F

Fabri, James

Faculty Office, the

Fagan, John

Fagge, Thomas, petition of

Fairborne, Sir S.

Fairer, Mr.

Fairewell, Mary

Fairfax, Brigadier, his regiment
-, Mr.

Fairlies lands. See Kettle.

Fairs. See Markets.

Fairs (Denmark)

Faiting, David

Falconer, A.

Falmouth, co. Cornwall
-, letters dated at
-, Mayor of. See Wickham.
-, news from
-, packet-boats at, note
-, agent of, And see Jones.
-, letters to
-, director of, letters to
-, for Lisbon
-, captain of, letter to
-, director of. See Jones.
-, passes viâ, to Portugal and the West Indies
-, postmaster at. See Gwyn.

Fanshaw, Fanshawe, M.
-, Simon, petition of
-, Sir Thomas

Farall, Laurance

Farcy, John

Fareham (Hampshire)

Farewell, Mr.

Fariss, M.

Farleyor Herley, Father Daniel otherwise called

Farmer, Anne
-, E.
-, Francis

Farnham
-, letter dated at
-, prisoner of war at
-, agent for
-, return of
-, surgeon in. See Summer.
-, White Lamb at

Faro (Portugal)

Farrell, —
-, John
-, Mary
-, Winifrett

Farrington, Farringdon, Colonel, his regiment

Fasch, R.

Fast, appointed for 12 Jan.

Fasting, Lyder

Fauquignon, Charles

Favret, Francis, petition of

Fawsitt, James

Fay, George, a Queen's messenger

Feanagh, James
-, John

Feelex, Lucy

Fehrs, T.

Feilding. See Fielding.

Feillet, Mr.

Felix, Lewis

Fellows, Mr.

Felo de se, goods of persons who become, almoner of. See York, Archbishop of.

Felton, co. Northumberland

Fenn, Lieut.

Fenvier, H.

Fenwick, Edward
-, Elizabeth

Fergisson, William, of Latterpine

Ferguson, Fergusson, James, Brigadier of foot
-, Colonel James, his regiment, a company of foot added to
-, John
-, of Doneltown (? Dowalton)
-, of Kilkerran, created a baronet
-, water bailiff of the Thames

Feri, Sieur

Fermanagh, Sir John Verney, Bart., created Baron Verney of Belturbet and Viscount

Ferns and Leighlin, Bishop of

Ferrand, Paul

Ferrers, Captain Jos.
-, Lieut.-Colonel

Ferronet (or Terronet), John (Jean), a French prisoner
-, pass for

Festoude, —

Fettiplace, —

Feversham, Lewis de Duras, 2nd Earl of, letter to

Fewellrule (Roxburghshire), lands and barony of

Fewings, Captain Peter

Feytingh, David

Fielding, Bazil
-, Lieut. Charles
-, Feilding, Sir Charles
-, Israel

Fife, chamberlainry of the Queen's lands, &c. of
-, rents of, pension from

Fife Ness, Fife's Ness (Fifeshire)

Figuéira da Foz (?), Figura (Portugal), harbour of

Finab (Scotland)

Fincastle, John, Lord (son of 1st Earl of Dunmore), marriage contract of

Finch, Anne
-, George
-, Thomas

Fingall, Peter Plunkett, 4th Earl of

Fingnagel, Maria

Finlae, Elizabeth

Finlay, Robert

Finley, R.

Fintilloch (Kirkcudbrightshire)

Finzech (Scotland)

First Fruits and Tenths, revenue from, and support of poor clergy

Fisgill. See Physgill.

Fisher, Mary
-, Thomas

Fisheries, English and French, question of freedom from molestation during the war
-, See also under Ireland.

Fishermen, English, convoy requested to secure, during
-, whiting season
-, French proclamation not to take any
-, and the war
-, See also under Ships.

Fishery trade, the

Fitch, William

Fitzgerald, —, to be prosecuted for a libel
-, Conrad
-, Mr.
-, See also Geraldine.

Fitzharding, John Berkeley, 4th Viscount, Treasurer of the Chamber

Fitzharris, Sir Henry, petition of

Fitzpatrick, Lieut. Andrew
-, Captain Edward
-, Captain Richard

Flamand, E.

Flamanville, Cap de (Normandy)

Flammen, —

Flanders
-, the Army in. SeeArmy.
-, the banks of
-, Duke of Burgundy to command in
-, English troops in
-, arms supplied to
-, English troops ordered from Ireland to
-, passes to
-, the war in

Flawrty, M.

Fleet, Edward

Fleet, the. See Navy, the Royal.

Fleet prison, the. See under London.

Fleming, Ensign Alexander

Flemington, Captain

Fletcher, George

Fleury,—, minister

Flint, John

Florence
-, English Envoy to
-, Envoy of, to England And see Giraldi.
-, complains of violation of neutrality

Flottard, Flotard, David

Fluger, Christian

Flugg, John Peter

Flugge, P.

