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neral of the United Ne- 
tberlands, That he will 
conclude a Peace and. 
Nliance with the King 
Spain, without any 
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Inſtruments of Ratih- 
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Renunciation,'tis to be ſo eſt-ratio, ut ve 
contriv'd, That either jus in" pa@is | 
no mention at all is to tio, vel ut ejuſmods Fer- 
be made of it. in the bis concipiatur Formula, 
Treaty, or at leaſt, the wut neutre duarum Coro- 


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—, ofthe unſted Netber- ſit teſtatus bonum: ſt ſfin- 
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I it Aſſiſt- , torum Belgarum Ordi- 
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ſend with Ex JEec mon, ' 
ſack neceſſary InſtruQi- 
ons. to their. Ambaſla- 


 dors in 'the .Court of 
England ; that between: 


them, and ſach 
miſſioners 2s. the faid 


_ King of Great Britain 


ſhall appoint to that 
purpoſe, ' and; the Ex- 
traordinary. Ambaſla- 
dor: of. the. King: of 
Sweeden, who is now 
ready to 'begin his Jour- 
ney thither, rogether 
with . other Miniſters 
reſiding there on the 
Part of divers Princes 


and. States, who. are. 

concernd. and intereſ- 
ted in this Aﬀair; ſuch 
Meaſures may he taken 


ro ſettle all things which 


- ſhall be requiſite and 
neceſſary, that the ſaid 


League may acquire the 


ſubſtance as well as the 


Form of a Triple Agree- 


"ment; To Which the 
reſpe&tive Parties ſhall 


make it their Buſineſs. 
to invite their Friends 


and Allies, it any of 


: 277 4 IL 
"ad ſubſe his, 442 1H 


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Ordines Federati Rel- 
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tari ſunt mandatis 1 ne- 
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Britannica mittendis, 
ut hos inter & Com- 
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lagne BritannizRex 


eam in rem defignabit, 


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gis Surcie extraords- 


PArIUMR, qui iter Jam 
Bunc eo meditatur ex 


Belgio, < ilic- 


aegentes liniftros 
Principams tatuumve, 


quos td negotium quo-. 


que tangit at que COR- 


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; s an Aim of engaging 'us: by advance | 
he' Party,” and 't o ' exaſperating 
| rque the whole Afair- ints ' 


© along enſuing War : ' For, 
would-much rather engage in ; 


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Kink. in whoſe ſole Di poſition alln matters 
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| ;onſiderations- be induced/'to break \ 
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Spaniards fence, ban'the Dt ar 
lng to/join in. | That his Intereſt as! well 
logour lyes in this Relol tion, agreed 
ies 3 AO: by at we 


02 


lves wth a etl and Pur b_ 
,Ommerc provided we. are-1 
' lartned too much, and too-near, wit 


7th of the French. ;reatneſs.: And: 
wind bee all with prefiing him- Rill to an 

f. the Alternative, and to 
Pe: Ace according to our Proje&t 
nd th us we ones here at preſent ; of all 
which your Lordſhip, I believe, 

ceive the Detail more at large b 
land: acquet, in the. Diſpatc es. paſt be 
tween me and Monſieur de Witt ſince my 
Arrival here; of which I deſfir'd him to 


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ſince; oy by what I have from his Secreta- 
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- 


| That Don Juan is on his way 
"now at Sea with conſide- 
| pplies of *- Men and 
h are very neceſſary. here, Eit: 
rrying.on'a War, or inducing a 
T be Particulars I cannot aſſure; 
| common Talk is, of eight - 
" Spaniards, and fix hundred thou 
_ Crowns 1n  Specie, eight ' hun 
_ "thou and * in Remiſe. *Tis: very-poſſible 

| Lordſhip may hear more there * 
* his: coming, _ and fee him' ſooner than 

ie ſhall here, as well as judge | Yet 

. W V hat,” 6r” how much it will impo 
| tfeet or Defeat, the. Pro rele or 
F-” yon of the preſent Councils. 
ph | Iſhip upon it, and 
| relate to my Condu& here, I 
| ; to. receive from you by the firſt; 

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S, N. 1668. S, N. 16658; 
S IR. Monfieur, 
Have received much J'AT eprouve beau- | 
SirisfaQtion'as well coup de Satisfa&:0n, 
as i4510ur by. yours of @Q regeu beaucoup a' Hon- 
the 25th, and am very neur par wotre Lettre du 
glad * "obſerve the 25 de ce mois; @ je ſus * 
ſame Conformity \of fort aiſe de remarquer 
Sentiments between us we auffi grande Confor- 
fiace we parted, that mite de Sentimens entre 
there: ever was w while I - nous, depuis que. nous 
relided at the "Hague, nous ſommes ſeparez, qu*= 
ſhall write to you now # y en a toujours eu pett- 
my own Ink ; ha- dant mon ſejour 4 In Haye. 
"alr ready' done it Ye vous ecriray & preſent 
that'of the May- | demon propre encre, car | 
queſs, who would not eſt de celle de Monfi euy 
be { tisfied, *cill-I ſent !e Marquis que je vou 
ou that Diſpatch: And. cerives dernierement : [] 
/ I was forced to ſhew ne voulut point paroitre 
.my Letter. before ſatisfait, que je weuſſe 
ed it, to ſee whe- conſenti”4 me charger du — ; 


were agreeable ſoin de vous ecrire,@ par 


t he had deſi- /a je me vis contraint 4 
C word vp- Juy montrer ma lettre a= 
calion, vant que de la fermey | 
7 carl falloit quit jugeat 
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ſiring that he wor 
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; | 2cill the Queenof $ 
” * Further Pleaſure; that 
at laſt he told me he. 
would comply, provi- 
ded France could” be 
brought to ratify. their _ 
Renunciation 'in Form 
1a the Parliament. -of 


the © Renunciation: * 
the - Bquivalent. ;- he | 
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mutual 


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Spain ;rolet him 14; $- 
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monte: A 6o00Co ecus-en 


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«Ectus de remiſes. 
"= en vous ecrivant Ces par- 
7 as ticularitez je ne pretens 


« 


ally vous app endre encore 


fall en de certain.” Pay 

ink dans un plus gran 

ad tail, a | Meffieurs 
GR Bane: Deputex,, ce que J'4- 
EIN , Bon, appris Fouchant 
eve they Don Juan ; & a Pave- 
hat nir je ſeray toujours preſt 
"no need to #4 leur declarer toutes les 
ine Foules em. eboſes que je croiray que 
thall C Confidence pus ſerez. bien aiſe que 
hereof they hay ous ſoient mandees di- 
5; Es 6B al- 


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pore-Pacquet, | too Agron; var 
much expos'd to the  ,;,,;er de Nieup 
] oſp ection of the ex ofe ala renc 


em 


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yet ſo perfeQt in grand 
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themſelves o liged to - 
epreſeit to your Ex- | 


peu conclus un traite, par 
NY Fs Song: pas. eales. 


not- only. Provic d« 
their Proper Securi y 0 C48. 
allo for the Beat or, ? . y procede 
ret of Chriſen- les ments | 
Jiu caſe theirNejgh-- tions day 
bours proceed Wn 4 ent, 
with the JANE: good, Iny. ſa dite 


nate, 
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ion which his M jefty, and 7s con- 

ap rg enough: about him, have been 

ed into, by my good Fortune in this 
zuſinels ; I think, a wiſer Man m1 
poſſibly make ſome Þ 
of my. Friends: ' have. adviſec 

t; bur it is in' vain; 1 

not how to ask, nor why, and 


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ſuffer me to tell - 
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wt 


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n and the Pope's. Nunc 
at after ſome Offices by third. 
n them, it had. opt. HK 
Di ficult ies without co 
. or formal G 
-Lord Staf f ord. 


ad 


> by: v meſa ae bers 
the -Putch Ambalſador, t 


culties were like to befal him, had 0- 
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wenues lors qu'on & liori 
les Inſtruments 4 


nera AVEC: 4 


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rayers to 
that. God Al- 
, wi } pieale to 
to: his. Cha- 

eati. : And 
hneſs has 
to. believe 

the 


qu, * eloignt et-4 convert « 
Og qui frog 


b Jaſs : 


ice. 
4:.ſeul plus of F 
eteindre. cet _ oe 
que FO. ceux qui en. 
tojent et les plus oi 
et. tes Plus alarmez... z 
que cette. paix, auſſi. 
a Pots 
tugal 4 fi legitimemen 
Place ja Majeſte dans 
Plus baut rang. entre 
Aacifici. V.A..0i 
ſes. prieres aux” miennes, 
afin gue Ie bon, Dieu } 
agoute auſſi les Beati., 


comme. elle 4 tout.” 
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7} it may take Efte@ , and hel : 
1 efe -Parrs of the Jealouſie which G4 


an Army muſt needs give, as'tl 
toleave idle upon the French” 
( intend to begin my Jourr 

1 to morrow,Monfieur Bevernin( 


but I doubt I ſhall be five or $50 Y. vS1 up A . 
ne. Mi g now that 


5: 


» not knowing any. thi 
preſſes - me to more than ordinary. Haſte, 
-F received 600 /. owing me..upon my 
Employment there before my coming a- 
| way, and was very ſorry to find ,by a 
.- Letter of my Wife's, that the Fear- ſhe 
__ had''of my being. diſlippointed in” that I 
| Particular, made her draw up a Memorial  _ * 
which it ſcems the Council was. trou 
with, about my. private. LANE l 
© I may very truly -and juſt 
| | TI do, and hope ſhe-will Ie : 
| too-forward a. Care» and Concernment i in 3 
that buſineſs : For,.ast6 the Char $6 
Journey. here, when" your Lordihyp 
fit to command i it, Tihall ſend. you che ex- _ 
att.Account which my Secretary: 


- 


; : : 


2X ; MW Rs by => + $4 LE &* A 5 0 a 7 ; ; | c 


; Mix, © M E124 Aix, $8. | May, : 
EC, S. N» 1668. _ 


Ws 
EX 


S” - 


A 5 


are Jlea- ration du Baron at Bar : : 


_ > - at the ſame time you Zaigrew que j af | 


are ſo mi ovoked paroiftre en me plai 


| at the. ” 


e Complaints I icy de ſor procede.. F'a 
made of his Condu&t woueray tout publique- 3 
- * here. I ſhall always -ment, que woyant retar- 
—- openly | 7 0 


WR 


ut) "a ayan 
1 was. alſo il: cunt 


air _ was. juſt | plus: 06 
, only to. in- 4 Ia paix. 


Fl pate; je 


Bb ſuis 


» 


'22. S. N: | 


P 


o 


i tralt deliver 


4 


6” moſt” eotn nodious| for adjudicatic ? 
7t Ts 1 


-ot- meeting” tf 


nds to. morrow by Nat 

th: Sir Jobz 

" Margn ſent a ter. me, to. 
ak with. me. alone. ; ;_ Ar 
nk me for ſparing 
'in-Diſputes. he was . 


iNce ri was Ae I if cop "ws . 
Sweden, becauſe they would. make them- | : 


ſelves Maſters of the Aﬀair; and _ : [ 
W would buy the. Suedes Dep -ndance at the |. 


— 


1 


Coſt of Spain... That he ad all t Res Dl 
on in the: Wor with His | 

Majeſty's Cont 
in the: Dutc 


ph 


hat he. knew no Reaſo) 


onately ar foro in the Spaniſh A 
fairs ';; ane WINK was the beſt able to ſu 1p* 
e he. were: in Condition _ 

is Peoples Purſes; _ 
ed the Baros ſola ſudden» 
cluſion of the Guarant 


Þ to. make \ 
That he ex 
Jy here for 


h had” 


I received from his 


EY 
ST \ 57% 
3 Ls 


Fr RS 


Kut 


T EA 
wen 


wy 


ant, les q avay F 
is troupes Fray 
ans toute 1a Fla 
dewr's. 


EY veg 


I 


ary the preareſt 
ation of the Truce.. 
will not have he r 
WIpicion of ſuch res Chretien 270u; p "The. 
done avis-de Is paix, 


that gives me moſt 
Pain,” is'to' draw from 


ve without et incert aines.” 


# 


hiyour Depu- 4 la verite ny: Pen” 


indeed ſome- re ſu 
cold and un Cer 
FT have fi ne; 


"I 
=P 


Upon the Sh 


4 


oy 


EE EET 


ceues en termes 
et-. an. lieu d' ai 


Pinion fur cette . 
5 # 


ay eu'un 6 al 
merce. avec les: 


L haye. dealt with che 
Spaniards 


s un echange 4 
AYE? tant pour + ioner 
les Frangais de Vos. 
Heres, ef 


E: 


nouvelles wid Ons. 8 , 
merite Vorre exi0ns. Vous 


Na, Rad, "emtamer_ et * 
S pour urore cette off wire. 


= T mean, 
er by which you fron a, p, an prop re Je en. 


Ins . 


