A
RELATION
OF
THE
GLORIOVS
TRIVMPHS
AND
ORDER
of
the
Ceremonies
,
obserued
in
the
Marriage
of
the
High
and
Mighty
CHARLES
,
King
of
Great
Brittaine
,
and
the
Ladie
HENRETTA
MARIA
,
Sister
to
the
most
Christian
King
of
France
.
TOGETHER
WITH
THE
CEREMONIE
obserued
in
their
Troth-plighting
,
performed
in
the
Castle
of
the
Louure
,
in
his
Maiesties
Chamber
there
.
AS
ALSO
THE
KINGS
DECLARATION
containing
a
Prohibition
vnto
all
his
Subiects
to
vse
any
Traffique
or
Commerce
with
the
Kingdome
of
Spaine
.
Published
in
the
Parliament
of
Paris
,
the
12.
of
May
,
1625.
Whereunto
the
Originall
French
Copie
is
added
.
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1625.
THE
GLORIOVS
TRIVMPH
AND
ORDER
OF
THE
Ceremonies
obserued
in
the
Marriage
of
the
High
and
Mightie
CHARLES
King
of
Great
Britaine
,
and
the
Lady
HENRETTA
MARIA
,
Sister
to
the
most
Christian
King
of
FRANCE
.
NOW
at
last
,
God
being
fauourable
vnto
our
Countrey
of
France
,
hath
pleased
to
grant
what
wee
most
desired
so
long
since
;
and
those
thicke
cloudes
which
seemed
to
obscure
the
lustre
of
our
Country
,
and
had
as
it
were
conspired
to
kill
the
fruite
thereof
in
the
very
blossome
,
are
now
scattered
and
blowne
ouer
,
together
with
the
bad
influence
which
threatned
vs
,
God
in
his
secret
will
permitting
that
two
of
the
most
mighty
and
potent
Kingdomes
of
Christendome
,
should
be
vnited
together
,
by
the
most
glorious
Marriage
that
euer
was
seene
in
the
world
.
Therefore
now
our
Inuincible
King
Lewis
the
Iust
,
must
needes
promise
to
himselfe
all
felicity
,
glory
and
happinesse
heaped
vpon
him
by
this
Vnion
.
What
great
contentment
hath
France
,
and
Great
Britaine
profit
,
to
see
themselues
so
inseparably
vnited
,
by
a
more
vndissoluable
knot
then
the
Gordian
,
and
by
a
friendship
better
cimmented
together
,
then
the
Stones
of
the
Babilonian
walles
,
founded
by
Semiramis
?
For
neuer
shall
any
enemies
be
found
strong
enough
to
shake
two
so
flourishing
Kingdomes
,
which
deriue
their
greatnesse
from
heauen
,
and
their
limits
from
the
circumference
of
the
Globe
:
Let
all
good
Frenchmen
now
then
reioyce
,
at
such
time
as
the
aduersaries
of
our
State
,
trembling
with
amazement
and
feare
,
haue
their
very
soules
afflicted
with
so
goodly
an
alliance
:
And
that
I
may
leaue
an
eternall
memory
thereof
vnto
all
posterity
,
I
will
most
succinctly
here
declare
,
the
magnificent
triumphes
and
true
manner
of
this
happy
marriage
.
ON
Thursday
,
the
8.
day
of
May
,
the
King
came
forth
into
his
Chamber
,
and
there
appeared
like
the
glorious
Sunne
,
out-shining
the
other
Starres
,
hauing
his
Queene
with
him
,
his
second
light
:
the
Prince
his
onely
brother
,
my
Lords
the
Dukes
of
Nemours
,
and
of
Elbeuf
,
the
Marshals
of
Vitry
and
Bassompiere
,
with
other
Lords
of
his
Court
,
and
sent
for
the
Ladie
his
Sister
,
who
came
thither
accompanyed
with
the
Queene
her
mother
,
the
Princesses
of
Conde
and
of
County
;
the
Dutchesses
of
Guise
,
of
Cheureuse
,
and
Elbeuf
,
with
many
other
great
Ladies
.
Her
Gowne
was
of
cloth
of
gold
and
siluer
,
all
poudered
ouer
with
Flower-deluces
of
gold
,
and
enriched
with
many
Diamonds
,
and
other
precious
stones
,
and
her
traine
was
borne
vp
by
the
yong
Ladie
of
Burbon
.
As
she
entred
into
the
Kings
Chamber
,
with
a
Maiestie
correspondent
to
her
birth
,
my
Lords
the
Earls
of
Carlile
&
Holland
,
Embassadours
for
the
King
of
Great
Britaine
,
came
likewise
also
in
,
as
richly
clad
as
can
possibly
be
expressed
,
giuing
vnto
the
King
the
Contract
of
Marriage
,
which
was
read
alowd
by
the
Lord
Chancellour
,
after
the
King
had
agreed
vnto
the
Couenants
.
This
done
,
the
Ambassadours
with-drew
themselues
into
the
Duke
of
Cheureuse
his
Chamber
,
which
was
ouer
the
Kings
,
and
hauing
communicated
the
Contract
vnto
him
:
He
forthwith
repaired
vnto
his
Maiestie
,
accompanied
with
the
afore-said
Ambassadors
,
and
many
other
great
Lords
,
apparelled
in
a
Sute
of
Blacke
,
the
Paines
whereof
were
all
garnished
with
Diamonds
,
and
the
very
tags
of
his
points
were
enriched
with
the
like
.