Flushing, Vlissingen

Fockee, Adrien
-, Henry

Foley, Philip

Folkestone, co. Kent
-, Mayor of, letter to

Follark, Daniel

Fonseca, Easter
-, See also De Fonseca.

Fooe, Mr. See De Foe.

Foortman, Herman, groom to William III

Forbes, —, his widow, Elizabeth Grant
-, Alexander
-, Arth.
-, Forbuss, William Forbes, 12th Lord, his regiment
-, Robert, of Learney, a clerk of the Privy Council (Scotland)
-, William Forbes, Lord, Colonel of Grenadier Guards

Ford, Sir Henry
-, Matthew
-, William Weedon, petition of

Fordew (Scotland)

Foreland, the

Forfar, Archibald Douglas, 1st Earl of

Forfarshire, sheriff of
-, sheriff depute of. See Aikman.

Forfeitures, Commissioners of (Ireland), 'Report of

Forgery, confession of

Forglen, Forgline (Banffshire)

Forke, Francis

Forles, Alexander, of Ballogie
-, Sir Alexander, of Tolyhou
-, Arthur, grant to

Formentara, Fermentier, Isle of

Fornier, Ensign John

Forrest,—, to be arrested
-, John

Forrester, Marjory
-, Thomas, sometime minister at Melrose
-, Sir William

Forstall, Richard

Forster, John
-, Lieut. Nicholas

Fortescue, Edward
-, Hugh

Forth, the, above Queensferry, clerks of the cocquet and searchers at

Fortune (Hampshire), prisoners of war at

Fortune, Lewis

Fort William (Invernesshire) Governor of. See Maitland.

Forward, Colonel John, case of, documents relating to
-, petition of

Foster, Francis
-, Grace

Foulk, Captain James

Fountaine, James
-, Père

Fournell, M.
-, P.

Fournet, John
-, Michael
-, Peter

Fowey, Foy, co. Cornwall
-, letter dated at
-, Mayor of, letters to
-, postmaster at. See Rowe.

Fowler, J.
-, Thomas

Fownes, Colonel Richard
-, William

Fox, Edward
-, Foxe, Colonel Edward, his regiment of marines
-, quartermaster to
-, F.
-, Mrs. Frances, letter from
-, John
-, Sir Stephen, a Director of Greenwich Hospital

Foxcraft,—, to be apprehended on suspicion of treason

Foxon, Captain Thomas

Foxworthy, Mr., his pardon

Foy, Quartermaster Dennis
-, Isaac
-, Jane, petition of

Framton, Mary

France
-, Acts of Parliament against being in or coming from
-, Admiral of. See Toulouse.
-, Algiers, Tunis and Tripoli to be persuaded to declare war against
-, Ambassador of, at Lisbon
-, clandestine trade of
-, coast of, to be preferred to the coast of Spain for Sir G. Rooke's operations
-, the Commissioners at War in
-, correspondence with, made high treason, And see under Parliament.
-, persons to be arrested for
-, suspicion of Court of
-, alleged approval of plot against Queen Anne by
-, orders from, to arm vessels
-, Scots in great favour at
-, Dauphin of, reported very sick
-, despised by the Spaniards
-, emissaries (disaffected persons) of, conspiring against the English people
-, English hostages detained in, note of
-, English and Irish sailing in the service of
-, Englishman carried to, by force or collusion, case of
-, English ships taken by
-, Envoy of, to Hamburg. See Bedall.
-, an estate in, detained
-, expected attack by, on Jamaica
-, fishermen of, whether not to be molested by English men-of-war or privateers
-, fishing-boat of, at Hastings. See under Ships.
-, fleet of
-, in the Adriatic, destruction of, to be attempted
-, destruction of Spanish and Dutch fleets by, off Palermo (1672)
-, to be engaged, if with advantage
-, to be prevented from re-passing the Straits
-, no squadrons reported abroad in the Mediterranean
-, reported at Toulon
-, rumoured operations of
-, examinations as to
-, strength of, at Marseilles
-, want of seamen in
-, strength of, at Toulon
-, at Vigo
-, preparing to go to the West Indies
-, news of
-, of West France or Mediterranean, Allies hope to be able to oppose
-, Toulon squadron to be prevented from joining ships from West France
-, rumoured arrangements of
-, rendezvous of, said to be at Cadiz
-, forces of, in Italy
-, recruits being sent daily to
-, said to have gone towards the frontiers of Portugal
-, not allowed to enter Spain
-, in Suabia
-, galleys of, reported at Cadiz
-, hospitals in, all filled with sick seamen
-, intercepted letter of news for
-, invasion of England by, plot for
-, and Ireland, alleged commerce between
-, Irish merchants, their methods of trading with
-, an Irish Papist brought up in
-, and Irish and Scotch Papists
-, 10,000 landmen reported to be going from, to Spain
-, lead destined for, captures of
-, lead alleged to be shipped from Scotland to
-, leave to go to, granted
-, marines of, above 500 reported killed by the Cevennois
-, men-of-war, &c. of
-, to make a fleet and search for the Confederate fleet
-, numbers of, fitting in the various ports
-, two, reported taken about Malaga
-, and privateers See also under Ships.
-, and transports of, to be intercepted and destroyed
-, naval forces of, estimate of
-, naval intelligence from
-, navy of, wages allowed in, compared with those in England
-, expected to attack in Newfoundland
-, and Nova Scotia
-, Papists (Irish, Scotch, &c.) come from, without leave, about Whitehall and St. James's
-, passes to
-, passes or licences to return from
-, passes for disaffected persons to, obtained under feigned names
-, peace (the late) with
-, and peace of Carlowitz
-, persons lately come from
-, discovery of
-, without leave
-, to be arrested (names)
-, preparations of, in the Mediterranean
-, prisoners of war from and in. See Prisoners.
-, privateers of. See under Ships. a prize re-taken by the Dutch from
-, to prohibit return from, of such as went there pursuant to Articles of Limerick See also under Parliament.
-, recruits from, to Italy, plan to hinder the sending of
-, Scotsmen coming from, an Act of Indemnity for
-, secret intercourse with England
-, settlements of, in Africa
-, ships going to, stopped
-, ships of
-, in the Adriatic
-, at Cadiz or Gibraltar, strength of, to be ascertained
-, Danes taken on board, allowed to enter Queen's service
-, in Dunkirk road, attempt to burn
-, a fleet bound for Dunkirk with convoys, goes into St. Malo
-, English subjects serving on, taken
-, a fleet of 150 small vessels (the 'Grand Partie') in Conquest Road
-, great preparations of salted provisions and munitions for
-, on Irish coast See also under Ships.
-, at La Hogue, burning of
-, at Martinique
-, 70 odd sail, barques and merchantmen, off Normandy
-, numbers of, report concerning
-, returning to, to be intercepted
-, off St. John's, Newfoundland
-, that fell in with the Salisbury
-, 60, bound eastward, reported in Cancale Road
-, suspected to be from, seized
-, trading with, seized in Irish ports
-, 13, reported near Cherbourg, making for the West
-, a sloop of, under Beachy Head, And see Prizes.
-, soldiers from, arrive at Genoa
-, spies lately come from
-, Swedish Resident in. See Palmquist
-, a tartan of, burnt
-, trade with, by the Dutch
-, trading between, and Scotland and Ireland
-, treaty with England, for the fishery
-, troops of, expected to disembark at Corunna
-, may intercept the Turkey fleet
-, war with, Privy Council proceedings relating to

