 Complete the following phrase:  After his acquittal, Muskerry was again allowed to embark to Spain but went to France where his wife lived with her sister Mary Butler, Lady Hamilton, in the convent of the Feuillantines in Paris. His daughter Helen was harboured at the abbey of Port-Royal-des-Champs, near Versailles, together with her cousin Elizabeth Hamilton. The abbess, La Mère Angélique, trying to help the Irish and to raise funds for Charles II, wrote to Queen Marie Louise Gonzaga of Poland in 1654 proposing to employ Muskerry and his 5,000 Irish in Polish service. In 1655 Muskerry and Bellings then led these 5,000 to Poland. This was the year of the Deluge, the Swedish invasion of Poland that started the Second Northern War. Muskerry and Bellings returned with 20,000 for the King. In 1657 the King sent Muskerry and Sir George Hamilton to Madrid to ask the Spanish to send their Irish exiles to Ireland. Muskerrys eldest son fought with his regiment at the 