By  the  King.    A  Proclamation  to  summon  the  Pen»onf


therein  named^  who  sate  and  jrave  Judg^ment,  and  ad&iftted  in
that  horrid  and  dete^table  Murder  of  his  Majesty'»  royall  Father
lo  appear  and  surrender  themselves  within  fourteen  IHLy«,  under
pain  of  being  excepted  froni  Pardon.  Wliitehall  6  June  16GQ.
fol.  LottdAeeO.
The  History  of  his  sacred  Majcsty  Charlesthe  II.    12*


Lottd.  1660.
June  18. 1660.   Two  Votcs  conceming  tlie  King  and


Queens  Houses  and  Lands.  fol.  Lond.  166i).
A  Ghmpsc  of  Joy  for  thc  happy  restoring:  of  the  Kings


M^esty :  or  the  Devoirs  of  a  namele»s  Poet.  fol.  1660.
Londons  Glory  represented  by  Time,  Truth,  and  Fame :


at  the  magnificent  TriumpW»  and  Entertainment  of  his  most
sacred  Majesty  Charls  thc  11.  the  Dukes  of  York  and  Glocester,
&c.  at  Guildhail  on  Thursday  thc  5'^  Day  of  July  1660.  4*
Land.  1660.
The  Royal  Chronicle :  wherein  is  contained  an  histo-


rical  Narration  of  his  Majesties  royal  Pro^^ss;  thc  Princea
Cabinct  laid  open ;  &c.  4^  Lond.  1660.
—^—  A  Vii»itation  of  Love  unto  the  King  and  those  caOed
RoyaUists.  4»  Lond.  1660.  ^

An  exact  Narrative  and  Relation  of  his  most  sacred


m

Majesties  Escape  from  Worcester  on  thc  third  of  Septcmber
1651.  till  his  Arrivdll  at  Paris.  4^"  Lond.  1660.
Three  royal  Poems  upon  the  Retum  of  Charles  the  II ;


the  Duke  of  York ;  and  the  Duke  of  Gloucester.     fol.    Lond.,
1660.
The  Kinp^  Majcsties  most  ^racious  Lcttrr  and  De-


claration  to  tlie  Bishops,  Deans,  and  Prebcnds  &c.  7  Au£[.
1660.  fol.  Lond.  1660.
A  Proclamation  for  restoring  and  discovcring  his  M^jes-


ties  Goods.  H  Au^.  1660.  fol.  Lond.  1660.
Ilis  Majesty's  gracious  Specch  to  both  Houscs  of  Par-


liamcnt,  29  Aug.  1660.  4^  Lond.  1660.
