D

Dabbs, Solomon and Joseph, of Isberry, Berkshire, warrants for grants to

Daes, James, an advocate of the Duke of Hamilton, committed to prison
-, under bail to appear before the Council

Daine, William, of Molash, Kent, estate of, caveat concerning

Dalcurre. See Kilquhinnie.

Dale, Mr., debt due from, caveat concerning.

Daleson, Charles, murder of

Dalrymple, Andrew, portioner of Colt Bridge, warrant for a charter to
-, David, of Newtoun of Markinch
-, Sir James, of Stair, Lord President of the College of Justice, commissioner for Ayrshire
-, warrant for payment to
-, warrant for a commission to
-, See also Leslie, John, Earl of Rothes.

Dalton, Richard, paymaster of the King's troop, money to be paid to

Dalzell (Dalyell), Sir Robert, colonel of the Nithsdale militia
-, fails in the election at Dumfries
-, of the Earl of Mar's regiment
-, commission to
-, —, commission to
-, of Binns, —, objection to the election of

Damm, troops to be sent to

Danby, Earl of. See Osborne, Sir Thomas, Earl of Danby.

Danes, the, the Swedes weaker at sea than
-, preparing for the relief of Christianstadt
-, said to have taken Bahus
-, said to have been made to desert the siege of Bahus
-, news of the defeat of
-, said to have had the better of the Swedes in a small rencontre
-, fleet of, said to be off Bornholm
-, boasting of their success against the Swedes
-, and the Brandenburgers, difficulties between, and the Swedes, as to the peace, mentioned

Daniel, Richard. See Ayloff, Sir Benjamin.
-, —, note of information of

Daniell, John, commission to
-, Capt., company of

Danish ambassador, the, in England, gentleman of, lands at Harwich
-, memorial of, mentioned
-, fleet, the, thought to have been engaged with the Swedish fleet in the Baltic
-, some of, seen off Copenhagen
-, merchantman, a, captured by two Dunkirk privateers
-, minister, the, note about
-, in England, to be acquainted with the case of certain petitioners
-, or Swedish vessel, a, nearly wrecked at Swansea
-, See also Swedish.

Danjou, Mistress Anne, pass for.

Danson, Dr. Owen, a Dissenting minister

D'Anvers, —, account under the hand of, mentioned

Danvers, Sir Samuel
-, Pope Danvers, son of, kills a man in a fight
-, estate of, caveat concerning

Danzig, vessel of, renders help to English ships
-, English goods in, taken by a Swedish privateer
-, vessel for

Darcy, Col. Conyers, letters of
-, Philip, son of letters on behalf of
-, Henry, servant of the Duchess of Portsmouth, pass for
-, Marmaduke, and Andrew Newport, Comptrollers of the Great Wardrobe, appointed to execute the office of Master of the Great Wardrobe

Dargue, Mistress Hester Pigne, grant of an annuity to

Darrell (Darell), Major Nathaniel, letters of
-, letter to
-, foot company of, in Sheerness garrison, commission in

Dartford, troops to march to
-, See also Dover.

Dartington, rectory of, recommendation for

Dartmouth, letters dated from
-, document dated at
-, vessels of
-, French bark taken off
-, Newfoundland ships of, liberty for, to sail, requested
-, disorderly conduct at a Common Hall in
-, last visit of the King to, mentioned
-, Mayors of. See Mudd, Ambrose; Wolley, Emmanuel.
-, Recorder of. See Ryder, Mr.
-, the Deputy Vice-Admiral at, order to, mentioned

Datchet Ferry, complaint of delay to King's messengers in the passage of

D'Avaux, —, memorial of, mentioned

Davenant, Charles, letter of
-, purchases a place in the Excise

Davies, James, spigurnell or sealer to the great seal
-, Capt. John, arrives at Swansea
-, (Davyes), Sir Thomas, letter of
-, person oxamined in Newgate by order of
-, Colonel of the London Trained Bands
-, William, registered for a poor man's place in the Charterhouse
-, Lieutenant, quarter-master of the Duke of Monmouth's regiment of Foot, warrant concerning

Davillio, Monsr., of Croisic

Davis, James, carrier, money to be received from
-, Martha, Lady, sister of Viscount Blessington, to have precedency as daughter of a Viscount

Davison, Timothy, and Co. See Watson, Peter.

