&s;e called <HI>Rapparees,</HI> or Voluntiers, that are willing to go beyond Seas as afore&s;aid, &s;hall have free leave to imbark them&s;elves where-ever the Ships are, that are appointed to tran&s;port them; and to come in whole bodies, as they are now com|pos'd, or in parties, companies, or otherwi&s;e without having any im|pediment, directly or indirectly.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. III.</LABEL>
<ITEM>That all per&s;ons above-mentioned, that are willing to leave <HI>Ireland,</HI> and go into <HI>France,</HI> &s;hall have leave to declare it at the time and places hereafter mentioned, <HI>viz.</HI> The Troops in <HI>Limerick</HI> on <HI>Tue&s;day</HI> next in <HI>Li|merick;</HI> the Hor&s;e, at their Camp on <HI>Wedne&s;day;</HI> and the other Forces that are di&s;per&s;ed in the Counties of <HI>Clare, Kerry,</HI> and <HI>Cork</HI> on the 8th In&s;tant, and on none other, before Mon&s;ieur <HI>Tameron,</HI> the <HI>French</HI> Inten|dant, and Colonel <HI>Withers;</HI> and after &s;uch Declaration is made, the Troops that will go into <HI>France</HI> mu&s;t remain under the Command and Di&s;cipline of their Officers, that are to conduct them thither: And De&s;erters of each
<PB N="15" REF="16"> &s;ide &s;hall be given up and puni&s;hed accordingly.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. IV.</LABEL>
<ITEM>That all <HI>Engli&s;h</HI> and <HI>Scotch</HI> Officers, that &s;erve now in <HI>Ireland,</HI> &s;hall be included in this Capitulation, as well for the &s;ecurity of their E&s;tates and Goods, in <HI>England, Scotland,</HI> and <HI>Ireland,</HI> (if they are willing to re|main here) as for pa&s;&s;ing freely into <HI>France,</HI> or any other Country to &s;erve.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. V.</LABEL>
<ITEM>That all the General <HI>French</HI> Officers, the Intendant, the Engineers, the Commi&s;&s;aries at War, and of the Artillery, the Trea&s;urer, and other <HI>French</HI> Officers, Strangers, and all o|thers what&s;oever, that are in <HI>Sligo, Ro&s;s, Clare,</HI> or in the Army, or that do trade or commerce, or are other|wi&s;e employed in any kind of &s;tation or condition, &s;hall have free leave to pa&s;s into <HI>France,</HI> or any other Coun|try; and &s;hall have leave to &s;hip them&s;elves, with all their Hor&s;es, Equipage, Plate, Papers, and all their Effects whatever; and that General <HI>Ginckle</HI> will order Pa&s;s-ports for them, Convoys, and Carriages by Land and Water, to carry them &s;afe from <HI>Li|merick,</HI> to the Ships where they &s;hall be imbarked, without paying any thing for the &s;aid Carriages, or to tho&s;e that are employed therein, with their Hor&s;es, Carrs, Boats and Shal|lops.</ITEM>
<PB N="16" REF="17">
<LABEL>ART. VI.</LABEL>
<ITEM>That if any of the afore&s;aid Equi|pages, Merchandize, Hor&s;es, Money, Plate, or other Moveables, or Hou|&s;hold &s;tuff, belonging to the &s;aid <HI>Iri&s;h</HI> Troops, or to the <HI>French</HI> Offi|cers, or other particular per&s;ons what|&s;oever, be robb'd, de&s;troy'd, or ta|ken away by the Troops of the &s;aid General; the &s;aid General will order it to be re&s;tored, or payment to be made, according to the value that is given in upon Oath by the per&s;on &s;o robbed or plundered: And the &s;aid <HI>Iri&s;h</HI> Troops to be tran&s;ported as a|fore&s;aid, And all other per&s;ons be|longing to them, are to ob&s;erve good order, in their march and quarters: and &s;hall re&s;tore whatever they &s;hall take from the Country, or make re|&s;titution for the &s;ame.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. VII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>That, to facilitate the tran&s;porting the &s;aid Troops, the General will furni&s;h 50 Ships, each Ship Bur|then 200 Tons; for which, the per|&s;ons to be tran&s;ported, &s;hall not be obliged to pay; and 20 more if there &s;hall be occa&s;ion, without their pay|ing for them; and if any of the &s;aid Ships &s;hall be of le&s;&s;er burthen, He will furni&s;h more in number to countervail; and al&s;o give two Men of War to imbark the Principal Of|ficers, and &s;erve for a convoy to the ve&s;&s;els of burthen.</ITEM>
<PB N="17" REF="18">
<LABEL>ART. VIII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>That a Commi&s;&s;ary &s;hall be im|mediately &s;ent to <HI>Cork,</HI> to vi&s;it the tran&s;port Ships, and what condition they are in for &s;ailing; and that as &s;oon as they are ready, the troops to be tran&s;ported, &s;hall march with all convenient &s;peed, the neare&s;t way, in order to embark there. And if there &s;hall be any more men to be tran&s;ported, than can be carried off in the &s;aid 50 Ships, the re&s;t &s;hall quit the <HI>Engli&s;h</HI> town of <HI>Limerick,</HI> and march to &s;uch quarters as &s;hall be appointed for them, convenient for their tran&s;portation; where they &s;hall remain till the other 20 Ships be ready, which are to be in a Month; and may embark on any <HI>French</HI> Ship, that may come in the mean time.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. IX.</LABEL>
<ITEM>That the &s;aid Ships &s;hall be fur|ni&s;h'd with forrage for Hor&s;e, and all nece&s;&s;ary provi&s;ions to &s;ub&s;i&s;t the Officers, Troops, Dragoons, and Sol|diers, and all other per&s;ons that are &s;hipped to be tran&s;ported into <HI>France;</HI> which provi&s;ions &s;hall be paid for, as &s;oon as all are di&s;imbarked at <HI>Bre&s;t</HI> or <HI>Nants,</HI> upon the coa&s;t of <HI>Brita|ny,</HI> or any other port of <HI>France</HI> they can make.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. X.</LABEL>
<ITEM>And to &s;ecure the return of the &s;aid Ships, (the danger of the Seas
<PB N="18" REF="19"> excepted) and payment for the &s;aid provi&s;ions, &s;ufficient ho&s;tages &s;hall be given.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XI.</LABEL>
<ITEM>That the garri&s;ons of <HI>Clare-Ca&s;tle, Ro&s;s,</HI> and all other foot that are in Garri&s;ons, in the Counties of <HI>Clare, Cork,</HI> and <HI>Kerry,</HI> &s;hall have the advan|tage of this pre&s;ent Capitulation; and &s;uch part of tho&s;e Garri&s;ons as de&s;ign to go beyond Seas, &s;hall march out with their Arms, Baggage, Drums beating, Ball in Mouth, Match light|ed at both ends, and Colours flying, with all the provi&s;ions, and half the Ammunition that is in the &s;aid Gar|ri&s;ons, and join the Hor&s;e that march to be tran&s;ported; or if then there's not &s;hipping enough for the body of Foot that is to be next tran&s;ported after the Hor&s;e, General <HI>Ginckle</HI> will order, that they be furni&s;hed with car|riages for that purpo&s;e; and what provi&s;ions they &s;hall want in their march; they paying for the &s;aid provi&s;ions; or el&s;e, that they may take it out of their own Magazines.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>That all the troops of Hor&s;e and Dragoons, that are in the Counties of <HI>Cork, Kerry,</HI> and <HI>Clare,</HI> &s;hall al&s;o have the benefit of this Capitulation; and that &s;uch, as will pa&s;s into <HI>France,</HI> &s;hall have Quarters given them in the Counties of <HI>Clare</HI> and <HI>Kerry,</HI> apart from the Troops that are commanded by General <HI>Ginckle,</HI> until they can be &s;hipped; and within their quarters,
<PB N="19" REF="20"> they &s;hall pay for every thing, ex|cept Forrage, and Pa&s;ture for their Hor&s;es, which &s;hall be furni&s;h'd <HI>gratis.</HI></ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XIII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Tho&s;e of the garri&s;on of <HI>Sligo,</HI> that are joined to the <HI>Iri&s;h</HI> army, &s;hall have the benefit of this Capitula|tion; and orders &s;hall be &s;ent to them that are to convey them up, to bring them hither to <HI>Limerick</HI> the &s;horte&s;t way.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XIV.</LABEL>
<ITEM>The <HI>Iri&s;h</HI> may have liberty to tran|&s;port 900 Hor&s;e, including Hor&s;es for the Officers, which &s;hall be tran|&s;ported <HI>Gratis,</HI> and as for the Troopers that &s;tay behind, they &s;hall di&s;po&s;e of them&s;elves as they &s;hall think fit; giving up their Hor&s;es, and Arms to &s;uch per&s;ons as the General &s;hall appoint.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XV.</LABEL>
<ITEM>It &s;hall be permitted to tho&s;e that are appointed to take care for the &s;ub&s;i&s;tence of the Hor&s;e, that are willing to go into <HI>France,</HI> to buy Hay and Corn at the King's rates, where|ever they can find it, in the quarters that are a&s;&s;igned for them, without any left or mole&s;tation; and to car|ry all nece&s;&s;ary Provi&s;ions out of the City of <HI>Limerick:</HI> And for this pur|po&s;e the General will furni&s;h conve|ment carriages for them to the pla|ces, where they &s;hall be imbarked.</ITEM>
<PB N="20" REF="21">
<LABEL>ART. XVI.</LABEL>
<ITEM>It &s;hall be lawful to make u&s;e of the Hay pre&s;erved in the Stores of the County of <HI>Kerry,</HI> for the Hor&s;es that &s;hall be imbarked; and if there be not enough, it &s;hall be lawful to buy Hay and Oats, wherever it &s;hall be found, at the King's rates.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XVII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>That all Pri&s;oners of War, that were in <HI>Ireland</HI> the 28th of <HI>Septem|ber,</HI> &s;hall be &s;et at liberty on both &s;ides; and the General promi&s;es to u&s;e his endeavours, that tho&s;e that are in <HI>England</HI> and <HI>Flanders</HI> &s;hall be &s;et at liberty al&s;o.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XVIII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>The General will cau&s;e provi&s;ions and medicines to be furni&s;hed to the &s;ick and wounded Officers, Troopers, Dragoons, and Soldiers of the <HI>Iri&s;h</HI> army, that cannot pa&s;s into <HI>France</HI> at the fir&s;t imbarkment; and after they are cured, will order them Ships to pa&s;s into <HI>France,</HI> if they are willing to go.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XIX.</LABEL>
<ITEM>That at the &s;igning hereof, the General will &s;end a Ship expre&s;s to <HI>France;</HI> and that be&s;ides, he will furni&s;h two &s;mall Ships of tho&s;e that are now in the river of <HI>Limerick,</HI> to tran&s;port two Per&s;ons into <HI>France,</HI> that are to be &s;ent to give notice of this Treaty;
<PB N="21" REF="22"> and that the commanders of the &s;aid Ships &s;hall have orders to put a&s;hore at the next part of <HI>France,</HI> where they &s;hall make.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XX.</LABEL>
<ITEM>That all tho&s;e of the &s;aid Troops, Officers, and others, of what cha|racter foever, that would pa&s;s into <HI>France,</HI> &s;hall not be &s;topt upon the account of debt or any other pretext.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XXI.</LABEL>
