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IQ $ 4 ‘ ^ behind: The Sq, arr. at Barbaioes■ 559

fSS- oad Cond. of the Army : Dutch Vessels seized at Bar-f&aoes. S^O

P'izes taken in other Parts. Note (f) ib.

uuncil of War of Land-Ofncers : The Sold. at short Al-owance, and restrained from Booty. 561

esa pr°p. t 0 g oto <r t Domingo : The Troops exposed forant or Prov. Col. Buller leaves his Stat. A Mutiny. 562p f att> ovr Forlorn ; The Army marches to the Sh. fort - r r s b Y tbe Hut they retr. The Engl- difhearten-Res/ r \° ld i £rs desert their Oncers. 563

R e f° ' ? f Ae Land-Officers. Note {h) ib.

4j: L 0 ^L 0c ’, t ? J am ®ica •• The Army under gr. Hatdships.A tr'lr c'' n yf*cash. They arr. at Jamaica and conq. it.564An, Cxes ot Surrender of Jamaica. 1 Note (m) ib.

R , e 7 latlon of this Conquest. Note (») ib.

to rhf> <r ^ ena ^j.f s re % n their Com. and ret. home : Are com.Ch Effects sclzed ffi Spain. 565

■ Pi ■ .’ -Aam. Blake'j Exped. to Tunis, Tripoli, and

Th- s&”: 2 ' th - °i her ^55, and 56.

at J r is burnt b y Blake. 6 • r66

Fart^ &S^%£fSSt Spttnifi ^ Ar rW

CromweT 1 ' ^ I0 ° Members exclud. The Rest devoted \o

Fleef^DeiJh Mountagueh i?xp. ag. the Sp. Peru-

itvB altt E ak£; O^er 'Trans till 1 $60 inclusive.them 7 be«h of ? em r m the Ba Y of Santa Cruz, and destr.Th?Parl 0 ir r ' S bu»sd in great Pomp. 568

Cromivel make-- •> theCrown; He res. it; Is inaug- Prot.Character of AdmTra?BM e ^ “ d CW/ " with J? ^

Note (1 V) ib,

5 6 9leli-ib.

Note (e) ib.

ib.

..„aivv.o » i^eagne witl . ... _

Character of Admiral Blake- R

T roops sent to France: Mar dyke del. to the English. _ o

1658. The other House of Parliament summ. Dunkirk delivcred to the Englijh ; Death, of Cromivel. ^

Character of Oliver Cromivel.

Engl affisis the Swedes against the Danes. 2/

1660. Gen. Mountagne brings over K. Charles II. jb

Chap. XXXVII. Naval and other Transactions of the English

at the Beg. of K. Charles Iks Reign, to 1663 inclusive.

K. Charles I Pr Reftor. Proclam. and Return to London. it

1661. His Cor. A new Parl. A Ch. gr. the E.Ind.Gomp ■ 57t

1662. Sir John Lawfon renews the Treaty with Algiers-, Tu-nis, and Tripoli ; But breaks again with the latter. 57 1

The Engl. take Pof. of Tangier and Bombay, Dunk. fold. 572

1663. The E. of Car life’ s Amb. to Muscovy, Sweden and

Denmark : He arrives at Archangel. ib.

1664. Arrives at Muscow ; His Amb. successless : Arrives at

Stockholm, and Copenhagen ; Ret. to England. 573

The Insolence ol the Dutch exam. in Parl. Note (h) ib.

Chap. XXXVIII. Naval and other Transactions of the English,

at the Beg. of the D. War, to the End of the Tear, 1663.The Nation incl. to a War with the D. Our Sh. affist them ag.the Algerines : Perfid. Return: Part. State of the Case. 574The French blow the Coals of Dissention. Note (b)_ ib.

