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And fromthe Triſh Seas, 


OR, 


A true Relation how Sir Henry Fankberes 


allew 800 of the Rebels before Tredarth, and tooke 
50+ Fryers and Pricfts priſoners. 


Alſo Relation of a Sea-fight, fought be- 


' tween the Scors and five Spanith thips. which 
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"here 4, of the Spamſh ſhips were taken 


by the S085, and the _ {unke, all yhich were 
laden with / mrs and 2G provi ifien for VWarre- 


ought over by the laſt Poſt from Freland, 


Tanuary 31, i641, 


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Good Nowes from the 1ri/h Seas, 


from Jreland, 
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YA He Rebels reaſlaultedTrederth the next 
IX day aſter the repulſe, notwithſtanding 
2 their lofle and danger, but Sir Henry 
neorne T itchburte entertained them with ftil- 
ler D 
Supper , He flew $00. or ( as moficonfent )606 
of them, he took 5 o Friers and Pricfts and homag'd 
them, and although it may ſceme range, that ſo 
many Grafhoppers ſhoula be together, yer it is the 
" Ieflemarvaile,fince all thePapiſts are cenfident that 
their Sunne 1s riſing in {re{and and to ſhine full 
61 them. 

There was 2 command of Horſe appointed at D&b- 
lin to ſurprize rhoſe Rebells thar lay vnder the 
Mountaines neere the Towne in their Kennells, but 
the Serpents in our boſomes , the faithfull intelli- 
vence from thePapiſt of D «617 js ſuch, as that the 
Rebells have notice of every particular 1n our ac- 
ſigne before we can At any thing. | 

Three Hundred of them rooke to their 014 Foot- 
manſhip and fled to the Mountaines, wee tound the 
ry hot, &the ſent cold, rhe place was to High and 
Amtrak for ourHorſles to follow, but we burnt their 

A 2 reits 


ms. 


neſts al along thefounta ines tor nne or fixe Miles: 
rogether, our Souldiers kid eintot them.,thar lay 
too long of the Ferer Loraen, 

1 Borry of the Rebelis entred a. Caſtle there which 

(for that we wanted materials) we Cou:a not inforce 
bur in the enterpriſe lot 5. of our Horſes, 2nd one 
man ſhote; yet by good hzp iveiregained 5 oftheirs, 
and remourting our Men returned tO Dubin naving 
prevented the Neſtling. of the Rebells neere the 
Towne, to make our owne ſ[=ep2 the more ſecure 

and ſound, IPD —__ 

- Three Captaines out of every Regiment. are ap- 
pointed: to ſearch' the City among the Papiſts of 
Dublin, for Ammunition and Viauall ro diftribute 
amongſtthe Souldiers , by which manyare like to 
fare the better, and nodoubt but the Cookes them- 
ſelves will licke thetr owne fingers. LO 


They begin to want mony at D «#112, ſo as every 
heuſe-zeeper is commanded to maintaine a fit num* 
ber of Souldiers proportitonable to his Eftate, vn- 
till ſupply of coyncome ever, whichGO D ſpecdl» | 
I grant. ; = +9 of 


A moſt true and exact ;{elation of 
Q Sea-fight, fought lan, 27, berwee 7 


the Scots and 5. Spaniſh ſhips which came r9 


aſſt the Rebels in 7relazd, 


Pon the 27. of this preſent ſan. there was 
diſcryed five very fayre bottomes, ſayling 
on the Sea betiweene Scotland and Trelang, 
making as faſtasthey could for the ſhore of 7reland 
which made the So: s admire from whence thoſe 
Ships ſhould come conſidering the troubles tn /re- 
land, and the generall defiency of traiique, by rea- 
ſon of theſe preſent tumults, 8 diſtractions; VV here- 
upon CaptainePalker lying then aboard, and having 
intelligence of their approach,;vith all rhe ſpeed and 
all the power he could, made proviſion and prepa- x 
red himſelfe, and what forces he *could, to under- 
and from whence they were,and whether they were 
bound, this Captaine Walker launched forth at the 
firſt but with foure ſmall bottomes in reſpe& of the 
Enemies ftrengrh, and as he approacht neere unto 
them demanding what they were, and whether they 
were bound, rhey made anſwere that they were from 
the coaſts of Spaize, and bound for 1re/ara, and 
that they had corn from'their Lord akd Mo 
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Ker the King of Spaine, to affift and releive the Ca- 
rholique forces Row 1N Ireland,nhereupon Captaine 
walker let flye at them, which the Dor 5 of Spagne 
anſwered againe with a douple number of ſhot, rhe 
$62ht begun to be very hot and ſkarpe on beck lides, 
there was no ſpare made of Powder and Bullets, the 
Scots ſeemed ſomething to rooffe for theSpaniard, 
and had loſt more ren, although the loſle of either 
fide was n9t ſmall, at the length one Captaine 
Clearke riding inthe ſame roade, had with bim 4. 
(h1vs more, who with all ſpeedhe could, being 
aiwak't with the noyſe of the Pieces,which rung ke 
thunder in his caces,made towards thoſe Martialis 
pov in Battaife, and perceiving Captaine YYalker 
there, and like to bediſtrefled for want of ayd joy- 
ned with him : For unlefſe hee had made in unto 
him, the Scots had beene very much perplexed, for 
62 of the beſt Scottith ſhips was very much torne, 


and in rout danger of finking. The fight now did 


cncreale, and great loſle was on either fide, but the 
Scots ſucceſfe was as good as their cauſe, for the 
Spaniard was fo cloſely plyed by them, that one of 
their faireſt Gallions were ready to ſinke, and the 
SCots wayting ever opportunity for advantage began 
to gather cloſe in torchem,and came within Musket 
ſrot, and let flyciupon then (© faſt, that rhe chiefe 
Downie bing diſcouraged with the violence of the 
ſhot, and the number of the men, which he had loſt, 
which ſurmounted above the number ef 200.durſt 
neither fight nor yeeld, but ſtood like men amazed, 
wacreupon the Scots ſeeing them ſo much diſcom- 


Etted 


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fited hailed them untorhem, and upon their defire 
of Quarter did grant it unto them, fo after eight 
houres ſore and bloody conflit on both (ides, the 
Scots prevailed, and the Iriſh Rebels were not aſh - 
fied. Their chice Captaine Doz Frederick Alonſo, 
is taken priſoner, and three other ſhips, in which 
were many men of great Ranke and quality, their 
ſhips were very well laden with all fiorc of Ammu- 
pition ard furniture for ivarre, they had with them 
ſtere of Iewels and Plare, and etber rich provifion 
£2 2 great value,all which is now taken by this Cap- 
taine YYatter, ard Captaine Clearke, who as yet 
havediſpoſed of nothing, but expe the de- 
termination of higher powers to give 
their reſolution concerning 
them. 


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