<ITEM>If after &s;igning this pre&s;ent Treaty, and before the arrival of the fleet, a <HI>French</HI> packet-boat, or other tran&s;port &s;hip, &s;hall arrive from <HI>France,</HI> in any other part of <HI>Ireland,</HI> the General will order a pa&s;s-port, not only for &s;uch as mu&s;t go on board the &s;aid Ships, but to the Ships, to come to the neare&s;t port to the place where the troops to be tran&s;ported &s;hall be quartered.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XXII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>That after the arrival of the &s;aid fleet, there &s;hall be free communi|cation and pa&s;&s;age between it and the quarters of the above&s;aid troops; and e&s;pecially, for all tho&s;e that have pa&s;&s;es from the chief commanders of the &s;aid fleet, or from Monfreur <HI>Ta|meron</HI> the Intendant.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XXIII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>In con&s;ideration of the pre&s;ent Ca|pirulation, the two towns of <HI>Lime|rick</HI>
<PB N="22" REF="23"> &s;hall be delivered, and put into the hands of the General, or any o|ther per&s;on he &s;hall appoint at the time and days hereafter &s;pecified, <HI>viz.</HI> the <HI>Iri&s;h</HI> town, except the magazines and ho&s;pital, on the day of the &s;ign|ing of the&s;e pre&s;ent articles; and as for the <HI>Engli&s;h</HI> town, it &s;hall remain, together with the i&s;land, and the free pa&s;&s;age of <HI>Thomond-bridge,</HI> in the hands of tho&s;e of the <HI>Iri&s;h</HI> army that are now in the garri&s;on, or that &s;hall hereafter come from the counties of <HI>Corke, Clare, Kerry, Sligoe,</HI> and other places abovementioned, until there &s;hall be convenience found for their tran&s;portation.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XXIV.</LABEL>
<ITEM>And to prevent all di&s;orders that may happen between the garri&s;on that the General &s;hall place in the <HI>Iri&s;h</HI> town, which &s;hall be delivered to him, and the <HI>Iri&s;h</HI> troopers that &s;hall remain in the <HI>Engli&s;h</HI> town, and the i&s;land, which they may do, until the troops to be imbarked on the fir&s;t 50 &s;hips &s;hall be gone for <HI>France,</HI> and no longer; they &s;hall intrench them&s;elves on both &s;ides, to hinder the communication of the &s;aid gar|ri&s;ons: And it &s;hall be prohibited on both &s;ides, to offer any thing that is offen&s;ive; and the parties offending &s;hall be puni&s;hed on either &s;ide.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XXV.</LABEL>
<ITEM>That it &s;hall be lawful for the &s;aid garri&s;on to march out all at once, or at different times, as they can be
<PB N="23" REF="24"> embarked, with Arms, Baggage, Drums beating, Match lighted at both ends, Bullet in Mouth, Colours flying, &s;ix Bra&s;s Guns, &s;uch as the be&s;ieged will chu&s;e, two Mortar|pieces, and half the Ammunition that is now in the Magazines of the &s;aid place: And for this purpo&s;e, an in|ventory of all the Ammunition in the garri&s;on &s;hall be made, in the pre&s;ence of any per&s;on that the Ge|neral &s;hall appoint, the next day af|ter the&s;e pre&s;ent articles &s;hall be &s;igned.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XXVI.</LABEL>
<ITEM>All the magazines of provi&s;ions &s;hall remain in the hands of tho&s;e that are now employed to take care of the &s;ame, for the &s;ub&s;i&s;tence of tho&s;e of the <HI>Iri&s;h</HI> army that will pa&s;s into <HI>France:</HI> And if there &s;hall not be &s;ufficient in the &s;tores, for the &s;upport of the &s;aid troops, whil&s;t they &s;tay in this kingdom, and are croffing the &s;eas, that, upon giving up an account of their numbers, the General will furni&s;h them with &s;uf|ficient provi&s;ions, at the King's rates, and that there &s;hall be a free market at <HI>Limerick,</HI> and other quarters, where the &s;aid troops &s;hall be: And in ca&s;e any provi&s;ion &s;hall remain in the ma|gazines of <HI>Limerick,</HI> when the town &s;hall be given up, it &s;hall be valued, and the price deducted out of what is to be paid for the provi&s;ions to be furni&s;hed to the troops on &s;hipboard.</ITEM>
<PB N="24" REF="25">
<LABEL>ART. XXVII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>That there &s;hall be a ce&s;&s;ation of arms, at Land, as al&s;o at Sea, with re&s;pect to the &s;hips, whether <HI>Engli&s;h, Dutch,</HI> or <HI>French,</HI> de&s;ign'd for the tran&s;portation of the &s;aid troops, until they &s;hall be returned to their re&s;pective harbours; and that on both &s;ides, they &s;h<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="OXF" EXTENT="1 letter">ll be furni&s;hed with &s;ufficient pa&s;s <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="OXF" EXTENT="1 letter">orts, both for &s;hips and men: And if any &s;ea Comman|der, or Captain of a &s;hip, or any Officer, Trooper, Dragoon, Soldier, or any other per&s;on, &s;hall act contrary to this ce&s;&s;ation, the per&s;ons &s;o act|ing, &s;hall be puni&s;hed on either &s;ide, and &s;atisfaction &s;hall be made for the wrong that is done; and Officers &s;hall be &s;ent to the mouth of the ri|ver of <HI>Limerick,</HI> to give notice to the Commanders of the <HI>Engli&s;h</HI> and <HI>French</HI> fleets, of the pre&s;ent conjuncture, that they may ob&s;erve the Ce&s;&s;ation of arms accordingly.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XXVIII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>That for the &s;ecurity of the exe|cution of this pre&s;ent capitulation, and of each article therein contain|ed, the be&s;ieged &s;hall give the fol|lowing ho&s;tages &mdash; And the Ge|neral &s;hall give &mdash;</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XXIX.</LABEL>
<ITEM>If before this capitulation is fully executed, there happens any change in the government, or command in
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</DIV4>
</DIV3>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 LANG="fre" TYPE="version">
<PB REF="2">
<HEAD>ARTICLES Civiles et Militaires DE <HI>LIMERICK,</HI> Conclus le troi&s;i&ecirc;me d'Octo|bre 1691.</HEAD>
<HEAD TYPE="sub">Entre le Chevalier <HI>Charles Porter,</HI> le Sieur <HI>Thomas Coning&s;by</HI> Ecuyer Seigneurs Ju&s;ticiers d'<HI>Irlande.</HI> Et &s;on Excellence le Baron <HI>Ginckle,</HI> Lieutenant General, &amp; Commandant en chef de l'ar|m&eacute;e <HI>Angloi&s;e d'un cot&eacute;.</HI> ET Le Seigneur <HI>Patrice</HI> Comte de <HI>Lucan,</HI> le &s;ieur <HI>Piercy</HI> Vicomte de <HI>Galmoy,</HI> les Sieurs <HI>Nicolas Purcel</HI> Colonel, <HI>Nicolas Cu&s;ack</HI> Colonel, le Chevalier <HI>Theobald Butler,</HI> les Sieurs <HI>Garret Dillon</HI> Colonel, &amp; <HI>Jean Brown</HI> Colonel. Et leurs Excellences les Lieutenants Generaux <HI>D'U&s;&s;oon</HI> et <HI>de Te&s;&s;&eacute;</HI> Commandants en chef de l'ar|m&eacute;e <HI>Irlandoise, de l'autre cot&eacute;.</HI> Avec la ratification de ces Articles par leurs Maje&s;tez Le Roy <HI>Guillaume</HI> et la Reine <HI>Marie</HI> Sous le grand Seau d'<HI>Angleterre.</HI></HEAD>
<DIV3 LANG="lat" TYPE="cover letter">
<PB N="2" REF="3">
<OPENER><SIGNED>GULIELMUS &amp; <HI>Maria</HI> Dei Gratia, <HI>Angliae, Scotiae, Franciae</HI> &amp; <HI>Hiberniae,</HI> Rex &amp; Regina, Fidei Defen&s;ores, <HI>&amp;c.</HI></SIGNED>
<SALUTE><HI>Omnibus</HI> ad quos Prae&s;entes literae no&s;trae pervene|rint, &s;alutem:</SALUTE></OPENER>
<P><HI>In&s;peximus</HI> Irrotula|ment. quarund. literarum patentium de confirmatione geren. Dat. apud <HI>We&s;t|mona&s;terium</HI> vice&s;imo quarto die <HI>Fe|bruarii</HI> ultimi praeteriti in Cancellar. no&s;tr. Irrotulat. ac ibidem de Recordo remanen. in haec verba.</P>
<DIV4 LANG="fre" TYPE="preamble">
<OPENER><SIGNED><HI>GUILLAUME</HI> &amp; <HI>Marie</HI> par la grace de Dieu, <HI>&amp;c.</HI></SIGNED>
<SALUTE>&agrave; tous ceux qui ces pre|&s;entes verront, &s;al&ucirc;t.</SALUTE></OPENER>
<P>Comme certains Articles en date du troi&s;i&ecirc;me d'<HI>Octobre</HI> dernier, faits &amp; concl&ucirc;s par nos ju&s;ticiers de n&ocirc;tre Royaume d'<HI>Irlande,</HI> &amp; le General de nos arme&eacute;s dans le dit pa&iuml;s d'une part; &amp; plu&s;ieurs offi|ciers commandans dans la ville de <HI>Li|merick</HI> dans n&ocirc;tre dit Royaume de l'autre part: par le&s;quels Articles nos dits Ju&s;ticiers &amp; General &s;e &s;ont en|gagez, que nous ratifierions les dits Ar|ticles dans huit mois ou m&ecirc;me plutot, &amp; qu'ils feroient tout leur po&s;&s;ible pour les faire au&s;&s;i ratifier &amp; confirmer en Par|lement. La teneur des dits Articles e&s;t comme il s'en&s;uit.</P>
</DIV4>
<DIV4 N="civilian" LANG="fre" TYPE="articles">
<PB N="3" REF="4">
<P>En con&s;ideration de la reddition de la ville de <HI>Limerick,</HI> &amp; autres &s;tipu|lations pa&s;&s;&eacute;es entre le dit Lieute|nant General <HI>Ginckle,</HI> le Gouver|neur de la ville de <HI>Limerick,</HI> &amp; les Generaux de l'arm&eacute;e <HI>Irlandoi&s;e,</HI> de la m&ecirc;me date, que les pre&s;entes, &agrave; cau&s;e de la reddition de la dite ville &amp; &s;oumi&s;&s;ion de la dite ar|m&eacute;e, on e&s;t convenu que,</P>
<P><LIST>
<LABEL>ART. I.</LABEL>
<ITEM>LES <HI>Catholiques Romains</HI> de ce Royaume jouiront dans l'exercice de leur religion de tous les privile|ges non contraires aux Loix d'<HI>Irlande,</HI> ou comme ils en ont joui &s;ous le regne du Roy <HI>Charles</HI> Second. Et leurs Ma|je&s;tez, au&s;&s;it&ocirc;t que la &s;ituation de leurs affaires leur permettra de convoquer un Parlement en ce Royaume, tacheront de procurer aux dits <HI>Catholiques Romains</HI> toutes les autres &s;euretez nece&s;&s;aires pour emp&ecirc;cher qu'ils ne &s;oient aucunement in|quietez ou mole&s;tez pour cau&s;e de Reli|gion.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. II.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Tous les habitans &amp; autres qui re|&s;ident &agrave; <HI>Limerick</HI> ou dans aucune autre des garni&s;ons actuellement dans la po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion des <HI>Irlandois</HI> &amp; tous les of|ficiers &amp; &s;oldats portants armes par commi&s;&s;ion du Roy <HI>Jacques,</HI> ou de ceux par luy authori&s;ez pour cet effet dans les Comtez de <HI>Limerick,</HI> de <HI>Clare, Kerry, Corke,</HI> &amp; <HI>Mayo,</HI> ou dans au|cune Comt&eacute; d'icelles, &amp; tous les offi|ciers en Commi&s;&s;ion qui &s;e trouvent dans
<PB N="4" REF="5"> les quartiers de leurs Maje&s;tez, &amp; &s;er|vent dans les regimens <HI>Irlandois</HI> qui &s;ont actuellement en pied &amp; avec le&s;|quels &s;e fait le pre&s;ent trait&eacute;, &amp; ne &s;ont pas pri&s;onniers de guerre, ou ont accept&eacute; &s;auvegarde ou protection, &amp; qui voudront revenir &amp; &s;e &s;oumettre &agrave; l'o|bei&s;&s;ance de leurs maje&s;tez, <HI>TOUS ET CHACUN DE LEURS HE|RITIERS</HI> tiendront, po&s;&s;ederont &amp; jo&ucirc;iront de toutes &amp; chacune de leurs terres biens en fond &amp; au|tres biens &amp; heritages, &amp; de tous les aroits, titres, intere&s;ts, privileges, im|munitez ou franchi&s;es, dont ils ou au|cun d'eux ont joui ou avoit droit de jouir &s;ous le regne de <HI>Charles</HI> Second, ou dans aucun autre tems depuis &s;elon les loix &amp; ordonnances qui etoient en force pendant le dit Regne de <HI>Charles</HI> &s;econd &amp; &s;eront mis en po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion par ordre du go|vernement, pai&s;iblement &amp; &s;ans proc&eacute;s de telles parties de leurs biens qui &s;e trouvent entre les mains du Roy ou des &s;es fermiers. Et tous les biens de cette nature &s;eront libres &amp; dechargez de tout arrerage de rentes royales &amp; autres rentes ou impots publics e&s;tablis &amp; ech&ucirc;s depuis la &s;ainte <HI>Michel</HI> de l'ann&eacute;e 1688 ju&s;qu'au jour de la datte du pre&s;ent trait&eacute;: Et tou|tes les per&s;onnes compri&s;es dans cet ar|ticle, auront, tiendront &amp; jouiront de tous leurs biens meubles &amp; immeubles &agrave; eux ou &agrave; aucun d'eux appartenans &amp; re&s;tans, &s;oit entre leurs propres mains ou es mains de ceux par eux employez par fidei commis &amp; confiance, pour me|nager leurs intere&s;ts. <HI>ET TOUTES ET CHACUNE DES DITES PERSONNES DE QUELQUE PROFESSION, MEIIER VO|CATION QU'ELLES SOIENT</HI> pourront &s;uivre &amp; exercer leurs dites profe&s;&s;ions ou m&ecirc;tiers avec la m&ecirc;me fran|chi&s;e &amp; libert&eacute; qu'etles ont eue &s;ous le