The K. sits out a large Fl. They take many D. Merch. Ships ;The Parl. gr. a Supp. A Deck for Reprizals on the D. 575

1665. War procl. ag. the D. Allen routs the D. Smyr. Fl. ib.

The D. of Terk repairs to the Fl.The jD.F 1. puts to Sea /Takesthe Engl. Hamb. Sh. The English Fleet follow them. 57 dA Sea-fight between the D. of York -, and Adm. Wajfenaer for9 Hours tog. The D. in Dang. The D. Fl. in Confusion. , 377The Engl. obt. acompl. Vict. The D. Fleet pursued. 578Medals struck in England. Note (p) ib.

A remarkable Extract from Bp Bur net. Note (q_) ib.

The Fleet put under the Command of the E'ar'l of Sandwich-,A Proj. conc. at Copenhagen to seize the D. Sh. at Berghen. 579The K. appr. of it; Orders sent to the B. of Sandwich, andOie Viceroy of Norway ; Messages misc. A C. of War held.580i he Att. res. upon, without prop. Direct, and miscarries. 381Rich Prizes taken from the Dutch. Note (s) ib'.

Chap. XXXIX. Naval Expeditions and Transactions of the En-glish, with other rem, Occ. to the Conch of the first D. If ar.

1666. A lour Day's Engagem. between Pr. Rupert, and the

E. ot Albemarl, and De Ruyter, Corn. Van Tromp and Evert-zen-, The French join the Dutch : Attack Albemarl in the Ab-ffiuce of Pr. Rupert -, The first Day s Engagement. 3 ^?

Ehe ad Day's Engagem. The 3d Day’s Engagem. The fourthDay's fight; Pr. Rupert joins Albemarl-, The D. routed. 583■ An Engagem. betw. the D. and th eEngl. Fl. A compl.Vict.obt.

W the latter ; The D. Fl. app. before the Thames ; But ret.584Observations of Rapin, Burnet, Fan Tromp , De Ruyter, und~f e Witte on the last Engagement. Note (e) ib.

I he f riefiand and Zeal. Sq. put to the Flight; De Ruyter s Sq.routed ; Vin Tromp draws off the Fleet by a Stratagem. 383n ^ u y ter reduced to Despair; A compleat Victory over therr. u f c bj A Dutch Fleet destroyed by Sir R. Holmes. 586

*he Fr. Fl. arr, at Rachel: The D. go to Sea again ; Pr. Ru-

paxt sol. the Natch to Boulogne ; Beaufort comes out; But ret.to Fr. The Fire of London-, The Parl--.gr. a Supply. 387

1667. Gill am’ s Voy. to the Nort)} -, Treach. of the D. in att.

our Ships in the River Medway and at the Hope. 588

Plea of the Dutch in Excuse of it. Note (I) ib -

Noble Resolution of Captain Douglas■ 389

The Dutch attack Sir Edward Spragge in the Hope Transac-tions in America during this War. 590

Prizes taken from the Dutch. Note (s) idParag. ib.

Chap. XL. Naval Exped. and Trans English, with other

Occur, to the breaking out of the id Dutch War-Peace with Fr. and Hoi. The Hon- of the Flag cons. TheE. ol Clarendon’s Disgr. He is ban. by Act of Parl. 592

1668. A triple All.between Engl. Hoi. and Sweden-, Sir T.

Allen’s Exped- ag. th o Algerines -, Capt. iV^r borough’s Voy. totheStr. of Magellan, the South Sea, and fev. Parts of Am. 39ZThey arr. at St. Jago: Pass the Str. of Magellan ;. Arrive atBaldavia -, The Sp. prev. their Trade. ib.

They repafs the Streight and return. 594

1670. The Duchess of Orleans comes to Engl. A Treatywith Francs _ _ ib-

1671- K.- Charles joins with France against the Dutch. ib.Pretexts for Breaking with the Dutch. Note (») ib.

The K- in Want of Mony; Shuts up the Excheq- Holmes att.the D- Smyrna Ships ; Part. of the Engag. The Engl. fuc. 395Four D. Inch Ships taken ; War decl. ag. the D. The Statesend. to pacify the K. A new Chart. gr. the Afr■ Comp. Sir E.Spragge burns 9 Algetine Ships. 396

Chap. XLI. Naval Exped. and TranfaCl. of the English, withother Occur, during the second Dutch War.