Davys, Sir John, Clerk of the Privy Council of Ireland, appointed Secretary of State and Keeper of the Signet and Privy Seal of Ireland
-, as Secretary of State in Ireland, warrant for a commission to
-, behaviour of, to Lord Conway, deplored

Dawson, Joseph, of Knight's Samforth, Yorkshire, yeoman, brother-in-law to Rowland Kirby, outlawed on suspicion of clipping
-, pardon to
-, —, not yet returned from Iceland

Day, James, master of the Thomas and Mary of Barbados, affidavit of
-, Richard, letter of

Deal, letters dated from
-, lists of ships in the Downs dated from
-, troops at, for embarkation
-, the Dukes of Monmouth and Albemarle and Lord Feversham at
-, East India ship at
-, a naval funeral at
-, shooting heard at
-, fast observed at
-, celebration of the birthday and restoration at
-, boats from, assist in floating a King's ship off the Goodwins
-, insolent presumption of the sectaries at
-, vessel run ashore to the north of
-, suspicious person apprehended in
-, detachment of soldiers for, from Canterbury
-, East India Company's packets sent to
-, the 'Plow' inn at, seditious words spoken in
-, the 'Prince of Orange' inn at
-, beach, vessels decked with colours on, for St. George's Day
-, boat, a, Thomas Atterbury sails for Flushing in
-, Castle, letters dated from
-, soldiers on duty in, want of fire and candles for
-, Governor of, letter to
-, memoranda of letters to
-, warrant sent to
-, See also Dover.

Deane, Anne, Samuel Perkins, John Vanion, Stephen Fagge and William Izard, keepers and servants in his Majesty's privy garden, petition of, referred
-, Sir Anthony, Commissioner of the Navy, recommended as burgess for Shoreham
-, Gabriel, petition of
-, Thomas, father of

Debenham, Suffolk, troops to march to

Debois, Mr., papers in an unknown hand sent to

Deering (Dering), Sir Edward, M.P., desired to attend on the King
-, note of a speech by
-, Charles, son of, granted the reversion of the office of Auditor General of Ireland after his father and James Ware

Deincourt, Lord. See Leke, Robert, Lord Deincourt.

Delahoyd, Michael, to be allowed to pass to Ireland

Delamere, the Forest of, Cheshire, pools or waters in, caveat concerning

Delany, Capt. Timothy, pass for

Delaval (Delavall), Lady Elizabeth, warrant in favour of
-, Capt. Ralph, of the Earl of Mulgrave's regiment
-, ensign of
-, company of, going to Ostend

Dempsey, Anne. See Bermingham.
-, Col. certificate concerning

Denbigh, a supposed Popish priest detained at
-, papers and books of, desired for evidence
-, sent as evidence

Dendermond and Antwerp, the Prince of Orange asked to have a care of
-, See also Antwerp.

Denevend, Darby, servant of the Duchess of Portsmouth, pass for.

Denew, Nathaniel, v. Abraham Stock, notice in the case of

Denization, grants of

Denizen of England, a, statement that, may not inherit land in England

Denmark, question whether the Duke of Holstein Gottorp's subjects are tributary to
-, books sent to, for binding
-, treaty with, mentioned
-, envoy of, memorial of, mentioned.
-, memorial from, note of answer to be given to
-, note about
-, pass from
-, British Resident in. See Paul, Sir John.
-, King of
-, Admiral Van Tromp said to have been called home from the service of
-, said to have raised a much greater army in Norway than last year
-, rye and salt taken from English merchants for the use of
-, gone to the relief of Christianstadt
-, said to be before Christianstadt
-, the King desired to stand by, if he be left by Holland
-, See also Emperor, the; Sweden.

Dent, Richard, ensign in the Middlesex militia

Denton, Thomas, letter of
-, offers his services to the King
-, Dr., physician to the Duke of York, letter to, mentioned
-, Capt., leave of absence for

Deptford, number of new ships building at
-, troops to march to
-, troops to march from

Derby, Earl of. See Stanley, William George Richard, Earl of Derby.
-, under-sheriff of, writ of Habeas Corpus delivered to

Dereham, Richard, Remembrancer of the City of London, petition of
-, and Richard Haines, warrant for a patent to

Derham, Thomas, the King's Court Post, money due to, for extraordinary service

Desmas, Claude, servant of the late Duke of Somerset, pass for

Deury, Michael, Frenchman, pass for

Devereux, Leicester, Viscount Hereford, petition against, referred

Devon, tin of, question as to a monopoly of

Dicing houses, licensing of

Dick, Capt. Andrew, tacksman of Orkney and Zetland, warrant for an abatement to

Dickson, George, rejected as commissioner for Whitherne
-, John, chirurgeon, petition of, declaration on
-, —, obstructs the claim of Christian and Elizabeth Hayes against the city of Hamburg