<PB N="5" REF="6"> Regne de <HI>Charles</HI> Second, pourveu que rien contenu dans cet article s'explique a s'etendre au retabli&s;&s;ement des per|&s;onnes actuellement hors du Royaume, dont les biens &s;ont &s;ujets a Confi&s;cation, &agrave; l'exception neanmoins de ceux cy apr&egrave;s compris. Pourveu au&s;&s;i que per&s;onne ne pui&s;&s;e participer des avantages portez par cet article, qui negligera ou refu&s;era de preter lor&s;qu'il en &s;era requis, <NOTE N="*" PLACE="foot">Le &s;erment de Fidelit&eacute; ou Alle|giance requis par le &s;econd Article de ce Trait&eacute;. <Q>JE <HI>A. B.</HI> promets avec &s;incerit&eacute; &amp; jure, que je fidelit&eacute; &amp; vraye Lige|ance porteray &agrave; leurs Maje&s;tez le Roy <HI>Guillaume</HI> &amp; la Reine <HI>Marie. Qu'ain&s;i Dieu me &s;oit en aide.</HI></Q></NOTE> le &s;er|ment de fidelit&eacute; port&eacute; par arr&ecirc;t du par|lement d'<HI>Angleterre</HI> la premiere ann&eacute;e du Regne du Roy &amp; de la Reine d'au|jourd'huy.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. III.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Tous marchands, ou reputez marchands de la ville de <HI>Limerick,</HI> ou d'aucune autre garni&s;on &agrave; cette heure dans la po&s;|&s;e&s;&s;ion des <HI>Irlandois,</HI> ou d'aucune autre ville ou place dans les comtez de <HI>Clare</HI> &amp; <HI>Kerry,</HI> qui &s;ont ab&s;ens au-de-la des mers, &amp; qui n'ont point port&eacute; les armes contre leurs Maje&s;tez depuis la declara|tion de leurs Maje&s;tez publi&eacute;e au mois de <HI>Fevrier</HI> 1688, auront &amp; participeront des avantages du &s;econd Article tout comme s'ils &eacute;u&s;&s;ent &eacute;t&eacute; pre&s;ens; pourveu que tels marchands, ou reputez marchands reviennent au Royaume dans l'e&s;pace de huit mois &agrave; conter de la date des pre&s;ens.</ITEM>
<PB N="6" REF="7">
<LABEL>ART. IV.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Les efficiers, dont les noms s'en&s;ui|vent, &s;cavoir, le Colonel <HI>Simon Lut|trel,</HI> le Capitaine <HI>Roland White,</HI> les &s;ieurs <HI>Maurice Eu&s;tace</HI> de <HI>Yer|man&s;town, Chievers</HI> de <HI>May&s;towne</HI> communement appell&eacute; <HI>Montlein&s;ter</HI> &s;ervans actuellement dans les Regi|mens qui &s;ont dans les &s;u&s;dites garni&s;ons &amp; quartiers de l'arm&eacute;e <HI>Irlandoi&s;e,</HI> qui ont &eacute;t&eacute; envoyez hors du pays pour les affaires de leurs Regimens re&s;pectives ou de l'arm&eacute;e <HI>Irlandoi&s;e</HI> en general, rece|vront &amp; profiteront des avantages de l'article &s;econd, pourveu qu'ils reviennent au Royaume dans l'e&s;pace de huit mois, a conter de la date des pre&s;ens, &amp; qu'ils &s;e &s;oumettent au gouvernementde leur Ma|je&s;tez &amp; qu'ils pretent le &s;erment cy de&s;&s;us &s;pecifi&eacute;.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. V.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Que toutes &amp; chacune des dites per&s;onnes compri&s;es dans le 2<HI>d</HI> &amp; 3<HI>me</HI> Articles, auront une amne&s;tie ou par|don generale de toutes &s;ortes de con|victions, pro&s;criptions, condamnations par contumace, pour crimes de leze Maje&s;t&eacute;, de tous crimes puni&s;&s;ables de mort de toutes autres tran&s;gre&s;&s;ions des loix par eux ou aucun d'eux commises depuis le commencement du Regne du Roy <HI>Jacques</HI> &s;econd. Et que &s;i aucun d'eux &s;oit con|damn&eacute; par Arr&ecirc;t du Parlement, les &s;eignenrs de la Regence &amp; le General tacheront de faire annuller cet Arr&ecirc;t de condamnation en Parlement &amp; de re|voquer les pro&s;criptions gratis, except&eacute; ce qu'on doit payer aux clercs ecrivains.</ITEM>
<PB N="7" REF="8">
<LABEL>ART. VI.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Et d'autant que les pre&s;entes Guer|res ont attir&eacute; &s;ur les deux parties oppo&s;&eacute;es beaucoup de torts &amp; de vio|lences, &amp; que s'il etoit permis aux particuliers d'intenter des procez &s;ur les dites violences; les animo&s;it&eacute;s publi|ques, qui ont deja dur&eacute;, trop long tems, pourroient encore continuer: Pour donc retablir le repos &amp; la paix de ce Royaume &amp; pour obvier aux in|conveniens qui &s;eroient la con&s;equence im|manquable de telles procedures, il e&s;t &s;tipul&eacute; qu'aucum de ceux qui &s;ont com|pris dans les &s;u&s;dits articles ne &s;era pour&s;uivi en ju&s;tice, ou aucunement mo|le&s;t&eacute; &agrave; la requi&s;ition de qui que ce &s;oit pour aucunes tran&s;gre&s;&s;ions des loxi pour aucun enlevement ou &s;ai&s;ies d'armes, de chevaux, d'argent, de hardes, meubles ou marchandi&s;es, provi&s;ions par eux faites durant la guerre; ny &s;era aucun de ceux qui &s;ont compris dans le &s;econd ou troi|&s;i&ecirc;me Article, a&s;&s;ign&eacute; cit&eacute; en droit, ou rendu re&s;pon&s;able des rentes u&s;ufruits, &amp; po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ions d'aucunes terres, biens en fonds ou mai&s;ons par eux on aucun d'eux receues ou &s;ai&s;ies depuis le commence|ment de la pre&s;ente Guerre ju&s;ques au jour de la datte des pre&s;ens, ni d'aucun degat, deperi&s;&s;ement ou de&s;ordre par eux ou aucun d'eux commis: Il e&s;t au&s;&s;i &s;ti|pul&eacute; que cet Article &s;era mutuel &amp; re|ciproque aux deux parties.</ITEM>
<PB N="8" REF="9">
<LABEL>ART. VII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Tout Seigneur et gentilhomme com|pris dans le &s;econd &amp; troi&s;i&ecirc;me Arti|cles cy de&s;&s;us auront la libert&eacute; d'aller par tout avec l'&eacute;p&eacute;e &amp; une paire de Pi&s;tolets, &amp; d'avoir un fu&s;il chez eux, &s;oit pour la deffen&s;e de leurs mai&s;ons, ou pour la cha&s;&s;e.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. VIII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Il &s;era permis &agrave; tous les habitans &amp; autres qui re&s;ident &agrave; <HI>Limerick</HI> ou dans les autres Garni&s;ons d'emporter leurs biens, meubles, hardes &amp; provi&s;ions &s;ans &ecirc;tre vi&s;itez ou fouillez, &amp; &s;ans payer aucuns droits, &amp; ne &s;eront tenus a quitter les mai&s;ons ou logis qu'ils occu|pent actuellement de &s;ix &s;emaines, &agrave; compter de la datte du pre&s;ent Trai|t&eacute;.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. IX.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Le &s;erment que l'on fera pr&ecirc;ter aux <HI>Catholique-Romains,</HI> qui &s;e &s;oumet|tront au government de leurs Maje&s;tez Regnantes, &s;era celuy cy de&s;&s;us &s;pecifi&eacute; &amp; point d'autre.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. X.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Si quelqu'un contrevient aux pre&s;ens Articles, ou &agrave; quelqu'un d'iceux, il n'excluera pas par la, aucune autre per|&s;onne des avantages y portez.</ITEM>
<PB N="9" REF="10">
<LABEL>ART. XI.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Les Lords Ju&s;ticiers &amp; le General promettent de faire tout leur po&s;&s;ible pour que toutes les per&s;onnes compri&s;es dans les Articles cy de&s;&s;us, &s;oient pro|teg&eacute;es &amp; mi&s;es &agrave; couvert contre tout arret ponr&s;uites, ou executions pour det|tes ou dommages, durant huit mois a|pr&eacute;s la datte des pre&s;ens.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Les Lords Ju&s;ticiers &amp; le General s'engagent que leurs Maje&s;tez ratifieront ces pre&s;ens Articles dans huit mois d'icy, ou m&ecirc;me plut&ocirc;t, &amp; feront de leur mieux pour qu'ils &s;oient au&s;&s;i ratifiez &amp; confirmez en Parlement.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XIII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Finalement, Comme le Colonel <HI>Jean Brown</HI> &s;e trouva endett&eacute; &agrave; plu&s;ieurs prote&s;tans par jugements enregi&s;trez; &amp; que le dernier gouvernement en etant in|form&eacute;, les Lords <HI>Tyrconnel</HI> &amp; <HI>Lucan</HI> enleverent les effets que le dit <HI>Jean Brown</HI> avoit pour payer &s;es dites det|tes, dont ils promirent de le faire de|charger, &amp; ces effets furent employez &agrave; l'u&s;age &amp; au &s;ervice commun des <HI>Irlandois</HI> &amp; de leur arm&eacute;e: Pour exempter donc le dit Lord <HI>Lucan</HI> de &s;on dit engagement contract&eacute; pour leur cau&s;e commune, comme au&s;&s;i pour &s;a|tisfaire
<PB N="10" REF="11"> les dits prote&s;tans &amp; emp&ecirc;cher la ruine du dit <HI>Jean Brown,</HI> &amp; con|tenter &s;es creanciers, nous &s;ommes con|venus &agrave; l'in&s;tance du dit Lord <HI>Lucan,</HI> &amp; des autres per&s;onnes cy de&s;&s;us men|tionne&eacute;s que les dits Lords Ju&s;ticiers, &amp; le dit Baron <HI>Ginckle</HI> intercederont aupr&egrave;s du Roy &amp; du Parlement pour con&s;erver par Articles &amp; capitulation aux <HI>Catholiques-Romains</HI> dans ce Royaume lenr biens meubles &amp; immeu|bles, chargez &amp; egalement affectez au payement des dites dettes ju&s;qu'a la concurrence de ce que valoient les dits effets enlevez au dit <HI>Jean Brown,</HI> &s;ui|vant le certificat qu'en donnera par e|crit &s;ign&eacute; de lny le dit Lord <HI>Lucan</HI> apr&egrave;s avoir compt&eacute; avec le dit <HI>Jean Brown;</HI> le dit Compte &s;era dre&s;&s;&eacute; &amp; la balance d'iceluy certifi&eacute; par le dit Lord <HI>Lucan</HI> dans vingt &amp; un jours de la date des pre&s;ens.</ITEM>
</LIST></P>
<CLOSER><SIGNED>Pour l'accompli&s;&s;ement de tout ce qui de&s;&s;us e&s;t nous avons &s;igne, Pre&s;ens,
<LIST>
<ITEM><HI>Scravemore.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM><HI>H. Maccay.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM><HI>T. Talma&s;h.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM><HI>Char. Porter</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM><HI>Tho. Coningsby.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>Bar. <HI>De Ginckle.</HI></ITEM>
</LIST></SIGNED></CLOSER>
</DIV4>
<DIV4 LANG="fre" TYPE="declaration">
<PB N="11" REF="12">