'  eafomof DE In- que _ - de 
TY. fs will Bourgogne dans 'T"etat ou 
* Hs” Execu- il ef 7 pre thy, eff une 
whe Peace orrre pen cornvenable aux 
and : 


Th *; 


che I! me ſemble que I ocea- | 


dy 


F. have perte que 
- that- faite. | 
bor the 


' Extraya-. qu' au "liew' 
"you always ces di 


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tiver ke Tuits de Þ a- 
w hap- c 5 f mit 


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EN EE 
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what T can Tor 
th as to:'m 


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tk 


Ws REY 


of France ; 


we had no reaſon 


a 4 x £ . : , : 


EAR #, 


< k "3 -- 
Ne np ng 


' The Spani 
"Baron d* Iela, as W 


th my 
- But1 ſuppoſe, 


: 


but only deſigned 
nd no/Mar 


"taken by their 


ng now has, 

, will turn 1 
ing in upon_ our late All 

onfidence between Us; and b 

the Emperor and 
toa common G! 
thereupon they are 
me to haſten away. 
Commiſſioners of the. 


ve more mind to 0 my 


ho b this. ts 
Gs \ 


E224 2 
P 
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yh 


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yet have another 
before it be long. 
nly already, that He an 

e with ' 


y | here i in ſuch. De- 
s upon. the Dutch, 
ed to on that Side, 
2 Jealouſie, they will 


, and with- 


tg beſgte 


ev * 
SDAT w--- 


"». "E 


Wag 8 05, 


7 yours here, 
| Helps that I-ſee 
4} *- others that don 
' .any of theſe Wa 


} our preſent 


T4 


| T ſhould be paid, but to a certain Ruin if 


5 er bs ns, 


#2 


3 


| . new World here, and all the fine Things 

| F am told of, may prove Caſtles in the $- 
| | Air :- There is I know, a great deal 
| be faid for my going, but on oth 
I am well as 1 am,-and cannot 


ruin 


] but by ſuch an Adventure as this i  - 


: 


| . of you to let me know your Opinion up- =» 


._. on the whole; And if I could have the + 
onfidence,, 1 ſhould beg a great deal more _ 
earneſtly that T might lee you here, ſince 


-” 


rt ax 
\ 


I' cannot get looſe'to wait on you there. = 
| - Till 1 hear from you, 1 ſhall let the : 
4 Talk and the Forms of my Embally go 


+ on, and am confident, however they 
 Þ ie SE hs : 


&e, © 


o 


2 


A 


FOUrs 


$ 


UE 


C2 LT, 


EOS. 


; # Sole te: * | our. 


F; 


next give Y« 


| - adviſe you | before I remove. 

| - . a Report laſt Night, that *a"Squ: Iron ©< 

S - the Engliſh Fleet had taken out of Flecker 

1 © nine of the Dutch” Merc ant-men ,. 
ran another on Shoar :- But T hz 


| Vat ae near Chriſti Ec 
in Norway,” and two niore are reured ? 
4 Bergen : But the ſix Men of War an 


n that came here into the Sound 
after 


| CEL. he 
PE 2x a It ME 


vite- the Dutch to. Addreſs how pri- . 
vately ſoever : Nor ſhall we make any ' 


rin ſuch a Poſt as he no! 


gf 


"There is nothing no 

ired with fo much In 
rity, as the uniting E 
anders, which v 


to-it ;.and truly I rhi 
poſed to the main ;_y 
" .D'v 


TY 


Pe She 


LateM. © f 
Hallifax. 


y beſt Friends, it. is the utn 
*end to in. that Matter. . I find hi 
PE Ence. 


ing can add"to my 
eem of you ; How- 

ever, it was very acce- 

. ptable.to find fro 

| Fours of the 25 


continuet. Ego interim 
non deſmo in Frucre & 


cparare . 


" $% 


third Payment : minenti_ | _ an "nec 
at I may have it all dubiro de tertio terming 
rogecher zat leaft, char | /c proviſum, ut 
you have” pre pared a meis [ublevart ; poſſit; 
"35000. ollars/ ready certe diſpoſi one DIV 
uſſels 3 and that triginta thalcrorum ty? 
25000 'more may be. lia Bruxills in parats 
xeturned with allipeed - prafto into, & wiginti 


' Dd 3 quin- 


tuch qua pro 4, 
3 and. 'rei' effici poſſe 5, nec minu 
' datis ſubſe 


mm d. 


7 amicitiee . Suecid 
compen{atum exiftimo, a6r : 
© cedentibus S. Regia Mar © 
' jeftatis declaraterii liters 
mihi communicate: ,. & 


C019919, 


fab Bf Ny, bilgz 


and. to be. cept Junius aut: mags; Pe} 
©; noto federe cum S. 
Regia Majeſtate ſancii 
7d by . me, 4 quo uu ir  mody divel 
League. Thave mepatiar,”: Nec: oft q 
| ajefly; oblata Caſaris © qu 
rundan  Principum. 
ce diatio,. unbras ali 
contrarie- ſuſpicions i 
a Mee. wehere poſt 5 cum illam 
ny 2. Mediation. from. prafracie . reſpuere nec « 
the Emperor and Princes, remporum horum - Tatio. 


ſhould raiſe any Suſpi- Pa- 


EEN. 


S 


ra IE COIOS, 


» gain time, I 
t that Afﬀai: 
liminaries ? 
log to.the Perſons. 
it 


+ 


mean! .: ns of Secu- 


Y 


i, 

lf from his Maje- 

; on 'whoſe Pro- 
truſt to - 


5 
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© Bens ; 
Wy i9ji. 
rum, de mods tr, 
& medizs ſecuri rafi 


ponendis 7 


tum, 


Ch: "Sarah Dd 4 


f 
f 


F 


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omit Cer emon ' or 2 
th like it. oh 
5 tell 


| y f . 658 


me to 


*4 PE #74 | Se 
write 1 


ID Shs 
TBI po rh 4s, 


-2 kb 


3 64 


op; which wy well 
you do not ing! 
"nk Exchange. 


. to rig , 

- But-I fear their F 

hath not left them. 
| -Incetett prov voketh t 

the* 


TR Cour age of Bugland ves YA. 0 Ir 
there being { Appearance - 
thing tohel p us from abroad, 


, 


.* 


A TAEAER 


* 


L oo 
WIR wee 
ot 


j 


Court. will 


BÞ 


tar.as the. * 


— "tiyate a firic& Friend- co/ere, intentus ſeryper 41h. 
:  0(= 


"in order to Caſte] 
I have ſent remif :&'j 


—_ 
ſome rati. 


» Jam ex pradifto domino 
ernatore lativs cog 


ut Regis M og 3 
ws *y Juce con is oe Jo 


know already in ſuo ſervitio conſervari; 


Ws. % - 
ng Ep 


SY 


eftatem certiorem > Feet j 
ow” ind; cums 


och P” & conteſtetur : 
Quo me Dio: Vra. ibs 


nd that it be /ummopey ovligabit 


oland, otro 


Num 


ble 


era 


confi 


= 


d 


en 


ey are to 
ll not be 


[ preſume. my go. 0 
ore this time arri 


nd I 


ers, 
- may be bh 
ed on our Part, 


though there will be, as you 
- tay, a great Latitude for them to cover 
E © 


ONe, 


< 


P, 
nd 


Serv 
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OW 
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arc 


ry 


on 


ec 


it 


e 


fa 
n-. 


eyance I ſend you 


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w-will 


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Kilkenny, OBfeb. 14. 1666. 


*., 


to acknowle 


a” 5 


. . They were Vet 
of them got ! 
that they out-ru 
et out of Englas 
ſhall be in your Livery, and perhaps. t 
- whether your Bruſſe/s Camlet will refit .Z 
riſh Rain, as I have known it do that of 
Flanders. 1 muſt thankyou for the Pre- 
it, as coming very ſeafonably, both 1n 
xect of the time of the Year, and that 
t I can yet find, my Michaelmas 
_ hardly haye purchaſed two. 
. Uo And that your Stuff /will_ make 
" me, if Ithall be honeſtly dealt with. 
nce and out of 
rmed of all that © 
{fioners and their 


& 


x 7 w 


rain belonging to that Court, have all 
Buſineſs, and will haye all the Money j 
"nt 


ing themſelves : 

rhaps the King, a 

an Advantage : The King muſt be 
,..and England only can do it. 
ye could hear of ſome , Overt 


* 


orbidding us to ſend 
arkets, will + 


Have recei 
me of the 


Exchange for Fifty Poui 
_ © which, Idoubt not, will ſuddenly be paid. 7 
F'owe ſo many of thoſe Advantages to - i 
your Care and Kindneſs, that "they "2 
- become: ordinary, and =o & 


. 


F 3 , me: any. new 


F | Thanks. Bhs 
\. We have-great:Exp 
A Suedes Army: at*: 


.. Confederation again 
_  Wehear the Duke'of 


OF 2. ND 


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4 
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ir 


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26 n 
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27jona te bumble Servant, 


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VW. Coventry. 


f. the FN paſt found bow on my 
r. wher | purpoſe to ſpe 
inter. How the 
” - ſeems adage doubtful 
ould make 


d without any R eflection on Ss 


oft written to Sir Jobn Shaw-to draw: it 7 
into Emgland when he ſhall find it beſt; _ 


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SEX ERR 
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py, 
+ 


TW 
a+ 


1am prepared to. 


Ls tte Rp 


ih ns AS Io qe” 


ps equal Credit wou 
gvea in land to both. It made 


wv 


affetionate hum 


: of - your Nego 
n. 'greater "Sat 


ed to' you when Ithink they 


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ceaſe with 
we both to 


3 
at is repealed, _ There is no 
oth the Article about 
e States any more Ad-. 
"concetve the A 


T4 


w. or where this Letter will find. you, 
10w not; For we here believe Bruſſels 
beſieged, and that according to the Falhion 
of this Year's Camp gne, 1 lit le leſs than 


eB 


© 9, 


Hollis. 


Breds, July 4. SN. 1667. 


. Ye 
ws 


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Y we ot: LY 4 11 =” C nh, = 
hen we may at leiſure dif- 
courſe 


Turram 
|. made no Noiſe at al 
evonſhire keeps up her F : 
t hath been-of late Mr:Wal- | : 
atre : The Aſſembly of Wits - 
oller's will ſcarce let him 
John Denham 1s fallen 


Re 
SF. 


fas JEN EXCe 
Dutc I of / 


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ENT 


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Ne OT 
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hn ” oe? bs 


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on 


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rake 
People be- 
4 according to 
tTam told, 


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22, EC RIP 


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ve ; and that 
manner of it ha 
a lictle more 
there were nothing faire: La Ligue au 
more to be delired. eneft zres /atisfaitte, 


eſe Prinees mightily ſelon les apparences les E- _ 


"* 


defire the Peace upon /pagnols auront beau faire, 
your Conditions; the on [auvers leur pais en- © 
- League depis © 


+ 


ap- 


le 
DHS AVER 


orement le $8 
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* 
li 


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A 
4.4 


hold with 
Zeal 


your 


J 


wherein 
Pleaſure. 


Letter you d 
Honour to 


any fie tre nous et par 10s 

1cu- Maitres. Cate 13; que le 

ich is "Roy de France's Ve Par 
alle 


ert more pa 


weDeY 


SE. 
MI. 
UT 


ive, dexequter en 
from the Js maniere la plus wigow- 


France, or any 
Evas!« 


faire je pourra, 


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wry 


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Nh 


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ermany 3 
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ces of G 


"not break a Prom 


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| as the. Stack ; pre — a jelle lips 


aite. aUec fes. 
4. Paroitroit 2 
qi '# - fat. - 


e par cette liaiſon, & 


; Excel- par conſequent par ſea 


PM 


, 


not truſting” their ans dans þ 
| Aﬀe- Gg 


e fave by 
And if you ha 


" ap- que” 
"the de, celuy qui” 


Di- Gg 2 


AL: 


TY 


te , the proving es 


"quis. = C f 
et je ne dow 
"the. conduite que 4 


will receu. de Tom þ "Br Kees 
'e rect n his une declaration, dans les 
cellence a Declarati- farmes &t par ecrit, cot 
Form, ' and in che; en termes clairs 0 


” 
F: 


0 


Wi WR3. © J* 


eave Us a- Pais, C2 que nous Me 
ny Apprehenſions of %on: pas pre 
his endeavouring to fre precc 

ake further Progref- con que ledit 
' ſes in this 'Count bien fauſſer ſa parole 
which we cannot ſup- #, er ſa promeſſe [i /o 


pole 


x ies 
WIE th 


$2 


bf I 


ve given Order. to 


Ago) 
larl 


0 im as it were. VO 

be 5 Honour to articles ſeparez, - + hl 

a tE1n jneWar ue je ne 24s qu Aprou- 
againſt  'GF | 


" Femps en te 
"intention de. 


