and nothing can hinder but an agreement befo[nl]re the Spring, and then employ all new
and old raised against them, come and car[unr]rell and[nl] got in, and [unr] p[unr]ce of vic[unr]tradepreases
the Queens of France was permitte[nl]d to have her attendants and begga[nl]ge hono[unr]t
The Queen of England into rid[nl]ing t[nl]o [unr] St. German was stoped, and [unr] told
by the Parl sh[nl]e should want nothing. Dulce Ter[unr] hath sto[nl]ped his jour[nl]ney by reaso[nl]n
of the troubles here, Angers declared for this Parliament [unr] other Chieft[nl]ains
are since made, who desire the nomination of Officers, there by to carry another works
the better: all the question will be what the people here, who are made numerous
then the City of London will do[nl] if obstr[nl]ucted in trade which the Queen, Cardinall,
Prince of Conde and others will no doubt endeavour, for they must stand and fall together,
and with them keepe the King as long as they can, the great diffenlty lies in drawing
such power as is necessary together, and not lay either honorable conquests in danger
of surprize; as for you in England, that intend Democracie, and therefore to
cherish the contrary in your neighbour, know if this produce a peace with Spain, both
Spain and France will be in better capacity to off[nl]end then, you by a continued War.
The Waters have been so high, that [unr] action hither to could be by this Ci[nl]ty, lately
they aba[unr]ed, and so skimister and[unr] The Marquis d' Boy[unr] went hence with 1000
horse toward Cor[unr]ill which in ass[unr]ud, this raiser 11000 soure, and 4000 horse, besides
these of the gre[unr] and small States, the Court at St. [unr] is shall in want of victuals,
and like no want money court is taking against him that surrendred the Bastilles.
The P. of Cands art compting to go fro[unr] St. Germns to St. Denir, had like so are punished:
Rock is in leage[unr] with this [unr], and will not receive [unr] of the Kings persons,
for biding them: also Parl. of Air, [unr] is [unr] last joyn'd with [unr] Parl.
D. d'Lorain, is feared, St. all of that he[unr]se here, that they will take the opperni[unr]ty to revenge,
many thu[unr]h the D of Orded[unr] will return hither, interception to be Rege[unr],
discourses on a Parl. of the three Estats (as of old) at[unr], Duke Angn[unr], who
desires to go to St. Germ[unr]es, to medi[unr] goe out, thinh[unr] of A[unr]nt refused:
to let any cannong[unr] our of their city against this place D. Ple[unr] goes back
to the D. of Lor[unr]ce, he is offere[unr] all & com[unr]en possible [unr] Queen, & inbo[unr]red by this
Parl. to[unr]me to the is side: the Q of England hath [unr]ped of her 20000 Livers given
her, She talks of sending some of quality to mediate for the [unr] her has band, brief
of the chancelors goods and revenues had[unr] ket (who hath been so much contended
about) they moumtoo 450000 livers [unr]all. Marshall Millo[unr]dird Monday last,
they begin hence to act in a popular [unr] and things are debared & signed by the people
as wel as the Parl. Some Townstand cities stand neav[unr]t.
Pomt[unr]ct, [unr]. [unr]3.
Major Gen I amberth[unr] disbanded the Cho[unr]dey Regiments of house, st[unr]ce [unr]one to
disband Col. Bethels, and the soon Regiments, latedy before Scarbor[unr]ugls, which will be
done if money be not we[unr]ting: The enemy here is resolure, loc[unr]s upon hard duty,
cut Guns, &c. are come, and will play shortly, but must be want [unr] the place.
Ha[unr]gue, Jan 10.
The Royal English party here are hiding in their it hopes, the they shal possi[unr] rive
better under [unr] new kin[unr], which is, now they making way sur at [unr], [unr]gon
hence, & say that they shall next fight for a Master that war never sold.
Elle[unr], Jan. 9.
The Parl. [unr] 4th your intended toder[unr]ation in the universityof it, is not well
resented here, the[unr]thing is not so much as the stickling somit: My Lord Call under and
Loutherdale are come [unr] from the low Countries, the Parl will call them to count
more orless, Lord Chan[unr]is chosen president, they ordered a particular Fast which
was kept by them yesterday, Mr. Robert [unr]aglas and Mr. Gu[unr]vi preached in the House,
where after Sermon they [unr]wed the sol[unr]en and Leaguer and Covenant, there sit here 1[unr]
Lord and Earls, besides many Commoners, which is very much, in regard here were so
ma[unr] in the [unr] engagement.