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cause the Grand M
to send of ^noe more of his Gallies to the
service of Venetians in the Levant
S
Lord Mayor being Ellected a Member of
Parliment for this Citty and not sir W m
Ashurst (as by Mistake in my Last) his
Lordship took his seat yesterday in the
house of Commons whe the Bill past
for Encourageing of Privateers as alsoe
abill for takeing away the Royall Oak
and other Lotteries
All the transport shipps w
Recruites for fflanders are fallen down
the River haueing affaier Wind
On saturday ab
affire broke out from 2 Empty houses
a Considerable Distance from each other
in one Griffiths pile of New buildings
near st Iameses Park which Consumed
6 of them and must Certainly be
don on purpose and some of the
Neighbours have accused the Owner
to have Kindled the ffire himselfe for
which he stands Committed
ffalmouth
ffriggott brought in here aDutch Dogger
the sepperate Article Granted to the Irish & desiers the King to make such a scrutiny
into the Miscaradge as to be able to Lay before the next Parliment Its beleived e Adresses
will be booth printed to which I refer you The K hath deferred his Iourney to Chatham
[sheressess] &c to ffriday next The Letters yesterday from Scotland say t e ffr : Capers
continue to Infest that Coast some of them haveing lately taken an Engl ship bound for
of 100 Guns Laden with Wine & Rosen from
Oporto which she took from affrench: Privateer
Plimouth
appeared before this place Rear Admirall
Allymond with 5 Men of Warr & 3 ffireships
and ffired aGun as a sign for the Bilboa
ffleet to sail out which they did being
4 Merch ts shipps 6 Eng & 2 Dutch Men
of War & being Ioyned by Rear Admirall
Alymonds squadron they sailed together to e
Westward hebbing to see them safe beyond
the soundings & then seek out & ffight 12
ffrench Men of War which have been
Cruizeing some time in the Mouth of the
Channell
His Ma
next to attend with the Adress relateing to the
managem ts of Affaiers in Ireland The s d
adress [qts] 8 heads have not been duly accompted
for nor applyed to the publique [uses] 2ly
the Estates fforfeited were Vallued at one
Million 350000li & not 10000 of it bro t to
his Ma ties account 3ly that there has been
Great and Notorious Encheselm ts of stores
4ly that the sold s Querters hath not been
p d notwithstanding the Deductions made
out of e pay & supplies given in Parlim t
for that purpose 5ly that e antient
Methods of the Excheq
given to Papists whereby the Eng [Pro could not sue for ts] r Iust Debts 7ly that the p sent L d Mayor
has been Imposed upon the Citty of Dublin contrary to r Priveledges 8ly that one Safney and
divers others were Executed with out being tryed - & one Swetsman equally Guilty of e same
ffact not prossecuted = The Adress of the house of Commons is rather sharper & [prencious]
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