*s 


CT CLIT 1s gre "= uſſel es que le 
JH NO rhe. IE» Co 
I was very ” 


Patch the Baron of 
d that it i 


- 


P 


ure two . choſes now ſont a 
10 olutely | 'neceſſai Fer: Þ 
. 1e firſt 1 Is, miere ef que Þ 
# and thi: wa © 


*; 


& Fautr, re. 2 | oe mon _. 


e AS. 


oid mw clufarn +. 
$6EY fi Ign- rraittt de | 
Cond, 
re cots au premier point, 
noms. ſommes reſolus de 


TS. 4 


a 


the oe L.CnGezYOuSs wor. | Bergop 
thall be at Bergopz,oom , - -et aux environs. 5 ft 


or thereabours ; from . 
e will be a 


COn- Ent tems 


ordre pour 1 equi) 
 quarante et + hots 
de guerre par. 
nombre per 
Tb) com- gardeet Fe 
uſed for Guard Er #5 


order to their Am- 


G fain and his - ſesb fin; ſtrefur be. 
iniſters upon the  bre et la quaniate des Va- 


o 


"Number of Ships and iſſeaux er hommes, que 
Aen that each Party chacun s oblige 


$5. 


ſhall be oblig'd tO have tour prets # en 


- 


ready, and in what Ourre cela les 
time. LE the le, 'Etat | ſont 
101 abu 
"avec les 
inifters' 


Treaty will bet 
tO MOrrow or the "neke 


par tions and 


26 Al es me ſemblent fort 


 woudra la Pais 

Gil ie element” y crowvera fan 
pport and Adqs app y 0 Jon avantage ; et 
;and rhartheſe dow or "+ "ph era de ba 


roi fruſtrer 
iT Vous 
op exhor- 
fares par Vos 
" Roy de 
arae Bretagne et 4 ſes 
*XNOTTAtIONS Necel- 42 mſtres, & firs que de ce 
fary to the King "of cote 14-01 'we manque fas 
tn yo his" 1- faire des” [emb [ables 


DY = 


* 


2s PS £7 


il be nt 
rake more for the / 


Compte, Or: others , e 


Exceptions et 
| rojent eſtre 

very: judiciouſly to obs Mais aujji quatid 
viate all Exceptions «2 aura mis par Li le Roy 
- and Delays which can ,de»France dans une ne- 


eeſſitl 


| ” Res 
mae þ tretbens”" et tes 
76 ' Getteraux ferojent 
” incontinent et ſans 
| archander, Foutes oy 


7 


"echange.”'s 


'dthe King ſur quo) je facheray Fo 
bare ac diſpoſer les Etats 4 le 


£ 


conformer* 


1 ſoit que 
hink boy ratificati 


f a» 


np 


os 


Re 
JE INE 6d 


in the re"! 
nts, as memes - 

ir Abe woo » lems 'aftions ; 
'S marching an Army marcher en ronte diligence 

with all Diligence 'to ne. armee aux crvyire 
erg-opzom , and by de Berg-opz,com, et ayants 
| ſending an Expr $ tO envojt leur -avis par ul 
; the Hh Pe 


' de la; Gr 

& des Exats, nt 
wurre. pas ſonffrir qu os 
accable un tel Etat ou un 
tel Miniſtre, ſans luy pre- 

annot . luffer ter /ears ſervices & 4 
Aa State or Miniſter ſtances : :.. Et je ne vois 
to be injured . without point. 'de diſpoſition -icy., 
lending him their Sex- qui ne ms afſeurt que on 

vice 


Hay march guer,: /+ 

fiftance of the Grande Bretagne en v 

- upon - the faire autant. . Mas pour 
G 20s faces, en bom 


. to acquit. our Conſci- . Fe ſms ; 
ences, and lt . Te : 2i0n qu 4 
tes, 


ely of opinion. 
-we muſt make all A 


af 


= 


ther Pa beg 7; ; 

_you.to the Deputies of 

the States. tocommuni- ,&e  gtepdre 1cy Pius 4 

cate t9..youg. having 7% s 7 Wi! 7 b, % 7 hy 1 
at preſent TO Pour. repeter. en un mos 

enlarge. furcher,, bur gue; 4 ;b16- 

. - only .to re 


- word, that I am truly. 


Fobane de Wit 


Joban. de Wit. | 
From Hh 2 


\ 


"the 2d iba, yn re ry nuit i paſſe 4 efte 

. reaſon. of a Feaver I cauſe que je oy pas pi 
pot-by a great. old * vous repondre” d abord 4 
But to- wotre Tettre du 24 de ce 

ais vers le midi 


* 
: 
- 


ately anſwer y '' Lore fu ere une fle- 


5 me ba fievre eff ant beaucoup 
to 'diminute, me laifſe pre- 


hit. ſentement | la Faculte* "de 
rice - VOUS dire, 7 ne quoy qu "il , 
epar- a a or 
apelle, Mon 


Ch: palls; fe nevoy 
: OF. © Aalrs © 1 borogxt que dans la 
ou'd be more necef conjontture” preſente des 
far you to refide offaires,' dire ſejour ſoit 
at City than'at plus neceſſaire au dit. lieu 
- Bruſſels but on the 9u'a Brufſelles ; J mais que 
contrary ,_ that /-the out au 'contraire , Faf- 
Afﬀeair- is now reduc'd faire ft preſentement re- 
*roſuch a Point, that duite 4 un point, que ce 
the Buſineſs which pour quoy wour wous fuſ-, 
carried you to Aix, ſrez, tranſporte 4 Aix, ſe 


. 


| ve ne- 

Ma drels 
in procuring us an 
trumenc,* which ina 
few Days will put us 
'in a clear Light upon 
' what we. are finally ro 
reſolve and” to. do; if 
the ' Marquis |of. Caſtel- ( 
Rodrigo \econds- us -, 
as we hope and-exped 
from his :Prudence, 
and. from the-viſible 
Intereſt of his Maſter, 
-- which 'obliges him to 
ic. I fpeak+ of: the 
Project pr the..Treaty 
drawn. upo the. Foor 


"a ana the 
{aid Mini zf- our. 
aſters. at: Fae and 

' the Commi lioners of 
France,where- 

of I am. fure you have. 
receiv'd a Copy from 
Sir obs Trevor. I think 
this-Proje& gives: us a 
Ce» 


Patis, ont negotie ady 
ment de nous avoir. 

- 'procurer 'un' 11 | 

qu} nous metty a en-Ppen: 
fours dans 'une. clarts en= 
treve Four: re 

ment ce; | que"! 710us* { 

4, firey. 

c 

et Pattend 


de ſon Malire 

Le. fe parle' 

traitte dreſje fur le Pie 

 Palternative . &- "£021 

entre les _dits Miniftres 

20s  Maitres i 4 Paris. et te: 
ſaires du Roy: ae 


Þ» -- 


Hawes dont je m PP 6 

que Vous auret receu. C 

de la part- de. 1 

Trevor... Jl me: 

ce projet nous 

main. un. moyen * aſſent 
? avoir 1a. pain, 0 

ne | guerre” : dans laque 

Tous s Princes & Eratsde- 

H ir 3 dn, 


bone Van Cs” 
et Trevor, pour ſigner en 
ta ſor nom et de la part 
r Be- Roy ſontmaitre, le traittt 
obn avec les Comm aires dn 
Roy de 


ONES, ment au projet: ſuſdit que 
King his je trowee entierement con- 
Teaty forme 4 notre. convention 
wee's of & nos: articles ſecrets; 
348 inſt. que” le Sieur van 
>& a- Beaningen nous. mande 
21 We _ 


\ rt1- " weſt que. 
;- Mmfing Bover ayme mieus de ſigner 
rand mime Teabt: traitte, et 
ange' 
ent-of-ir, = de Ia Part au, Roy te 


Unleſs his Excellency France, au quel Cas ime 
would rarher Fen the ſemble _ue Fon” w'auroi 


Yrs 4-0 
Of: France and. 


 Puting # 
the Terms of the-Pref« 


nr Los 


FRET Yota 


Term a hs mare tO. Prem: egu/ques. ay: dernier 
the H h 4 Jour 


terre Fe | conformite 
zme de ms. articles 
PAR ol 
Ex comme” il- ne pent 
tomber- dans 'Veſprit d'un 
\or* to” Lo homme raiſoneble, quela_ 
Ferm with "Reyne d'Eſpagne pocrroit 
re fi aueugic que de ne 
pormt' le ait traigte 
Jul lay | Fart Pe3- +7, Conte de 
.dre Une m Fram Bourgogre. 
vince entiere; gat de- 
"ro- our 'thi  divre un Roy 
icle. IH 2» ud. accablement - de 
5 ngleterre et de cet E- 
rat 2 $12 we Verois nullement. 
"hicts #*atcirder au Roy 
de France tout . :CE qu: v7, 


ar ane. pp ral 
5.91} 045 Qui'11 6- 


JS 
- 


.Principalement 


 hardat- 

ig the King of rwemon” 
ance Whatever he can tetire de 
demand with any Ap- ome 
 pearance of | Reaſon , | paſſe, nous an ery 

| -aſe jon ne- ent entictement. TJeR 
*- de Sutde, «oppo 
ares wg 


lobe: als A blinded. pe 4 la Rs; Neant- 
- bythe. Appearances of | moins nous avon encore 
Reaſon 1 in Aonfiewr de Vendredy paſſe envoye tels 
- Lionne's Letter of "the ordres & nos Gmbaſſadears 
' 29th; paſt ) abandon us que fe ne doute' d'un -t 
= "idly: The King, of / ſucces” de ceire negot; 
-. + Szeden or his: Miniſter Quant Bil autres po 
at nn oa do, & think, de votre letrre; Te Tuis's: 
- ſtretch the: Cord roo blige de me remetire4'ce 
"far; and he: will break | que vous pourret exteridre 
it if he does: nor"yicl te mot Depatez; et 'de ſon 
a lictle..' However,we Excellence par les avis de 
| have aft Wedneſday ſent P Ambiſſadeur Don wt 
uch - Orders co our wan det Gamarra * *'C'e/ 
Ambaſſadarsy thar -Þ pourquey © 66" finiſſamt je 
_ doubr,nor a good. Suc- denacureray comme je ſuis 
| cefoof chisN ponatior, wveritablement, Monſi eur, 
- For the other Points 9 44 
er," muſt + - Vorre, &c. 
fer my ſoif-ro:whac ne hag 
/0u canlearn from our  Foban. de Wit. 
| Deputies and his Excel- 
_  dency, by Advices from 
the Ambaſſador Dorn 
ſtavan : de Gamarra. 


here- 


br] 


A Mayence 1 2me. 
4 Av ri], 166$, 


Monſieur, 


Yan ſceu Farrivve 


Fagne 4 la' neg 
la paix.emre 


confuance 
17 que Vinterventi- 
ention. on. et Pautorite d'un 'Roy 
id Authority of ſo þ puiſjant donnera un poids 
oreat a King, will give tres grand 4 { affaire, et 
much Weight 'ro the facit 
Afair, and very much. conciliation & le 
facilitate. the' Peace ; /om 
which employing. all quelle 
, my Thoughts at pre- rous Mes | 
' ſent, Thave diſpatch'd 4 Jadite "aitle.; 
to the ſaid Town of Baron de. Schonborn mon 


Aix 4p Ne 


he can wird 


ir. Exc oe to be - - Excel 
* afſured, that, as I ſhall que c 
_ always reckon it an jours gle 
- Honour to ſerve the $948 


Dan = Fn, 
" ing in particular that 9ue fe 
Tam, My Lord, —- 


Fionate Servant, 


£ 


RYTNCH eo 
Vo FOLKS 


ud - 
Fu 


_ A la Haye 16me, 
Mars, 1668. © 


«a 


* 


- Monſieur, | 
Pres que je Vous ay 

A. ecrit le ame je me 

trouue bonore de vos deux 
depeches du 9me et I 4,me 

le ce mois. La maniere 

+ apir ia Monſieur te 


” 
ky NE 


; 


igning of the Pro- Marquisde Caſtel- Rodrj- 


, ahd the lend 


t, and the ſending go nous deplait infiniment; 
'the Powers till the et "nous. croyons Ppenetrer 
French begin .to. be in . afſes dans ſes wiſtes, pour 
motion ; and in the conclurre que ſon but eff 
mean. ile to. "ſign or ae delayer la ſionature du - 


Wee > , 


E 


he Power deſired, projer' et Fenvoy du pour 
| ſummon. us by woir jJuſques 4 ce que les 

virtue of 2 former Pro- Frangois commence 4 
miſe, to oppoſe 'our ſe remuer ; de ſioner en 
Arms again! thoſe of mime remps ou 4d envoyer 
France, which will then /e pouvir deſire, et de 
begin to Enter into A- nous 
"jon, and; by that 

mans ſet us into an 9- 


© £7 
ry : 


pNIEOVE 4” 


@ s 
I 


en War by Advance” nous: #7 FF en 
ee a er, ro. ive the | Tn We 0 8 RT 


willing entirely to a- | &77 4cj10n, « 

To dvice, metre. en: 
En to authorize-our par” 
— Depuries to: paſs a pro- 
- miſe with you in+due - 
gene by Wruanggellt- 727 TS 3 
" foring in it- the. fame - wth 
:'Words of our third { 


% 
F, 
$ 


- parate Article: And I :zort, nous; avons bien vou-' 
-think you have very ly nous Con 
judiciouſly conſidered, | 
dition. of - 
the. Promiſe ought: to , riſer <0 O13: 
"=be, not only th fgning J#7 auee voy, bo promel 


ment 4 


of theProjectand Pow- - en bowie. of dei forme par 
ers ; - but _ if after the | eerir DD 
— ip ring; SC. France Te- memes parole” dg *troift 
es either to. confent -_ }; II 
'to it,or to contihuethe - Loy 
Suſpenſion of , Arms , : res, 
'e believe we have BER, 
Fs ep tocomplain -c0n 7 
'of t 


by the States Gated, ment a igrarure du 


and delivered: to Show projet _ et des powvuars , 
Effevan de Gamarra in mais fe apres la fiona- 
their Reſolution of the ture, &c. la France 


T6= 


et de deptcher le 
 cela eut_ efts fait 
xd, nous nous trou- 
hors 
bſcurits ; car on 
ihe” bs an en | aurojt 
s, and efte ſuivie* 4 Paris, 4- 
be. of Pome wee 1a ſuſpenſiom dar- 


d of it, mes; ou en cas de re- 


Lk. 