<P>ET comme la dit Ville de <HI>Limerick</HI> Nous &agrave; et&eacute; livr&eacute;e d&eacute;puis, &s;uivant les dits Articles, <HI>Scavoir Fai&s;ons</HI> que Nous ayant con&s;ider&eacute; les dits Articles avons bien voulu declarer par ces pre&s;entes, que <HI>Nous Ratifions et Confirmons, tant pour Nous que pour Nos Heretiers et Succe&s;&s;eurs,</HI> autant que de Nous depend, <HI>les dits Articles</HI> &amp; chaque clau&s;e &amp; condition y port&eacute;es. Et quant a ce qui requiert un Acte confirmatif du Parlement, Nous en recommanderons l'accompli&s;&s;e|ment au dit Parlement &amp; donnerons N&ocirc;tre Agr&eacute;ement &amp; Approbation &agrave; tout Acte ou Actes qui pa&s;&s;eront &agrave; ce &s;ujet dans les deux chambres de N&ocirc;tre Parlement: &amp; <HI>Comme</HI> il nous paroit que les parties &s;tipulantes &s;ont con|venues qu'apr&egrave;s les mots <HI>Limerick, Clare, Kerry, Cork, Mayo,</HI> ou aucun d'iceux &s;pecifi&eacute;z au deuxieme Article, les mots &s;uivans, &s;cavoir, <HI>[&amp; tous ceux qui &s;ont &s;ous leurs protections dans les dites Comt&eacute;s]</HI> du&s;&s;ent etre in&s;erez &amp; faire partie des dits Articles. Le&s;quels mots ayant et&eacute; omis ca&s;uellement par l'&eacute;crivain, l'omi&s;&s;ion n'en a pas &eacute;t&eacute; apper|cue qu'apr&egrave;s que les dits Articles furent &s;ignez, mais on s'en apperceut avant qu'on eut livr&eacute; la &s;econde Ville; &amp; comme Nos dits Ju&s;ticiers &amp; General ou l'un d'eux, ont promis que la dite clau&s;e auroit lieu ain&s;i qu'etoit l'inten|tion des parties &s;tipulantes, &amp; qu'elle &eacute;toit de meme in&s;er&eacute;e dans le brouillon de la capitulation, <HI>N&ocirc;tre plai&s;ir, de plus, e&s;t,</HI> &amp; par ces pre&s;entes Nous Ratifions &amp; Confirmons les dits mots omis, &s;cavoir, <HI>[et tous ceux qui &s;ont &s;ous leurs protections dans les dites
<PB N="12" REF="13"> Comt&eacute;s,]</HI> declarant &amp; ordonnant par ces pre&s;entes <HI>tant pour Nous que pour Nos Heritiers &amp; Succe&s;&s;eurs</HI> que toutes les per&s;onnes compri&s;es dans les dites clau&s;es &amp; conventions auront, recevront &amp; jouiront des avantages d'i|celles, ain&s;i &amp; de la m&ecirc;me maniere qu'elles l'auroient fait, &s;i les dits mots eu&s;&s;ent &eacute;t&eacute; in&s;er&eacute;s dans leur propre place, au dit &s;econd Article; &amp; ce nonob&s;tant toute omi&s;&s;ion defaut ou inadvertence &agrave; trouver dans le dit deuxi&ecirc;me Article &agrave; <HI>la charge</HI> toujours, et N&ocirc;tre volont&eacute; &amp; plai&s;ir e&s;t, que Nos pre&s;entes Lettres Pa|tentes &s;oient enregi&s;tr&eacute;es dans N&ocirc;tre Cour de Chancellerie de N&ocirc;tre dit Royaume d'<HI>Irlande</HI> dans un an, du jour de la date des pre&s;entes. En foy de quoy, <HI>&amp;c.</HI> Te|moins Nous memes &agrave; <HI>We&s;tmin&s;ter</HI> le vingt quatrieme jour de Fevrier, Anno Reg|ni Regis &amp; Reginae <HI>Gulielmi</HI> &amp; <HI>Mariae</HI> Quarto per Breve de Privato Sigillo. Nos autem Tenorem Premi&s;&s;or. predict. Ad requi&s;itionem Attornat. General. Domini Regis &amp; Dominae Reginae pro Regn. <HI>Hiberniae</HI> duximus exemplificand. per Prae&s;entes. <HI>In cujus</HI> Rei Te&s;timo|nium Has Literas No&s;tras Fieri Fecimus Patentes. <HI>Te&s;tibus</HI> Nobis Ip&s;is apud <HI>We&s;tmon.</HI> Quinto die <HI>Aprilis,</HI> Anno&abque; Regni Eorum Quarto.</P>
<CLOSER><SIGNED>BRIDGES.</SIGNED>
<POSTSCRIPT>
<P>Examinat. per nos</P>
<CLOSER><SIGNED><LIST>
<ITEM>S. Keck.</ITEM>
<ITEM>Lacon Wm. Childe</ITEM>
</LIST> In Cancel. Magi&s;tros.</SIGNED></CLOSER>
</POSTSCRIPT></CLOSER>
</DIV4>
<DIV4 N="military" LANG="fre" TYPE="articles">
<PB N="13" REF="14">
<HEAD>LES ARTICLES MILITAIRES De Capitulation &s;ign&eacute;s</HEAD>
<HEAD TYPE="sub">Entre le Baron <HI>de Ginckle,</HI> Lieute|nant General, &amp; Commandant en chef de l'arm&eacute;e <HI>Angloi&s;e d'un cot&eacute;.</HI> ET Les Lieutenants Generaux <HI>D'U&s;&s;oon</HI> et <HI>de Te&s;&s;&eacute;</HI> Commandants en chef de l'arm&eacute;e <HI>Irlandoise, de l'autre cot&eacute;,</HI> Avec les Officiers Generaux qui &s;ous-Signerent.</HEAD>
<P><LIST>
<LABEL>ART. I.</LABEL>
<ITEM>QUE toute per&s;onne &s;ans aucune exception, de quelque qualit&eacute; ou con|dition, quelles &s;oient, qui voudront quitter le Royaume d'<HI>Irlande,</HI> auront la libert&eacute;, de pa&s;&s;er la mer, dans quels pais ils jugeront a propos, (l'<HI>Angleterre</HI> et l'<HI>Eco&s;&s;e</HI> except&eacute;es) avec leurs fa|milles meubles, vai&s;&s;elle d'argent, et joyaux.</ITEM>
<PB N="14" REF="15">
<LABEL>ART. II.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Que tous les Officiers Generaux, Co|lonels, et generalement tout autre Offi|cier de Cavalerie, Dragons, Gardes a pi&eacute;, Cavaliers, Dragons, Soldats, tels qu'ils pui&s;&s;ent &ecirc;tre; dans quelque Gar|ni&s;on, place, ou lieu, dont les <HI>Irlandois</HI> &s;ont actuellement en po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion, ou cam|pez dans les Comtez de <HI>Cork, Clare</HI> et <HI>Kerry,</HI> au&s;&s;i bien que ceux qu'on appelle Rapar&eacute;es ou Voluntaires, qui voudront pa&s;&s;er la mer (comme cy de&s;&s;us) auront la libert&eacute; de s'embarquer &s;ur les vai&s;|&s;eaux de&s;ignez, a les porter, d'aller tous en corps, comme ils &s;ont pre&s;entement compo&s;ez ou en parties, ou par compag|nies, ou autrement, &s;ans aucun em|pechement directement ou indirectement.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. III.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Que toutes les per&s;onnes &s;u&s;dites, qui voudront &s;ortir du Royaume d'<HI>Irlande,</HI> pour pa&s;&s;er en <HI>France,</HI> auront permi&s;|&s;ion de le declarer aux t&ecirc;ms et lieux cy de&s;&s;ous marquez c'e&s;t a dire: Les troupes dans <HI>Limerick</HI> le mardy pro|chain, a <HI>Limerick.</HI> La Cavalerie dans le camp le <HI>Mercredy.</HI> Et les autres troupes qui &s;ont di&s;per&s;e&eacute;s, dans les Com|t&eacute;s de <HI>Clare, Kerry</HI> et <HI>Cork,</HI> le huitieme jour du pre&s;ent mois (et point d'autre) devant Mon&s;ieur <HI>Tameron,</HI> l'Intendant <HI>Francois,</HI> et Colonel <HI>Withers,</HI> et apr&eacute;s que cette declaration &s;era faite, les troupes qui doivent pa&s;&s;er en <HI>France,</HI> &s;eront &s;ous le commandment, et la di&s;|cipline des Officiers qui doivent les con|duire l&agrave;. Et les de&s;erteurs de chaque
<PB N="15" REF="16"> cot&eacute; &s;eront rendus, et punis conform&eacute;|ment.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. IV.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Que tous les officiers tant <HI>Anglois</HI> qu'<HI>Eco&s;&s;ois,</HI> qui &s;ervent pre&s;entement en <HI>Irlande,</HI> &s;eront compris dans cette Capitulation, tant par rapport a la &s;eurt&eacute; de leurs terres et biens, en <HI>An|gleterre, Eco&s;&s;e,</HI> et <HI>Irlande,</HI> (s'ils veu|lent re&s;ter icy) que pour pa&s;&s;er librement en <HI>France,</HI> ou dans aucun autre pais pour &s;ervir.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. V.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Que tous les officiers Generaux <HI>Fran|cois,</HI> l'Intendant, les Ingenieurs, les Commi&s;&s;aires de Guerre, et d'Artillerie, le Tre&s;orier, et autres Officiers <HI>Fran|cois,</HI> Etrangers, et tous les autres tels qu'ils pui&s;&s;ent &ecirc;tre qui &s;ont dans <HI>Sligo, Ro&s;s, Clare,</HI> ou dans l'arm&eacute;e, ou qui ne|gocient ou trafiquent ou &s;ont autrement employez dans aucune condition, auront la permi&s;&s;ion d'aller en <HI>France</HI> ou ailleurs, et de s'embarquer avec leurs chevaux, equipages, vai&s;&s;elle d'argent, papiers, et effets de telle nature qu'ils pui&s;&s;ent &ecirc;tre: et que le General <HI>Ginckle</HI> leur four|nira des pa&s;&s;eports, des &ecirc;&s;cortes, et des voit&ucirc;res tant par eau, que par terre, pour les mener &s;aufs de <HI>Limerick,</HI> ju&s;qu'aux Vai&s;&s;eaux, ou ils &s;e|ront embarqu&eacute;s, &s;ans payer aucune cho&s;e, pour les dites voit&ucirc;res, ni a ceux qui y &s;eront employ&eacute;s, avec leurs Che|vaux, Charettes, Batteaux, et Chaloupes.</ITEM>
<PB N="16" REF="17">
<LABEL>ART. VI.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Que s'il y a aucun de&s;dits Equi|pages, Marchandi&s;es, Chevaux, Argent, Vai&s;&s;elle d'argent, ou autres Hardes, ou u&s;ten&s;ils, appartenants tant audites Troupes <HI>Irlandoi&s;es,</HI> qu'aux Officiers <HI>Francois,</HI> ou autres particuliers, tels qu'il, pui&s;&s;ent &ecirc;tre, pill&eacute;, detruit ou pris par les Troupes du &s;u&s;dit General: Ledit General ordonnera de le re&s;tituer, ou de le faire payer, &s;elon l'e&s;timation, qui en &s;era faite par Serment de ceux qui auront et&eacute; pillez ou volez. Et les dites Troupes <HI>Irlandoi&s;es,</HI> qui doivent pa&s;&s;er la mer, et toutes autres per&s;on|nes qui leur appartiennent, &s;eront obli|ge&eacute;s d'ob&s;erver le bon ordre &s;ur la ro&ucirc;te, et dans leurs quartiers, et de ren|dre tout ce qu'ils prendront inju&s;tement des habitans ou d'en faire re&s;titution.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. VII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Que pour faciliter l'embarquement des dites Troupes, le General fournira 50 Vai&s;&s;eaux du port de 200 tonneaux cha|cun, &s;ans que les per&s;onnes qui doivent etre tran&s;port&eacute;es, &s;oient oblig&eacute;es de payer aucune cho&s;e: et 20 Vai&s;&s;eaux de plus, en cas de be&s;oin, &s;ans aucun payement; et en cas qu'il y en ait quelques'uns de ces Vai&s;&s;eaux de moindre charge, Il en fournira un plus grand nombre, pour &s;uppleer au defaut, et au&s;&s;i deux Vai&s;|&s;eaux de Guerre pour embarquer les Offi|ciers Principaux, et &s;ervir de convoye aux autres Vai&s;&s;eaux de port.</ITEM>
<PB N="17" REF="18">
<LABEL>ART. VIII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Qu'un Commi&s;&s;aire &s;era immediate|ment envoy&eacute; a <HI>Cork,</HI> pour vi&s;iter les Vai&s;&s;eaux de tran&s;port, et en quel &ecirc;tat ils &s;ont, pour mettre a la voile; et au&s;|&s;it&ocirc;t qu'ils &s;eront pr&ecirc;ts, les troupes qui doivent partir, marcheront avec toute la diligence nece&s;&s;aire, par les chemins les plus courts, pour s'y embarquer. Et en eas qu'il &s;e trouve plus d'hom|mes a tran&s;porter, qui ne peuvent trouver place dans les dits 50 Vai&s;&s;eaux, le re&s;te quittera la ville <HI>Angloi&s;e</HI> de <HI>Lime|rick,</HI> et marchera aux quartiers de&s;ignez propres pour leur embarquement, ou ils re&s;teront ju&s;qu'a ce que les autres vingt Vai&s;&s;eaux &s;oient pr&ecirc;ts, qui &s;era dans l'e&s;pace d'un mois, et pe&ucirc;vent s'embar|quer, &s;ur quelque vai&s;&s;eau <HI>Francois</HI> qui peut venir en attendant.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. IX.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Que les dits Vai&s;&s;eaux &s;eront pour|v&ucirc;s, de fourage pour les chevaux et de tous les vivres nece&s;&s;aires, pour la &s;ub&s;i&s;tance des Officiers, Cavaliers, Dra|gons, Soldats, et toutes autres per&s;onnes qui &s;eront embarque&eacute;s, pour aller en <HI>France</HI> pour le&s;quels vivres on payera, apres que le tout aura et&eacute; debarqu&eacute; &s;oit a <HI>Bre&s;t, Nantes,</HI> &s;ur les c&ocirc;tes de <HI>Bretagne</HI> ou en aucun autre Port de <HI>France</HI> qu'ils toucheront.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. X.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Et pour la &s;e&ucirc;ret&eacute; du retour de ces vai&s;&s;eaux (les dangers de la mer excep|tez)
