WHereas this present Parliament stands Prorogued to the Nineteénth Day of September next, We by the Advice of Our Privy Council, for weighty reasons Vs especially moving, do hereby Publish and De­clare Our Royal Pleasure, That the same Parlia­ment shall, upon the said Nineteéenth Day of Septem­ber, be further Prorogued unto the Third Day of October next ensuing; Whereof the Lords Spiri­tual and Temporal, and the Knights, Citizens and Burgesses of the House of Commons, and all others whom it may Concern, may hereby take Notice: We letting them know that We will not, at the said Nineteénth Day of September next, expect the Attendance of any, but such as being in and about Our Cities of London and Westminster may Attend the Making of the said Prorogation, in such manner as heretofore in like Cases hath been Accustom­ed. And We do hereby further Declare, that convenient Notice shall be given by Proclamation of the Time when Our Parliament shall Meet and Sit for the Dispatch of Business, to the End that the Members of both Houses may Order their Affairs accordingly.

Given at Our Court at Whitehall this One and thirtieth Day of August, 1693. In the Fifth Year of Our Reign.

God save King William and Queen Mary.