© apiroit 
It! bon coeur et in Nerogg 


o gue. Et 7 vous Jop- 

| the Power plie - de faire woir 4 
of involving them in /ov ' Excollence Je Plus 
an - open War with | vivement qui} ſe pour- 
France, unſeaſonably, r# faire, que /# 4 cette 
and beure 


am-aſſured, that after muer ; ou qu alors fig- 
this Pace, which is the ant. ou envoyant te 
_- laſt the States arecapa- Pouuejr it eut /e droit 
\. bleof making in this de faire agir 10s troup 

-  Conjunure, the Mar- contre celles de France 
* quis will not delay a avant gye e Roy de 
b Mo- _ | France 


5 


FY 


= cont inuer 


our ſieur le © 
el- layera * 
> him by fa” 
nal Mn d'un 
and. mais, 
ally by tigning. ap arance, ' 
s Treaty, the ble de'- "faire, je bn 
ative he | has [pplie\de Ii faire. Voir 
4 as "AA a comme il. Flr ppg s 


by. what 
; a his Excellency 
"On ut 


| _ us ina | Wat 
; inſt France when 
y on their { de; Are 
eſt for concluding 
EaCe, is what I can- 
-- fuppoſe ; and if 
thinks Pruning will 
w. back, or refuſe 
- Snſpegtion ; then 
- why 


rions bien embar 
le Roy de France flit de 
ja parts. de Bgris ver 


projet ſigne ou le pa 
/ FHE arFaUe: Te: ne- 

pas - par | quielle pi 

ſon Extelletice trou? 

ae faire decrier_ ſa 
dure par rout le mondes 
.& de peradre le pais de 
fon gouvernement z CAr 
He nou croire ſi mal avi- 
» ſes. qu'elle nous 'pourroit 


engager dans. une ST 


prendre. ns. M 
fieur - Colbert a 4 
fait parotere 


Maitte, par 1, 
tute, 3. or-upon-any.0- rio. qu'il fo pre _ 


= 


r;z whereas wy a ment, 5 uk il a ordre nl 


> any arTool 
at. all: And 1 affire, 
itive Ad- 
ices We receive of -it, os antres, 4 ou an; cons. 
make every  Body's traire Monſienr le Baron 
bn Head ae: Bergeyck ne ſe trouve” 
autoriſe a rien, Et Je 
V0145 aſſeure que les avis. 
poſitifs que nous en rece- 
. vons, font tourner la tete 
a un chacim : Ce pour- 


Gy”. 


to 

| think no. , 

al means to re- 
ce him to Reaſon, | 
- of ſome Expedi- ' 


_ Great weryy” and 

neſ Fs may take 
res with France for 
reventing the Miſe. 
ries of the Neighbour- 
in which I 


"our Aorvergite” as 
believe you will by 

event a4 Caſe ſb de- 
T wich much Nr | 


Str, your GC. 


bid 

far, Bare edi 
par lei quels le | 3x7: Bia 
Grande Bretag 


iT, 


OT Ch Go carion } elon” 


us vous cooperes. avec 


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chop with. fo. much plication & ſs henre 


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Application , and: 1o ment aupres de Monſieur —_ 

ſucceſsfully with the le Marquis. de. Caſtel». 

arquis of  Caſtel-Ro- Rodrigo, que Ceft a vous 
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B& you in it: "And with 
a, cop{idering what Eſcapes 
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Count de Molina within ſx Weeks time 


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comefrom. A a ang and the faid 
fador obſegyi already that the 

Molins calls to the Dutch Ambaſ 
and Us for a Ratification ; he adm 
us to delay it till the: Conditions E 
formed with him : This, I fay, is of 

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Chriſtendom; 1delire to 
ge with... you up- 
he happy Succels 

K 3g T hope, the Ra- 
tification of this Trea- _ 
will be exchang'd in 

1 th tides ; 
ſhall not” fail on 

my part; of contribu- 
1 can to the 
reſervation of -the 
aublick Peace, and to 
tecond his Majeſty's 
Intentions ; aſſuring . 
2958 | your 


maniere dont } 9 
Cellence a ſeen conduire 
une affaire de telle im- 
portance 4 toute la Chri- 
tientie. Fay bien voulu 
me Cconjuir avec Elle de 
Pheureux ſucces qui Pa 
ui Feſpere que la 
- Ratification 9 ce Traite 
ſera echangee 4 t ſor terme 
de part "antre 


' ne manqueray de contri- 


buer de ma part tout. ce 
Ke # pourray 4 la con- 
ervation du repos public, 
0 pour, _ſeconder les in- 
tentions de [a lajeſt : . 


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btouk, 29 May,1668. 


4 


27th” aonte he! 
en a de Monſte 
- + Cafte-Rodrigh, 
10, rroee de Ia ratification + 
the qui 1 ay fait reponſe, 
h que Je 76 doutons p45 de 
nat I ce qu'il me faiſoit Phon- 
T what he mreur de methire; nas 
: Honour to |, __ 


1 no Newsof Trouvez, bon que je Vous 
Ring: Be pleaſed | repere la meme choſe 3 


fat I r: the ſame - ' que Je vous diſe que je- 

thing to you, ' ahd tell ſuis extremement etonne, 

u that I wonder ex- gue Pon ſe puiſſe plaindre 

uy now any One de ce que jay fait at- 

I taquer lenrs trouppes hors 

de la Ville : Puaſqueces 

ortes a attes dhoſtilite 

le Acts of ſont permis juſqu” ala 

ORHIY are alwaysal- publication de la paix 5 
owed till the Publica- 
 - Lon of the Peace; for 
| IT 


form ey might how I ſen 

Our - Priſoners back ſans 

- without ſuffering them permertre. qon les de 

to be_ di ounted . or ' monte & qui on les CL . 


——_— hat I allow powlle;, 

' NO Pillage that comes ma de 

to my Knowledge, and 

that they have diſ- Fr qu ils ont. © ai monte +74 
mounted and ftript — juſqi” a nos do- 


even My own Dome- meſtiques. Pour ce que 
ticks. * For what the Monſieur le Marquis de 
Marquis of Caſtel-Ro- Caſtel-Rodrigo vous a a- 
rx has aſſured you, ſeure que ſes troupes le 
that his Troops on the A7me apres midy,: & 1a 
27th at Noon, and the  nuit du 2.8me ou 297, 

_ 28thor2gth at Night, ravoient agi quem ſe 
acted only in the de- : deffendant , &ſt un veri- 
- fenſive. If there beany_ re dont je rombe accord: 
GQion for the furure, Si 4 Pavenir # y a quel- 
whereof I ſee no Apa gue attion, 4 quoy je ne 
POTRNCS, © then I ſhall "voy point d'apparance , 
now by the iſſue, whe- alors je ſauray par Iiſſue 
ther they have yet ils ont encore aps en ſe. 
acted defenſively or of-  deffendant on 


en Aat- 
fen- 


4 4g HANS 


. Could :not- receive 
more -- agreeable 
News than 'v 
tell me of your return 
hicher with the Chara- 
'Qer of Ambaſſador. I 
am ſure you will not 
doubt: the . Truth of 
what I ſay, whea you 
refleton. the Satisfa» 
ion I oughr'to have, 
and have already inthe 
Generoſity and Since- avoir, & ay en effets. 
_ rity I have. obſerved in la generoſie & ſuncerirs 
all your Proceedings. que. jay remarque. en 
_ You have reaſon, Sir, rout votre procede. Vau- 
to ſay," that it is im- avez” raiſon de dire; 
poſlible the King of - Adonfienr, quiil ne , 
Great Britain ſhould que Fintents 
not deſign to live in a 
perfe& good Intelli- 
gence with- this State, ail 
when he ſends usa Per- relbgence avec cet Erat,, 
ſon who ought to be puiſque 1] nous envaye une 
ſo dear to us upon ſo perſonne quinons doit eſtr 
many 'Conſiderations., chere par tant de conſide- 


ho- - K k 


Ir Merit. Et comme de art & d' 
I'de-  aurre.,'; nous. ne deſirons 
{ nem, m VOUS Av: moy. me 

_ Aeconſerver eternellement 


bs borne intelligence que 


ethen-; niteregklwoas Jucces 

© much Succeſs jernepric:pts dou? que 
dt doubt; butwe ' pores 7/evittonsf 

rout Ce qii-porrroit eftre 
pable.-00t capable de Uatterer. Per- 
ng it; Permit tertez moys, | Monſieur, 
Sir, to ſayy"\that que: je 20s diſe "encore, 
you ſhallfind.me always que. vous ine” trowverez 
ſed-to give:all fas tou war ad us 4 donner 
 Fility to whatever:can 
rout ce aut _— etablir 
Pintereti commiln \&e (un 
and; as' 1. know 1 ſhall & de Pairre 'Erat;;, Et 
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Yecoverr do Vous ? Ty ” 
reconnois que ef le Þ} 
coenr ' qus parte, & que | 
vous prenez veritable- | 
ment part a mon affi- F 
tHion ; dont je voy que | 
ſavez, celle \_ 
"perte- ineftimable | 
que j ay fait : Et joſe” 
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; 3h | } moſt humbly intreat ' erre perſuade que j'y re- | 
1 you to be perſuaded. ponds perfaitement, que 

3 that 1 perfeRly return Je ſuis dans Vimpatience 
i your Kindneſs, and 


furs 


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a ſion ta give. you Proofs. comme. jeſpere que jen 


1] ſhall find when we 


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{pect to the Greatneſs © fe Fol 
and rhe | the” 


fave you Tas other $96; of it ey 
your own fake. In the mean time, 


ad. 


CONTAINING... 
© of the moſt 7; 
om 1665 to 1672. 


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Dd ty nba ac Dear Ahern 


iew'd by Sir W. 


4 bs. 


LONDO. 
on/on, at Gray's Inn Gate in Gray's 
n L . and F. Churchil, at the Black 
ann Pater-Noſter-Row 3 and R. Simpſon, at 
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a Letter Irom hls Ma-©- cxlzer, jnfqu,” 4 ce que 
> 1] ſend. it Now 7enfſe Fhonneur detre 
iQ celife © porreny ann Letere de ſa 
be | » » 4 by / 

nNel*t be-* Majeſte, Je Penvoye 4 
IEVE, tNar T Telent as” cerre ren,” > je ſupplit 
1 ought, the Honour F. A. ge crowe que je 


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fideration of preventing the two” Com:- 
es proceeding by Rules'or. Execution! 


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his Majelty*s 'good Intention in-it-? 


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uld be done too, , fince- it impe 


e for one as Yother: And 


her Matters that were thought neceſſa r\ 


& 4 


Forces, and Ad 


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rreatnels of 
of their. 


}t Princes, -among whom. 
ghts of. 1t but the laſt, nor. 
n1nto them, withs 
"pur upon them by 'thi 
- had. his \Breec 


ave becn the ableſt of all the Race: 
mM. thence tell into Commendations 


C ſineſs of Spain, he was: | 
as your: Lordſhip, 
3 olwer, and pleaſed w 


- 
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hem upon the Guaranty, / 
ad reiuſed to give- it with 


ce'of Spain in the other Poi 
no further, ' having not. 3 | 
Marquis nor from the Spaziſþ | + 
| or- here "S. ite The reaty | | 


en ao 


os nt © by fine certain Pt 
ſeveral Parts of the Empire; and the 
eXemanding one hundred: and- fi y 3 
fand; which would make one ima- 


_ © pine the Spa aniards had not one of their five. | 
© Senſes left, to hazard of pat for ſuch a _ 
dum, a Treaty wherein dihip - 
ill obſerve. a particular ing 
Room for Spain to enter into it as I 


| leaſe. - 2, 


'Bavoy hte 


bo lu&t him outof- my C 
1, FI ns have hitherto d one ba gy, i the ; 


Haye, Sept. 9. 
S, N. 1668. 


h 4 { 


Deſpues de = 
aje. de mar 


e me haze 'd Sennar 


nY 
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e no haverme 


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on of the Army in 


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ders; and that they 


n, with the Mony 
have received, to 


recover new Life 3 
. they! have too. much 


A 
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I pray God to pre- 


; ſerve- your Excellency muchd 
. many Years, and give 4; ſeruir le; © ©. 