<PB N="18" REF="19"> et le payment des vivres, on lai&s;&s;era des &ocirc;t&acirc;ges &s;uffi&s;ans.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XI.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Que les garni&s;ons de <HI>Clare-Ca&s;tle, Ro&s;s,</HI> et toutes les autres troupes d'In|fanterie, qui &s;ont en garni&s;on, dans les Comtez de <HI>Clare, Cork,</HI> et <HI>Kerry,</HI> &s;e|ront compri&s;es dans la pre&s;ente Capitula|tion, et celles qui voudront pa&s;&s;er la mer en &s;ortiront, avec leurs Armes, Baggage, Bale en bouche, M&ecirc;che allum&eacute;e par les deux bouts, Tambours battans, En&s;eignes deploy&eacute;es, avec toutes les provi&s;ions, et la moiti&eacute; des munitions de guerre, qui peuvent etre dans ladite garni&s;on, et joindront la Cavalerie en marche, pour s'embarquer: ou s'il n'y a pas des vai&s;|&s;eaux &s;uffi&s;ament, pour le corps d'In|fanterie, qui doit partir le premier, apres la Cavalerie, le General <HI>Ginckle,</HI> leur fera fournir des voit&ucirc;res nece&s;&s;aires pour cela, comme au&s;&s;i les vivres dont its a&ucirc;ront be&s;oin pour leur &s;ub&s;i&s;tance, pendant le tems, qu'ils &s;eront en che|min, en payant ces vivres; ou autrement, ils pourront les prendre de leurs pro|pres Maga&s;ins.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Que toute la Cavalerie, et les Dragons qui &s;ont dans les comtez de <HI>Cork, Clare,</HI> et <HI>Kerry,</HI> &s;eront au&s;&s;i compris dans cette Capitulation, et qu'a ceux qui pa&s;&s;eront en <HI>France,</HI> on donnera des quartiers (dans les Comtez de <HI>Clare,</HI> et <HI>Kerry</HI>) &s;eparez des troupes du General <HI>Ginckle</HI> ju&s;qu'a leur embarquement, a condition, qu'ils payeront ce qu'on leur fournira, a la
<PB N="19" REF="20"> re&s;&ecirc;rve du fourrage, et la pature de leurs chevaux qu'ils auront gratis.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XIII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Ceux de la Garni&s;on de <HI>Sligo,</HI> qui &s;ont joints a l'Arm&eacute;e <HI>Irlandoi&s;e</HI> jouiront pa|reillement de cette Capitulation, et l'on enverra ordre a ceux qui doivent les e&s;cor|ter, de les amener a <HI>Limerick</HI> par le plus court chemin.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XIV.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Les <HI>Irlandois</HI> auront permi&s;&s;ion, d'em|barquer 900 chevaux, ceux des Officiers y compris, qui &s;eront tran&s;portez gra|tis, et a l'egard des Cavaliers qui re&s;te|ront en arriere, il leur &s;era permis, de di&s;po&s;er d'eux m&ecirc;mes, comme ils vou|dront; a condition qu'ils rendent leurs chevaux, et leurs armes a ceux que le General nommera.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XV.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Il &s;era permis a ceux, qui &s;eront etablis pour prendre &s;oin de la &s;ub&s;i&s;t|ance des Cavaliers, qui veulent pa&s;&s;er en <HI>France,</HI> d'acheter du Foin et de l'A|voine aux prix du Roy, ou ils en pour|ront trouver, dans les quartiers qui leur &s;ont a&s;&s;ignez, &s;ans etre Empechez ou mole&s;|ez; et de tirer de la Ville de <HI>Limerick</HI> tou|tes les Provi&s;ions nece&s;&s;aires: et pour cet effet le General leur fournira les voitures propres aux lieux, ou ils &s;eront embar|quez.</ITEM>
<PB N="20" REF="21">
<LABEL>ART. XVI.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Il &s;era au&s;&s;i permis, qu'on &s;e &s;erve du Foin, qui e&s;t dans les Magazins du Comt&eacute; de <HI>Kerry,</HI> pour les chevaux, qui &s;eront embarquez; et s'il n'y en a pas &s;uffi&s;amment, il &s;era permis d'acheter du Foin, et de l'Avoine ou on en trou|vera, aux prix du Roy.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XVII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Que tous les Pri&s;onniers de Guerre, qui etoient en <HI>Irlande</HI> le 28 de <HI>Sep|tembre,</HI> &s;eront mis en libert&eacute;, de part et d'autre; et le General promet d'u&s;er de &s;es efforts pour faire pareille|ment mettre en libert&eacute; ceux, qui &s;ont en <HI>Angleterre</HI> et en <HI>Flandres.</HI></ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XVIII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Que le General fera fournir des pro|vi&s;ions et des medicamens aux Officiers, Cavaliers, Dragons et Soldats de l'armee <HI>Irlandoi&s;e</HI> malades et ble&s;&s;ez; qui ne pourront pas pa&s;&s;er en <HI>France</HI> au pre|mier embarquement; et apres qu'ils &s;e|ront gueris; il leur ordonnera des Vai&s;|&s;eaux pour pa&s;&s;er en <HI>France</HI> s'ils y veulent aller.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XIX.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Qu'en &s;ignant la pre&s;ente Capitulation le General enverra un vai&s;&s;eau expr&eacute;s en <HI>France;</HI> et qu'outre cela, il fourni|ra deux Vai&s;&s;eaux de ceux, qui &s;ont &aacute; pre&s;ent dans la riviere de <HI>Limerick,</HI> pour tran&s;porter en <HI>France</HI> deux per|&s;onnes, que l'on doit y envoyer, pour y
<PB N="21" REF="22"> donner, avis du pre&s;ent trait&eacute;; et que ceux qui commandent les dits vai&s;&s;eaux, auront ordre de d&eacute;barquer au premier port de la <HI>France</HI> ou ils &s;eront portez.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XX.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Que tous ceux des dites Troupes Offi|ciers, et autres de quelque caractere qu'ils &s;oient, qui voudront pa&s;&s;er en <HI>France,</HI> n'en &s;eront pas empechez, ni pour dettes ni aucun autre pretexte.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XXI.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Si apr&eacute;s la &s;ignature du pre&s;ent Trait&eacute;, et avant l'arriv&eacute;e de la flote, il arrive une corvete <HI>Francoile,</HI> ou autre Vai&s;&s;eau de tran&s;port de <HI>France</HI> en aucun autre endroit d'<HI>Irlande,</HI> le General or|donnera des pa&s;&s;e-ports, non &s;eulement pour ceux, qui doivent etre embarqu&eacute;s &s;ur les dits vai&s;&s;eaux, mais au&s;&s;i pour les vai&s;&s;eaux, pour venir au port le plus proche du lieu, ou les troupes, que l'on doit tran&s;porter &s;eront en quartiers.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XXII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Qu'apres l'arriv&eacute;e de la dite flote il y aura une communication libre, et pa&s;|&s;age entre elle et les quartiers des &s;u&s;|dites troupes; et &s;ur tout pour tous ceux, qui ont des pa&s;&s;e-ports des commandans en chef de la dite flote, ou de Mon&s;ieur <HI>Tameron</HI> l'intendant.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XXIII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>En con&s;ideration du pre&s;ent Trait&eacute;, les deux villes de <HI>Limerick,</HI> &s;eront ce|de&eacute;s,
<PB N="22" REF="23"> et mi&s;es entre les mains du Gene|ral, ou d'aucune autre per&s;onne, qu'il etablira, au tems et aux jours cy apres &s;pecifiez, a &s;avoir la ville <HI>Irlandoi&s;e,</HI> les maga&s;ins et l'hopital exceptez, le jour de la &s;ignature des pre&s;ens Articles, et quant a la ville <HI>Angloi&s;e,</HI> avec l'i&s;le, et le pa&s;&s;age libre du pont de <HI>Thomond,</HI> elle demeurera dans la po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion de ceux de l'armee <HI>Irlandoi&s;e,</HI> qui &s;out &aacute; pre|&s;ent dans la garni&s;on, ou qui viendront des Comt&eacute;s de <HI>Cork, Clare, Kerry, Sligoe,</HI> et des autres lieux dont on a fait mention, ju&s;qu'a ce qu'on ait trouv&eacute; les cho&s;es propres pour leur tran&s;porta|tion.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XXIV.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Et pour prevenir tout de&s;ordre, qui pui&s;&s;e arriver entre la garni&s;on, que le General mettra dans la ville <HI>Irlandoi&s;e,</HI> qui lni &s;era ced&eacute;e, et les cavaliers <HI>Ir|landois</HI> qui re&s;teront dans la ville <HI>An|glo&s;&s;e,</HI> et dans l'i&s;le, ce qu'ils pourront faire, ju&s;qu'a ce que les troupes, qui doivent etre embarqu&eacute;es &s;ur les premiers 50 vai&s;&s;eaux, &s;oient parties pour la <HI>France</HI> et pas plus long tems, ils &s;e retrancherons de part et d'autre, pour empecher la communication des dites gar|ni&s;ons: et il &s;era defendu de part et d'au|tre d'offrir aucune cho&s;e qui &s;oit offens|ante et les parties coupables d'aucune offen&s;e &s;eront punies de part et d'autre.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XXV.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Qu'il &s;era permis a la dite garni&s;on de &s;ortir tout d'un coup, ou a plu&s;ieurs fois, &s;elon qu'elle pourra etre embarqu&eacute;e,
<PB N="23" REF="24"> avec armes et baggage, tambours bat|tant, meche allum&eacute;e par les deux bouts, bale en bouche, en&s;eignes deploye&eacute;s, &s;ix pieces de Canon de fonte au choix des a&s;&s;iegez, deux mortiers, et la moiti&eacute; de toutes les munitions de guerre, qui &s;ont a pre&s;ent dans les maga&s;ins de la dite place: et pour cet effet on fera un in|ventaire de toutes les munitions de guerre de la garni&s;on en pre&s;ence d'aucune per|&s;onne que le General nommera le lende|main de la &s;ignature du pre&s;ent accord.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XXVI.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Tous les maga&s;ins des vivres re&s;teront entre les mains des per&s;onnes, qui en &s;ont a pre&s;ent charg&eacute;es, pour faire &s;ub|&s;i&s;ter ceux de l'arm&eacute;e <HI>Irlandoi&s;e,</HI> qui voudront pa&s;&s;er en <HI>France;</HI> et s'il n'y en a pas &s;uffi&s;amment dans les maga&s;ins pour la &s;ub&s;i&s;tance des dites troupes, pendant leur &s;ejour dans ce Royaume, et qu'ils pa&s;&s;ent la mer, qu'en donnant une memoire de leur nombre, le General leur en fournira &s;uffi&s;amment au prix Royal et qu'il y anra un march&eacute; libre a <HI>Limerick,</HI> et dans les autres quar|tiers, ou les dites troupes &s;eront: et en cas qu'aucuns vivres &s;e trouvent dans les maga&s;ins de <HI>Limerick,</HI> quand la ville &s;era rendu&euml;, on en fera l'e&s;timation, et le prix &s;era deduit de ce, que l'on doit payer pour les vivres, qu'on doit four|nir aux troupes &aacute; bord des vai&s;&s;eaux.</ITEM>
<PB N="24" REF="25">
<LABEL>ART. XXVII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Qu'il y aura une ce&s;&s;ation d'armes tant par terre, que par mer, par ra|port qux vai&s;&s;eaux <HI>Anglois, Hollan|dois</HI> ou <HI>Francois</HI> de&s;tin&eacute;s a tran&s;porter les dites troupes, ju&s;q&uacute; a ce qu'ils retourne|ront a leurs ports re&s;pectifs: et qu'on leur fourn ra de part et d'autre des pa&s;leports, &s;ufficiens tant pour les vai&s;&s;eaux, que pour les hommes: et s'il arrive, qu'il &s;oit con|trevenu par quelque Commandant ou Ca|pitaine de vai&s;&s;eau, Officier, Cavalier, Dragon, Soldat ou autre per&s;onne a cette ce&s;&s;ation d'armes; la per&s;onne coupable &s;e|ra punie de part et d'autre et les domma|ges ou torts reparez; et des Officiers &s;eront envoi&eacute;s a l'embouchure de la Riviere de <HI>Limerick</HI> pour donner avis aux Com|mandans des flotes <HI>Angloi&s;e</HI> et <HI>Fran|coi&s;e</HI> de la pre&s;ente &s;ituation, afin qu'ils ob&s;ervent au&s;&s;i la Ce&s;&s;ation d'armes.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XXVIII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Que pour la &s;euret&eacute; de l'execution du pre&s;ent trait&eacute;, et de chaque Article y contenu, les a&s;&s;iegez donneront les ota|ges &s;uivans &mdash; et le General don|nera &mdash;.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XIX.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Si avant l'execution entiere du dit trait&eacute;, il arrive quelque changement dans le Gouvernement, ou dans le com|mandement <GAP DESC="missing" RESP="OXF" EXTENT="1+ pages"></ITEM>
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<HEAD>ARTICULI CIVILES et MILITARES Civitatis <HI>LIMERICI,</HI> Conclu&s;i Die tertia <HI>Octobris,</HI> Anno Domini, 1691.</HEAD>
