Numb.
15
The
Orange
Gazette
.
WITH
ALLOWANCE
.
From
Friday
February
22.
to
Tuesday
February
26.
1688
/
9.
Paris
,
Febr.
26.
THis
Afternoon
the
French
King
set
forwards
from
Versailles
,
accompanied
with
the
Abdicated
King
of
England
,
in
order
to
visit
his
Maritime
Towns
in
Normandy
and
Picardy
,
taking
with
him
his
ablest
Engineers
,
to
strengthen
and
build
Forts
on
the
Coast
,
to
prevent
,
if
possible
,
any
Descent
,
which
he
fears
will
be
made
upon
the
Country
the
ensuing
War
.
And
't
is
discoursed
at
Court
,
that
so
soon
as
his
Majesty
has
reviewed
those
Provinces
,
he
will
go
in
Person
at
the
Head
of
80000
Men
into
Flanders
,
to
act
both
against
the
Spaniard
and
Dutch
.
Already
the
Dauphin
has
directions
to
hasten
with
30000
Men
thitherwards
,
and
take
along
with
him
for
his
Assistance
the
Mareschals
de
Humieres
,
and
de
Duras
,
with
instruction
that
he
attempt
no
considerable
Action
without
their
approbation
and
advice
.
The
King
also
appointed
Monsieur
the
Duke
of
Orleans
his
Brother
to
move
with
a
considerable
Force
to
the
Rhine
,
and
that
the
Mareschals
Luxemburgh
,
de
Lorge
and
Bellefonds
attend
him
thither
.
The
Lord
Dunbarton
,
't
is
said
,
will
be
made
a
Mareschal
of
France
,
and
Command
some
part
of
the
Army
;
he
with
Colonel
Sarsfield
and
other
Officers
,
reported
to
be
gone
and
Landed
in
Ireland
,
are
at
present
here
:
And
upon
the
return
of
the
Kings
from
Picardy
,
there
is
to
be
an
Extraordinary
Council
to
carry
on
this
Summers
Expedition
;
and
't
is
believed
the
late
King
of
England
will
be
admitted
therein
.
Ditto
.
Two
days
before
the
French
King
set
forward
on
his
Journey
,
dispatched
away
Count
de
Avaux
,
his
late
Ambassador
in
Holland
,
on
some
secret
Undertaking
.
And
there
be
those
at
Court
who
conclude
,
that
he
goes
for
Holland
,
to
propose
an
Accommodation
:
But
should
it
happen
to
be
true
,
the
States
General
are
too
wise
a
People
at
this
Juncture
to
hearken
to
any
Overtures
of
that
Nature
,
well
knowing
,
That
his
Gallick
Majesty
,
who
made
War
for
his
Glory
,
would
not
offer
Peace
to
his
shame
,
if
he
were
sensible
he
could
resist
the
powerful
Torrent
of
all
Christendom
,
his
avowed
Enemies
that
were
breaking
in
upon
him
.
Since
also
the
Prince
of
Orange
,
(
now
King
of
England
)
which
has
done
such
a
glorious
Work
for
the
British
Nation
,
by
rescuing
it
from
POPERY
and
SLAVERY
,
will
undoubtedly
perform
the
like
to
France
,
in
conjunction
with
the
Confederates
,
restore
his
Highness
of
Lorrain
to
his
Dukedom
most
unjustly
deprived
,
the
Elector
Palatine
to
his
Principalities
,
all
Germany
to
their
rightful
Princes
,
(
the
Principaltiy
of
Orange
to
the
Crown
of
England
)
the
French
Nobility
and
Parliaments
of
that
Kingdom
to
their
ancient
Splendor
,
abolish
the
Gabels
and
prodigious
Number
of
Taxes
those
miserable
People
labour
under
,
uninslave
the
Peasants
,
re-edifie
the
Protestant
Churches
,
confirm
the
Edict
of
Nants
,
and
restore
the
true
and
ancient
Gallican
Liberties
;
and
't
is
not
in
the
least
to
be
doubted
these
things
being
premised
,
but
the
People
of
that
Kingdom
will
,
with
the
same
assurance
,
endeavor
to
accomplish
the
Work
,
as
those
of
England
have
done
before
them
.
Ditto
.
The
Dauphiness
s●●t
to
the
late
Queen
of
England
to
desire
her
to
remove
from
her
Apartment
at
Marli
,
and
bring
the
Child
she
calls
the
Prince
of
Wales
along
with
her
to
Versailles
;
to
be
near
her
,
during
the
Absence
of
the
Court.
The
late
King
has
made
the
Count
De
Losun
,
who
came
lately
in
England
to
Fight
against
the
Prince
of
Orange
,
Steward
of
his
Houshold
:
And
his
late
Majesty
has
dispatched
Mr.