_ me maniy. Occaſions 'of , . 
VINg You. | 


Mo 
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8 T kiſe your Excellency's BL. 
 Hanas, &e. 


- 


DIE 


Plague, 08. 2. S.N. 1698. 


S «4 
, 5 & 


Received the Honour of two from your 
Lordſhip, of the ath and zoth palt ro- 
er, in one Packet from Mr. Williamſon 


k 


Fa 


s + 


e time of my aſt -Diſpatch into' 


-: ich heReaſon of my ni 
. anſwering them the ſame Day ; bell 
hat T had written to your Lordſhip a lo 

one about . another Subject by && 


or all that touches the Marine Treaty, ' 


2:07 iſt refer Lord Arlington's Letters 
s Ordinary. .A$ to the Point of my © 

g Envoys, I thiok it is better to let © 

1t 15, than for your Lordſhip to ©: 

E y further in it ; and be content we - 
: ollow, fince we. are not at preſent |. : 
; umour to lead. - EE 
elieve I could order it ſo, as Span and - 
— | ,, 'agd this State, ſhould alter the Cu- © 
_ . » Rom by Conſent with us;- but that which' 

. wiſh'd was, that his)Majeſty might have *] 
I  fingly., he would follow 'fio other | 
EE Þ ules but. the old ones which he +. 


and ſeemed to approve by Sir 


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4 


it ri he; it may 
' fe wa and theſe oa and a 
ers Except Frame, follow his Majel 
ek which I could have held a 
er. of , and 1s every. Jies Opu 
, as it 15 many P 
"would havy fallen zz £00, upo | 
Ze 1N Commerce with othe r 


d given it, not one Re 


17 Band i it Ns, ; _< 
n ' caſi n to, change it them 
: the firſt Profit, and all the 
| ©. as Pleaſure 'of ſeeing ys all : 
| _ Them both upand down as our 1 
| a Country Dance; and Iam ſure Thad as 
| © hevebelameasdo fo; and cannot tell why, - 
| . his Majeſty ſhould not "thin of being inthe - - 
| _ Headbothof the Aﬀairs and Forms 10 Chri= © : 
|  Penaomas well as any/of his N eighbox Kings 4 
.. C. 4 ST Lacs ; 


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Sir did at: firſt; Thar ut 


to) my Lord Wit. 
hem” expect nothing Frey 
hat his RE kon was very _ 


8 who” ins their Subjects ; That he _ 
ws not what” can be done further rhan 
| rs to be both examined. and 4 


uſed by the way, the Dutch 
gf were very wee to blame in that, and *ris 

_ a Thing hea zhors (but we have yet only 
their own Words: for that) and he will in- 


upon it, 


Jy yy in or demand, 
ad Suki r 


re to. do than acquaint þ 
ſhould receive any further 
: T hear the ſame here which your 
| Lordſhip does there; of the. Marquis C nt 
; © Roatrigo's Intentions to paſs through Ex; 
| land into yoores which Lſhould be glad of 
| I believewith your: Lordſhip, he will have 
| Credit in the Councils of Spain, and fince 
you would have'me-think © what” I judge 


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; our 
\ by. * particular A 
neſs of their pr 
nduR, and: Diviſion of their Coun- | 
| -onſequences of & 
are, 'want of Order-in their Govern- 
nents ti! .rmies, their Revenue, and 
ou t, ar preſent, even of Genius.in their 
Nation , which ever riſes and 706 mpg 
_ ing to that of the Prince or Miniſtry : F 
_ if Men ſee the way'to riſe, is by. Worth 
' + and virtuous Qualities , the Genius of a 
4 : Nation will run; that Way' ,. and apr 


oy 


1 _ great Subjedts. It they can b 
1 © by vicious Humors , by keel rts, - by 
'} warm Purſuits every Man of his own In- 

1} -— tereſts; the whole Spirit runs into thoſe . 
Courſes, and perhaps /the faſter, 1th 
'}  Propenſionof our Natures rather to Hl tha: I 
.. to Good. © Se a” os : 


2 


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{ent Intereſt and that: of all:C 


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very Subſtance of the Body, ic will - 
row weaker rather than ſtronger by it: 
, +.» "As we ſee in Spain, the Spirit beganto fail _ 
the Weakneſs of their Kings and Minis 
_ For” this Reaſon , and all thoſe , 


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nd no ſteady Support 


t we have been, what , 


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SV me4-:I think our Intereſt; ks F 


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pam, and might either preſerve their, 
or elſe hope to make a ſhort War, _ 


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le, 1s becauſe we might - 
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rearly Quantities of Salt 
r Parts, Which is m 


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3. ony to. his Majeſty , conf 
: atities his Kingdoms ſpe 
; doubt not ron 
& Payee of ready 


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n- wr will give more for out ; 
| +- than for all others, will 
| ons ay others, ſo they may 


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Caſe, we mult be content to 23 
Sweden ' whatever Spain can any | 
OT : their Defence ; «; : | 


our Gains are leſs, the Confſide-- 
LOS, of what. we may loſe, 
un in Trade, ita War ſh 
£ : For'there would beino. | 
eflet , lince the Suede T believe + 
| enter into the League upon ſuch 

d make them: And. 
4 would ak nothing better, than | | 
us all; 40 War, and th ſelves in. 3 
danger of the War ending, 3 
of the French Power. : 


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the Emperor, as far as 
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this would mak > them much warmer, in.. 
ithey. ſees: that 
5y--are abſolut el 
or, to ſay the our. fa at 
into the. French Intereſ s,' is the re 
0 A War. abroad, whereir 1t may. "X 
zall not have. any preſent Share, but 
| 4 Our . preſent Quiet . with 
the utmoſt Danger, after _ 
chough our Copgirion. is 1l]; to. 
ort of a 


, boldly wy, the Face, 


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yy cloſe) "link -with ſeveral other 


apap Alliance, and his 
Sibhies xceeping him. from furni, 


upport of it. *Tis not to 
mapined that Spain and Holland would 
do their utmoſt. towards: his Supply 
-. than loſe his-Afliſtance, : and leave 
n under the Temptation of falling into 
'new Meaſures with France. 
Alter, all this, I: think, let his Majeſty 
ke what Paces he pleaſ e,. either bold or. 
nder , in the. way he 1s : (for. I cannot. 
ink of a Change in that with the preſent 
junQtures), I know nothing / will be {0 
ry, with the Foreſight either of reef 
Var, as for his Majeſty.not to be { 
'next Spring without any, Mony in = 
aſury, or Credit.to raiſe.it ſpeedily and. 
',- without relying wholly upon - his 
ament's Supplies , by:any_ new Bur- 
$ upon the Body of the | *eople'; for 
hardly be done ag rgia long and 
ps crols Lebates in the Houſe, which 
his Majety's Credit with his N = 
: whenever the hap) en, ' more 
upplies granted: CAN ray Sit: And 
; after 10 great Payments as the Kih; 
$ continued, evet fince his Majeſty” 
tion; eſpecially during the. laſt chree 
E 2  _ i Xn 


ern with 
f Averſion and ( Commlants 
” Bur nothing, they'fay, is'more the part 
of a weak' Under + anmmct and unfit for 
Bulineſs, than'to propof e and enlarge upon 
Iniconventences, 'witt our ſo much as © er. 
Remedies: : -And therefore I ſhall {a od 
wat Firſt, methinks, two Propoſals which 
been already a-foot, are very conſis 
fe towards this End ; as, the ſelling'o M 
1 confi crable Quit-Rents, where the 
s hardly worth the Charge of raiſing, 
nd yet wy the reaſon of the Ttouble to t 
nant by” them , they will yield five 
x, if got ren.” Years Purchaſe more't 
| Tf this 


- Secondly; , 
ony would, T ſuppoſe, be eaſily 
the; Parliament ; would taki 
ax, of all others, ' moſt diſtaſtful to' | 
jects, and*if fold at pretty eaſy and mo+” 
lerate Rates, would be taken kindly of the - 
Peo Je, purchaſed readily, and yield a very 
preat Sum ; and the moſt equally! — 
f at. 


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n Holland by: Dutch: N 
-turn/their; Mony through | 

 eecouraged by the great In} 
ain there in lieu; of - ſo. {mall |} 


Srtvline of - 
4 at, I wo, a1 


> -that:a y M un makes, And. by 
the King, by \grantin good Security, pun | 
| itil Payments, and #t e,Reputation:jQ 
1/his Revenie, were gotten | 
-d0 got ſee. why he OY 


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into; Cr edit, - h$ -4 
not upon Occaſion take up what he pleaſe 


At. Six 5 pet Gent, as well as the Sfates do here.” L 


Ly 


PF 


42 1 Be ourthly,.'Tg enable the Kiog upon-any. 
JCCE fion to: give: better SECUrity ,, I know p 
othing, would: do ſo much; as if the Pat: | 
ent; could be. difpoſed' to ſettle» tlie 
n: him-for-oneJYear after his 
fn 2are pam 


[$ar his 


geſt Bran bac BY ISCVENYE,- and 10: 
other {tag themoſt certain. :_.., 4 
"-Fifthly, If any Thing 1 were ſet« on. foot. | 

in Parliament, rowards an Att. of Reſum- | 

Fon of Grants of Crown-lands, ſince a | 


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drawing ſuch Gr: 
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of- Parliament, . or the ele 
conſent: to .nothing tc 

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ihe" Deke with him upon the 
Q of his Journey; which he co Frog. 
ro be A Deſire of advancing the Treaty 'of 


245 2. hing:his Maſter has more 

in than Spare it ſelf, which will be 

r. able fiſt aft; the Loſs of Flans. 
than t 


_ can. I find he came 
Hopes of aftetting much by his Elo- 
quence and great Parts, and by making 

thers {ce\more of their own Ini ereſts, thi 


they were bats, to do. And fo wh _ ; 


Mt evident that France woul 
open the War again this Spring, and with-. 
in ſix Weeks attack either; Burgundy: or. 
Luxenbarg ; ; and'on the other Side, "Thar 
\Councils -of Spaiz as "they 
poſed, if they ſaw nor aſol lid and firm, 
ſtance from {be Neighbours , would 
all into the eaſieſt way of ending that Mat-. 
- ter, by giving up Flanders upon the: beſt 
;erms they could. That they were as a, . 
| lick 


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CCD, 
k "Man, that "would not. or/co 
lp themſelves, and/were:ſo to. 
1 by thoſe that were f{o:dee 
cerned in their;Tofs; | as: theſe Srares 1n 
_ tieplar ſeem 'to-be : And thatatter t 
rming of tlie: Duke: of Lorrais 
't France had: now teſolved;' and the 1 
|} of Burgazay, which wen be their: 


L fork; 1t would: be impoſſible ran T 
| tain'a War in 'wehat remains:of \Flz | 
7 when they could/do-1t 'no-longer by Di Di ; 

| ion', _ after theſe: two. Inniocs: anto Fig 

| Frog, this'x we. 

| hes e-ca 
| Fines already'z K 
: {: bBeaion tO2 my for- t 


n.the Guaranty: Was: | 
k know whether: tl | 


-$ And he: had the more- Rex 


| 3-Dy a Reſolution he was 
of, among the Srares:of Holland, to 

Et with: France about | diverting heir 
LE Mts upon” Flanders "in Cafe of 'the 


[8 wins varoe my pan 


44 


LOG 


 Scbſlants of his Firſt DiC. 
which Þ'told him, That:the 


Ofnce:T could':do' him at- his 
-was: to tell him, ' what Men 
- what. ;Refolutions be would find - 
to the! ri — mt <x noon his Paces 


, to en av6i inits ; Dake,” 
to ſucceed: That this 


5 Saeder's 


""Thar=wir 


other';' and without 
It affure himſelf;; the King 
4 never incereſs himſelf in their Quar- 
ſeek his. ah the 

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- tell him. freely,/T. © » | 
- thought F/lana might be 1nduced to give 4 
- &'general Guaranty, according'to the [Ar 
© tick of the" Freaty at Ax. That f hi 
- Majeſty and Szeden would be inducedito | 
join with them in it, I thought it was'the 
cheapeſt Bargain: that ever any Crown hac 
made. That I believed a Guaranty, withs 
out reciprocal Engagements, more to their 
Advantage, and'lefs to ours, than a De- 
| fenſive League, ' which they ſo much 'de- 
1 fired : But yer the Conjunttare was: fuch, 
|} and the Reſpects that entred into: it, as T 
\ ._ could affure him he would fail in the Pur- 
fuit of the laſt 3/ and T believed, might ſuc- I 
ceed if he would content himſelf with: the CY 
other. That, "if nothing-elſe were in the - 
.. Way, there! was not "Time left for it, and 
1 therefore I would adviſe him, to loſe none 
1. about it» That, for what ſhould happen 
Þ#- after the King of Spain's Death, I was con- 
4: wouldenter into it ; but leave thoſe Con- 
7 H+iderations to the Seaſon, 'in which: they M 
'F. ſhould ariſe. That, if Spaiz was reſolved "10 
4+ to deſtroy themſelves, That was a Thin | 
beyond all our Prevention or Remedy, m_ 