Being
come
before
his
Maiestie
,
he
presented
vnto
him
his
Procuration
,
and
the
power
which
the
King
of
great
Brittaine
had
giuen
him
,
which
was
inserted
at
the
end
of
the
said
Contract
,
which
the
King
signed
,
and
the
Lady
,
both
the
Queenes
,
my
Lord
the
Duke
of
Cheureuse
,
and
the
Lords
Ambassadors
likewise
.
This
done
my
Lord
the
Cardinall
De
la
Roche
Foucault
made
them
sure
,
after
the
manner
accustomed
.
Now
as
such
an
vnion
as
this
could
not
be
performed
without
great
pompe
,
and
infinite
ioy
and
contentment
:
So
our
Ladies
Church
was
chosen
for
the
Ceremonies
of
the
accomplishment
of
the
Marriage
and
was
hung
with
rich
tapistry
and
cloth
of
Gould
and
Siluer
Tissue
.
Then
was
there
a
faire
and
long
Gallery
raised
,
beginning
at
the
entry
of
the
Archbishops
pallace
,
and
reached
euen
vnto
the
Quire
of
the
said
Church
:
This
gallery
was
vnder-propped
with
many
pillers
,
which
were
couered
at
the
top
with
Violet-colour
Sattin
,
embrodered
with
golden
Flowre-deluces
,
and
below
with
faire
fine
lynnen
,
trimmed
with
waxe
,
through
this
same
passed
along
all
the
Ceremonies
of
the
Marriage
as
followeth
.
First
,
the
hundred
Suissers
of
the
Kings
Guard
,
clothed
in
his
Maiesties
Lyuery
,
their
Drumbe
beating
and
their
Ensigne
displayed
.
After
them
12.
Haulbois
clothed
in
the
like
lyuery
,
which
rauished
the
hearts
of
the
hearers
.
Then
eight
Drumbes
couered
with
the
like
,
which
were
so
lustily
beaten
vp
,
that
the
most
coward
courages
were
animated
with
the
noyse
thereof
.
Ten
Trumpets
also
sounded
so
merrily
that
it
reioyced
all
the
hearers
.
Then
followed
Monsieur
de
Rhodes
,
great
Maister
of
the
Ceremonies
,
brauely
apparelled
,
and
well
accompanied
.
After
him
marched
my
Lords
the
Knights
of
the
Order
of
the
Holy
Ghost
,
all
glistering
with
precious
stones
.
Then
came
seauen
Heraulds
of
Armes
with
their
Coats
of
Red
Crimson
Veluet
,
powdered
all
ouer
with
golden
Flower-deluces
.
Then
followed
them
my
Lords
of
Vitry
and
Bassompiere
,
Marshals
of
France
:
After
them
my
Lord
the
Duke
of
Elbeuf
.
Then
my
Lord
the
Duke
of
Cheureuse
,
apparelled
in
a
Sute
of
Blacke-Cloath
,
cut
and
lyned
with
cloath
of
Gould
,
with
a
Cap
also
of
cloath
of
Gould
,
and
vpon
his
head
a
Iewell
,
which
dazelled
the
eyes
of
the
beholders
,
a
Scarfe
spotted
all
ouer
with
Roses
of
Diamonds
,
with
a
short
Cloake
all
imbroidred
with
Gold
,
and
powdred
with
precious
stones
.
Then
followed
both
my
Lords
the
Ambassadors
Extraordinary
of
the
King
of
Great
Brittaine
,
&c.
clad
in
cloth
of
siluer
.
Then
came
the
King
of
France
,
in
a
garment
all
imbroidred
with
Gold
and
Siluer
,
holding
the
Lady
his
Sister
in
his
right
hand
,
who
had
a
crowne
vpon
her
head
,
and
her
Gowne
powdred
all
ouer
with
Flower-deluces
of
Gold
:
And
Monsieur
the
Kings
Brother
on
the
other
side
,
who
led
her
in
his
left
hand
,
being
very
brauely
accoutred
.
The
Queene
Mother
followed
next
.
The
Queene
her selfe
,
in
a
gowne
all
imbroidred
with
Gould
,
Siluer
,
and
precious
stones
.
The
Princesses
of
Conde
and
of
County
bearing
vp
the
long
Traine
of
the
same
.
The
young
Lady
of
Montpensier
.
The
Countesse
of
Seisons
.
Madame
De
Guise
.
Madame
De
Chereuse
.
Madame
De
Elbeuf
,
with
many
Lords
and
Ladies
,
of
whom
I
cannot
now
make
rehearsall
the
number
of
them
was
so
great
.
All
this
Royall
and
generous
troupe
stayed
at
the
entry
of
the
great
Portall
of
the
said
Church
,
before
which
was
a
place
appointed
to
celebrate
the
Marriage
in
,
and
whereon
was
raised
a
Canopie
of
inestimable
vallew
,
vnder
which
the
King
and
Monsieur
his
Brother
left
the
Ladye
their
Sister
,
and
consigned
her
into
the
hands
of
my
Lord
the
Duke
of
Chevreuse
,
and
then
my
Lord
Cardinall
de
la
Roche
Foucault
espowsed
the
Ladye
with
the
ordinarie
ceremonies
of
the
Church
.
From
thence
all
the
Orders
aboue
said
marched
into
the
Quyer
through
a
long
Gallerie
which
was
squared
out
by
a
line
,
in
the
middest
of
the
body
of
the
Church
all
couered
with
Tapisterie
,
the
richest
that
might
be
.