Dieppe, fish sold at

Digby, George, Lord Digby of Sherborne, Secretary of State (1645), document countersigned by, mentioned
-, John, Lord Digby, successor of, as M.P. for Dorset
-, Martin James, of Luffenham, pass to be granted to

Diggs, Lieut.-Col., approved as deputy-lieutenant of Kent

Dikenson, Mr., burgher of Aldborough

Dillon, Col. Cary

Dinant, the French King said to have made a fresh demand to keep

Dinne, William, ensign in the Middlesex militia

Diodorus Siculus, licence to print

Dionysius Halicarnasseus, licence to print

Disney, Matthew, letter of

Dispensing power, the, notes out of law books concerning

Diss, Norfolk, troops to march to

Dissenters. See Nonconformists.

Dixon, Thomas, messenger. See Bradley, John.

Dobbins, lands called, in Ireland

Dod, Thomas, pass for
-, Thomas, sacristan of the Queen's chapel, pass for

Dodding, Mr., information about Jesuits given to

Dodson, Captain William, of the London Trained Bands

Dogger bank, the, English vessel attacked by a Dunkirker on

Dolben, John, D.D., Bishop of Rochester, subscriber to a new atlas
-, Sir William, Recorder of London
-, letter of
-, opinion by
-, warrant to
-, appointed Justice of the King's Bench

Dolby, Richard, commission to

Dolman, Sir Thomas, receipt by

Dominico, —, a prisoner in the Newgate of Bristol, accuses the Greek bishop of dangerous words

Don, water of. See Grandham.

Donaghadee and Larne, ports of, soldiers to be kept at, to prevent entry of beggars from Scotland

Donegall, Earl of. See Chichester, Arthur, Earl of Donegall.
-, Lady. See Chichester, Jane, Countess of Donegall.

D'Onelly, the Sieut, of the retinue of the Comte d'Egmont, pass for

Dorchester, election at

Dorington, William, pass for
-, Captain, certificate concerning

Dormer, John, of Lee, Buckinghamshire, warrant for a licence to

Dorne or Dorney, Major, certificate concerning

Dorset, disputed election for
-, deputy lieutenants of, report from, mentioned
-, Earl of. See Sackville, Charles, Earl of Dorset.

Doughty (Dowty), Major, letter of, mentioned

Douglas, Archibald, commission to
-, George, Earl of Dumbarton
-, letters to
-, regiment of. See under Army, the.
-, Lord James, foot regiment to be levied by, in Scotland
-, regiment raised by, offered to, and refused by, the Earl of Mar
-, Jeffery, captain in the Middlesex militia
-, Capt. Spott., company of, to go to St. Ives
-, William, Earl of Queensberry, attends on the Duke of Lauderdale at Edinburgh
-, present at a conference between the Dukes of Lauderdale and Hamilton
-, Lord, arrives at Dover
-, Lieut.-col., taken prisoner in a battle near Mons
-, Ensign, of the Earl of Dunbarton's regiment, to be brought before the Council
-, Mr., a Scotch preacher, still under guard, in Dublin

Dover

Dover, letters dated from
-, packet boat of, assault of
-, vessel to victual at
-, the Nieuport mail arrived at
-, question as to the passage of poor soldiers and seamen from Calais to
-, a pilot of
-, the Duke of Monmouth going to
-, horses sent from, as a present to the French King
-, soldiers from France and Flanders arriving at, by every packet
-, Col. John Strode going to
-, post horses provided to
-, suspicious person gone from Deal to
-, person travelling fortnightly between, and Flanders
-, Col. Scott to be seized at
-, post-warrant to
-, place of water bailiff and prison keeper of, petition for a grant of
-, Mayor of, letters to
-, memorandum of letter to
-, warrant sent to
-, examination taken before
-, See also Stokes, Capt. William.
-, Governor of, memorandum of letter to
-, instructions to, as to saluting foreign ships, desired
-, the officers of, warrants to, desired
-, Castle, deserters imprisoned in
-, no garrison at present in
-, a company of Lord Morpeth's regiment to do duty in
-, Lieutenant of. See Strode, Col. John.
-, Deputy-Governor of. See Braems, Walter.
-, Road, vessel unable to fetch
-, vessel sailed to
-, fleet sailed to, but driven back to the Downs
-, King's fleet arrived in
-, horses to be convoyed from
-, Deal or Folkestone, smuggling vessels of, always willing to transport deserters
-, Hythe and Romney, smugglers generally land their goods between
-, Sittingbourne, Rochester and Dartford, postmasters of, receipt of a packet by

Down, Bishop of. See Hacket, Thomas, Bishop of Down.