<HEAD TYPE="sub">Inter <HI>Carolum Porter</HI> Equitem, &amp; <HI>Thomam Coning&s;by</HI> Armigerum Dominos Ju&s;titiarios <HI>Hiberniae,</HI> Et Excellentiam &s;uam Baronem de <HI>Ginckle</HI> Exercitus <HI>Anglicani</HI> Im|peratorem <HI>ex una parte.</HI> ET Ver&eacute; Honorabiles <HI>Patricium</HI> Comi|tem de <HI>Lucan, Pierceium</HI> Vice Comitem de <HI>Galmoy,</HI> Colonel|lum <HI>Nicolaum Purcel,</HI> Colonel|lum <HI>Nicolaum Cu&s;ack, Tobiam Butler</HI> Equitem, Colonellum <HI>Gerardum Dillon,</HI> &amp; Colonellum <HI>Joannem Brown,</HI> Et Suas Excellentias Vice-Impera|tores <HI>D'U&s;&s;oon</HI> et <HI>De Te&s;&s;&eacute;,</HI> Exercitus <HI>Hibernici</HI> Imperatores <HI>ex alter&acirc; parte.</HI> Un&agrave; cum eorundem Articulorum ratificatione a &s;uis Maje&s;tatibus <HI>Gulielmo</HI> Rege, &amp; <HI>Maria</HI> Regina &s;ub magno <HI>Angliae</HI> Sigillo.</HEAD>
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<PB N="2" REF="3">
<OPENER><SIGNED><HI>GULIELMUS &amp; Maria Det Gratia, Angliae, Scotiae, Fran|ciae</HI> &amp; <HI>Hiberniae</HI> Rex &amp; Regi|na, Fidei Defen&s;ores, <HI>&amp;c. </HI></SIGNED>
<SALUTE><HI>Omnibus</HI> ad quos Prae&s;entes literae no&s;trae per|venerint, &s;alutem:</SALUTE></OPENER>
<P><HI>In&s;peximus</HI> Irro|tulament quarund. literarum paten|tium de confirmatione geren. Dat. apud <HI>We&s;tmona&s;terium</HI> vice&s;imo quar|to die <HI>Februarii,</HI> ultimi Praeteriti in Cancellar. no&s;tr. Irrotulat. ac ibi|dem de Recordo remanen. in haec verba.</P>
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<OPENER><SIGNED>GULIELMUS &amp; Maria Dei Gratia, &amp;c.</SIGNED>
<SALUTE>Omnibus ad quos Prae|&s;entes literae no&s;trae pervenerint, &s;a|lutem:</SALUTE></OPENER>
<P>Quandoquidem Quidam Articuli, dati die tertio <HI>Octobris</HI> ulti|mi Praeteriti, facti &amp; conclu&s;i inter no&s;tros Ju&s;titiarios Regni no|&s;tri <HI>Hiberniae,</HI> &amp; no&s;trum Imperatorem no&s;tri ibidem Exercit&ucirc;s ex una parte, et Plures Officiales ibi intra civita|tem <HI>Limericum</HI> in dicto no&s;tro regno Gubernantes, ex alter&acirc; parte, Quibus no&s;tri dicti Ju&s;titiarii &amp; Imperator &s;e obligaverunt, quod nos eo&s;dem Articulos infra &s;patium octo Men|&s;ium, vel citius Ratificaremus, et etiam quod totis &s;uis viribus cona|rentur ut iidem Articuli in Parlia|mento Ratificarentur &amp; Confirma|rentur. Tenor autem eorum Articu|lorum e&s;t, ut &s;equitur,</P>
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<PB N="3" REF="4">
<P>In Con&s;ideratione Deditionis Civitatis <HI>Limerici,</HI> &amp; aliorum Pactorum in|ter dictum Vice-Imperatorem <HI>Ginckle</HI> Civitatis <HI>Limerici</HI> Gubernatorem; et Exercitus Hibernici Imperatores in|itorum et datorum eodem die quo prae|&s;entes Pro Deditione dictae Civitatis, &amp; Submi&s;&s;ione dicti Exercitus, con|cluditur, Quod,</P>
<P><LIST>
<LABEL>ART. I.</LABEL>
<ITEM><HI>ROMANO-Catholici</HI> hujus Regni in Exercitio &s;uae Reli|gionis fruentur talibus Privile|giis, quae legibus <HI>Hiberniae</HI> non repug|nant, vel qualibus fruebantur Rege <HI>Ca|rolo</HI> &s;ecundo regnante: Et &s;uae Ma|je&s;tates, cum primum &s;ua Negotia eis permi&s;erint Parliamentum convocare, dictis <HI>Romano Catholicis</HI> talem ulterio|rem Securitatem in eo particulari procurare conabuntur, quae eo&s;dem ab <HI>ull&acirc; mole&s;ti&acirc; ob dictam Religionem &s;ervare poterit.</HI></ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. II.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Omnes Incolae, vel Commorantes <HI>Limerici,</HI> vel ullius alterius Prae&s;idii nunc in po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ione <HI>Hibernorum,</HI> &amp; omnes Officiales &amp; Milites nunc militantes &s;ub ull&acirc; Commi&s;&s;ione Re|gis <HI>Jacobi,</HI> aut illorum, qui ad eam concedendam ab illo Authorita|tem habent in Comitatibus <HI>Limerici, Clare, Kerry, Cork</HI> et <HI>Mayo,</HI> vel in ullo ex ip&s;is, et Omnes Officiales Commi&s;&s;io|nem
<PB N="4" REF="5"> habentes in &s;uarum Maje&s;tatum Stationibus, qui pertinent ad <HI>Hiber|norum</HI> legiones nunc exi&s;tentes, quibu&s;cum tractatur, et qui non &s;unt Captivi bellici, vel qui Protectionem acceptaverunt, et qui redibunt, et &s;uarum Maje&s;tatum Obedientiae &s;e &s;ubmittent; ET OMNES ET SIN|GULI EORUM HAEREDES tene|bunt, po&s;&s;idebunt et potientur Omnibus &amp; Singulis eorum Terris, Feudis, Haere|ditatibus, Juribus, Titulis, Po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ioni|bus, Privilegiis &amp; Immunitatibus, quae ip&s;i et eorum omnes, vel &s;inguli tene|bant potiebantur, vel quibus ju&s;t&egrave; &amp; de jure erant intitulati Rege <HI>Carolo</HI> &s;ecun|do regnante, vel ullo tempore ex eo, juxta leges &amp; Statuta quae eodem <HI>Caro|lo</HI> &s;ecundo regnante fuerunt in vigore, et de Mandato gubernantium mitten|tur in po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ionem eorum quae &s;unt in manibus Regis, vel in manibus Feu|datariorum ejus, ab&s;que ull&acirc; lite aut Mole&s;ti&acirc;; Et omnes tales terrae erunt liberae et exoneratae omni vecti|gali regio et aliis oneribus publicis contractis et debitis a fe&s;to S. <HI>Michaelis</HI> 1688 u&s;que ad diem quo hi dati &s;unt. Et omnes Per&s;onae in hoc Articulo comprehen&s;ae habebunt, tenebunt, et potientur omnibus &s;uis bonis et Ca|tallis realibus et per&s;onalibus ad ip&s;as vel ad ullam earum pertinentibus, et remanentibus vel in propriis ea|rum manibus vel in manibus cuju&s;|cunque alterius per&s;onae per modum Fideicommi&s;&s;i, vel pro u&s;u earum, vel ullius ex ip&s;is: ET OMNES ET SINGULAE PRAEDICTAE PER|SONAE CUJUSCUNQUE PRO|FESSIONIS, ARTIS AUT VOCATIONIS SINT, poterunt uti, exercere et ver&s;ari in &s;uis variis re&s;pectiv&eacute; Profe&s;&s;ionibus, Ar|tibus,
<PB N="5" REF="6"> et Vocationibus aeque libere ac in iis ver&s;abantur, eas exercebant et iis fruebantur &s;ub regno <HI>Caroli</HI> &s;ecundi Regis. Salvo tamen, quod nihil in hoc articulo contentum intelligatur ex|tendi ad re&s;taurandam ullam per&s;o|nam exlegem nunc extra hoc Reg|num, exceptis hi&s;ee po&s;thac com|prehendendis. Salvo etiam, quod nulla per&s;ona quaecunque habeat, aut gaudeat hujus Articuli beneficio, quae negliget aut recu&s;abit prae&s;tare <NOTE N="*" PLACE="foot">Juramentum autem Fidelitatis per hunc Articulum exigendum tale e&s;t. <Q>EGO <HI>A. B.</HI> &s;incer&egrave; promitto et Juro quod Fidelis ero, &amp; veram Allegi|anciam prae&s;tabo Regi <HI>Gulielmo,</HI> et Reginae <HI>Mariae. Sic me Deus adjuvet.</HI></Q></NOTE> <HI>Juramentum Fidelitatis</HI> a Parliamen|to in Angli&acirc; conditum anno primo regni Regis &amp; Reginae jam regnan|tium cum ab ip&s;is exigi contigerit.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. III.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Omnes mercatores, vel reputati mercatores civitatis <HI>Limerici,</HI> vel ul|lius alterius prae&s;idii nunc ab <HI>Hiber|nis</HI> po&s;&s;e&s;&s;i, vel ullius oppidi aut loci in comitatibus de <HI>Clare</HI> vel <HI>Kerry,</HI> qui in partibus tran&s;marinis ab&s;unt, &amp; non militarunt a publicatione de|claration is &s;uarum maje&s;tatum men&s;e <HI>Februarii</HI> 1688, hujus &s;ecundi articuli beneficio gaudebunt, eodem modo ac &s;i prae&s;entes adfui&s;&s;ent, modo ta|men quod tales mercatores, et repu|tati mercatores, intra &s;patium octo men&s;ium a die quo prae&s;entes dati &s;unt ad hoc regnum revertantur.</ITEM>
<PB N="6" REF="7">
<LABEL>ART. IV.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Sequentes officiales, viz. <HI>Simon Lutterell,</HI> tribunus militum, <HI>Roulan|dus White</HI> praefectus, <HI>Mauritius Eu|&s;tace</HI> ex <HI>Yerman&s;town, Chievers</HI> ex <HI>May&s;town,</HI> vulgo <HI>Mount-Lein&s;ter</HI> nunc praepo&s;iti legionibus in &s;upra|dictis prae&s;idiis, et &s;tationibus exercitus <HI>Hibernici,</HI> qui in partibus tran&s;marinis &s;unt, et eo mi&s;&s;i de ne|gotiis ad &s;uas legiones, vel ad totum exercitum &s;pectantibus, &s;ecundi ar|ticuli beneficio fruentur, modo huc intra &s;patium novem men&s;ium a die. quo prae&s;entes dati &s;unt redeant, &s;e|&s;e&abque; &s;uarum maje&s;tatum legibus &s;ub|jiciant, dictumq juramentum prae|&s;tent.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. V.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Quod omnes et &s;ingulae praedictae per&s;onae &s;ecundo et tertio articulis comprehen&s;ae, accipient condonatio|nem generalem omnium condemna|tionum, pro&s;criptionum, proditio|num, proditionis deferendae neglec|tuum, confi&s;cationum, furtorum, tran&s;gre&s;&s;ionum, et aliorum criminum et malefactorum quorumcum&abque; ab il|lis vel a quavis illarum ab initio Regni Regis <HI>Jacobi</HI> &s;ecundi admi&s;&s;orum, et &s;iqua illarum a parliamento &s;it pro|&s;cripta, Domini Ju&s;titiarii exerci|tus&abque; imperator totis viribus conabun|tur, ut eju&s;modi pro&s;criptio abrogetur re&s;cindatur&abque; a proximo parliamento gratis, &s;cribarum &s;alario excepto.</ITEM>
<PB N="7" REF="8">
<LABEL>ART. VI.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Et cum prae&s;ens bellum magnas utri&abque; parti concitarit violentias, et &s;i privatas lites quale&s;cun&abque; intentare liceret, &s;imultates producerentur, quae diutius duraverunt, publicae&abque; di&s;|cordiae protraherentur: ad pacandas igitur re&s;&abque; Regni componendas, ca|lamitate&s;&abque; contrarium nece&s;&s;ario con|&s;ecuturas, declinandas; nulla per&s;o|na, aut per&s;onae quaecum&abque; praece|dentibus articulis comprehen&s;ae in jus trahentur, moie&s;tabuntur, aut in jus ullius partis aut partium po&s;tu|latione vocabuntur, ob ullam tran&s;|gre&s;&s;ionem ab illis commi&s;&s;am, vel ob ulla arma, equos, pecuniam, bo|na, catallas, merces, aut provi&s;iones qua&s;cum&abque; ab illis durante bello capta aut occupata: et nulla per&s;ona aut per&s;onae quaecum&abque; &s;ecundo et tertio articulis comprehen&s;ae in jus rapien|tur, aut reae agentur aut rationem reddere tenebuntur ullius redit&ucirc;s, aut proventus cuju&s;vis terrae, fundi, aut domorum ab ip&s;a aut ip&s;is receptorum, aut po&s;&s;e&s;&s;orum in hoc regno ab initio prae&s;entis belli ad diem quo hi arti|culi dati &s;unt, ne&abque; ullius deva&s;tatio|nis, aut tran&s;gre&s;&s;ionis ab illa aut illis commi&s;&s;arum: et concluditur quod hic articulus &s;it utri&abque; parti mutuus et reciprocus.</ITEM>
<PB N="8" REF="9">
<LABEL>ART. VII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Omnes nobiles et genero&s;i, praedic|tis &s;ecundo et tertio Articulis com|prehen&s;i habebunt libertatem equi|tandi cum gladio et <HI>pari Scloppetu|lorum</HI> &s;i ip&s;is vi&s;um fuerit, et habendi Scloppet um in aedibus &s;uis pro de|fen&s;ione earundem, vel pro venatione.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. VIII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Omnibus incolis commorantibu&s;&abque; <HI>Limerici,</HI> aut in aliis prae&s;idiis, licebit amovere ind&eacute; &s;ua bona, catallas et provi&s;iones &s;ine in&s;pectione, &s;cruta|tione aut vectigalium &s;olutione: nec ex aedibus &s;uis aut ho&s;pitiis quae nunc occupant di&s;cedere cogentur, quoad &s;ex hebdomades a die, quo prae&s;entes dati &s;unt, effluxerint.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. IX.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Juramentum a <HI>Romano-Catholicis,</HI> qui &s;e&s;e &s;uarum maje&s;tatum legibus &s;ubjecerint, exigendum, erit juramen|tum praememoratum, et non aliud.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. X.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Nulla per&s;ona aut per&s;onae ullo tempore po&s;tmodum hos Articulos, vel illorum quemvis violantes, cau&s;a erunt, cur ulli per&s;onae aut per&s;onis illorum beneficium adimatur.</ITEM>