In
the
middest
of
the
said
Quyer
were
all
ready
placed
on
the
one
side
vpon
emminent
seates
,
my
Lords
the
Presidents
,
hauing
their
Morters
of
gold
on
their
heads
,
and
in
their
scarlet
Robes
lyned
with
Ermines
,
and
the
Councellors
of
the
Court
of
Parliament
in
the
like
Gownes
.
On
the
other
side
fate
alone
the
Prouost
of
the
Marchants
,
in
a
long
Robe
of
Crimson
and
violet
veluet
,
being
accompanyed
with
the
Shirifes
of
the
Towne
.
In
the
Quyer
of
the
said
Church
,
was
there
moreouer
another
floore
raised
three
steps
high
,
vpon
which
was
another
great
Canopie
,
where
the
King
,
the
Queenes
,
and
Monsieur
the
Kings
Brother
were
placed
and
conducted
by
the
fore-named
Duke
of
Chevreuse
&
the
Ambassadours
,
who
withdrew
themselues
into
the
Archbishops
Pallace
vntill
the
Seruice
was
ended
,
and
then
afterwards
returned
to
the
King
and
the
Queenes
.
Prayers
being
done
,
they
returned
all
in
the
like
order
as
before
into
the
Archbishops
Pallace
,
where
the
whole
Court
supped
.
During
which
,
was
heard
such
a
noyse
and
thundring
of
Cannon
,
as
men
would
haue
iudged
that
heauen
and
earth
had
ioyned
together
:
In
the
like
sort
Bon-fires
,
squibes
,
and
such
like
were
not
spared
throughout
all
the
streetes
:
and
it
may
well
be
verified
that
France
neuer
sawe
so
much
reioycing
.
And
God
I
pray
,
who
hath
euer
beene
propitious
vnto
vs
,
maintaine
our
Countrie
in
her
greatnesse
,
and
graunt
our
King
a
glorious
triumphe
ouer
his
enemies
,
and
a
large
extent
of
his
Dominions
.
The
Order
of
the
Royall
Feast
.
THe
Suppper
was
kept
in
the
Archbishops
great
Hall
,
and
the
Table
reached
from
the
one
end
thereof
vnto
the
other
,
The
King
sate
in
the
middest
of
the
Table
,
serued
by
my
Lord
the
great
Prior
,
who
represented
the
great
Masters
person
,
before
him
there
marched
a
number
of
Drummes
,
Trumpets
and
Clairons
,
accompanyed
with
Monsieur
de
Beaumont
,
great
Steward
of
the
Kings
House
,
and
thirtie
two
others
Stewards
of
his
Maiesties
House-hold
,
with
their
staues
in
their
hands
.
The
meate
was
carryed
by
my
Lords
the
Princes
,
Dukes
,
Peeres
,
and
Marshals
of
France
,
followed
by
the
Gentlemen
of
the
Court
and
their
seruants
.
Monsieur
de
Joinuille
serued
as
great
Pantler
,
Monsieur
d'
Elboeuf
as
Cup-bearer
,
and
my
Lord
the
Earle
of
Harcourt
as
Caruer
.
The
Queene
Mother
sate
on
the
right
hand
of
the
King
,
serued
by
my
Lords
the
Dukes
of
Belgarde
,
d'Vzais
,
and
Luxembourg
.
The
Queene
her selfe
on
the
right
hand
of
the
Queene
Mother
,
serued
by
my
Lords
the
Dukes
d'
Alvin
,
Brissac
,
and
de
Chaune
.
The
Queene
of
great
Brittaine
sate
on
the
Kings
left
hand
,
serued
by
the
Marshall
de
Vitry
as
great
Pantler
,
the
Marshall
d'
Aubeterre
as
Cup
bearer
,
and
my
Lord
of
Bassompierre
as
Caruer
.
My
Lord
the
Duke
of
Chevrouse
sate
next
the
Queene
of
great
Brittaine
,
serued
by
the
Lord
of
Rochefort
.
The
extraordinarie
Ambassadous
of
great
Brittaine
sate
next
vnto
the
afore
said
Duke
of
Chevreuse
.
My
Lord
the
Kings
Brother
sate
neere
vnto
the
Queene
,
and
next
them
all
the
Princes
,
serued
in
most
magnificent
and
Royall
manner
.
The
Kings
Declaration
,
contayning
a
Prohibition
vnto
all
his
Subiects
,
to
haue
any
Trafique
or
Commerce
with
the
Kingdome
of
Spaine
,
Published
in
the
Parliament
the
12.
of
May.
LEWIS
by
the
grace
of
God
King
of
France
and
of
Nauarre
,
To
all
vnto
whom
these
pre-sent
Letters
shall
come
greeting
.
Vpon
the
complaints
which
haue
bin
made
vnto
vs
by
many
of
our
Subiectes
traffiquing
into
Spaine
,
of
a
Decree
made
the
2.
of
this
month
by
our
most
deare
&
wellbe-loued
Brother
,
and
Brother
in
law
,
the
Catholique
King
,
vnto
his
Officers
,
to
seaze
vpon
and
stay
in
all
his
Ports
and
Hauens
,
the
Shippes
,
Goods
,
and
Merchandize
of
the
French
(
our
Subiects
:
)
vnder
pretext
of
Reprisals
of
some
summes
of
money
,
which
Our
most
deare
and
well-beloued
Cousin
,
the
Duke
of
Guise
,
our
Gouernour
and
Lieuetenant
Generall
in
Prouence
,
did
make
stay
of
certaine
Barques
,
not
far
from
Marseilles
,
as
belonging
vnto
some
Genoway
Merchants
:
as
also
because
they
haunted
the
desert
Hauens
of
our
said
Country
of
Prouence
,
to
the
preiudice
of
our
Ordinances
&
Prouisions
made
by
Our
Court
of
Parliament
of
Aix
:
The
said
King
pretending
that
some
part
of
the
said
mony
did
appertain
vnto
his
Subiects
(
which
is
a
thing
not
yet
verified
)
and
part
thereof
vnto
the
said
Genowaies
.