Skelton
to
the
Emperor
,
to
signifie
his
Misfortune
Another
Gentleman
to
the
Pope
,
to
endeavour
to
Compremize
Matters
between
his
Holiness
and
the
French
King
:
But
some
believe
it
would
have
been
more
for
his
Interest
,
and
saved
Charges
,
to
have
kept
them
at
home
.
Plymouth
,
Febr.
15.
We
having
this
Afternoon
received
Advice
of
the
Princess
of
Oranges's
Landing
at
Whitehall
from
Holland
,
fired
21
Guns
from
the
City
,
and
9
from
the
Island
,
and
as
many
from
the
Dover
Frigot
riding
in
Port
,
who
sails
to
morrow
for
Portsmouth
,
to
Convoy
the
Mary
Ketch
of
London
,
John
Holmes
Master
,
bound
from
New-England
with
Masts
for
the
Navy
.
Ditto
.
The
19.
The
blessed
News
coming
to
us
Yesterday
,
that
WILLIAM
and
MARY
Prince
and
Princess
of
Orange
were
Proclaimed
King
and
Queen
of
England
,
&c.
The
Mayor
,
and
Aldermen
in
their
Formalities
,
with
demonstration
of
their
Joy
and
Satisfaction
,
Drums
beating
,
and
Musick
playing
before
them
,
Proclaimed
them
also
this
Morning
,
first
before
the
Guild-hall
,
then
on
the
New
Key
by
the
Exchange
,
and
afterwards
at
the
Barbican
;
and
advancing
to
the
Gate
of
the
Cittadel
,
acquainted
the
Governour
therewith
,
who
immediately
Fired
all
the
Cannon
planted
about
it
:
The
Island
Seconded
him
,
and
all
the
Ships
were
not
wanting
in
doing
the
like
,
Displaying
their
Antients
as
a
Signal
of
their
Joy.
This
Day
the
Ship
Ann
of
this
Town
,
Henry
Bastee●
Master
,
arrived
here
from
Majorca
,
and
Sailed
away
for
London
forth-with
.
The
French
Banker
of
Havre-de-grace
some
time
detained
,
was
cleared
,
and
Sailed
away
for
that
Port.
Some
Persons
arriving
here
from
that
Place
in
France
,
Reports
,
That
a
very
great
Consternation
is
all
over
the
Country
,
upon
the
News
of
the
Prince
of
Orange
being
likely
to
be
King
of
England
,
insomuch
,
that
1000
Men
are
Night
and
Day
at
Work
to
strengthen
our
Fortifications
,
and
more
Cannon
will
be
sent
to
plant
upon
them
.
Brumingham
,
Febr.
14.
This
being
our
Market
day
,
Mrs.
Richardson
,
House-keeper
to
Mr.
Hicks
Schoolmaster
in
this
Town
,
who
has
a
great
many
Noblemen
and
Gentlemens
Sons
to
Educate
,
bought
22
l.
of
Butter
of
a
Popish
Woman
Higler
,
Tenant
to
our
late
Popish
High-Sheriff
Sh—
Esq
;
and
carrying
the
same
home
to
expend
in
the
Family
,
cut
one
Pound
thereof
,
and
perceiving
it
discoloured
with
yellow
and
green
spots
,
shewed
it
to
an
Apothecary
,
who
was
of
opinion
it
was
poysoned
;
which
to
prove
,
sent
for
two
Dogs
,
and
gave
each
the
quantity
of
a
Nutmeg
,
and
they
both
died
within
10
and
14
minutes
one
of
another
.
The
Woman
escaped
out
of
Town
for
the
present
,
but
we
hear
she
is
since
apprehended
for
the
same
.
Black
heath
,
Febr.
28.
This
Morning
his
Majesty
came
early
hither
to
view
the
Battalions
design'd
for
Holland
;
and
gave
them
his
Thanks
for
the
good
Service
they
had
rendred
him
in
England
,
ordering
them
,
pursuant
to
the
desire
of
the
Honourable
House
of
Commons
,
a
large
Donative
or
Reward
,
which
I
am
informed
is
in
this
following
Proportion
,
a
Colonel
200
l.
A
Lientenant
Colonel
150
,
a
Major
100
l.
a
Captain
75
l.
a
Lieutenant
50.
an
Ensign
25
l.
a
Serjeant
12l
.
and
every
private
Centinel
50
Shillings
.
The
Horse
and
Foor
are
Embarquing
at
Greenwich
,
and
will
Sail
away
forthwith
.
Hampton
Court
,
Febr.
23.
This
Afternoon
their
Majesties
arrived
here
from
Whitehall
,
designing
to
remain
in
this
place
till
Tuesday
morning
,
taking
a
great
good
liking
to
the
scituation
and
salubriousness
of
the
Air
,
and
walked
out
with
Sir
Christopher
Wren
to
view
the
Building
,
in
order
to
make
some
Rep●●a●i●n
therein
.