<PB N="9" REF="10">
<LABEL>ART. XI.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Domini Ju&s;titiarii et exercitus imperator pollicentur &s;e&s;e pro virili laboraturos, ut omnes, &s;upradictis Articulis comprehen&s;i protegantur tuti&abque; prae&s;tentur ab omni manuum injectione, executione pro debitis aut injuria per &s;patium octo men&s;ium diem, quo hi dati &s;unt, &s;equentium.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Deni&abque; Domini Ju&s;titiarii &s;e&s;e ob|ligant &s;uas maje&s;tates prae&s;entes arti|culos intra &s;patium octo abhinc men|&s;ium ratificaturas e&s;&s;e, immo vel ci|tius; et quantum in illis &s;itum e&s;t, operam daturas e&s;&s;e ut iidem a parlia|mento ratificentur et confirmentur.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XIII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Demum quandoquidem tribunus militum <HI>Joannes Brown</HI> fuerit in aere multorum <HI>Prote&s;tantium</HI> judiciis in tabulas relatis quod cum dominis <HI>Regno</HI> nuper praepo&s;itis con&s;taret, <HI>Dyna&s;tae Tyrconnel et Lucan</HI> ab&s;tule|runt illi praefato <HI>Joanni Brown</HI> bo|na, quae &s;olvendis debitis a&s;&s;erva|bat, quibus &s;e&s;e illum exoneraturos e&s;&s;e polliciti &s;unt, quae bona ad u|&s;um communem Hibernorum illo|rum&abque; exercitus adhibita &s;unt; ad igitur eximendum <HI>Dyna&s;tam Lucan</HI> tum a dicta fideju&s;&s;ione illorum cau&s;&acirc;
<PB N="10" REF="11"> communi contract&acirc;, tum etiam ad &s;atisfaciendum dictis Prote&s;tanti|bus, obviam&abque; exitio praefati <HI>Joannis Brown</HI> eundum &s;ati&s;&abque; creditoribus ejus faciendum; inter nos conv&ecirc;nit po&s;tulatione praefati Domini <HI>Lucan,</HI> aliorum&abque; &s;upradictorum, ut praeme|morati <HI>Domini Ju&s;titiarii,</HI> et Baron <HI>de Ginckle</HI> &s;u&acirc; utantur apud Regem et Parliamentum grati&acirc;, ut bona immo|bilia Articulis et tractatu <HI>Romano-Ca|tholicis</HI> con&s;ervata onerentur pariter&abque; dictorum debitorum &s;olutione affician|tur tantum, quantum dicta bona prae|fato <HI>Joanni Brown</HI> ab lata, valebant, &s;e|cundum literas certificatorias, quas manu &s;u&acirc; &s;ub&s;criptas dabit idem Do|minus <HI>Lucan</HI> fact&acirc; ratione cum dicto <HI>Joanne Brown:</HI> quae ratio compone|tur, cuju&s;&abque; differentiam dictus Do|minus <HI>Lucan</HI> intra viginti dies et u|num a die quo prae&s;entes dati &s;unt te&s;tabitur.</ITEM>
</LIST></P>
<CLOSER><SIGNED>Ad veram horum articulorum per|actionem propriis manibus &s;ub&s;crip|&s;imus Pre&s;ent,
<LIST>
<ITEM><HI>Scravemore.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM><HI>H. Maccay.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM><HI>T. Talma&s;h.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM><HI>Car. Porter.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM><HI>Tho. Coningsby.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>Bar. <HI>De Ginckle.</HI></ITEM>
</LIST></SIGNED></CLOSER>
</DIV4>
<DIV4 LANG="lat" TYPE="declaration">
<PB N="11" REF="12">
<P>ET cum dicta Urbs <HI>Limericen&s;is</HI> No|bis con&s;equenter ad praefatos Ar|ticulos dedita fuerit, <HI>Sit vobis no|tum,</HI> Nos, perpen&s;is dictis Articulis, benigne his declarare, quod Nos, <HI>pro Nobi&s;metip&s;is Haeredibus et Succe&s;&s;ori|bus No&s;tris</HI> quantum in Nobis &s;itum e&s;t, <HI>Ratificamus et Confirmamus eo&s;dem,</HI> et illorum unamquam&abque; clau&s;ulam om|nia&abque; illis comprehen&s;a. Quod autem ad tales partes illorum attinet, qua|rum Ratificatio Parliamenti Decretum exiget, earum confirmationem perac|tionem&abque; Parliamento Commendabi|mus, Regio&abque; No&s;tro A&s;&s;en&s;u omne De|cretum aut Decreta in eum finem utri|u&s;&abque; Parliamenti convent&ucirc;s Compro|babimus; Cum&abque; Nobis appareat, a&s;&s;en|&s;um e&s;&s;e ab utra&abque; parte dictis Articulis, quod po&s;t verba <HI>Limerick, Clare, Kerry, Cork, Mayo,</HI> vel illorum quodvis in &s;ecundo Articulo, verba &s;equentia viz. <HI>[omne&s;que illi qui &s;unt &s;ub illorum in dic|tis Comitatibus tutela:]</HI> in&s;erenda e&s;|&s;ent, par&s;&abque; dictorum Articulorum e&s;&s;e deberent, quorum verborum ca&s;u a Scrib&acirc; omi&s;&s;orum, non e&s;t ob&s;erva|ta omi&s;&s;io, ni&s;i po&s;t horum Articulo|rum &s;ub&s;criptionem; verum animad|ver&s;a e&s;t, ante &s;ecundae urbis de|ditionem: Et quemadmodum dic|ti No&s;tri Ju&s;titiarij, Imperator&abque; vel illorum alteruter, promi&s;erunt dictam clau&s;ulam perfectum iri juxta &s;en&s;um mentem&abque; tractatus, et in&s;erta fuit rudi eju&s;dem exemplari: <HI>ulterior No&s;tra voluntas et beneplacitum e&s;t,</HI> et his Ratificamus et Confirmamus dicta omi&s;&s;a verba viz. <HI>[omne&s;que illi qui &s;ub illorum in dictis Comitatibus tutela &s;unt]
<PB N="12" REF="13"> pro nobis, no&s;tris haeredibus et &s;uc|ce&s;&s;oribus,</HI> jubentes, declarante&s;&abque; unamquam&abque; per&s;onam, et per&s;onas illis comprehen&s;as <HI>habituras e&s;&s;e, po&s;&s;e habere, recipere et illorum frui benefi|cio</HI> tali, et eodem modo, ac &s;i verba praefata proprio loco in&s;erta fui&s;&s;ent in dicto &s;ecundo articulo, nulla omi&s;|&s;ione, defectu aut errore, in dicto &s;ecundo articulo ob&s;tantibus, modo &s;emper, no&s;tra&abque; voluntas et bene|placitum e&s;t, ut hae literae no&s;trae pa|tentes in Cancellariae no&s;trae acta referantur in dicto no&s;tro <HI>Hi|berniae</HI> Regno intra &s;patium unius an|ni proxim&eacute; &s;equentis. <HI>In te&s;timonium,</HI> &amp;c. <HI>te&s;te &s;igillo no&s;tro vige&s;imo quarto die</HI> Februarii <HI>apud</HI> We&s;tmona&s;terium, <HI>Anno Regni Regis</HI> Gulielmi, <HI>et Reginae</HI> Mariae <HI>quarto per breve de privato Sigillo.</HI> Nos <HI>autem Tenorem Premi&s;&s;or. Praedict. Ad Requi&s;itionem Attornat. General. Do|mini Regis &amp; Dominae Reginae pro Reg|no</HI> Hiberniae. <HI>duximus exemplificand. per Prae&s;entes.</HI> In cujus <HI>Rei Te&s;timo|nium has literas no&s;tras fieri fecimus Patentes.</HI> Te&s;tibus <HI>nobis ip&s;is apud</HI> We&s;tmon. <HI>Quinto die</HI> Aprilis, <HI>Anno&abque; Regni eorum Quarto.</HI></P>
<CLOSER><SIGNED>BRIDGES.</SIGNED>
<POSTSCRIPT>
<P>Examinat. per nos</P>
<CLOSER><SIGNED><LIST>
<ITEM>S. Keck</ITEM>
<ITEM>Lacon Wm. Childe</ITEM>
</LIST> In Cancel. Magi&s;tros.</SIGNED></CLOSER>
</POSTSCRIPT></CLOSER>
</DIV4>
<DIV4 N="military" LANG="lat" TYPE="articles">
<PB N="13" REF="14">
<HEAD>ARTICULI MILITARES De quibus Conventum e&s;t</HEAD>
<HEAD TYPE="sub">Inter Baronem de <HI>Ginckle</HI> Vice-Imperatorem, <HI>Anglorum</HI> Exerci|tus Imperatorem <HI>ex una parte.</HI> ET Vice-Imperatores <HI>D'U&s;&s;oon</HI> et <HI>De Te&s;&s;&eacute;, Hibernorum</HI> Exercitus Im|peratores <HI>ex alter&acirc; parte,</HI> offici|ale&s;&abque; Generales his Articulis Sub&s;cribentes.</HEAD>
<P><LIST>
<LABEL>ART. I.</LABEL>
<ITEM>QUOD omnes per&s;onae, &s;ine ull&acirc; exceptione cuju&s;cum&abque; ordi|nis aut conditionis quae volent ex <HI>Hiberniae</HI> Regno di&s;cedere, habebunt libertatem eundi ad qua&s;vis par|tes tran&s;marinas <HI>(Anglia, Scotia&abque;</HI> ex|ceptis) cum &s;uis familiis, &s;uppellec|tile, argento facto, gemmi&s;&abque;</ITEM>
<PB N="14" REF="15">
<LABEL>ART. II.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Quod omnes Officiales Generales, Colonelli, omne&s;&abque; generaliter alij Officiales equitatus, equitum &s;clope|tariorum, et peditatus, militum&abque; de|nique cuju&s;cum&abque; generis, qui &s;unt in ullo prae&s;idio, loco, aut &s;ta|tione, nunc in po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ione <HI>Hiberno|rum,</HI> vel qui in Ca&s;tris &s;unt in Comi|tatibus <HI>Cork, Clare</HI> et <HI>Kerry,</HI> &s;icut etiam illi vocati Raptores, vel Vo|luntarii, qui volunt ire ad partes tran&s;marinas, ut &s;upra, habebunt li|bertatem con&s;cendendi naves, ubi|cum&abque; illae &s;unt, quae illis tran&s;vectan|dis de&s;tinantur, veniendi&abque; collectiv&eacute;, ut nunc &s;unt, vel divi&s;im, cohortatim vel alio quovis modo, &s;ine ullo impedimento, direct&eacute; vel indirect&eacute;.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. III.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Quod omnes praefatae per&s;onae, quae volunt ex <HI>Hibernia</HI> in <HI>Galliam</HI> di&s;ce|dere, habebunt licentiam id declarandi temporibus et locis infra dicendis, <HI>viz.</HI> Copiae <HI>Limerici,</HI> die <HI>Martis</HI> proximo <HI>Limerici;</HI> Equitatus, in ca&s;tris &s;uis die <HI>Mercurii;</HI> caeterae&abque; Copiae di&s;per&s;ae in Comitatibus <HI>Clare, Kerry,</HI> et <HI>Cork,</HI> die octavo prae&s;entis men&s;is, et nullo alio tempore, coram Domino <HI>Tame|ron Intendente Gallico,</HI> et Colonello <HI>Withers;</HI> po&s;t&abque; factam eju&s;modi declarationem, Copiis in <HI>Galliam</HI> tran&s;ituris remanendum erit &s;ub im|perio di&s;ciplina&abque; &s;uorum Officialium, qui illas eo ducturi &s;unt: et utriu&s;&abque;
<PB N="15" REF="16"> exercitus transfugae mutuo reddentur at&abque; conformiter punientur.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. IV.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Quod omnes <HI>Angli</HI> et <HI>Scoti</HI> Offi|ciales militantes jam in <HI>Hibernia</HI> hoc <HI>Tractatu</HI> comprehendentur, tum quoad &s;ecuritatem &s;uarum terrarum bono|rum&abque; in <HI>Angli&acirc;, Scoti&acirc;</HI> et <HI>Hiberni&acirc;</HI> (&s;i hic remanere voluerint) tum quoad licentiam libere tran&s;eundi in <HI>Gal|liam,</HI> aut aliam quamvis Regionem ad militandum.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. V.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Quod omnes Officiales <HI>Gallici</HI> Gene|rales, Intendens, Machinatores, et Commi&s;&s;arii Belli et Tormentorum Bellicorum, Quae&s;tor, et caeteri Gallici Officiales, Exteri, et omnes alii qui|cunque, qui &s;unt <HI>Sligo, Ro&s;s</HI> aut <HI>Clare,</HI> vel in exercitu vel qui mer|caturam faciunt aut negotiantur, vel ver&s;antur in alio quocum&abque; &s;tatu aut conditione, poterunt liberrime tran&s;ire in <HI>Galliam</HI> aut aliam quam|vis Regionem; et poterunt naves con|&s;cendere cum omnibus &s;uis Equis, Cul|tu, Argento facto, Chartis et omnibus Bonis quibu&s;cum&abque;. Et Imperator <HI>Ginckle</HI> jubebit iis dari itineris &s;ymbola, prae&s;idia, vecturas terr&acirc; et aqu&acirc;; quibus vehantur tuti <HI>Limerico</HI> ad Naves, in quas imponentur, nec quidquam &s;ol|vent pro dictis vecturis, aut illis quo|rum oper&acirc; utentur, cum equis, vehi|culis, naviculis, et &s;caphis.</ITEM>
<PB N="16" REF="17">