Downing, Sir George, M.P., desired to attend on the King
-, notes of speeches by
-, John, commission to
-, Major, of the King's regiment in Flanders
-, order to
-, Lieut. or Capt., or the officer commanding the recruits, letter to
-, money paid to

Downs, the, letters dated from ships in
-, lists of ships in
-, vessels in
-, vessel in, goes adrift
-, to be permitted to proceed on her voyage
-, vessels arrived in
-, vessels for
-, vessels sailed towards
-, vessels from
-, vessels sailed from
-, King's ships in
-, ordered to Margate
-, ordered to sail to Portsmouth
-, driven back from Dover road
-, sails from Deal and reaches Folkestone
-, arrived at Spithead
-, East Indiamen arrived in
-, vessel convoyed from, to Ostend
-, fight with a Dutch man-of-war in, mentioned
-, Dutch men-of-war arrived in
-, Col. Churchill arrived in
-, supposed firing of great guns at
-, a considerable fleet of King's ships in
-, Sir John Holmes arrives in, and takes up the command
-, the Duke of Monmouth arrives in
-, King's yacht arrives in
-, vessel to return to, for orders
-, none but small vessels in
-, deserters to be put on board the Admiral in
-, vessels forced into
-, 100 ships in
-, 120 ships in, owing to a storm
-, a suspicious person come from, to Deal
-, the Admiral in, to be notified that ships from Malaga are to be put in quarantine
-, notes of a vessel to be met in
-, Spanish and Dutch fleets in (1639), mentioned

Downton, Richard, lieut.-colonel and captain in the Middlesex militia

Doyley, Sir William, accusations against Capt. Huntington and Edmund Thaxter suppressed by

Dracott, Matthew, nominated for an almsman's place in the Charterhouse
-, Philip, of Panesly, Staffordshire, pass for

Drake, John, commission to
-, Mr., M.P., note of a speech of
-, Mr., house of, in Tokenhouse Yard
-, note of warrant to search

Drogheda, troops to be embarked at

Drumchardonie and Bereford, barony of, lands in, warrant for a charter of new infeftment of

Drummond, George, Laird of Lundie, Governor of Edinburgh Castle, gone to Court with the Convention's letter
-, return of, awaited by the Duke of Lauderdale
-, arrived at Edinburgh
-, James, Earl of Perth, said to have called the Duke of Lauderdale names
-, attends on the Duke of Lauderdale at Edinburgh
-, present at a conference between the Dukes of Lauderdale and Hamilton
-, said to have escaped the snare
-, John, of Lundin, to be admitted of the Privy Council of Scotland
-, nominated a commissioner for Plantation of Kirks and Valuation of Teinds in Scotland
-, warrant for payment to, of journey— and outrik— money
-, Major-General, present at a conference between the Dukes of Lauderdale and Hamilton
-, said to have escaped the snare
-, gone to Bath as companion to the Duke of Hamilton
-, admitted to kiss the King's hands

Drunkenness and swearing, Bill for preventing, to be prepared.

Drury, Dru, commission to

Dryden, John, subscriber to a new atlas

Dublin, letters dated from
-, letters patent dated from
-, vessel of
-, money sent to
-, Lord Conway's bills answered at
-, Sir G. Rawdon hoping to wait on Viscount Conway at
-, Viscount Conway expected at
-, Lord Granard expected to meet Viscount Conway on landing at
-, rate of exchange between, and London
-, the Lord Lieutenant not expected to leave
-, marriage settlements being Drawn up at
-, Archbishop of. See Boyle, Michael, Archbishop of Dublin.
-, the Council Chamber at, letter dated from
-, Trinity College in, Provosts of. See Marsh, Narcissus, D.D.; Ward, Michael.
-, Castle, letter dated from
-, mentioned
-, and Lisburn, wine provided at, for Lord Conway

Du Cros, —, journey of, to Nimeguen, mentioned

Duffy, James, pass for

Dugdale, Stephen, late servant of Lord Aston of Tixhall, information of

Dumaresq, George, letter of

Dumbae and Craigfin, lands of, warrant for a charter of new infeftment of

Dumbarton Castle, arms of the Western shires lodged in
-, Sir Partick Home of Polwarth to be removed to
-, instructions for repairing
-, Sir Patrick Home to be removed from
-, governor of. See Fleming, William, Earl of Wigton.
-, deputy governor of. See Grant, Lieut.-Col.
-, garrison of, establishment for

Dumbarton, shire of, commissioners for, approved
-, Earl of. See, Douglas, George, Earl of Dumbarton.

