...England doth, by us their AmbafTadors Extra- *P™' * ordinary, declare and make tender of unto you, * the High and Mighty Lords the States General * of the United Provinces of the Netherlands, and * hath given us Authority on their Part to bring to ' Effect. 1 And they have chofcn this as the...

...Santigiiia, Kiavia, Velhjvi*, Ptdtlie, Poii'achi», Li-vmia, Smtlemkt, Severia, and Ceunicbovie, to the high and mighty Lords the States General of the United Provinces of the Nether, lands, cur moft dear Friends, Greeting and continual Increafe of Profpcrity. High and Might)...

...Lords the States-General, do, by virtue of (he pt-efent Act, declare, that his faid Britannick Majefty and the High and Mighty Lords the States- General of the United Provinces are accuftomed inviolably to fulfil whatever they have prpmifed : And therefore, they ftill perfift...

...between the Moft Serene and Moft Potent Prince, Charles II. King of Great Britain on the one part, and the High and Mighty Lords the States -General of the United Provinces, on the other, the ancient triendfhip and good correfpondence between the two nations has, by the grace...

...CHARLES II. ARTICLES OF PEACE AND ALLIANCE, Between the most Serene and Mighty Prince Charles II., And the High and Mighty Lords, The States General of the United Netherlands. (In English and Latin.) In the Savoy, John Bill and Chris. Barker, 1667. ARTICLES OF PEACE...

...30, 1680." 173 Articles of Peace and Alliance between the most serene and Mighty Prince Charles II. and the High and Mighty Lords the States General of the United Netherlands, 1667, 4to, sewn, 12s 6d 1667 174 The Royal Pilgrimage, or the progresse and travels of...

...Netherlands, 16C7. — Articles touching Navigation and Commerce, between King Charles II. of England, and the high and mighty Lords the States General of the United Netherlands, 1668. — A League of Union betxixt his Majesty King Charles II. and the Estates General...

...accrue to the Most Serene and Most Potent Kings and Kingdoms of Great Britain and Portugal, and to the High and Mighty Lords the States General of the United Provinces, and their Subjects, from the Peace and good friendship which subsists between the 3 foresaid Powers;...