France, Louis XIV, King of
-, ready to establish 'King James III
-, reported farewell words of, to the Duke of Anjou
-, and English prisoners of war
-, orders of, to his Admiral

Frances, Augustine

Francheville, Louis

Francia, Jasper
-, Peter
-, Simon

Francis, Captain Samuel
-, William, surgeon

Frankfurt-on-the-Main (Germany)
-, Queen's secretary at. See Davenant.

Frankland, Lieut.
-, Sir Thomas, Bart., Postmaster General (q.v.)
-, letters from
-, letter to

Franklin, Roger

Franklyn, Major

Franks, Mary

Franse, Wouter

Fraser, Frazer, —, to be arrested for coming from France
-, of Beaufort, —
-, Charles Fraser, 4th Lord, to be Lieut.-Colonel of foot
-, of Lovat, Hugh, Lord
-, John
-, Lieutenant, of Kilduthy
-, Margaret

Frazier, —, credentials of
-, Thomas

Freckleton, —
-, Thomas

Freeman, John, a Queen's messenger
-, William

Freemasons

Freke, Captain George
-, Lieut.-Colonel Robert

French, H.

French, the, and art of glassmaking
-, Jesuit, a
-, merchant, a
-, Protestant churches. See Bristol; London; Westminster.
-, Protestants
-, braziers, petition of
-, Committee for relief of (the French Committee)
-, gentlemen refugees, petition of
-, number of
-, to be permitted in raising men in Ireland
-, ministers, William III's grant to
-, officers, in Ireland, some to be sent to serve in Savoy
-, passes for, seq.
-, pensioners (Ireland). See Ireland.
-, pretended
-, prisoners of war, desiring to stay in England
-, to be given the option of returning to France
-, petition to serve on H.M. ships or live in England
-, allowed to serve on Queen's ships
-, the Queen's charity or bounty for the relief of the refugees
-, spies

Frere, S.

Fresby, James

Fretcheville, Lady, letter to

Freyn, Henry

Friberg, John

Friderich, R.

Friquet, John

Frison, Frizen, Baron, Major-General of troops of States General

Friston, co. Sussex, letters dated at

Frittelvitz, Claus

Frizen. See Frison.

Frizer, Andrew, and his wife, petition of

Fromanteele, Mordecai, will of
-, Hannah, relict of, documents relating to the case of

Frost, John

Fry, George, a Queen's messenger

Fudge, Mary

Fullwood, Fulwood, Edmund, manslaughter of

Funke, Leevine

Furly, Benjamin

Furnesse, Sir Henry, letter to

Furst, Thomas, Serjeant-at-Arms

Furzer, Daniel