Dumblane, Lord. See Osborne, Peregrine, Viscount Osborne of Dumblane.

Dumfermline, Earl of. See Seton, Charles, Earl of Dumfermline.

Dumfries, letters dated from
-, soldiers to be mustered at
-, the magistrates of, submit to the Committee of the Council
-, a great conventicle held near
-, election of commissioners for the Convention at
-, insolence of the conventiclers in
-, Earl of. See Crichton, William, Earl of Dumfries.
-, Provost of. See Craik, William.

Duncan, Mark, commission to

Duncombe, Sir John, Chancellor of the Exchequer, desired to attend on the King

Duncon, Col., embarked at Deal for Flushing

Dundas, Henry, commission to

Dungan (Dongan), Col. Thomas, eight foot companies to be raised in Ireland by
-, commission to, as Brigadier of Foot and Serjeant-Major-General
-, to be deputy-governor of Tangier and lieut.-colonel in the Earl of Inchiquin's regiment
-, commission to, as lieut.-governor of the city and garrison of Tangier
-, Thomas, to be allowed to pass to Ireland
-, Col. William, caveat on behalf of, requested

Dungeness, eight French vessels supposed to be at
-, grant of a lighthouse at, petition for, referred

Dunkellin, Lord. See Bourke, Richard, Lord Dunkellin.

Dunkin, Michael, commission to

Dunkirk, vessels from
-, pikes for
-, opposite the Downs
-, news from, disbelieved
-, shooting heard near
-, the Flemish road near, French men-of-war in
-, an embargo reported at
-, a new channel for ships being made at
-, rumour of French troops to be transported to England from
-, person that was a captain at
-, man-of-war of, English vessel attacked by
-, men-of-war of, three, Spanish express-boat chased into Dover by
-, privateers of, vessels captured by
-, Navy Office and Ordnance Office at, outside the walls
-, and Calais, English ships stopped by an embargo at
-, Calais or Boulogne, deserters generally embark from

Dunmore, John, Richard Chiswell, Benjamin Tooke and Thomas Sawbridge, booksellers of London, licence to, to print certain Greek books

Dunsyre in the Shirefdome of Lanark, church of, presentation to

Dupuy, Lawrence, senior, pass for
-, junior, pass for

Duras, Louis de, Earl of Feversham
-, letters of, mentioned
-, letters to
-, letter to, mentioned
-, commission to, as Lieut.-General.
-, grants to, recited
-, pass for
-, petition of, reference of
-, the Duke of Monmouth ordered to bring, back to England
-, at Deal
-, sails for Ostend
-, treaty sent by, the French ambassador empowered to sign, with exceptions
-, instructions to, on his last mission to France, requested
-, propositions made by, to France, abstract of, required
-, said to be destined for Sir Philip Howard's command
-, sent to Holland with the Marquis de Borgomaniero
-, return of, to London, mentioned
-, to command the fresh troops for Flanders
-, going to Flanders
-, likely to have had a long passage
-, declaration in the King's name made by
-, said to have cheated soldiers under his command
-, said to have had a secret correspondence with the Court of France
-, as Lieut.-General of the Forces in Flanders, warrant for a commission to
-, as colonel of the King's regiment of Dragoons, memorandum of order to
-, See also Borgomaniero, Marquis de.

Durell, John, D.D., prebendary of Durham, appointed Dean of Windsor and registrar of the Order of the Garter, dispensation for
-, wife of. See Angle, Mary de l'.

Durham, Lord Balmerino lodging with a fanatic at
-, Bishop of. See Crew, Nathaniel. D.D., Bishop of Durham.
-, Dean and Chapter of, letters to
-, prebendary and archdeacon of. See Grenville, Dr. Denis.
-, Mayor of. See Blakiston, William.
-, gaol, prisoner in

Durham, William, D.D., commission to. as chaplain to the General of the Forces
-, promise of prebend to, confirmed

