7. It is just, That the tenour of the Commission for conserving of Peace should be agreed upon by mutual consent; but the closing of the Treaty not to stay hereupon, but to be left to the Commissioners to be named.
8. To that Desire, concerning such as should be placed about the Prince, the King hath already given a clear and satisfactory answer.
9. That there be an Act of Parliament of publick Faith, for securing the payment of £220,000, which is Arrear of the Brotherly Assistance, is just; and order is given for it accordingly: And it shall be communicated with the Scottish Commissioners, that it may be a perfect Security.
10. The Tenth, for appointing a Quorum for attending the payment of the Money, is already moved to the Parliament, and will be done as is desired.
11. The Eleventh Article is very just, and order shall be given accordingly for re-calling all Proclamations, &c. and for publick Thanksgiving.
12. This Article for the Castle of Edinburgh, and other Strengths of Scotland, is to be settled betwixt his Majesty and the Commissioners of Scotland; or by his Majesty and Parliament of Scotland.
All which Articles are assented unto, and approved by his Majesty, with Advice of the Parliament of England, and by the Committees of the Parliament of Scotland; and are necessary, for publick Declaration of mutual Consent; and for firm Observation, to be confirmed and ratified in the Parliaments of both Kingdoms.
The Act of Pacification.