CREDIBLE INTELLIGENCE CONCERNING CAPTAINE TUTHILL Governour of Rushall Garrison IN STAFFORDSHJRE .

HAving viewed some little in a late Diurnall , of the great activity of the Noble Governour of Rushall in Staffordshire ; I was desirous to make a more true relation of what was then published , and so signifie divers later passages to the end that that faithful servant of the Parliament might be better observed , and his worthy acts ( formerly too much neglected ) might now be published , who upon the fourteenth of this instant Iune , with his small Troop coasting the Countrey ( according to his constant custome ) for the securitie thereof , discovered a partie of the enemies Forces , having a Coach , and a number of Horse guarding the same towards Liechfield , whom this noble spirit saluted with so hot a charge , that in short time he made him master thereof , wherein was the younger sonne of Sir Gualter Devereux , whom the enemies had taken , and were carrying him to Liechfield : For his elder brother having beaten up the enemies Quarters at Lye Court where Captaine Debdale , a Pestilent plundering person in Liechfield , lost the most part of his horses , and fled to Worcester , and procured a partie of horse to fetch in Sir Gualter Devereux his yonger sonne , intending to keep him prisoner untill all their Horses and Armes were again restored : But the unconquered Champions of Rushall dashed their hopes , rescued the prisoners , ceized the Coach , with many prisoners and brave horses , and forced the rest to flie , leaving theîr luggage and portmantues , amongst which were some belonging to the said Debdale , and the Lord Carington , who escaped very narrowly . The said garrison of Rushall hath been now lately faced twice , and once summoned by the Kings forces : But the later time they sallied out and encountred them , and tooke two good horses and one Souldier , and since that went to the very towne of Liechfield , and took a Lieutenant , and three other prisoners , with three very good horses . It is much desired for the safety of that countrey , and keeping the way open betwixt London and the Northwest parts of the Kingdome , that the Garrison of Rushall were more countenanced , and the number of Horse therein augmented .