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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
B19329	By the King. A proclamation. Charles R. Whereas it is found by experience, that traffique with infidels and barbarous nations not in amity with us, ...	England and Wales. Sovereign (1660-1685 : Charles II); Charles II, King of England, 1630-1685.	1674 (1674)	Wing C3204A; Interim Tract Supplement Guide 21.h.2[107]; Interim Tract Supplement Guide 1851.c.9[101]; Interim Tract Supplement Guide 1851.c.9[102]; ESTC R39209	2,129	1

HONI · SOIT · QVI · MAL · Y · PENSE DIEV · ET · MON DROIT By the King A PROCLAMATION CHARLES R. WHereas it is found by Experience That Traffique with Infidels and Barbarous Nations not in Amity with Vs and who are not holden by any League or Treaty cannot be carried on without the Establishment of Forts and Factories in places convenient the maintenance whereof requires so great and constant Expence that it cannot be otherwise defrayed then by Managing the whole Trade by a Ioynt Stock We in Our Royal Wisdom taking the same into Our serious Consideration and more especially having found by experience That the whole Trade of the Coast of Guiny Buiny and Angola and other parts and places of Africa so much importing our Service and the Enriching of this Our Kingdom was very much abated and attempted to be Ingrossed by Foreigners and in eminent danger to be utterly lost and taken from Vs and Our loving Subjects not onely by Foreign Force but by the Violence and Inconstancy of the Heathen Natives For the Recovery and Preservation whereof We were Graciously pleased to encourage and invite Our loving Subjects to Raise a Ioynt Stock to be used and imployed therein And in consideration thereof and for the better Securing of such as should come in and be concerned in the said Ioynt Stock and Trade We did by Our Letters Patents under Our Great Seal of England bearing date the Seven and twentieth day of September in the Four and twentieth year of Our Reign Grant unto several of Our loving Subjects the whole entire and onely Trade into and from Africa from the Port of Sally in South Barbary inclusive to the Cape de Bona Esperanza inclusive with all the Islands near adjoyning to those Coasts and comprehended within the Limits aforesaid and did Incorporate them by the name of The Royal African Company of England And the said Company having raised a very great Stock sufficient to Manage the Trade thereof have since at their great Expence and Charge Fortified and Setled divers Garisons Forts and Factories by which means they have so Secured the said Trade that the same doth now begin to flourish and if not disturbed is likely to be further improved to the great benefit of this Our Kingdom Nevertheless We are Informed by the humble Petition of the said Company That divers of Our Subjects in several of Our Plantations in America who are not Members of the said Company nor any ways concerned in their Stock do endeavour to reap the Benefit and Fruit thereof and to that end have already sent several Ships into those parts to Trade and are providing more the which if it should be permitted and not strictly and presently prevented will disable the said Company from supporting the great Charge of maintaining the said Forts Garisons and Factories and consequently unavoidably occasion the loss of the whole Trade of those Countreys Wherefore for remedy thereof We have thought fit with Advice of Our Privy Council to Publish and Declare Our Royal Will and Pleasure to be And We do hereby strictly Prohibit and Forbid all and every of Our Subjects whatsoever Except the said Royal Company and their Successours at any time or times hereafter to send or Navigate any Ship or Ships Vessel or Vessels or Exercise any Trade from any of Our Plantations Dominions or Countreys in America to any of the Parts or Coasts of Africa from Sally to Cape de Bona Esperanza or any of the Islands near thereunto as aforesaid or from thence to carry any Negro Servants Gold Elephants Teeth or any other Goods or Merchandizes of the Product or Manufacture of the said Places to any of Our American Dominions or Plantations upon pain of Our high Displeasure and the forfeiture and loss of the said Negro's Gold Elephants Teeth and all other Goods and Merchandizes and the Ships or Vessels which shall bring or carry the same And We do hereby also strictly Require and Command all Our Governours Deputy-Governours Admirals Vice-Admirals Generals Iudges of Our Courts of Admiralty Commanders of Our Forts and Castles Captains of Our Royal Ships Iustices of the Peace Provost-Marshals Marshals Comptrollers Collectors of Our Customs Wayters Searchers and all other Our Officers and Ministers Civil and Military by Sea or Land in every of Our said American Dominions or Plantations to take effectual care That no person or persons whatsoever within their respective Limits or Iurisdictions except the said Company and their Successours do send or Navigate any Ships or Vessels or Exercise any Trade from any of Our said Dominions or Plantations to any part of the said Coast of Africa within the Limits aforesaid or from thence to Import any Negro Servants Gold Elephants Teeth or other Goods of the Product of any of those Parts into any of Our said Dominions or Plantations in America And if any person or persons shall presume to act or do in any wise contrary to this Our Royal Proclamation to the end Our Will and Pleasure herein may be the better observed We do further Will Require and strictly Command all Our said Governours Deputy-Governours Admirals Vice-Admirals Generals Iudges of Our Court of Admiralty Commanders of Our Forts and Castles Captains of Our Royal Ships Iustices of the Peace Provost-Marshals Marshals Comptrollers Collectors of Our Customs Wayters Searchers and all other Our Officers and Ministers Civil and Military by Sea or Land in every of Our said American Dominions and Plantations That as often as need shall require they be Aiding and Assisting to the said Royal African Company their Successors Factors Deputies or Assigns to Attach Arrest Take and Seize all such Ship or Ships Vessel or Vessels Negro Servants Gold Elephants Teeth or Goods Wares and Merchandizes wheresoever they shall be found for Our Vse according to Our Royal Charter Granted to the said Company upon pain of Our high Displeasure and as they will answer the contrary at their Perils Given at Our Court at Whitehall the Thirtieth day of November in the Six and twentieth year of Our Reign God save the King LONDON Printed by the Assigns of John Bill and Christopher Barker Printers to the Kings most Excellent Majesty 1674.