Monday, July, 21.
Paris 26 of July Stilo novo, 1651.
WE are very barren of news. The D, of Orleans hath
acquainted the Queen with the Pr. of Conde's desires
for the Tryall of Servient, le Tellier, and de Lyonne: that
the 4 Marshals of France made lately be her, and by the Cardinal,
be cashiered: that the States be holden in Paris; that
the Dutchess of Chevreuse, and the Duthcess of Aiguillon
be removed from Court: and that all means be incessantly
tryed to effect the general peace for the easing of the people;
whereunto she answered, that the Prince was not content to
have removed the King his best servants, but was willing to
clear the House, and that she puts all into the hands of his
Royall Highness, and will only keep the name of Mother to
the King.
The Parliament is to meet to day about the Declaration,
wherein it is thought they will not name the three abovesaid
persons, untill they have been tryed and convicted of some
notorious crime. The Prince is come to his house here, and
hath caused a letter of his to the good Citizens of Paris to be
posted and affixed every where, the contents whereof is, to
ingratiate himself, with the people. He hath not seen the
King, not the Queen since his return though he passed two
dayes since before the palace Royall without comming in;
which hath much offended the Court. The French Army is
come to the Catelet. Mr Jermyn doth publish here the news
of the entring of the Scoss King into England with a powerfull
Army, and that all the Country is raising for him; We
hope the contrary Sir R. Brown doth keep here eery week
some Fasts for the prosperity of the said Kings Affairs. Clanrickards
wife is arrived here out of Ireland some dayes since
Take another of the 11. Instant from Glasgow.
SIR, Blested be the Lord, who thus carries on the work of Ireland;
wee trust we shall also in like manner behold his appearance here but
wee must wait his time and way.
This week a party of 3. Regiments of Horse and som of Dragoons
went under the command of Major general Lambert, to discover the
Enemy between this and the passes, and what the passes themselves were