NOW
therefore
,
because
it
is
a
matter
of
great
importance
for
our
Subiects
good
,
to
preuent
them
from
receauing
any
further
losse
or
hinderance
of
such
their
seizure
and
detention
of
their
Shippes
and
Goods
as
is
ordained
in
Spaine
,
wherein
there
can
be
no
better
order
taken
,
then
a
generall
interdiction
of
Commerce
in
those
places
,
where
the
Merchants
Our
Subiects
can
no
longer
be
at
their
libertie
.
WEE
make
it
knowne
,
That
hauing
deliberated
of
this
affayre
in
Our
Councell
,
where
was
present
Our
most
honoured
Lady
and
Mother
,
some
Princes
of
Our
Blood
,
other
Princes
and
Officers
of
Our
Crowne
,
Lords
and
notable
Personages
of
Our
sayed
Councell
,
WITH
THEIR
ADVICE
,
and
of
Our
owne
knowledge
,
full
power
and
royall
Authority
,
We
haue
made
,
and
doe
by
these
presents
,
signed
with
Our
hand
,
make
most
expresse
prohibition
vnto
all
Our
Subiects
,
of
what
Quality
and
Condition
soeuer
they
be
,
to
haue
any
Trafique
or
Commerce
in
the
Kingdome
of
Spaine
,
of
any
Corne
,
Wine
,
Cordage
,
and
generaly
neither
to
carry
thither
,
transport
or
buy
any
Merchandize
whatsoeuer
,
vpon
paine
vnto
the
Offenders
,
of
the
confiscation
of
their
Vessels
and
Goods
,
and
to
bee
punished
according
to
the
rigour
of
Our
Lawes
:
and
this
to
continue
vntill
a
restitution
be
fully
made
of
Our
Subiects
Goods
seazed
vpon
in
Spaine
,
or
that
by
Our
Letters
Pattents
We
shall
otherwise
ordaine
.
WHEREFORE
Wee
charge
and
command
all
Our
louing
and
loyall
Officers
in
Our
Courts
of
Parliament
,
that
they
cause
these
Our
present
Letters
to
be
read
,
published
and
Registred
,
and
the
contents
thereof
to
bee
kept
and
executed
each
one
apart
,
and
Our
general
Procurors
or
their
Substitutes
,
to
make
for
the
due
execution
of
the
same
,
all
diligent
&
necessary
persuite
and
inquirie
.
Also
We
giue
charge
vnto
Our
Gouernors
,
and
Our
Liuetenants
Generall
in
Our
Prouinces
,
particuler
Captaines
and
Gouernors
of
Our
Towns
and
places
,
chiefely
those
vpon
Our
Frontiers
,
and
the
Bayliffes
,
Seneshals
,
and
Prouosts
of
Our
most
deare
Cousins
,
the
Constable
&
Marshals
of
France
,
or
their
Lieuetenants
,
And
vnto
all
Our
Iustices
,
Officers
,
and
Subiects
,
to
assist
vnto
the
due
execution
of
these
presents
:
for
such
is
Our
pleasure
.
In
Witnesse
whereof
,
Wee
haue
caused
Our
Seale
to
be
put
vnto
these
aforesaid
presents
.
Giuen
at
Paris
the
23.
of
Aprill
;
in
the
yeare
of
Grace
,
1625.
and
of
Our
Raigne
the
fifteenth
.
;
Lewis
.
And
vppon
the
Fowld
By
the
King
.
De
Lomenie
.
And
Sealed
with
the
Great
Seale
of
yellow
Waxe
,
vpon
double
taile
:
And
vpon
the
Fowld
hereof
is
written
:
Read
,
published
,
and
registred
in
Court
,
yea
and
the
Kings
Atturney
generall
requiring
the
same
to
be
put
in
execution
,
kept
,
and
obserued
according
to
their
tennor
and
forme
,
and
collected
Copies
of
the
same
to
be
sent
to
the
Bayliffes
and
Seneshals
of
that
Iurisdiction
,
to
be
there
likewise
read
,
published
,
and
executed
by
the
diligence
of
the
Substitutes
of
the
aforsaid
generall
Atturney
,
which
he
enioyneth
to
certifie
the
Court
hereof
within
the
month
.
In
the
Parliamement
at
Paris
the
12.
of
May
,
1625.
Signed
Du
Tillet
.
Cum
Priuiligio
Maiestatie
Imprinted
at
Paris
,
1625.
Le
Triomphe
glorieux
&
l'ordre
des
Ceremonies
obseruees
au
mariage
du
Roy
de
la
Grand'
Bretagne
,
&
de
Madame
soeur
du
Roy.
Ensemble
l'ordre
tenu
aux
fiançailles
faictes
au
Chasteau
du
Louure
,
en
la
Chambre
de
sa
Majesté
.
