The Last news FROM IRELAND BEING A TRUE RELATION OF ALL most remarkable Occurrences which hath lately happened concerning the state of that oppressed and distracted kingdom. Sent over from Ireland to one Master Dobbins in LONDON. As also the view and consideration of some Scotch Forces which were sent over for the supply of Ireland to be under the Command of Sir William Belfore, late Lieutenant of the Tower in London. TOGETHER WITH A LIST OF THE FIELD-Officers chosen and appointed for the Irish Expedition, by the Committee at Guild-hall London, for the Regiments of 5000. foot, and 500. horse Under the command Philip Lord Wharton Baron of Scarborough, Lord general of Ireland. June 13. London, Printed for I. Green. and A. Coe. 1642. SIR, YOur countryman Henry Barnsley, Sir Nicholas Whites Priest, stands indicted at the Kings Bench for Treason, but it will be Michaelmas term before the formalities of the Law will be completed to have him out-lawed; if in the mean time you desire a copy of the Indictment, you may have it, but I conceive it can avail little until he bee sued to an Outlary. captain Sterling, who was Garrisond at Dunslagan below Dubbor, being one Friday last invited with his Lieutenant and archdeacon Watson, by one Dillon in the County of Meath( who had a protection from the State) to dinner, and to be merry with him, who accordingly went with some few musketeers, and were merry, in the mean time a company of Rogues, who lay in ambush for them, rushed in and cut them all off. captain Sterlings Corps was brought to town yesterday morning. The last week a Lieutenant M. Donell a Scotchman, was shot to death for killing a woman which he met in the streets who gave him ill Language, whereupon goody drew his Sword and run her thorough. And one of your countrymen, a Gloucester shire man escaped his neck very narrowly, for laying down his arms, and denying to take them up again, until he had received his pay; I saw him on the Ladder and ready to be turned off, but presently there was a cry of a pardon( but indeed there was no such intention) whereupon the Soldiers instantly brought him down and carried him away in despite of the Provost Martiall and his train; there were swords drawn about it, but no hurt done. The Souldiers begin to very insolent for want of pay. Your good friend Charles Dodeswell is principal Secretary to the earl of Ormond, his predecessor Mr. Smith is gone into Rebellion. The Blessings of God( Brother) unto sinful man are infinite, and the means by which he is pleased to assist and deliver his children from imminent danger, are most incomprehensible unto the dull capacity of frail man. witness his often deliverances to our poor distressed Brethren here in Ireland, whom his mercy hath so often delivered from the jaws of death and destruction, and from the bloodthirsty persecution of the insolent and cruel enemy. Nay even when they seemed lost, and had given themselves over as a prey unto their malice, then hath it pleased Almighty God to raise unto them most unexpected means for their deliverance, the faithful and Religious Scotchmen to visit the Neighbouring Brothers in the depth of their calamity who with the hazard of their own lives and fortunes, did endeavour to assuage the swelling enemy, and to revenge their wrongs with the danger of their own safety. What hath been a long time expected and wished, is now put into practise and execution, and about the 16. of May General Lesley was shipped with 6000 foot, provided for the succour and relief of Ireland, and 1000. horse were also at the same time on ship-boord, which were to be disciplind and commanded by Sir William Belfore late Lieutenant of the Tower of London, unto whose pious and Religious proceedings God of his great and infinite mercy sand happy and and deserving success, so that Jerusalem again may flourish, and that we may again enjoy peace within the walls of Sion, and behold all her now ruined and demolished buildings new built and beautiful. FINJS. A List of the Field-Officers choose ad appoited for the Irish