4th, To hinder the governors of Quebec, East Florida and West Florida, from granting warrants of survey, or passing patents for lands, _beyond_ the bounds of their respective governments. 5th, To forbid the governors of any other colonies or plantations in America, from granting warrants or passing patents for lands, _beyond_ the heads or sources of any of the rivers, which fall into the Atlantic Ocean from the west or north-west, or upon any lands whatever, "_which, not having been_ CEDED _to or purchased by the King_, are reserved to the said Indians, or any of them." 6th, To reserve, "_for the present_," under the King's sovereignty, protection, and dominion, _for the use of the said Indians_, all the lands _not_ included within the limits of the said three new governments, or within the limits of the Hudson's Bay company; as also, all the lands lying to the westward of the sources of the rivers, which fall into the sea from the west and north-west, and forbidding the King's subjects, from making any purchases of settlements whatever, or taking possession of the lands _so reserved_, without his Majesty's leave and licence first obtained. 7th, To require all persons, who had made settlements on lands, _not_ purchased by the King from the Indians, to remove from such settlements. 8th, To regulate the future purchases of lands from the Indians, within such parts as his Majesty, by that proclamation, permitted settlements to be made. 9th, To declare, that the trade with the Indians should be free and open to all his Majesty's subjects, and to prescribe the manner how it shall be carried on. And lastly, To require all military officers, and the superintendants of Indian affairs, to seize and apprehend all persons who stood charged with treasons, murders, &c. and who had fled from justice, and taken refuge in the reserved lands of the Indians, to send such persons to the colony, _where_ they stood accused.