<LABEL>ART. VI.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Quod &s;i quidquam praefati Cultus, Mercium, Equorum, Pecuniae, Ar|genti facti, aut aliorum Mobilium aut &s;uppellectilis dictarum <HI>Hibernicarum</HI> Copiarum, vel aliorum Officialium <HI>Gallicorum,</HI> vel privatarum per&s;ona|rum quarumcum&abque; direptum fuerit, perditum, aut ablatum a Copiis dicti Imperatoris; id dictus Imperator aut jubebit re&s;titui, aut pro eo &s;olutio|nem fieri, pro ae&s;timatione illius ju|ramento facta a per&s;on&acirc; &s;ic dirept&acirc; aut &s;poliat&acirc;: et dictis Copiis <HI>Hiber|nicis</HI> tran&s;portandis, ut &s;upra, et omni|bus aliis per&s;onis ad ip&s;as &s;pect<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="OXF" EXTENT="1 letter">ntibus bonus ordo ob&s;ervandus e&s;t in itinere et &s;tationibus; omniaque reddent, quae incolis ab&s;tulerint, aut re&s;titu|tionem facient pro ei&s;dem.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. VII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Quod, ut facilius tran&s;vectentur dictae Copiae, Imperator &s;uppeditabit quinquaginta Naves, &s;ingulas capaces ducentorum doliorum: pro quibus per&s;onae tran&s;vectandae nihil tene|buntur &s;olvere; imo viginti alias &s;i opus fuerit, ne&abque; pro iis quidquam &s;olvent; quod &s;i quaepiam dictarum Navium &s;uerit tanti oneris incapax, plures numero Ille &s;uppeditabit in compen&s;ationem: et etiam dabit duas Naves Bellicas, quas con&s;cendent prae|cipui Officiales, quae&abque; erunt Navibus onerariis prae&s;idio.</ITEM>
<PB N="17" REF="18">
<LABEL>ART. VIII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Quod Commi&s;&s;arius quamprimum mittetur <HI>Corcagiam</HI> ad examinandas Naves tran&s;vectorias, videndum&abque; qu&acirc; &s;int ad navigandum conditione; et quod, ubi primum paratae fuerint, Copiae tran&s;vectandae ibunt quam commodi&s;&s;ima celeritate, brevi&s;&s;ima vi&acirc;, ad illas con&s;cendendas. Quod &s;i major fuerit tran&s;vehendorum nume|rus, quam ut praefatis quinquaginta Navibus vehatur, reliqui di&s;cedent ex urbe <HI>Anglica Limericen&s;i</HI> in eas &s;tatio|nes, quae illis a&s;&s;ignabuntur commo|dae illorum tran&s;vectationi; ubi re|manebunt quoad caeterae viginti Na|ves paratae &s;int, quae erunt intra men|&s;em; et poterunt Navim quamcunque <HI>Gallicam</HI> con&s;cendere quae interea ad|ventare poterit.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. IX.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Quod dictis navibus &s;uppeditabitur pabulum pro equis, et omnes nece&s;&s;a|riae provi&s;iones ad &s;u&s;tendandos Offi|ciales, Copias, Draconarios, Milites, et caeteras per&s;onas qua&s;cum&abque; quae in naves imponentur tran&s;vehendae in <HI>Galliam:</HI> pro quibus provi&s;ionibus pecunia numerabitur, ubi primum omnes ex navibus de&s;cenderint <HI>Bre&s;ti</HI> aut <HI>Nantibus,</HI> in littore mino|ris <HI>Britanniae,</HI> vel in alio quocunque portu <HI>Galliae</HI> quem attingere poterunt.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. X.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Et ad prae&s;tandum &s;ecurum reditum dictarum navium (maris periculo ex|cepto)
<PB N="18" REF="19"> et pecuniam pro dictis pro|vi&s;ionibus, ob&s;ides dabuntur.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XI.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Quod Prae&s;idia <HI>Clare-Ca&s;telli, Ro&s;s,</HI> caeteri&abque; Pedites qui &s;unt in Prae&s;idiis, in Comitatibus <HI>Clare, Cork</HI> et <HI>Kerry,</HI> fruentur beneficio hujus Tractatus; Qui&abque; ex his Prae&s;idiis &s;tatuunt ma|ria tran&s;ire, egredientur cum Armis, Sarcinis, pul&s;u Tympanorum, Glande plumbea in ore, cum Fomite ex u|tr&acirc;que extremitate accen&s;o, Vexillis explicatis, cum omnibus Provi&s;ioni|bus, dimidia&abque; parte Apparatus bellici qui jam in dicto Prae&s;idio e&s;t, &s;e&s;e&abque; adjungent Equitatui qui erit in iti|nere tran&s;vectandus; quod &s;i tunc numerus navium non &s;uffecerit Pedi|tatui proxim&eacute; tran&s;vehendo po&s;t E|quitatum, Imperator <HI>Ginckle</HI> jubebit illis ad eam rem vecturas &s;uppeditari; et qua&s;cum&abque; opus habuerint provi&s;i|ones in itinere, modo pro iis &s;olvant, vel ut ex &s;uis eas Promptuariis &s;umant.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Quod omnes Equitum et Draconario|rum Turmae quae &s;unt in Comitati|bus <HI>Cork, Kerry</HI> et <HI>Clare,</HI> fruentur be|neficio hujus Tractatus; et quod iis, qui volunt tran&s;ire in <HI>Galliam,</HI> &s;tati|ones dabuntur in comitatibus <HI>Clare</HI> et <HI>Kerry,</HI> &s;eor&s;im a Copiis quibus im|perator <HI>Ginckle</HI> praee&s;t, quoad in naves imponantur: et intra &s;tationes &s;ol|vent pro re qualibet, excepto pabulo,
<PB N="19" REF="20"> equorum&abque; pa&s;tu quae gratis &s;uppe|ditabuntur.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XIII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Illi de Prae&s;idio <HI>Sligo</HI> qui junguntur <HI>Hibernorum</HI> exercitui, fruentur be|neficio hujus Tractatus; et mandata mittentur ad eos, qui illis prae&s;idio futuri &s;unt huc, ut eos <HI>Limericum</HI> bre|vi&s;&s;ima vi&acirc; ducant.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XIV.</LABEL>
<ITEM><HI>Hibernis</HI> licebit tran&s;vehere non|gentos equos, inclu&s;is Officialium equis, qui tran&s;vehentur gratis, et qui Equites remanent, disponent de &s;e, ut voluerint, conce&s;&s;is equis armi&s;&abque; iis per&s;onis quas Imperator a&s;&s;ignabit.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XV.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Licebit iis ad quos deferetur cura &s;u&s;tentandorum Equitum qui in <HI>Gal|liam</HI> tran&s;ire volunt, emere Faenum Avenam&abque; pretiis Regis, ubicum&abque; invenerint, in &s;tationibus illis a&s;&s;ig|natis &s;ine ulla mora vel mole&s;ti&acirc;; et ca|pere qua&s;vis provi&s;iones nece&s;&s;arias ex Urbe <HI>Limerico:</HI> et ad hanc rem Impera|tor &s;uppeditabit iis commodas vectu|ras ad ea loca, ubi in naves imponen|tur.</ITEM>
<PB N="20" REF="21">
<LABEL>ART. XVI.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Licebit uti faeno, a&s;&s;ervato in horreis in Comitatu <HI>Kerry</HI> pro equis qui in na|ves imponentur; et &s;i non &s;uffecerit, licebit emere faenum et avenam, ubi|cum&abque; invenientur, pretiis Regis.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XVII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Quod omnes captivi bellici, qui fuerunt in <HI>Hibernia,</HI> vige&s;imo octavo <HI>Septembris,</HI> in libertatem re&s;tituentur utrim&abque; et imperator pollicetur &s;e u&s;urum omni oper&acirc;, ut qui &s;unt in <HI>Anglia</HI> et <HI>Flandria,</HI> in libertatem quo&abque; re&s;tituantur.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XVIII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Imperator provi&s;iones, &amp; medica|menta aegrotis vulnerati&s;&abque; Officiali|bus equitibus, draconariis militibu&s;&abque; exercitus <HI>Hibernici</HI> curabit &s;uppeditan|da, qui in prim&acirc; navium con&s;cen&s;i|one in <HI>Galliam</HI> tran&s;ire non poterunt, &s;anatis autem naves comparari jube|bit, ad tran&s;eundum in <HI>Galliam,</HI> &s;i tran|&s;ire voluerint.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XIX.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Quod in horum &s;ub&s;criptione, im|perator navim nunciam mittet in <HI>Galliam;</HI> &s;uppeditabit&abque; ex iis quae nunc in portu <HI>Limericen&s;i</HI> &s;unt duas naves quae tran&s;vehant duos in <HI>Gal|liam</HI> homines mittendos cum nuncio hujus tractatus, qui&abque; his navibus
<PB N="21" REF="22"> prae&s;unt, iis imperabitur, ut exponant in littus, quos vehunt, in proxima <HI>Galliae</HI> parte, ad quam fuerint delatis.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XX.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Quod quicum&abque; ex dictis Copiis, Officialibus alii&s;&abque; cuju&s;cum&abque; nomi|nis, volent in <HI>Galliam</HI> tran&s;mittere, non impedientur cau&s;&acirc; aeris alieni, aut alia de cau&s;a quacum&abque;</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XXI.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Si po&s;t &s;ub&s;criptionem prae&s;entis Trac|tatus, et ante cla&s;&s;is adventum, na|vicula <HI>Gallica</HI> literarum bajula aut a|lia navis tran&s;vectoria, ex <HI>Gallia</HI> in aliam quamvis <HI>Hiberniae</HI> partem ap|pulerit: Imperator jubebit dari itine|ris &s;ymbola, non &s;olum dictas naves con&s;cen&s;uris, &s;ed etiam navibus, ut appellant ad portum proximum lo|co ubi copiae tran&s;vehendae in &s;ta|tione fuerunt.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XXII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Quod po&s;t adventum praefatae cla&s;|&s;is, liberum erit commercium liber&abque; tran&s;itus, inter illam, &s;tatione&s;&abque; dic|tarum copiarum; et poti&s;&s;imum, om|nibus, qui a &s;upremis Officialibus dictae cla&s;&s;is acceperunt &s;alvi conductus dip|lomata vel a domino <HI>Tameron,</HI> Inten|dente.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XXIII.</LABEL>
<ITEM>In con&s;iderationem prae&s;entis trac|tatus, duae urbes <HI>Limericen&s;es</HI> deden|tur,
<PB N="22" REF="23"> tradentur&abque; imperatori, vel alteri cuivis, quem &s;tatuerit, tempore, et diebus infra dicendis <HI>viz.</HI> urbs <HI>Hi|bernica,</HI> exceptis cellis et no&s;ocomio, die quo prae&s;entes articuli &s;ub&s;criben|tur: Urbs vero <HI>Anglica</HI> remanebit un&aacute; cum in&s;ul&acirc;, libero&abque; pontis <HI>Tho|mondii</HI> tran&s;itu in manibus eorum ex|ercitus <HI>Hibernici,</HI> qui nunc &s;unt in Prae&s;idio vel qui po&s;thac venerint ex comitatibus <HI>Cork, Clare, Kerry, Sligoe</HI> et aliis locis praedictis, quoad apta omnia illis tran&s;vehendis comparen|tur.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XXIV.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Et ad avertendos quo&s;vis tumul|tus inter prae&s;idium ab Imperatore collocandum in urbe <HI>Hibernic&acirc;</HI> quae illi tradetur, et Equites <HI>Hibernos</HI> in urbe <HI>Anglic&acirc;</HI> reman&s;uros, quod illis licebit, quoad copiae, in primas quin|quaginta naves imponendae, In Gal|liam profectae fuerint et non diutius; utrim&abque; &s;e&s;e fo&s;&s;&acirc; cingent, ad re&s;cin|dendum omne dictorum Pre&s;idiorum commercium: prohibebitur&abque; utrim&abque; nequa committatur offen&s;a; qui autem commi&s;erint ex alterutra parte, puni|entur.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XXV.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Quod licebit dicto prae&s;idio vel eodem tempore collective, vel diver|&s;is temporibus exire, ut in naves im|poni
<PB N="23" REF="24"> po&s;&s;it, cum armis, &s;arcinis, &s;o|no tympanorum, fomite ad utram&abque; extremitatem accen&s;o, globulo plum|beo in ore, pa&s;&s;is vexillis, &s;ex tor|mentis aeneis, quae ob&s;e&s;&s;i eligent, duobus pyrobolis et dimidia parte ap|parat&ucirc;s bellici, qui nunc in cellis e&s;t dictae urbis; quapropter fiet catalo|gus omnis apparatus bellici Prae&s;idii coram quovis ab imperatore &s;tatuen|endo, po&s;tridie quam hi articuli &s;ub|&s;cribentur.</ITEM>
<LABEL>ART. XXVI.</LABEL>
<ITEM>Omnes provi&s;ionum cellae rema|nebunt in manibus illorum, qui cu|ram gerunt illarum, in &s;u&s;tentatio|nem illorum exercitus <HI>Hibernici,</HI> qui in <HI>Galliam</HI> tran&s;ire volent: Et &s;i non &s;uerit &s;atis in cellis ad &s;u&s;tentandas dictas copias, quamdiu manent in hoc regno, et <HI>Maria</HI> tran&s;eunt, quod reddit&acirc; numerorum ratione, Impera|tor abunde provifionum &s;uppedita|bit pretiis Regis; et quod liber Merca|tus erit <HI>Limerici,</HI> et in aliis Prae&s;idijs ubi dictae copiae erunt: quod &s;i quid provi&s;ionum remanferit in cellis <HI>Li|mericen&s;ibus,</HI> urbe reddit&acirc; ae&s;timabi|tur, et pretium detrahetur de eo, quod &s;olvendum e&s;t pro provi&s;ionibus &s;un|peditandis copiis in navibus.</ITEM>
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