Expedition, by the Committee at Guildhall London, for the Regiments of 5000. Foot, and 500. Horse, Under the Command of Philip Lord Wharton, Baron of Scarborough, lord general for Ireland. Troops of Horse. colonel Generalls Troop. CAptain ralph Whistler. Cornet Peter wait. Quartermaster Nicholas Batterby. Corporals. Conyers Cooper. Bartho. Johnson. Ralph Henery. Second Troop Lord Broghill. lieutenant John Allen. Cornet cecil Ashcough. Quartermaster Tho. Hudson. Corporals Geo. Staples. Robert Bennet. Thomas Allen. Third troop Sir faithful Fortescue. lieutenant Francis Dovet Cornet Tho. Fortescue. Quartermaster jo. Coyshe. Corporals jo. Vangorich. jo. Marshall. Ralph Walcot. Fourth troop lief. Colonel jo. Hurry. lieutenant William Mercer. Cornet Sedescue. Quartermaster jo. Pearne. Corporals Ralph Vickerman. Rich. Whymper. Will. Crane. Fifth troop Alexander Nayrne. lieutenant William hide. Cornet Marmaduke Cooper. Quartermaster Francis Fook. Corporals Nath. Walmsley. Hugh far. Hen. Ballard his ensign. Sixth troop jo. Trenchard. lieutenant Adem Baynard. Cornet jo. hide. Quartermaster Francis Fook. Corporals Jo. freak. jo. Starkey. Tho. Gwalter. Seventh troop William St. Leger. lieutenant Ed. Leventhorp. Cornet Skrynsheere. Quartermaster Philip Vanderhiden. Corporals Ed. Gray. Niaho Phipp. Robert Wood. Foot Companies. colonel general. His Captain Edward Massy. His ensign Oliver cronwell. lieutenant colonel and sergeant Maior general jeremy Horton. His lieutenant Tho. brown. His ensign Ed. green. sergeant mayor own Parry, His lieutenant Ed. brown, His ensign Rob. hallows, First captain Vincent Calmady. his lieutenant Edward Tyrer. his ensign Richard Bland. Second captain Robert long. his lieutenant Tho. Allanby. his ensign Roger Moore. Third captain Henry Carew. his lieutenant Charles Holcroft. his ensign William heyden. Fourth captain Henry Skipwith. his lieutenant Joh. Ivey. his ensign Oliver St. John, Fifth capt. of Firelocks Elias Struice his lieutenant Ed. Gray. his ensign Tho. Barber. Second Colonel lord Kerry ▪ his captain Robert Hamond. his ensign Richard Bagot. Lieutenant colonel Henry Shelley. his lieutenant jo. Ramsford. his ensign Jo. Ashfield. sergeant mayor Daniel Goodrick. his lieutenant Geo. ●owe●. his ensign Charles blunt. First captain Charles Dawson. his lieutenant Philip Meautas. his ensign Jacob Stringer. Second Captain Herbert Blankehard his lieutenant Morgan Tinny. his ensign Christopher chudley. Third cap. Agmondisham Muschamp his Lieutenant William Dothwaire his ensign Gervase Brach. Fourth cap. Paul Wats. his lieutenant Andr. Manwarring. his ensign Tho. Barriffe. Fifth capt. for Firelocks will. Lower. his lieutenant 〈◇〉 Redman. his ensign Jo. Raymond. Third colonel Tho. Ballard. his lieutenant Tho. Grover, his ensign leonard Morton. Lieutenant Colonel Sir Edw, Denny his Liutenant Ed, Oding●els, his ensign William Garfoot, sergeant Maior Francis Martin his lieutenant Rob, noise, his ensign jo, Hardy, First captain Cap. Primrose, his Lieutenant Edward Norbury his ensign William Powlis. Second captain Edward Allen. his lieutenant Fra. Bowyer. his Ensign Robert Goodwin Third Capten Fran. Fook. his lieutenant Tho. Nayerne. his ensign Hen. Higgins. Fourth Captain Thomas Middleton his lieutenant jo. Lookar his ensign Charles Parker. fifth Capt. firelocks Peter Nursord. his lieutenant Robert Davis. his ensign Hen. Cope. Fourth Charles Essex. his Captain Fran. Hall. his Ensig e jo. Shiqman. lieutenant Col. Adam Cunningham. his lieutenant Peter crisp. his ensign Leooard Hawkins. sergeant Maior Tho. Ogle. his lieutenant james web. his ensign Richard Osborne. First Cap●●in William Roberts. his lieutenant Ambrose tindal. his ensign jo. Watkins. Second Captin George Narrow. his lieutenant Edward Banwell. his ensign Tom. Paramoure. Third Captaien Constance Ferrer. his lieutenant William Hewet. his Ensine jo. Hemings, Fourth Captain Sam, Loftus. his lieutenant james barrel. his ensign Fran. Butler. Fifth Cart. for firelocks. John iinkins, his lieutenant Bartho, Elecot, his ensign Mr. wait.