EN
fin
le
ciel
propice
a
la
France
,
a
voulu
ce
qu'elle
respire
,
il
y
a
si
long
temps
.
Les
nuages
qui
sembloient
vouloir
obscurcir
son
esclat
,
&
qui
auoient
comme
conspire
de
faire
mourir
le
fruict
en
sa
fleur
,
sont
maintenant
dissipez
,
&
cette
mauuaise
influence
est
aneantie
a
ce
coup
,
Dicu
a
permis
par
vne
volonte
secrete
,
que
les
deux
plus
puissantes
Couronnes
de
la
Chrestiente
soient
vnies
ensemble
,
par
le
plus
celebre
mariage
qui
se
soit
iamais
veu
dedans
l'Vniuers
.
C'est
donc
auiourd'huy
que
tant
de
felicite
,
de
gloire
,
&
de
bon-heur
ne
promettent
pas
moins
a
nostre
grand
Roy
,
inuincible
LOVYS
LE
IVSTE
,
que
l'Empire
de
tout
le
monde
.
Quel
contentement
a
la
France
,
&
quel
profit
a
la
grand
'
Bretagne
,
de
se
voir
vnies
si
inseparablement
,
par
vn
noeud
plus
indissoluble
que
le
gordien
,
&
par
vne
amitie
mieux
cimentee
que
les
murs
Babiloniens
fondez
par
Semiramis
?
Il
n'y
a
point
d'ennemis
assez
forts
pour
esbranler
iamais
deux
Royaumes
si
florissans
,
qui
puisent
leur
grandeur
du
ciel
,
&
borner
leur
puissance
de
toute
la
terre
.
Resiouissons
nous
donc
,
bons
François
,
a
ceste
heure
que
les
aduersaires
de
l'Estat
tremblant
de
peur
&
de
crainte
,
ont
leur
ame
●migeed
vne
il
belle
alliance
.
Mais
pour
en
laisser
la
memoire
eternelle
,
&
la
donner
est
depost
a
la
posterite
.
Ie
veux
descrire
icy
le
plus
succintement
qu'il
me
sera
possible
,
les
magnificences
,
les
triomphes
,
&
l'ordre
veritable
de
cet
heureux
mariage
.
Le
Ieudy
huictiesme
iour
de
May
,
le
Roy
paroissant
dedans
sa
chambre
comme
vn
beau
Soleil
qui
luit
au
dessus
de
tous
les
autres
Astres
,
ayant
auec
luy
la
Royne
seconde
lumiere
,
Monsieur
son
frere
vnique
,
Messieurs
les
Ducs
de
Nemours
&
d'Elboeuf
,
Mareschaux
de
Vitry
&
de
Bassom-pierre
,
&
autres
Seigneurs
de
la
Cour
,
enuoya
querir
Madame
,
qui
y
fut
assistee
par
la
Royne
sa
mere
,
Mesdames
les
Princesses
de
Conde
&
de
Conty
,
Mesdames
les
Duchesses
de
Guyse
,
de
Cheureuse
,
&
d'Elboeuf
,
&
plusieurs
autres
grandes
Dames
.
Sa
robe
estoit
de
toile
d'or
&
d'argent
toute
parsemee
de
fleurs
de
Lys
d'or
,
&
enrichie
de
plusieurs
diamants
,
&
autres
pierres
precieuses
.
La
queue
de
ladite
robe
estoit
portee
par
Madamoiselle
de
Bourbon
.
Comme
elle
fut
entree
dedans
la
chambre
du
Roy
auec
vne
Maieste
digne
de
sa
naissance
,
Messieurs
les
Comtes
de
Carlile
,
&
Milor
Holand
,
Ambassadeurs
pour
le
Roy
de
la
Grand'
Bretagne
,
y
entrerent
aussi
tost
,
vestus
auec
le
plus
bel
aduantage
qui
se
puisse
dire
,
donnant
au
Roy
le
contract
de
mariage
,
qui
fut
leu
tout
haut
par
Monseigneur
le
Chancelier
,
apres
que
sa
Maieste
eut
agree
les
conuenances
.
Les
Ambassadeurs
se
retirerent
en
la
chambre
de
Monseigneur
le
Duc
de
Cheureuse
,
au
dessus
de
celle
du
Roy
,
&
luy
ayant
fait
entendre
les
accords
.
Il
fut
trouuer
aussi
tost
sa
Maiestie
,
accompagne
desdits
sieurs
Ambassadeurs
&
plusieurs
autres
Seigneurs
de
marque
,
estant
vestu
d'vn
habit
noir
a
bandes
toutes
garnies
de
diamants
,
&
les
fer
d'aiguillettes
en
estoient
enrichis
.
Arriue
deuant
sa
Maieste
il
luy
presenta
sa
procuration
&
le
pouuoir
que
luy
auoit
donne
le
Roy
de
la
Grand'
Bretagne
,
qui
●ut
inc●●ce
au
bout
dudit
contract
de
mariage
,
que
le
Roy
sig●a
,
Madame
,
les
Roynes
,
Monseigneur
le
Duc
de
Cheureuse
,
&
Messieurs
les
Ambassadeurs
.
Co●a
fait
&
arreste
,
Monsieur
le
Cardinal
de
la
Roche-foucaut
fit
les
fiançailles
a
la
maniere
accoustumee
.
Comme
vne
telle
vnion
ne
se
pouuoit
pas
paracheuer
sans
de
grandes
pompes
,
&
d'infinies
resiouissances
.