WP 
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MON SINng on 
> nn 32cs 3 a 


bor ly tobe berhoaned; and'no more to be.” 
thought on : -If;-they would be preſerved; 
hey knew the Price, which is; the wa I 
Subſidies , and {could beſt tell whether it T 
. were worth it: or no. | 41 J D 
This I- thought: was the beſt way pe 2 £ 
dealing with a Perſon, that had more Wit. | 7: 
1 great deal than 1; and {o- would be ſure | 
to have the better in Argument : And be- ] 
. fides, I thought it ficteit- for -a Buſineſs; 
which it is neceſſary to bring to ſome ſhore - 
Iflue:- And the Baron ſeemed not to reſent 1 
it-1ll;: and ſaid, Well, If you are certain the 
Dutch aill-ot be brought to a League with us, © 
we muſt think of what we can have, and nk 
what we cannot: Aod all that remained to 
be. done, was to draw up the Form of a* 
Guaranty, and fad it to rhe Conſtable ;, and 
let him know, that upon:Satisfaction of the 
Swediſh Subſidies,- that ſhould be ready for. ' 
him, -and without it we had- no more. to 
ſay.” 1 told him I thought he was in-the 
right way, and hoped he would ſucceed in” 
it; and aſſured him of our. Endeavours to. 
draw Szedento theſame Meaſures; and pers | 
ſuade them ,. if need were, to ſome little - 1 4 FP 
Eaſe in the Terms of Payment. He asked _}_ 
me, in Caſe the-Subſidies/ were not. paid; 
and the Guaranty given, and Fravce ſhould © 
next march, attack *Burgundy or Eutzen- 
* bur; 


OY | 
| have had me join wit 
* up an Inftrument of | 


th whom he had an Hour af 


. . And fo. our firſt 


ſ 


My Lord, your &e: 


yet T think T had-: 

A Of it ; but am very 
I can have no Reaſon for doing it, 'to a; 
other Perſon, but your Lordſhip, of whole 
Friendſhip I have had (6'many Teſtimo- 


* 


nies, and with whom TI have lived in {o 


+ 


much Confidence ever ſince our firſt -Ac-" 
uaintance., The preſent Subject is fo de-7 


licate, 'that I can hardly tell how to to 
it my {elf, or to truſt it in any other Ha 
but your Lordſhip's, who will better jud 
whether any Uſe may be _made of it, and 
I am ſure will make no 11! one ; nor dot 
expect there can be other, than to-gain 
ſome Light in a + Matter wherein I ant 
wholly ignorant, and perhaps your Lore 
Thip may not have been curious enough t 
dÞbſcrve {o near; and which ?tis yet ver' 
neceſſary for us both, to be as well inform 
as WE Can. 

Monſieur d? Witt came to me, as 
upon a particular Viſit; and as a Fre 


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| divers interets '&:” # 
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mier mts ia man 

Pouvrage (quand les 
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fe with urging us to. 
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reſponder a mW 

que bags 

efta materia , 

Rey mi Senor,” 5 no? 

yo '& primero Miniſtro 

"the 2 queen - aviendo bieg 

eo, whoſe merecido de E ro 
oP la _reco 


9714 , porque. 
70 COS 20s. 105-0tr0s otra. 
parte en. los megoCios : iN 
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favour ofichut. 


- NE blig rſpiritn” o eraſe 
$, Bs to be thank- en” nuevos beneficios ," "es 
Fu Te the old, and agradvcerle” algo de. 1s; 
| rather 


y oprias eel] M 
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wa ron 

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is wha ” 
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early cut off by th 
nd 1 find, Monſieur dz 


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rdy died Mon ieur Weymenum ; 


sreat Man in this State, but very li 
D Xewailed. | 
= I believe your Lordſhip may hear. 

, ports « of Diſcontents growing, and : 
-<changing-here-:-But- I-doubt- 
1\courſe further than among t 
re in the Skirts of Buſineſs ; whic 
- me hope there may be no more 

: bs all that is ſo laviſhly talkt of. here, and 

' of the ſame kind among us in E gl md : Tf 
"it ſhould be otherwiſe, I am'at. 


_ to be ignorant of it ;. being of fo much-Di 
reputation 


ot let paſs this  ſenrer 4 
ION without re- dune necefſitt 
ating to your Ex- ble Hexpedier inc. 
andoubt » 
'is, to faire toncher aux 
'e. Order with all 
for the Payment 


AS Tis -/ FE is 
t.; 12 - but: are. re- 


one premiere affaire 5; 


d Are 


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will not. be 


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ing- to the Ac ſigned 
by- the faid' Ambaſſa- 
.dor, and fince. ratified 


joinremenr_ avec moy 
les Etats G eneranx.. 


 etorent. four. prets A: e) 


partic 7:4 pour fo 
kn fecours de Forces, 
pour cela ils. attendoi 
ent que de. woir for. cette 
exogent reſolus #>+ Ae point. 


meler. Pune avec F 


tenir ” fours icy apres 

que V, E. ſe ſera expli- 

_quee ſur cette 

que Nous aurons regis. 

reponje, "ſuppoſe que cette | 

repenſe nes accordt pas 4 - 
e ſigns par le dit Avi- 


apre. 


| baſſadeur, & depuis ratis" 


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4. 


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Walt- _ , 


ce the Ly they + Lone been conteny | 
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ment to the$ 


VIgO cout d- 4 
| '{uch gar | 

thing the 'Baron &1/{ 
ntertained me - 


OucriGs of os | 
4 befbre : - And the Sum of 
as; as T imagined, to-ſound me whett 
 F:'would be induced to-enter *the- Cont 


pain to 
given of: ſo 


n Fe pra, Cdrie Sol 7 which 3 _— Ps 
FS would 


yet any Powers: 
thouſand ' 


the preſent Mon 
t of 


t depen 
the other 


ang : N repreſent it Z his Maje Y, 
Anſwer could be of no long Delay: And 
That T ſuppoſe will be the Fruit of our 


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| you all the Felicities 


wo, Hs 


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2» ce, je. ſouh 
q#elle y goute toktes 


+ 


7 artachez, an 


cannot end my Letter  ilaras, 


; que parler d affaires. 
Ss ay deja un per con- 


tratte de ce Gene ; , 


your Excellency to-the 5; ture 


Coun? mp ofive, os dre 
aifpoſer 'V. E. a une 
prompte "execution dans 

ne 


e pet erme, & of 
{far le caur Pinutilitd des. 
nine negotiations on on V'a fait. 


fo intervenir , & qu ont 
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wuch: wonder to hear from 
ros the - Difficulties you make 
elivering the Tin a 
h Prejudi 


though 


: 
7 


u know 


5: 


oners © 
for 


- 


m by Major Anaros, 
1 what concerns the 

Bui 'I defire you once again to. 
ily with him readily in the Delivery 
"the Tin ,. according to« the laſt Letter 

frote you upon that Subject ; and do ab- 
utely diſown you in all Difficulties you 

dall make upon Pretence of any Order 

m me d if you continue to delay it 

11 upon the firſt Notice of it 


> new 


, 
IE; 


a 


much as 


- 


uges, to 


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f - 


favour your 


« 


I am, 


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dit jout Servant; 


. 
V » 

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X 


-your, Royal CUnM Aran 6 6% 


2 uy - LK 4 gn eh EF Es | 
able onem meam fuiſſe confi- 

ker ,. CUM ths 1am Ac- 
ff. $445 Fe » "be 


; 4 


ceptum e 


ohr I ſee, all 
ualities of the 
_ -. Men 


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"Obnoare :0i 
fall into the 


n_ I ſhall proceed.” Ir 
5 I am more diſtintt, that. 


lay. plea e accord- 
For, th 
as they are much more difficult = ſo 
> ought to be much more cautious 1 
linifter, when his Inſtructions are: nu 
Ss and particular, as mine are. 
Affair, And you may, beiv 
en they are or the 


I did encloſe the laſt Memorial 1 lent 
_ the States upon the Bu ineſs of $4 
I poke with Monfieur Var Headaches 
*-:©Unc 


was t0 


ell as effeQtually : * 
a ſudden and good Arne * 


: & 


ers iu have __ earneſt 
.propole to his Majeſty, to go | *: 
qual Pace with them ſ vine ” 


n the Frezch Commodities; 


they think would provethe greateſt 
ony that either of us could uſe, and 
er Blow: to: Fraxce than Armies 
ve: And they fay, in caſe his Ma- | 
ity {ſhould reſolve upon it, they would go 
as far as he pleaſed in it; whereas, with- 
out that, they muſt be ſomething tenderer 
"hey would fain engage me likewiſe to 
- propoſe to his Majeſty their joining with 


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Ef NELLA 32s 


F, 


BE 


ory that ſuch Things 


ed by their own gs 
Ir an by me: And I menti 


«ble's poſitive Anſwer. | 
fied you what we were to'ex-_ 
' made from the - Dutch, by t 
uainted you withtothe Conſtable; | 
-ftill to purſue what T intended 
laſt, in ſuppreſſing wholly this Ine © 


F; 


fruftion, till I ſaw the Conſtables Anſwer © 
to the States Letter, and what Hopes that - 
would furniſh us with of obtaining the 


in my 


- 


ment of the preſent Mony' without - 

aging his Majeſty 1n the Concert before. * 

is Meaſures were taken more fully with - 

Spain. But yeſterday the Speniſb Ambaſſh- - 
dor came to tell me; That he had received* 
a Letter from their Agent Foxſeca, which 
aſſures him , that Orders were already ſent 
me to ſign the Concert; and that his Ma- 
ieſty told him oat the ſame Time when he 
ceived News of Don Tuan , de Toledo's. 
Death : I told him, the Authority was too. 


P 
po 
\ 


- tO > do, ore 
to: Butt ' 


| opes of lis] 
ith any part of the & 
if; They, and 
2 upon that 
fe. Sueden to. ſign” the firſt. 
; was propoſ d at the fame 
- -His Maj 
Morey the Concluhon' 
But Laſfſured him 


ny | Things cxardvic itt 
n. the Mony immediare 
any. new Diſpatches and 
n Bruſſels. 


1 iately upon Receipt 
ſent an Ext 
#t ; as the Ba 
fieur " Applebomie ; who were 
till they knew the Truth fto 


ſent to me to that Purpoſe : An 
the Ambaſſador would: be as di- 


, and concert 
e to hold in the 
hs -not get. a 
onfieur de Witt to day, 
Monſieur - App 
ame Purpoſe as I had y 
\mbaſſador,; but pla 1 
onfidence: All I could get from 
Chat i would read over that fir 


x 


Ir future Subſidies, wupatny 
' inſiſt upon before they fgn.it. 
all the Difference would 


for three Parts, if the Spaniards is would it 
xrſuaded to it ;. and they had the ſame £ 
curity. for one as for Yother, (whichT 
they. reckoned upon) of not furniſhin 
Troops than 1n Ty keep tot 

they received. © He ſeemed a good 
-fatisfied that 'the Spaniſh Ambaſſador 
_ received the Advice from England, be 
the Anſwer was returned from the Gi 


» 


ofrat leaſt make it 
100 growing due. by the twonex 
f the four hundred eighty thou- 
due.” All ended be- 


nd now the Want I always feared of 
onſieur - Marechat , who is not to be 

Fo that we muſt makeour beſt of 

ave, and do all we can to put 


2 


Baron '@I/ols came to me this 


4 * 3 


Zoncert,' as it- was 
" Reaſon to expett 


convincing, 
more the Princes 


Dor todo NO. 
ould towards the Dnts, 


me, to aſlure me 
utions to. {a 


LIE os deſired me _ 
longer time, after wt 
ny ſelf of a. got 


rs being {6 much taken up at thi 
; but upon Diſcourſe conf 


"of 


# 


"OW thy 2 em, 

never ſend ſuch a Meſſas e to hi 

ajeſty, ſuch Delays being fitter tor Law 
its than publick Negotiations : At 
co cluded , that | cauſe I would A 1h 


ave it in that Time tc 
vt: s Satisfaction. To make 
of a long Conference; this they ag 
at laft, and I will hope may keep their 
'ords, ſince there was one of the Zelans 


you give me in the End of. 

er, isas youſay, a hard one; for, 
ver is planted of that kind, ' will. 
row long'or well but out of a o.. 
at home ;_ however, I ſhall venture 
-here all I can; and dare undertake it 
not thrive worſe i in this than in other 


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de faire 


& 


loin, 


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+ 


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- 
= 


£ 
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rather 


make 


this Pace 


- 


z 
4 


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tholique, leur nombt 


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are currentint 


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ty after the firſt War, 


afieur - /an Beuninghen upon 
r: And in the mean time, {hall 
1 of all the Offices I can. poſſi 
-'rowards the obtaining of wh 
*. 
can add nothing to. .my a 
uſineſs of Sarinam ;> bei 


of 


\ 


- and wherein I am ſure 
t any Thing of the leaft 
ed, as to'\ 
gh the changing of the; 

'fenit "me, could not he -avoided, ec: 

was \without Introduftion or Conch 
4 beſides it went a Step further than 
Miniſter was willir | 


terial, -but Thad. no On dersto go further in 
it ; and have to the Spaniards taken upon. 
ao 


| France; Lak as 2 WH 
refleted on, becauſe I had heard formerly, 
he was a Perſon as well with his Maſter as 
: almoſt any at Cou 
' There was executed this Week at” 


: ficad, of t 


al to Ds Perſons from- whom he 
M 2 


bog 


a 


ar 


wW 


after 


And 


fre 


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bs 


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CE my laſt I 
rd{hip's 


hough afterith 
M3: 


- 


o 


la Paix dont - 
of jure i la 

. Which 

of. 


