The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-10-09

% King Charles the second was re-
stored TO the British Throne on the 29lh
of May; and made his entrance into
London OIL the eighth of June, 1860.
Ordered that his Majcsty's letter to
the Parliament House Of Commons, his
Declaration and ProcI ama,ion be openly
read"
"i, is ordered that his royal Majesty,
Charles the second, King Of England,
Scotland, France and ireland, with all
the Dominions and Territories thoreunto
belongings. shall be proclaimed to-mor-
row moraing at eight Of the clock. IN
presence of this present CouIt, and that
the officers Of the Train Band of this
town do rally the company. or train
band Of this town together, TO solcmnizc
the Proclamation"
II is ordered that oil writts, warrants
with all other public transactions shall
be from henceforth issued forth and held
in his royal Majesties name, and that NIL
bonds formerly taken shall continue in
force till issued
Il is ordered that on tho next Wednes-
day which Will be the gath ofthis instant
month, each town in this Colony shall
then at the head OF the company Of each
train band solemnize the Proclamation
Of the royal Majesty, and that the Capt
Of each town is hereby required and an
thorizcu tbran rue IRAN bands together
10 solemnizo the said Proclamation on
the foresaid day if tho weather do per-
nit IL not then it is to be dono on the
next fair day, and that all children and
servants shall have their liberty for that
day.
!. is ordered that his Majes,ies letter
tn the House Of Commons and his public
Declaration together with the Proclamn.
,ion of his Majcs,ies be kept Upon record
and annexed to our public records.
Ordered that Mr.. Benedict Arnold,
MIR. WIN. Baulston and John Sanford
shall draw up draft Of Commission to
be sous unto Mr.. John Clarke in En-
gland and prosen, i, to this Court.
II is ordered that the Committee
chosen by the Court ia Angus. last was
twelve months, viz: the President, Mr..
WIN. Baulston. Mr.. Benedict Arnold,
Mr.. Joseph Clarke, Mr.. John Eas,on
aud Mr.. Joseph TorFey, or my four Of
them are still authorized to open any
letters which shall come to the Colony
aud also to write Mr.. John Clarke let
ter in answer to his letter wherein they
shall enclose his Commission from this
Court which Commission shall be sub
scribed by the General Recorder will.
the seal Of the Colony annexed.
A copy Of the said Commission ners is,
viz:
Whereas we the Colony Of Providence
Plantations in New England having a
free charter Of Incorporation given and
granted unto Us in the name Of King md
Parliament Of England, and bearing date
Ano Domo one thousand and six hun
dred forty three. by virtue Of which
charter this colony hath been dis,in-
guishcd from the other Colonies in New.
England, and have ever been and at this
time nayntaincd government and order
In the same Coloney by administering
judgment and justice according to the
rulcs IN our said charter prescribed
And further, whereas there hath ben sun
dry distractions emerging, whereby this
Colony hath been put 70 trouble and
charge for the preservation and keeping
invoyola.c those privileges and immu.
mites. to Us granted in the foresaid free
charter; which obstructions arise from
The claims and incroachments Of neigh
bours about Us, to and upon some parts
OF the Tract Of land mentioned in our
char'er' to he within the bounds CT this
Colony.
These arc therefore 30 declare and
make manifest unto all iha, may hsve
"cc sion to pcrase and consider Of these
pfescnts. Tha, tL,s s.resro, sod ,,,;,.;