The
next
day
their
Majesties
hear
▪
Dr.
Ll●yd
,
Bishop
of
St.
Asaph
,
preach
a
Sermon
in
the
Chappel
.
In
the
Afternoon
His
Majesty
rode
out
into
〈◊〉
Park
,
and
being
a
glorious
day
alighted
,
and
walked
some
considerable
way
on
Foot.
Sir.
Heary
Hubbart
this
day
kissed
His
Majesties
Hand
,
in
order
to
●●e
Gentleman
of
the
Horse
,
the
Heer
Overkerk
being
Master
thereof
.
London
,
Febr.
25.
This
day
we
received
a
Spanish
Post
,
which
says
,
that
the
Queen
of
Spain
was
dead
,
to
the
great
Regret
of
the
Court.
A●●
that
the
King
had
order'd
the
new
●●●●ing
of
4000
Foot
,
and
1000
Horse
.
And
that
30
M●n
of
War
,
besides
their
G●●●ies
,
be
forthwith
Equipped
,
to
Cruise
in
the
Mediterranean
.
And
that
a
Declaration
of
War
against
Fra●ce
was
in
the
Press
at
Madrid
,
and
already
all
French
Effects
order'd
to
be
s●iz●d
〈◊〉
that
Kingdom
.
Francfort
,
Febr.
24.
The
French
has
dec●ared
and
made
out
a
List
of
250
Towns
,
Burghs
and
Villages
,
and
added
above
40
more
to
them
,
which
they
design
to
destroy
on
both
sides
the
Rhine
,
all
the
Villages
about
Manheime
being
included
,
have
Orders
to
remove
their
Effects
in
order
thereunto
.
The
Elector
of
Brandenburgh
having
received
Advice
from
his
Minister
at
Ratisbonne
,
that
the
Dyer
had
fully
resolved
on
a
War
against
France
,
order'd
all
his
Forces
,
particularly
those
in
Cologne
to
all
upon
the
French
in
any
Quarter
,
by
way
of
Reprizal
,
for
the
damage
done
by
them
in
the
Durchy
of
Juliers
,
and
Land
of
Bergues
.
Brugz
in
Switzerland
,
Febr.
9.
The
French
having
left
off
Fortifying
of
Greenezack
during
the
Assembly
of
the
Cantons
at
Baden
,
had
fallen
to
work
again
upon
the
separating
of
the
Dyet
;
whereupon
the
Cantons
of
Basle
finding
themselves
block'd
up
,
represented
to
the
General
Assembly
how
prejudicial
it
would
be
to
their
City
in
particular
,
and
all
Switzerland
in
general
:
so
they
have
unanimously
in
the
Assembly
come
to
a
Resolution
to
ra●e
the
said
Citadel
before
it
be
advanced
any
further
,
and
also
the
Fortification
the
French
have
made
at
Huninghen
;
And
that
they
will
execute
this
their
Resolution
by
Force
of
Arms
,
except
the
French
King
,
upon
their
Application
to
him
,
will
demolish
them
himself
.
And
both
the
Evangelick
and
Catholick
Cantons
are
very
Unanimous
therein
,
Zurick
having
already
got
together
6000
Men
with
Gannon
,
their
Quota
of
Forces
,
in
a
readiness
to
march
upon
the
first
occasion
.
Whitehall
,
Febr.
23.
I
am
credibly
assured
,
That
his
Majesty
hath
appointed
their
Graces
the
Dukes
of
Norfolk
and
Ormond
,
Earl
of
Oxford
,
Viscount
Mordant
,
Lords
Churchill
and
Lumley
,
with
the
Heer
Benting
,
to
be
Lords
of
his
Bed-Chamber
:
And
the
Earl
of
Carberry
,
Admiral
Herbert
,
Sir
Tho.
Lee
,
Sir
John
Louther
,
Sir
Michael
Wharton
,
Sir
John
Chickley
,
and
Mr.
Sacheveril
be
Lords
of
the
Admiralty
:
But
the
Judges
,
Treasury
,
and
Commissioners
for
the
Great
Seal
,
are
not
affixt
,
People
only
Discoursing
what
theis
Phansies
encline
them
to
in
the
Matter
.
St.
James's
Square
,
Febr.
23.
This
Evening
George
Lord
Savil
,
Younger
Son
of
the
Marquis
Hallifax
departed
this
Life
,
after
some
days
of
Sickness
,
to
the
great
Regret
of
that
Honourable
Family
,
being
a
very
Knowing
and
Promising
Gentleman
.
Advertisements
.
☞
This
is
to
give
Notice
,
That
there
is
a
small
Number
yet
to
be
Sold
of
Caryll's
Exposition
of
JOB
in
Two
large
Volumes
,
Bound
40
s.