Dutch, the, said to be responsible for the breach of the Triple Alliance
-, saying of, about England
-, said to be all for a peace with France
-, said to be supplying the French with provisions
-, rumours that, are negotiating with France
-, the French army at Ghent provisioned by
-, great terms said to be offered to, by the French
-, said to be near agreeing with the French
-, said to have concluded a sudden peace with France
-, jealousies of, alluded to
-, a French prize taken by
-, inclined to a peace on the French proposals
-, said to be resolved to adhere to the Confederates
-, the French King said to have sent new proposals to
-, report that Maestricht and all other places taken from, are to be restored to
-, expecting the confirmation of the treaty with France
-, said to be mad for a peace
-, Maestricht to be restored to
-, said to be confident of peace with France
-, exportation of wines by, mentioned
-, demands of, the French King said to have yielded to
-, expect a speedy proclamation of peace
-, the King of France said to be falling off from his agreement with
-, general report of peace with, in France
-, expectations by, of peace, diminished
-, French men-of-war said to have been destroyed by
-, thought not likely to relieve Mons
-, said to have worsted the French in a skirmish
-, island in the possession of
-, report at St. Malo of a peace with
-, losses of, in the fight near Mons
-, granted free trade with France and relieved from tonnage and other duties
-, peace between, and the French, uncertainty as to the ratification of
-, blamed by some for ingratitude
-, Yarmouth fishing grounds occupied by
-, the peace proclaimed and celebrated by
-, wars against, person that served in
-, and the French, peace said to have been signed only by, without the Spanish
-, See also French, the.

Dutch ambassador, the, in London, letter to
-, certain lords appointed to treat with
-, express messenger to
-, pass granted at the request of
-, ship of, memorandum about
-, See also Beuninghen, Heer van.
-, at Nimeguen, peace between France and Spain signed at the house of
-, ambassadors, two, come to England from the Brill
-, answer of, to be communicated to the House of Lords
-, read in the House of Lords
-, caper, a, fight between, and a French merchantman
-, off the Lizard
-, capers, from the Straits
-, dons, the, said to be much against the Prince of Orange
-, East Indiaman, five, arrived at Amsterdam
-, fishing vessel, a, express messenger brought over by
-, fishing ships, question as to distance kept by, from the English coast
-, fleet, the, for the Straits
-, passed the Goodwins
-, met off Cape St. Clear in Ireland
-, from Setubal
-, at Plymouth
-, a French squadron waiting for
-, sailed from Falmouth
-, fly-boat, at Pendennis
-, run aground off Yarmouth
-, foot, the, good behaviour of, mentioned
-, foot captain, a, the cause of a tumult at Bruges
-, heers, the, the Prince of Orange now highly complimented by
-, man-of-war, a
-, French bark taken by
-, fight against, in the Downs, mentioned
-, passes Portsmouth
-, from the West Indies
-, men-of-war between Lyme and Topsham
-, question as to saluting
-, convoy merchantmen for Cadiz
-, for Lisbon
-, two, at Plymouth
-, convoy the Dutch fleet from Falmouth
-, three, at Plymouth
-, left Plymouth for a cruise
-, and fireships, sailed for Cadiz
-, merchantmen, for Cadiz
-, off the Isle of Wight
-, from St. Ubes
-, for Lisbon
-, a fleet of, staying at Norway for fear of French privateers
-, passed the Goodwins
-, Netherlands, the, vessels for
-, plantation at Tobago, the late, negroes belonging to
-, privateer, a, sailed from Pendennis
-, prize, a, lost by the French in the West Indies
-, ships, from Lisbon
-, from the Straits
-, proposed number of ships for convoy of, to be supplied by Holland
-, passes for, signed by the King of France
-, skeut, a, arrived at Harwich
-, squadron, the, note about
-, in the Straits, question as to a continuance of subsidies to
-, Surinam ships, at Pendennis
-, vessel, arrived express at Harwich
-, vessels, for Ostend
-, at Pendennis
-, arrived in Cowes Road
-, war, the last
-, the second, the Dutch said to be responsible for
-, and Spanish horse, regiments of, quell a tumult at Bruges

Dutchman, a, Scotch masters of ships desired by, to ship arms for Scotland

Dutton, Henry, B.D., recommended as canon residentiary of Wells
-, Ralph, of Sherburne, Gloucestershire, grant of a baronetcy to

Duval, Peter, chirurgeon, pass for

Dyckvelt, Monsr., returned from the French camp

Dyer, George, letters of
-, Stephen, note of commission to
-, William, high sheriff of Essex, licence for, to leave his county
-, of Tottenham, Hertfordshire, warrant for grant of a baronetcy to
-, Mr., case of

Dymond, Capt. Peter, of Lord Alington's regiment
-, beating for volunteers at Lynn to serve under

Dyson, William, warrant for a reprieve to