1672. The Count d’Estrees joins the Engl. Fl. An Engagem.

between the Duke of Tork, and De Ruyter, Van Ghendt, andBanckert -, The United Fl. puts into Solebay ■, The Dutch nearfurpr. them ; The Duke of Terk and the Fr. engage them. 597A sharp Fight between the Duke and De Ruyter -, And betweenthe E. of Sandwich and Van Ghendt -, Van Ghendt stain ; TheE. maintains an unequal Fight for 5 Hours ; His Death. 59?,Corn. Evertzen killed ; De Ruyter in gr. Danger; The Fightren. with gr. Fury ; The Fr. look on; The Fight lasts sixteenHours; The D. Fl. scattered and pursued. 399

Depl. Cond. of the D. Their Fishing spoiled by Spragge ; 3dEngagem. between Pr. Rupert, and De Ruyter. De Ruyter failsin 2 Att. The Engl. and Fr- meet the D. near Shonevelt. 600The first Eng. Two D. Adm. killed; The D. retr. behind theSands; Loss on both Sid. The D- come out; The 2dFight.6or

1673. Sir Edward Spragge successful. ib.

The/), retr. a ad Time; Are purs. The Confed. put to Sea ag.Their Design and Motions; A rich E- Ind. Ship taken. 602The 3d Batt. Coward, of the Fr. Fight between Hr. Rupert andDe Ruyter-, Van Tromp and Spragge-, Death of Spragge. 603The Engagem. cont. 'till Night; Loss on both Sides ; Transin Am. and other for- Parts, dur. this War; Sir Tob. Bridgestakes Tobago and St. Eustace ; The D. take St. Helena -, Capt.Monday recov. it; Takes 3 E. Ind. Ships. A Sea-fight. 604The D. retake St. Eilftace -, Diss. betw. the K. and Parl. 603

1674. Peace between England arid Holland. ib.

Chap. XLII. Naval Exped. and Trans of the English, with

other Occur, to the Death of King Charles II.

1673. Proceed, of the Parl. Sir J. Nafborottgh’s Expeditionto Tripoli- ib.

i6y6. Burns their Ships with his Boats ; The Town cannon.A Magaz. of Timber burnt; The Treaty renewed; Wood’sVoy. for the Disc. of a N- E. Passage to China and Japan. 6 o 5The Nation and Parl. des. of a War with Fr. Marriage of thePrinces Mary, with the Prince of Orange. 607

1678. Oases’ s Plot; The long Parl- dissol. The D. of Torkleaves the Kingd. A new Parl. The I), of Tork ret. Goes to Sc.Comes to Court again ; Danipier’ s Voy. round the World. ib.State of the English Navy, in 1678. Note (a ) ib.

168 1- Settlem. of a Col- in Penfylvania-, Another Parl. The.Exclusion Bill thrown out ; A Parl. conv. at Oxford. 608State of the Engl; Navy, in 1679. Note (b) ib.

1682. Herbert sent ag. the Algerines ; Tangier aband. The

Works destr- The Ch. of Land, decl. sorf. But rest. 609

1^83. Mar. of the Princess Ann -, The Ryehonje Plot. 610

1683. Death of K. Charles II. ’ ib.

Captiv. of Th. Phelps, at Machanefs ; His str. Escape. ib.

A bold Action, after his Esc. He ret. to England ■ 61 r

Chap. XLIII. Naval Exped. and Trans of the English, with-

other Occur, during the Reign of King James II.

K. James II. procl. He app. publ. at Mass;. The K. and (VsBoron. The Parl. meets; The E. of Argyle lands in Scotl. andthe D. of Monmouth in Engl. Their Fate. . 612

1686. Phips’s Expedition in Search of a Wreck. ib.

1687. K. James’s hasty and inconsiderate Steps. ib.

1688. The Bishops sent to the Tower. ib.

The Pret. born; The Bifh. acq. K. James has Notice of thePrep, in Hoi, A Sq. under Sir R. Strickland. 613

■ 1688. Sir