L'Eglise
de
Nostre-Dame
fut
choisie
pour
les
ceremonies
de
l'accomplissement
du
mariage
,
&
fut
toute
tendue
de
riches
tapisseries
,
tissues
de
soye
,
d'or
&
d'argent
.
L'on
esleua
enuiron
de
huict
pieds
de
terre
,
vne
belle
&
longue
gallerie
,
qui
prenoit
son
commencement
des
l'entree
de
la
maison
Archi-Episcopale
,
&
se
venoit
rendre
a
l'entree
du
Coeur
de
ladite
Eglise
.
Elle
estoit
soustenue
de
plusieurs
pilliers
,
couuerte
par
le
haut
de
satin
violet
,
tout
brode
de
fleur
de
Lys
d'or
,
&
par
le
bas
d'vne
belle
toile
de
lin
ciree
,
par
dessus
laquelle
passerent
toutes
les
ceremonies
du
mariage
,
comme
il
s'ensuit
.
Premierement
,
les
cent
Suisses
des
Gardes
du
corps
du
Roy
,
vestus
des
liurees
de
sa
Maieste
,
le
tambour
battant
,
&
l'enseigne
desployee
.
Douze
haut-bois
vestus
de
semblables
liurees
qui
rauissoient
par
leurs
sons
agreables
les
ames
par
les
oreilles
.
Huict
tambours
couuerts
de
pareilles
parures
battoient
si
furieusement
que
les
courages
les
moins
hardis
s'animoient
au
bruit
d'vn
tel
tintamarre
.
Dix
trompettes
faisoient
sauter
de
ioye
&
d'alegresse
les
coeurs
dedans
les
corps
.
Monsieur
de
Rodes
Grand
Maistre
des
Ceremonies
marchoit
apres
tout
cela
,
vestu
a
l'aduantage
&
fort
bien
accompagne
.
Apres
luy
Messieurs
les
Cheualiers
de
l'Ordre
du
S.
Esprit
tous
brillans
de
pierreries
.
Sept
Herauts
d'armes
alloient
en
suitte
auec
leur
cottes
de
velours
rouge
cramoisy
fleurdelisees
d'or
.
Messieurs
de
Vitry
&
de
Bassompierre
,
Mareschaux
de
France
.
Monsieur
le
Duc
d'Elboeuf
.
Monseigneur
le
Duc
de
Cheureuse
,
vestu
d'vn
habit
de
d●ap
noir
tout
couppe
&
d'ouble
de
toile
d'or
auec
vne
tocque
aussi
de
velours
noir
,
sur
sa
teste
vne
enseigne
qui
esblouyssoit
la
veue
par
son
esclat
,
vne
escrape
toute
couuerte
de
roses
de
diamants
,
vn
capot
tout
brode
d'or
&
seme
de
pierreries
.
Messieurs
les
deux
Ambassadeurs
Extraordinaires
,
tous
deux
couuerts
de
toile
d'argent
batu
auec
la
toque
.
Le
Roy
auec
vn
habit
tout
en
broderie
d'or
&
d'argent
,
tenant
a
sa
main
droite
Madame
,
qui
auoit
vne
Couronne
sur
la
teste
,
&
sa
robe
toute
parsemee
de
fleurs
de
Lys
d'or
.
Monsieur
de
l'autre
coste
qui
la
tenoit
de
sa
main
gauche
aussi
superbement
vestu
.
La
Royne
mere
.
La
Royne
couuerte
d'vne
robe
toute
brodee
d'or
,
d'argent
&
de
pierreries
.
Mesdames
les
Princesses
de
Conde
&
de
Conty
,
portans
la
longue
queue
de
ladite
robe
.
Madamoiselle
de
Mont-penfier
.
Madame
la
Comtesse
de
Soissons
.
Madame
de
Guyse
.
Madame
de
Cheureuse
.
Madame
d'Elboeuf
.
Et
tous
les
autres
Seigneurs
&
Dames
de
la
Cour
queie
ne
peux
specifier
par
le
menu
,
tant
le
nombre
estoit
grand
.
Toute
ceste
Royale
&
genereuse
troupe
s'arresta
a
l'entree
du
grand
portail
de
ladite
Eglise
au
deuant
duquel
estoit
vn
grand
parterre
destine
pour
faire
le
mariage
,
&
ou
estoit
esleue
au
dessus
vn
grand
poesle
d'vne
valeur
inestimable
,
sous
lequel
le
Roy
&
Monsieur
son
frere
quitta
Madame
,
la
mirent
entre
les
mains
de
Monseigneur
le
Duc
de
Cheureuse
,
&
alors
Monsieur
le
Cardinal
de
la
Roche-foucault
espousa
Madame
,
auec
les
ceremonies
ordinaires
de
l'Eglise
.
Dela
tout
l'ordre
cy-dessus
s'en
alla
dedans
le
coeur
par
vne
longue
gallerie
qui
est
oit
allignee
au
milieu
de
la
Nef
de
l'Eglise
toute
couuerte
de
tapisserie
,
la
plus
bell●
qui
se
peust
iamais
voir
.
Au
milieu
dudit
coeur
estoient
des-ja
placez
d'vn
coste
en
des
sieges
eminents
,
Messeigneurs
les
Presidents
ayant
leur
mortier
d'or
sur
la
teste
vestus
de
leur
robes
d'escatlates
doublees
d'hermines
,
&
Messieurs
les
Conseillers
auecques
de
semblables
robes
.