De: Fs 


Fr rance would n 


Ee Contraventions 


% gs 


argi 


ring will prove. 
8d Sf os VELO by t 
zecauſe there is not 
'toa Perſon who is ſo. f 
h his own, Sufficiency ; -an 
ind the valuing of himſelf : 
"with the doing « of his Buſineſs ; . T tho 


% 


. 


he 


WE 4 
KISS 


4 


After what will -paſs here in 
of Our Guar Fi tb - Ve HR 


WY 


rather furniſhing him 


idies will amount to. for the 3 


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y 


ice from my Lord Fal, 
Journy ; and have 


_ 


Ko: 


F 


Il -meet him at Paris : 


A 


t failin 


correſpondence. by a 


at 2 £ So £ iy 


ES NT COS 


I'S Bearer Monſieur Chte 
patched by his Highneſs the 

e to. Maarid ,. for the Proſecution 

Ap 447 of a great Del 
from that Crown to 

{s, and I think” not diſp 
nd though this Gentlem: 
th much better Weapons 


m towards 


the Prince . ha 


tions to You among many oth 
could not fail of ir, gor will I « 
ing of ſome Force with you 
in the Service of a 
ves him 10 much Inter 
en,' and whoſe P 
1 Virtues give him a 
l thoſe that have the 
therefore beg all the 
fices and Affiſtances you can ſhew 
' Gentleman in Purſuit of his Highneſs's 
"ceraments ; as well as your Advice to him 


j 


Hl Are 23s 
"LN 1670. 


er, and 
tice of the Aﬀair 
has in charge; 
1d. not. fail how-' 
, of giving him« 
Us Recom- * 
Ex- 
lence, as well to pay 
7 Duty tothis High- 
$ the Prince of O- 


*mory. and Friend- 
ip of your Excellency. 
| can. aſſure you that 
the Court of Spain in 
Coing Juſtice to his 
; High- 


que 
lanes 
la cauſe 


pas . vols mangquer 4 luy 
donner comme par ſura- 
ce. de. Foit,. cette 


OE 


V.E. ' atrant pou 
tisfaire \a. mon 
envers 'ſon Alt, 
Prince. Orange 


# 


» faire honneur. 
la confiance aver la 
je croy avoir encore i 
que part dans le Sou- 
venir & Þ 'deV.E. 
Fe Pourrois 


qu'en faiſant juſtice « a ſor 


porr me 


fair cannot. 
with greater In- 


, nor by onewho. faveur 


is more than I am ) | 


«ay © 


. My Lord, © 


 Towr Excellency's, %c. 


made by Major Banniſter, April 21, 1668. 


F - - 


ve expreſſed the mo 


# ip 
_ as 


ith our Demands: Andthey ever thi 


of * by 


t havi 


4 


1 


X 
} 


;offer' to. repay more than'the 
nd upon my In 


6 


(92h 


* 


ing of their Let IT WAS, that , 
ould be car 
the 


AOIE TO be feft, as well as ſuchas hi 
rniſhed by* the Dutch fince the | 
100. / And this Point I am confide! 
dared by..the Deputies, - not upon! - 
any particular Knowledge of ' what. it 1ms - 
ports ; 


874 


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Beds Rd Dp: 
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Hof A” 8; THOTCAME 2 ile Pf EE ES IAY, 7 AR SI won 


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Ps» 


SON oa A I PISS EIN TY LEE {EY DRE oy or ” 


{ ANY. £00, pu 
gave me Hop 


Lag Y Kow.- FOR, 
5 4 A DATE 


> 


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vour of her Preter ion, -but that ſh 
ughter to the ancienteſt Burgomaſter 


p - terdam, who has expreſſed the' grea 
| Paſſio 


, N {he 


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3 £ 6 ap Fo. 


- confident you will 


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ut after any Pro 
eaſons he ſhall lay before 3 


ro 
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Adv 


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to 


yo r Lordſhip's Favour YO 
1 at the ſame time of condoling 


t Virtues-and Qualities muſt needs 

fo many Sharers with you in 
10n. | I hope the Help which. is 
ord hip by ſo many of your. 
ends upon this Occaſion, 
your own Partin it: And 
all that can be offered: up to De-. 

e Memory of {0 great a 
a Perſon, - this will 


is but what he 
'to Ape, and to the Courſe of of, 
In- 


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ter ſeparement, En cett 
 rencontre done je vois de 
. meler mes Ccongra= 
dlations 4 mes condole-. 
ances; je fonde les pre- 
mieres ſur ce quie 
SMe-  avoit -acbeve 


c : 


X 


$7 
$. 


» 


. vers  etrangers, chez. 
elle .avoit; ſe; 


queront jamais 4 V. A. 


quoy que [a conduite & 


, - 
q " 
< Toy 


Be 
"= 


nin point of News wor 
ou this Trouble, | but t 
ter hete DT 


deli 
', But Monſieur de” 
| of Opinion, the Spari/ 
dor's. Act may very well be con 


-to ſignify eight Months from. 


igning_of the Concert ;. which Spain al: 


inſiſted upon as an eſſential Part 0! 


"_ ba WRT Oe 
BE er BOD Ha a gy ago \ 


et 


Te 


F... 


# ſelf to it, by pa 

xms of that Church upon ſuch Occaſions 

he News of her Highneſs's Nineſs was 
rom St, Clou whi 


9 the "King's coming 
reſently to bh, who arrived about Eight , 
Clock that N ight, and brought hus chi 


F* 


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ure 


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touch” 
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continue this luxu 
ity Boy ever 
ve like 
volu 


a lu 


hat 


i 


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d 
4 
t 


bi 
ul 
tin 
ink 


ſho 


you 
of get 
ill th 


if 
m 


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you li 


alto 
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ſelf” 


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priv 
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S. 
, 
nt, 


an 
c 
my 


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es. Ag 


d of 
Mackard, w 
h 

12n0rant 
form 


her 
Stat 
mM 


D 


uiry hear 
EXCepLing 
Months ſince 


I am yet 
aAVOur to 


= 


Lay 
UG 


E 
2 


but whet 


bt ; 


lived 
echt : 
'or no, 
refore I told the 
nde 


would e 


C 


at Utr 
e 


I 


fore he {aid,, the $ 
2 the Debate of It wW 
nds. 


not carry. * Des 
s montes dans Ia Ri 
Which he faid, im- 


hg is here poſitively" 
rty of going to his 0 
: were (as he- 


that he ſho 
ples upon-eith 
t the 


'&7'). change their late 
ors, which might oc: 


-to make more: 


nd Sucden in the Arbitrage ; and 
me tune with many Realons why his - 
p Maſter: 


( ph t 
him ; ; and conſec 


"» 


n this Occaſion ; an 
oe. a conſiderable 
nd Dirminution 


am always Sir, 


Monſieur, . 


Tant pres 
long tems: | 


4: 


the Perſon and coup de part. dens 
s of your Ex- ce qui touche la pero 
7, and having - & les intertts de'V 
your Advance- & venant | 
ta gquelle ate 
as that of Go» charge. z1mport ant 
the Nether- que Feſt celle de_Gouve 
ould n _ neur de Pau-bas 
ou. Joy, and »'ay pas vouls mai 
know. the - 4luy donner el para þ 
\ F receive @ remoigner la joye { 
1 many AC- jen ay reſsentie pour} 
, fince by | ſrewrs raiſans. Car} 
he preſent que par Perchainemen 
» It will de conjon#ares preſents 


Cn 2s 


" ya - 


often neceſſary for & dans lepoſte on je | 
to haye ſomethi 


L 


s 3 about the eur de Flandr es, jeſeray. 
YOu glad to aiſon d affaires avec celuy. 


4 for. : 


of their 
wherem 


& ſome good: Orde en meme te! 
be taken for. ſet-. fin aux plaint 
irs of the aux "miſeres des. 
of this Coun- eh 
in the mean 
t to 


the 


ame aſse 
wx  gfande pour wy laifſer” 
wn point” entrer ſes propres. 
Jones * , . . #5 
lar paſſions, 24 aucun interet. 


"vill 


x 


era utile pour” la Chres 
zente, & outre le pro 
que” PEſpagne en tirers 
elle Iny -ſauvera le. ſoin. 
de ſonger 4 un nouwvear 
yo. ve them- Gouverneur, & luy fera_ 
vesithe Troub prendre le parti de pro-- 


- WI 
3 


k of a new Go- longer un | beureux: in= 
0! ID GO: fin 7 56 
_ Inter  advantage- . es woeux ne man- 
©.  ouvtothem..}/ queront jamais. a V. K.. 
_ . "My beſt Wiſhes ſhall TI 
_ bot be wanting to your 


+. 
on 


* 


TN 


2 
© 


bY 


, 


Your Excellen 


L&. 4 


--, 


» and 


le 


mo 


\ 


: j \ ' : 1 e : "bi; 5 OE 6 2 ; 6. bh. 4 
1 Hague, Fuly 29, Se N.' 16 
No $ETY | 1 2b 


il pov bw '0 re. 
elerve the Encourage - 
now not why 


in it by the Emperor, himſelf ; 
o has not yet eclared himſelf to the 
r of Meptz, nor I believe, to the 


OPS Ln o 


Iſola neither ; tho? it be true what 
you obſerve, that it ought to be authen-. 
tickly demanged on that Side. 

F hear no- Hopes at- all from Fraxce of. 

g this Srefe into a Part. of the _ 

'So that if Spain rliſts in the | 

and 'of it, as France no doubt will do . 

tefulal; we ſhall be as much to. 

ſeek in the End of the Year as we were in 
the beginning. 


* 


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4 


are . 
be 


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or to 


re 


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the 
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ed. 


zagy next 3 a 
ng agitated 
Commodities 
otteraa 


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port 


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ll fi 
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Credit. 
of the States of 


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mations, 
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an 


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to 1t 


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the lo 


the States of 
appoi 
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d. to paſs 
ghe 
Fr 
Freneh 
Tow 


embly 
this d 


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{o far 


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to agree 


Infor 
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part 
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to en 
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11r'may have 
ny ; and th 
| likewiſe. 


I deſire concerning the 


» would not reſolve” with 
totheir Towns, amo! 


ubt not but a great: 
nd was 1 


at 1 But yet, ſure the Gr 
_ of his. Journy''was-the Deſire of findy 
ſome Temper in the Bulineſs of the Es 


s 


of referring himſelf 
for- the Conat 


* 


*clared his Judgme 


- very rg 


we Res 


is all rhe"Light I can _ at | 
do I well know whete 


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er, the States Ag nt. 4 ca ame to me, Ueſi- 
that their Commiſſioners might have 


xe of "oy Date of the 2: 
hevalier de la Fourr 
td ſecretly from 


ore the breaking up 


upon the way , [and returned: with 
_ Court ; - from' whence he was diſpa 
in h ſte the ſecond time to Lorrajn. 

the French Camp |. near St. Germains' 


arched towards Peronne UNE ao 


em upon the way,” 

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h one was to march away 'to tl 
_ al de Crequy in Lorrain; and-4 t 
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ke a ſtand, and face any Attempts | 
at be. de igned irom Flanders 
Ny ,. towards interrupting the 
ad ARDS. in NY” 
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preſs, to the End thar 
oo and Intentions upori this 
at leaſt be inſtruQed to confer 1 
$eates upon It. ng 


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as well 

ation between .any 
many of the Princes of Germ 
WUET'S. "S025 ey compar 


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of thei 
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can gather from their D 


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"in C onjur ws 
without it they are re 


ed, .as they exprels it, 
laifſer agir au bon. Dies, 
voir a France 4 lears P ortes 
e remuer, 
the 


and Ballance at. this Time. 
theſe Parts of Chriſtendom, | 
his Majeſty ; ; from whom both 


e and Spain, as well as Sueden ai 
this State, will receive theit Meafur 


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#ague, Sept« ITE S. N.. 


