A
Discovery
of
the
Savoy-Plot
;
with
an
Account
of
the
Manner
of
Seizing
and
Securing
Fourteen
Priests
and
Papists
,
with
great
Bundles
of
Papers
,
some
of
which
are
said
to
be
the
late
King's
Declarations
,
&c.
in
Dutchy-Lane
near
the
Savoy
.
Licensed
,
June
17th
,
1689.
NOtwithstanding
the
late
Act
of
Parliament
to
Banish
Papists
Ten
Miles
from
the
Town
and
the
many
other
Statutes
made
against
their
going
to
Mass
,
and
to
Curb
the
Insolency
of
their
Pernitious
Principles
and
Practises
which
they
have
continually
demonstrated
against
the
Government
,
yet
we
find
that
they
are
so
regardless
of
the
Laws
,
as
to
continue
in
open
Defiance
against
them
,
and
to
Lurk
in
every
Quarter
about
the
Town
,
there
being
such
of
them
who
Daily
hold
their
Cabals
,
where
they
Consult
Notorious
Falsehoods
on
purpose
to
defame
the
Government
,
and
broach
it
for
Currant
about
the
Town
;
but
through
the
Vigilancy
of
some
discerning
Protestants
,
a
whole
Nest
of
them
was
Yesterday
in
the
Afternoon
discovered
and
seized
upon
in
Dutchy-Lane
in
the
Savoy
,
to
the
Number
of
Eleven
,
all
Papists
,
if
not
most
of
them
Priests
and
Jesuits
.
That
English
Proverb
,
When
Rogues
fall
out
,
Honest
Men
comes
by
their
Goods
;
being
hereby
Verified
,
for
one
Mrs.
Curtaine
a
Lodger
in
Mr.
Fitzgeralds
House
in
Dutchy-Lane
in
the
Savoy
having
some
difference
with
her
Land-Lady
,
took
the
opportunity
to
give
Information
at
Court
,
that
a
Swarm
of
Irish
Priests
,
Jesuits
and
Papists
,
were
privately
hatching
Mischief
in
a
Vault
under
Ground
in
the
said
Mr.
Fitzgeralds
House
;
a
Messenger
with
a
Band
of
Soldiers
having
first
Guarded
all
the
Avenues
,
entered
the
said
House
,
and
as
they
were
secretly
escaping
,
seized
about
Eight
,
but
being
informed
that
more
were
there
,
they
found
one
hid
in
the
Oven
,
a
Second
in
a
Cubbard
,
and
a
Third
in
a
Trunk
,
and
carried
them
off
,
with
the
Master
of
the
House
,
with
all
their
Books
and
their
Papers
,
which
may
prove
of
dangerous
Import
,
it
being
said
,
some
of
King
Jame's
Declaration
are
among
them
;
they
also
seized
one
Mr.
Somorson
,
with
several
others
,
at
his
House
in
the
said
Lane
,
and
have
carried
them
all
for
the
present
,
being
Fourteen
in
Number
,
to
the
Round-House
by
the
May-Pole
in
the
Strand
,
and
will
this
Day
have
them
Examined
at
White-hall
,
and
great
Discoveries
are
expected
from
it
.