WHEREAS we are informed that several persons do scruple, and doubt, whether we, by vertue of a Commission Grau­ted to us, by their Majesties, bearing date the twelfth day of July, in the second year of their Majesties Reign, do intend to seize, and sequester, into our hands, for their Majesties use, the personal Goods and Chattels of persons lately in Rebellion, or aiding and assisting to the Irish Rebels, though they, or any of them should come in, and live quitely, and that within the time limited in His Majesties Gracious Declaration, given at the Camp near Finglass, the seventh day of July, 1690. Now, for the prevention of any such mistake, and though, in the very preamble of our Order, of the 16th day of this instant July, we have expressed these words (the Goods and Chattels of those fled through guilt, from their places of abode). We do hereby declare, our Commission hath a refer­ence to the aforesaid Declaration; and we do declare, the Goods and Chat­tels personal, of all those comprised within the said Declaration, are not intended to be seized, or sequestred by us, or our Orders. Dated at the Council-Chamber, Dublin, 19th day of July, 1690.