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with it 
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ng his Majeſty better int 
eral” Points that concern: the 
 Conunttures of my Station here. This: 
have done in a Conference upon it wit 
Monſienur de Wt:. I found him at fi 
very penſive upon the News of it; and a 
to ; upon this' hapning 4o ſoon ; 
xpectedly after the hte Seizure of 
in; and both after the many. Delays 


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Eaft-India Companies; in 
'he-is-aſured our. Merchants 
: but as they are in{tipate 
2ns at- Court ; whoſe it -Intent1 
'towards the late Alliances cont 
* between his Majeſty and theſe Srates, - 
Yor our own mutual Safety and that of all 


r Negotiat Of nd, 
Ince Madame's Journy. into. Ex land ;\ 
on the late Journy of. the Duke of Hu 
fhar's to: Paris, ' whic 

| Pais, PLE +28 
rerdre. h ; pag, : And: *, To ſe;the 
would tel} him what - CO ad 

| US laid fO-: Language, 

x For on rhe. one Aide, 


ſuſpicious Man ;! and: oa.the other. {id 
could never think 'ic,poſſible forany- 
i0n of Court- it ſelf, ro quit fo certain 


FT: 4 Point 


fice' of the ancient Kindr 
ice this State had always bef 
ve, to the Conſiderations of 


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, and how great a Part T| 
ting - and purſuing them, by 
cular Confidence the Szare# ance 
ecially had in my Perſon, , as one 
was perſuaded of our common Tnt 
that knew my Maſter's Mind, and 
ot be an Inſtrument to deceive th 
truſted me. For theſe Reaſons he faid, he. 
_ defired to know my Opinion upon this 
_ Whole Matter, eſpecially that of my Journy 
| _ mv. 


by 


to him that 1 


0 obſerve conſtantly the N 
ich he was engaged to this S7 


| that I knew not a Word more of 
is of my ſudden Journy into. 


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that his Maje tv might x 


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many of thoſe 
-. Refle he had : but could 
- not believe it poſſible for any Crown ever 
- ro enter into Councils ſo deſtruQtive to their 
Honour and Safety as thoſe he ſuſpe 
hat if ſuch a Thing ſhould ever ha 
-Tdefired him to remember what I told 
- upon the Scruples he had made in tru 
- our Court upon the Nepotiations of 
- Triple Alliance: Which was, that T1 
* him then what I thought 'of his Majeſty's 
" Diſpolitions and RefoJutions mh n 
thoſe 


tion. ”P hat however. I could 


and. that if ever ſuch a Thing {hou 
n, I would; never have* any Pai 
hat I had told the King ſo as well as hi T 
and would make it good, That for t 
reſent, there was nothipg more to be faic 
ut that :T muſt go. away for England. 
That if I. returned he would know more; 
and I doubted by what he faid , that he 
would gueſs'more if I returned not. | 
Monſieur de, Witt ſmiled,. and, faid, 4Þ 
was in the right. That 1n the mean time, 
he would try to cure Himſelf and Others of _ 
all Suſpicions upon my Journy.: And would 
hope on Yother fide, it-might be of uſe to - 
the common Intereſts, by poſſeſſing his - 
Majeſty of the great Importance of the lace; 
eifure of Lorrarm; and of the States Reſo» 
lutions to*ſtick cloſe to him in'all Meaſures 
he ſhould take- upon it. . And ſo we 
parted. | 
I would have gone away. immediately 
upon this Summons, buc that it found me 
very ill, and uncertain whether it would 
endin a Fever as it ſeemed to begin ; but. 
tnce 2 great Swelling fallen upon my [T4 
OPC 


4 \£ 


ing any Anſwer,” 
aded of our Interelt to preſerve our Al- 
nces here, 'and the prefent Meaſures of 


1Þ's eltranging'y r ſelf of 
ing eſtranged from the 


Conſultations 


L have likewiſe refleted upon the kind 


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int your Lordſhip gave me ſome 'time 


* fince, of my L ington's not 

"the ſame tome Which he h y.b 
andconſtantly fince our firſt Acquaintance: 
” Which made me, I confeſs, rhen doubt 
rather ſome Miſtake in your Lerdſhip's Ob- 
- ſervation, than any Change in his Friend- 
- ſhip or Diſpoſitions. From himſelf, .1 
muſt needs {ay I yet find nothing of it ; 
- and tho? his Style ſeems a little changed in 


*what concerns our Publick Affairs, yet not 
at all in what is particular to me. When I 


I will never h 


ls of altering, 


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Tor, Or any 


e this Tr 


\ with how. 
bh, Iamand 


Dy Lora, your Loraſhip's QC. 


- 


1670. 


E ne me contenterois 
"rixfied-my' IJ. 2 e refſentir com- 
to reſent all the Fa- me je le of wee & comme. 71 
Jurs of your moſt Se- le dc bonte 


re or - your © own "pas p | : F; 
SY , and the rvres fruits que. 
' Devotion of a Heart ſo de jouir de fa propre 
 Srateful as mine. neroſite. ite, &” de 5 attacl 
I ſhould | CHE 


\. 


London, - after having 
milſed me at the Hague, 
were It not that your 
neſs is to conlider 

a$- one of the 


any Part in Publick Af- 
| fairs... And therefore 

ou can expe nothing 
in, my Letters but-r.ae 
tedious Complemeu*” 
of an idle Man, inſteau 
of ſuch Informations or 
Services as your. High- 
neſs might expettore- 
ceive:from FIG who 


your 
Marg. of Puzz.is too 
well: received at th 
K. my M 
and too'well informed, 
not. to have given your 
Highneſs all Intelli- 
"ence neceſſary, as well 
- of his Majeſty's Friend- 
ſhip. and Eſteem, as of 
the general DOOR 
11s 


m avoir mangque Aa: 
Haye, ſi fe deſormais ied d 
Vos etre regarde aeV.. 
augrement que comme un - 
homme prive, & un des. 


Sujets les pits ordinaires 2 


de hw > Lok ne 


tres ne Peirvent contenir 
que les complimens d'un 
homme oifif ; au-lieu des. © 
relations & do oy * 


Fins a als x qu elle F ait _ 
ze le - Marv, Mon-.. 
freur le Marg. de Puzzs - 

trop 
du Roy mon Maitre, 


d ailleurs trop eclaire, 


trop exatt, | pour n' avoir, 


pu infarmes LV. A. de tout 
ce quelle Aoit ſavoir par 
rapport 4 notre. Cour, 
rout, il aura pas 
ge, je 1m aſſure de 
Darley de Famitie & © 


bien 4a. la Cour. : 


Fexat. 


SE 
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SubjeAs bear for the de Peſtime 
Jon of y or Dee 1 oe Ia perſonne. d 


361. en. cela ſecondee par P af 
inforthed your _ Hon generale de tous 
"2 of the happy ſes Sujers. Il vous aura 
Jul olition his Majeſty  arſſi entretenu des beu- 
1s found in his Parlia- | . reaſes diſpofi 164015 que [a 
dint, for the Encreaſe . ' Majeſte wvient de trou- 
us. Revenues, and 'ver dans [aj 
A that 'means for the": ſon Parlemenr, p 
tabliſhment; of his .' mentation de ſes Financ 
wereſs both within, &. pour la. ſearete.: de Ke 
$ King- interbes tant au dedans 
am ſorry the qu aux 'debors . de ſes 
NR has found _ Etats. - Je Jois ' bien 
thing here to pleale "marris que 4 | 
cep him longer a- Ma : 
mong; us. | But 1 hope 
your Highneſs will not * 5'y plaire,. 


that during my.. -»er #1 pen ; 


2 here 3. there can. Mais Fi FIR eſperer . « 
nt a Per on, EPL, PF. 4. Te croira pars 


' wouee 4 pajon ervice, | 
ſt empreſste 41 ett; 
ſes ordres , 'q 
de ſes. propres Suj jets = 
tandss que fy. feray 
_ Your Highneſs S &C. IG] ejour,, puiſeu j je ſuis, 


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eV, 4. Sme. &c. 


ovember 22. 16 


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wy 


at Sheen : And aſlure you, no p s 
{hall either go any other way, or lelſ 
hat I had intended of my own. TIdoy 

; what I told you of my 

enlarging my ſmall Terri 

that 15 done, I prop 


thouſand Pounds upon the 
of the Houſe and Garden 


£ 


be laid 

by ordering me to make the Fr 
erfeftly uniform. Your Care of that, and 
me, in this Matter is the more obliging ,/ 
he leſs 1 find you concur with me in my 
Thoughts of retiring wholly from publick . 
fairs, and to that Purpoſe, of making *] 
my Neſt at this time as Pleaſant and Come 

modious as I can afford it. Nor ſhall T* 
lve to offer at any of thoſe Ad- 
vantages 


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he King's Hand, as 1 had uſed u on: 

mer: fournies. He thought: fit ro: 


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fion, which {0-much concert 
g's Service and th 
Hereup 11d him, hows 
uſed my. utmoſt Endeavours in it al. 
ly;, how: many Repreſentations'I had * 
ade the Szates; how many Conferences'Þ 
d had with thei Commyſſioners, ho! 
Idng 


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great Rage he anſ 
uld tell me what a: 


1T could 5 of this Hof. 
- Converſation ended. 
\Paſlages, and ſome others 
t for. a Letter, I have fixed my Judg- 
ment of the Affairs and Counſels at prefent 
in Deſign or Deliberation here. I apprehend 


ions :of  expreſfing 


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d. for. making a d'un _bon jardinier, .que _ 
7ard ner than an celuy dhabile Moniftre.. 
Uniſter.” . HOW- Tauray pourtant toujours _ 
ever [ Peſtime & le. reſpett qui- 
. Reſpect an ſont dis. a eux que ſavent © 
em. to thoſe who are bien. ce _dernier, &: par _ 
well qualified for the. 142. je croy dire afſez. 
latter., and thefeforc - clairement , que..je wen _ 
cannot fail of both | manqueray jamais poilt 
your Perſon in parti- worre perſonne en parti» 
ular, any more than culier., Ye ſay de plus 
of * my Acknowledg- gquele. reconnoiſſance je 
ments for your Clvili- gois @ toutes les civilites, 
Utes que 7 ay receues de vous 


eand Family a1 
they after a Pa 


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r to. & Hater and 


;e my Leave 0 
aſly as upon 
-private Occafſt- _ 
noug h to'engape - 
f I p the C harge F- 
an EY Nador s Family at - ; 
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my coming ov er z my 
Jo O00 Monſieur Gioe the Daniſh 


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xineſs with you; : bur 1 will ke the 
iberty-to tell you, t at I am very glad 
. you think it neceſſary, ,and have. 


- ſome Prog xpedient ti 
. paying the | :ucdiſh Subſidies, and conf rm-! 


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very much to. blame 

make a more than ordinary 
nes t for the laft Letter T Ss 
d from you; wherein 1 find . more 
& DE Oe Cry abr ee uns 
m ſpoken ,. and Flattery is the 


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lity. I do very fully x. je: with you, 


t none of-the Ations o 


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OE ee ae a deed ee 


who made it his whole Buſineſs to in- * 
m me of the Difference between G 


wtn, Han ne rv, a 


nd Evil, and who. was ſo well able to 

2 So as beſides the Relation, I can trul: 

y, That I have loſt the beit Friend I had 
I hope to be belteved when I fay that 


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'of- the perfet anmntie que 7* 
dIhave vow'd FE. 7 appreben 
zxcellency,, I mon long ſilence 
apprehend my ent fait concevoir” 
lence had raiſed qgqwe manvaiſe : op! 
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to: your] Excellency my 
ancient *Services, and 
to teſtify my extream 
Joy for the hope have 
of the ' Honour very 
ſo0n-to. embrace you, 
and-pour- into © your 
ofom my moſt ſecret 

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we-not- have alſo: the 
' Company” of your- U- 


rious Lady my La- 


dy-Temple? 
who wal needs. 
mes: pany”, :: 
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ſhe «miles the occaſion 
of ſeeing ſo dear a 
\ Friend: | And I confeſs 
to you, it would-be a 
le - Mortification 


her with you: 
can time [: humbly 
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Pextreme' ſoye que gre iy ar 
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art ae 4 embr, 


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Letters, and-. of the-unequal-Delires-of 
fome of our Allies. | 


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rery confident that if you were in a Station 
- where your Ability and Induſtry could be 
b AS U eful to me as your Friendſhip- is-real, I 
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ur... . happy Return _ Excellencc ſon heurenx __ 

I» the Gopnergrto)| reewr! de 1s Compagne 
Court, together. with * 4 la Cour, & la parfaite _ 
a good Account of ſante dont . elle jouit. © 
your Health ; but I Mais je vors confeſſe que 
confeſs I ſhould have janrois beancoup mieux _ 
been much more plea-. aime les apprendre. par 
ſe& ro have learnt it /a propre bouche'que par . 


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that are loſt by it, for La promptitude que le _ 
rehcing the Publick Parlement 4 Angleterre. © 
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tin by the intereſſed. 
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might have been made in Exel 
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2s en -*- renty 14min, atfoon as Month 

Van ame, as comes fror 
Amſterdam.  Aﬀer which he -asked” 
when we expetted your Excellency ? 

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him of any certain Time, but t 
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t the Court was not over-much diſpoſed to th: 


2y offered to make as. ſtrict an Ally- 
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the good or bad Will of England. 


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