Tudor rose  Scottish thistle  
A Message from a Committee of both Houses of Parliament, to the Spanish Ambassador, to make stay of Ships at Dunkirk, intended for the supply of the Rebels in Ireland.  
THE Lords and Commons have commanded us, to intimate to the Spanish Ambassador, the advertisement that they have received of certain Ships lying in Dunkirk, layded with Ammunition ready, to take sale, intended for the relief of the Rebels of Ireland: This they hold contrary to the Articles agreed upon, in the Treaties of Peace between the two Crowns; And therefore the Ambassador is to be moved from both Houses, to send speedily to Dunkirk, and to all other His majesty's Dominions, and unto the King his Master, to make stay of those, and all such Ships, as may carry any supply of Men, Victuals, Money, or any other aid to His majesty's Subjects, that at this present are in Rebellion in Ireland; Which otherwise will be understood to be a Breach of the Treaties, between the Crowns of England and Spain, and so resented by the Parliament.   

February 18. London, Printed for Joseph Hunscott. 1641.