De
l'autre
coste
proissoit
a
part
Monsieur
le
Prouost
des
Marchands
,
conuert
d'vne
longue
robe
de
velours
rouge
cramoiscy
&
violet
,
assiste
des
Escheuins
du
corps
de
ville
.
Dans
le
coeur
de
ladite
Eglise
estoit
esleue
de
trois
marches
vn
par-terre
,
au
dessus
duquel
estoit
vn
autre
grand
poesle
,
ou
le
Roy
,
les
Roynes
,
&
Monsieur
furent
placez
,
&
conduits
par
lesdits
Duc
de
Cheurcuse
&
Ambassadeurs
,
lesquels
se
retirenta
l'Archeuesche
iusqu'a
ce
que
le
seruice
fut
acheue
,
puis
y
retournerent
trouuer
le
Roy
&
les
Roynes
apres
la
fin
de
l'office
.
Leurs
oraisons
finies
,
ils
s'en
retournerent
au
mesme
ordre
dedans
l'Archeuesche
,
ou
toute
la
Cour
soupa
.
Et
puis
en
mesme
temps
,
l'on
ouyt
vn
tel
bruit
des
coups
de
canons
qui
se
tirerent
,
que
l'on
eust
dit
que
la
terre
&
le
ciel
se
vouloient
ioindre
ensemble
.
Les
feus
de
ioye
&
d'artifices
se
firent
par
toutes
les
reus
,
&
l'on
peut
dire
auec
verite
,
que
iamais
la
France
n'cust
plus
de
resiouyssances
.
Dieu
qui
luy
a
este
tousiours
fauourable
la
maintienne
en
sa
grandeur
,
&
face
que
son
grand
Roy
triomphe
glorieux
de
tous
ses
ennemis
,
&
borne
ses
terres
de
l'enclos
de
tout
le
monde
.
L'ordre
du
festin
Royal.
LE
soupper
fut
dans
la
grand
'
Salle
lambrissee
de
l'Archeuesche
,
&
la
table
tenoit
d'vn
bout
a
l'autre
.
Le
Roy
estoit
au
milieu
de
la
table
,
seruy
par
Monsieur
le
Grand
Prieur
,
representant
Monsieur
le
Grand
Maistre
,
deuant
luy
marchoient
nombre
de
tambours
,
trompettes
&
clairons
,
accompagne
de
Monsieur
de
Beaumont
premier
Maistre
d'Hostel
,
&
trente-deux
Maistres
d'Hostel
,
tous
le
baston
a
la
main
.
La
viande
estoit
portee
apres
eux
par
Nosseigneurs
les
Princes
,
Ducs
,
Pairs
,
&
Mareschaux
de
France
,
suiuis
des
Gentils
hommes
de
Cour
&
seruans
,
Monsieur
de
Ioinuille
seruoit
de
grand
Panetier
:
Monsieur
d'Elbeuf
d'
Eschanson
,
&
Monsieur
le
Comte
d'Arcourt
d'Eseuyer
tranchant
.
La
Royne
Mere
au
coste
droict
du
Roy
,
seruie
par
Messieurs
le
Ducs
de
Bellegarde
,
d'Vzais
&
Luxebourg
.
La
Royne
sur
le
coste
droict
de
la
Royne
Mere
seruie
par
Messieurs
le
Ducs
d'Aluin
,
Brissac
,
&
de
Chaune
.
La
Royne
d'Angleterre
a
coste
gauche
du
Roy
,
seruie
par
Messieurs
les
Mareschaux
de
Vitry
,
comme
grand
Panetier
:
Monsieur
le
Mareschal
d'Auloterre
Eschanson
;
&
Monsieur
de
Bassompierre
Escuyer
trenchant
.
Monsieur
le
Duc
de
Cheureuse
sous
la
Reyne
d'Angliterre
seruy
par
le
Sieur
de
R.
Les
Ambassadeurs
extraordinaires
d'Angliterre
pres
dudit
Sieur
de
Cheureuse
.
Monsigneur
frere
de
sa
Majeste
estoit
assis
aupres
de
la
Royne
,
&
toutes
les
Princesses
a
la
table
,
qui
fut
seruy
auec
quantite
de
seruices
autant
magnifiques
que
splendides
&
Royaux
.
Declaration
du
Roy
,
portant
defenses
à
tous
ses
subjets
de
faire
aucun
traficq
ny
commerce
au
Royaume
d'Espagne
.
Publiée
en
Parliment
le
douziesme
,
May
,
1625.
LOVIS
par
la
grace
de
Dieu
,
Roy
de
France
&
de
Nauarre
,
A
tous
ceux
qui
ces
presentes
Lettres
verront
,
Salut
.
Sur
les
plaintes
qui
nous
ont
este
faictes
de
la
part
de
plusieurs
de
nos
subjets
traffiquans
en
Espagne
,
d'vne
Ordonnance
decernee
le
deuxiesme
de
ce
mois
,
par
nostre
tres-cher
&
tres-ame
bon
frere
&
beaufrere
le
Roy
Catholique
,
a
ses
officiers
,
pour
saisir
&
arrester
en
ses
ports
&
haures
les
nauires
,
effects
&
marchandises
des
François
nos
subjets
,
sous
pretexte
de
represailles
de
quelque
somme
d'argent
que
nostre
tres-cher
&
bien-ame
Coufin
le
Duc
de
Guyse
,
Gouerneur
&
nostre
Lieutenant
general
en
Prouince
,
afaict
arrester
dans
des
barques
es
enuirons
de
nostre
ville
de
Marseille
,
comme
appertenans
a
des
marchands
Geneuois
,
aussi
qu'ils
alloient
dans
les
ports
des-habitez
de
nostredit
pais
de
Prouence
,
au
preiudice
de
nos
Ordonnances
,
&
des
Arrests
de
nostre
Cour
de
Parlement
d'Aix
:
Pretendant
ledit
Roy
,
que
partie
dudit
argent
appartient
a
ses
subjets
(
chose
qui
n'a
point
este
verifice
)
en
partie
aux
Geneuois
.