Likewise
a
small
Number
of
Pool's
Synopsis
on
the
New
Testament
in
Latin
,
in
Two
large
Volumes
,
was
Printed
above
the
Sets
,
for
the
Benefit
of
young
Divines
,
are
now
sold
very
cheap
,
the
two
Volumes
in
Quires
20
s.
and
well
Bound
30
s.
Likewise
those
that
want
the
whole
Sets
,
or
odd
Volumes
,
may
be
supplied
by
William
Marshall
at
the
Bible
in
Newgate-street
,
where
those
that
have
the
First
or
Second
Volume
of
the
Old
Testament
of
the
Synopsis
,
may
receive
money
for
them
,
or
have
them
supplied
.
Where
you
may
likewise
be
supplied
with
Dr.
Owen's
late
pieces
,
The
True
Nature
of
a
Gospel
Church
and
its
Government
:
And
his
Treatise
of
Sin
and
Grace
.
And
Mr.
Knowles's
Exposition
on
the
whole
Book
of
the
Revelations
.
☞
A
Pack
of
Cards
,
representing
,
in
lively
Cuts
,
the
History
of
the
late
Times
;
as
of
King
William's
coming
to
England
.
The
Memorials
and
Invitation
by
the
Nobility
.
His
whole
Expedition
.
The
Tryals
of
the
Bishops
.
The
Birth
of
the
Child
.
The
Earl
of
Essex's
Death
.
Made
and
Sold
by
W.
Bayley
at
the
Sign
of
the
Knave
of
Clubs
at
the
Bridge
Foot
in
Southwark
.
And
likewise
Sold
by
Mr.
Vincent
at
the
Temple
gate
,
Mr.
Mortlock
in
Westminster-Hall
,
Mrs.
Faltam
at
the
Parliament
stairs
,
Mr.
Scarsmeare
in
Cornhil
,
and
most
Booksellers
at
12
d
a
Pack
.
☞
These
are
to
give
Notice
to
all
Persons
,
That
in
Grays
Inn-Lane
,
in
Plow-Yard
,
lives
Dr.
Thomas
Kirleus
a
Collegiate
Physician
,
and
his
Late
Majesties
sworn
Physician
in
Ordinary
,
who
with
a
Drink
and
gentle
Pill
,
hindring
no
Business
,
Cures
all
Scabs
,
Scurffs
,
Itch
,
Kings-Evil
,
Leprosie
,
and
Venereal
Disease
,
expecting
nothing
if
he
cures
not
.
Of
the
last
he
hath
Cured
above
500
Persons
in
this
City
many
after
Fluxing
.
It
quickly
and
safely
Cures
the
Running
of
the
Reins
,
tho'
with
Sores
and
Swellings
,
which
to
do
with
Mercury
is
dangerous
,
if
not
deadly
.
He
useth
outward
means
to
all
.
The
Drink
is
3
s.
a
Quart.
The
Pills
1
s.
a
Box
,
which
is
Two
Purges
.
They
excel
all
Purges
,
in
cleansing
all
Impurities
,
and
so
prevent
and
cure
many
Diseases
,
and
infallibly
the
Gout
and
Stone
,
if
taken
as
he
shall
direct
.
He
gives
his
Opinion
to
all
for
nothing
,
and
his
Medicines
for
little
,
but
to
the
Poor
for
Thanks
.
☞
These
are
to
give
Notice
to
all
Persons
,
for
the
Benefit
of
the
Publick
Good
,
That
Mr.
Elmy
,
Professor
of
Physick
,
and
Operator
,
of
known
Integrity
,
and
above
25
Years
Practice
,
Liveth
at
the
Blue
Ball
in
Whalebone
Court
,
at
the
Lower
End
of
Bartholomew
Lane
,
by
the
Royal
Exehange
.
Who
most
Safely
and
Expeditiously
Cures
Deafness
,
and
Noises
of
the
Ears
in
any
,
of
what
Age
soever
,
(
if
Curable
)
and
at
first
sight
,
by
Inspection
,
resolver
the
Patient
if
so
or
not
,
as
most
Eminent
Persons
of
Quality
in
this
City
can
Justisie
.
He
hath
likewise
an
Expeditious
way
in
Curing
all
Pains
of
the
Teeth
,
without
Drawing
.
He
hath
likewise
a
most
excellent
Gargarism
or
Mouth-water
,
which
Cures
any
Canker
,
Ulcer
,
or
Scurvy
in
the
Mouth
,
fastning
loose
Teeth
,
and
making
black
ones
as
white
as
Ivory
.
His
Pills
only
prepared
for
the
French
Disease
,
and
the
Running
of
the
Reins
,
may
be
had
in
Boxes
of
several
Prices
,
with
other
Venereal
Arcana's
,
as
occasion
require
,
with
Directions
.