Et
d'autant
qu'il
importe
pour
le
bien
de
nos
subjets
,
d'empescher
qu'ils
ne
puissent
receuoir
plus
grande
perte
&
dommage
de
la
saisie
&
detention
de
leurs
nauires
&
biens
,
qui
est
ordonnee
en
Espagne
:
a
quoy
il
ne
peut
estre
plus
conuenablement
pourueu
,
que
par
vne
interdiction
generale
du
commerce
au
lieu
ou
les
marchands
nos
subjets
ne
sont
plus
en
liberte
:
SCAVOIR
faisons
,
Qu'ayant
mis
cet
affaire
en
deliberation
en
nostre
Conseil
,
ou
estoient
la
Royne
nostre
tres-honoree
Dame
&
Mere
,
aucuns
Princes
de
nostre
Sang
,
autres
Princes
&
Officiers
de
nostre
Couronne
,
Seigneurs
&
notables
personnages
de
nostredit
Conseil
:
DE
L'ADVIS
d'iceluy
,
&
de
nostre
certaine
science
,
pleine
puissance
&
auctorite
Royale
,
Nous
auons
faict
&
faisons
par
ce
presentes
signees
de
nostre
main
,
tres-expresses
inhibitions
&
defenses
a
tous
nos
subjets
de
quelque
qualite
&
condition
qu'ils
soient
,
de
faire
aucun
trafficq
ny
commerce
au
Royaume
d'Espagne
,
de
Bleds
,
Vins
,
toyles
,
cordages
:
&
generalement
d'y
mener
,
conduire
,
transporter
ny
achepter
aucunes
marchandises
de
quelque
qualite
que
ce
soit
,
sur
peine
aux
contreuenans
de
confiscation
de
leurs
marchandises
,
vaisseaux
&
effects
,
&
d'estre
punis
&
chastiez
selon
la
rigueur
de
nos
Ordonnances
,
&
se
iusques
a
ce
quela
main
leuee
des
effects
saisis
en
Espagne
sur
nos
subjets
,
aye
este
pleinement
donnee
,
&
que
par
nos
Lettres
patentes
Nous
en
ayons
autrement
ordonne
.
SI
DONNONS
en
mandement
a
nos
amez
&
feaux
les
gens
tenans
nos
Cours
de
Parlements
,
Que
ces
presentes
ils
facent
lire
,
publier
&
enregistrer
,
&
le
contenu
en
icelles
,
garder
&
executer
exactement
chacun
endroit
soy
,
&
a
nos
Procureurs
generaux
ou
leurs
Substituts
,
de
faire
pour
l'execution
d'icelles
,
toutes
poursuites
&
diligences
requises
&
necessaires
.
Mandons
aussi
aux
Gouuerneurs
&
nos
Lieutenans
generaux
en
nos
Prouinces
,
Capitaines
&
Gouuerneurs
particuliers
de
nos
Villes
&
places
,
mesmes
celles
qui
sont
sur
nos
frontiers
,
Baillifs
,
Seneschaux
,
Preuosts
de
nos
tres-chers
Cousins
le
Conestable
&
Mareschaux
de
France
ou
leurs
Lieutenans
,
&
a
tous
autres
nos
Iusticiers
&
Officiers
&
subiets
,
de
tenir
la
main
a
l'execution
de
ces
presentes
:
CAR
tel
est
nostre
plaisir
.
En
tesmoin
de
quoy
,
Nous
auons
faict
mettre
nostre
seel
a
cesdites
presentes
.
Donne
a
Paris
le
vingt
troisiesme
iour
d'Auril
,
l'an
de
grace
mil
six
cens
vingt-cinq
.
Et
de
nostre
regne
le
quinziesme
,
Signe
,
LOVIS
.
Et
sur
le
reply
,
Par
le
Roy
,
DE
LOMENIE
.
Et
scellees
du
grand
sceau
de
cire
iaune
sur
double
queue
.
Et
sur
ledit
reply
est
cscrit
,
L●ues
,
publices
&
registres
és
Registres
d'icelle
:
Ouy
,
&
ce
requerant
le
Procureur
General
du
Roy
,
pour
estre
executees
,
gardees
&
obseruees
selon
leur
forme
&
teneur
,
&
copies
collationnees
d'icelles
enuoyees
aux
Bailliages
&
Seneschaussees
de
ce
ressort
,
pour
yestre
pareillement
leues
,
publices
,
registrees
&
executees
a
la
diligence
des
Substituts
dudit
Procureur
General
,
ausquels
enionct
d'y
tenir
la
main
,
&
d'en
certifier
la
Cour
auoir
ce
faict
au
mois
.
A
Paris
en
Parlement
le
douziesme
iour
de
May
mil
six
cens
vingt-cinq
.
Sifine
,
DV
TILLET
.