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 Ti^rcngfor us to begiii the War in the manner 'uit 
 did, he took very gttat Pains to demonftrate, 
 as I have already fhcwn : And he pre- 
 tended further rp prove^ That ^e were net 
 0^ig'd by tiff Ternk of tpe Alliance Ip injift Hfon 
 tieKefHttt'tioH of Spain. 
 
 1 hope I have already confuted what he 
 has offer!d uponihofe TwoHe^s ; and have 
 ihewn at large to the Satisfa(5tion of all who 
 are truly in the. Ipte^e^l of their Queen and 
 CouAtrcy, aiid.noi iiilbae of Bonce and the 
 TretendeVy That as it was juff and necefaryfii 
 us to enter into fhe Gf^and Allfance ; ^fp by thi 
 Ttrms of that jltinmey which this Writer ha 
 moft fcandaloudy falfified , confidered wit! 
 otl;i^Part» of Hhi|t ^Treaty, and explaSn'd b 
 fticM'mitde' between "Us arid the Allies'b'et' 
 before and after it, we are obliged to infiH i 
 the, ReBitutiop of the Spini(h Monavchj^ fart.' 
 mtt^ly of Spain ^4 ih Indies : jAnfi tlidt if w 
 wdre not by our TtX^aties fo ftrii^ly oblig'ii 
 to Adhere to tl^fe IJIemands, the^lfxQtediof 
 bf cmrlTfade, .aiifd the Security <^ the Sue 
 ccffion in thetJqure of Hanover, matte It ab 
 folutdy neceffary we ftioald infift u;|^Ort them 
 
 'l proceed now to confider tfce ochei^Tw 
 Poiiits-he mentions, That wthaite furfuedtk 
 ff^ar ht a wrong Method^ and hai/e fufftrd i 
 Mies tQ break thek Treaties. , And (iftce he hini| 
 
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 Faults 
 Allies, before he repreftno ch*. ill Managcj 
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 in the Manner w 
 IS to demonftrate, 
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 Tt^at o^e were nc. 
 iance ^ injift Upon 
 
 >nfuted what he 
 
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 a(ftion of all who 
 
 their Queen and 
 
 D'f B'olice and the 
 
 (B and necejjaryfo) ' 
 
 UUance ; /p by tht 
 
 h this Writer ha; 
 
 confidered witf 
 
 and explaan'd b' 
 
 dthe Allies'bet' 
 
 obliged to infiB i 
 
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 irity <^ the Sue 
 
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 the Faults of our^ 
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 ent of the War, I muft^b^ content to fol- 
 iw him ; and to fliew in the Firft Place, 
 hat the Condud of the Allies has not been 
 ^ch as to forfeit the Right- they have to our 
 'erformance of the Engagements we have 
 ade with them : After wnich I Ihall endea- 
 ur to juttify alfo the Condu<ft of the Late 
 inifters, and to prove that the War has not 
 en wrong purfue^. 
 ^pThis Author indeed very frankly accufes 
 *^ Allies of having broken every Article of 
 ^r Treaties ; and it is eafy foguefs why he 
 fo. Such an Accufetion was no more 
 necellary to defend the Treatment they 
 JliVrft receiv'd from other People, in dire A 
 ilation of theArticles of a Certain Alliance, 
 before this honeft Gentleman enters upon 
 Proof of this Point, he fays be will take 
 >e to offer a few Remarks on certain Articles in 
 '4 of our Treaties : One of them is the Bar- 
 Treaty with the States made in Of^ofjer 
 >9. The other are our Two Alliance^* 
 'enfive and Defenfive, with Torytgal, ~«*^ 
 t might reafonably be thought, that the 
 taties remarked on are fome of thofe Trea- 
 that are pretended to be br6ke; and yet 
 •n Examinati; r5 we (hall find Two of the 
 ree Treaties mention'd, can no Way cOme 
 :o his Queftion. The Barrier Treaty y-hv 
 lample, concerns not the Operations 
 ^ the prefent W^r: This therefore of i^U 
 'reaties has nothing ro do in this Place. -But 
 lo' it does not affcd thePropolkion bo is to 
 >rpve, it ferves hid Purpofe extremely, of 
 l»lipg, at the CHtichy an4 ridiculing the late 
 i~,-j^, and repf erecting the Ende^yourj ot 
 
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 :*vWent, than thfttrou^pX'''-'? ** *<»-» 
 *»f felves, thev ire m^/J ^'^^o'sMon , new 
 basing in tht T^°'*,^°!',f ">'<»• As th 
 ?nd the Defien of hrrfL-„!.'? 'l ""'V »i>Cari J 
 • *• and unju^^ fo the R^T.^^^iWy wick-'' 
 »re -extremely foolifl, ,'"?'"'"„'*? "^kes on itj 
 •narks of a mT^tht "'•''"?'<"'« ■• »»>« Re- 
 reft of ^«,„ .^s'^t Prt?^!^''' ">« ^"teJ 
 co« d never vent himfelfX^.^*;! °' elfc he 
 agnnft B Treaty nZ!Ll ''^ ""'"^ ^^K<^ 
 
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 ■ ;/«-/«■ out of hi,Xm&,/'"'^:*"S"'« ^- 
 
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 • all who ihall oppofe ,h" c * "•'"'»'"■ SRainft 
 
 ';Th:«y ftou'd,.reS« ^n.-J^neceflarj' a 
 ^jeed no Defence -R.^r ' "."'' ^'S^fi'mtn, 
 
 ]?" ObieAions to it'. ,nrf,2" '^"""'kr all 
 for the fake of the' MnM^"''^.'" much 
 .mmediately concern'd^^'^1.^*^'?'' «<"•« 
 ^» '" a Situation m 21^"^'/'«« • who 
 as the Treaty isof i" f ^'^"1 W-nf*'? t But 
 ? it felf, a„V st hiXcon" *^''"'t^"^"« 
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 Aan what is mentioned "He sl^JlT'^J 
 
 * of a Peace till i-SIJ^^r ^ other,not to treat 
 
 ;aftd promifes to remove tKlfo.*^fr7v' 
 'Dominions. 72«i, 7„ ,/^'*r°""''^''" 
 
 I .^ th^ can UhiUba^,^:Z^^T:^ '!'' ^"^ 
 Man wl,o I,a<^ truly arha^rtH'*^."" 
 and the Pwftf«« Sucm^~. TT' ■'^'"''' 
 Mifchiefs of PoLry a^?;Jl"'^ ''"r' 'he 
 
 tbmrn^, can without iwvriyl^^^r- "^ 
 fee th s Writer treat Zitht^^^S^'^^' 
 the Care that hafl^^'n'^fc^ ^"""^'^P; 
 foiMi, efpeciallv «,i!.„ • f" '° ■''™'"*'r« 
 
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 makes it ftiJl more ner^n^l,, A"'' "''»t 
 Points all we can is th5r^ A? ^""''^ ""efe 
 
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 laftlnvanon/thathe^h^f .* u°""' °" 'he 
 , •tleaftaere^tP^v,™""'''"'''-?'^"'^ then 
 !■ «i4dy toallift tSw -^ °"rlelves,.always 
 
 ihall m^" "„,:!a '?*'" ""J Attempts thev 
 
 " - -; -^""v' «'« pr?k-m Settlement. 
 
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 a Treaty nl^de for ityBcf«iice, a&if a Matter 
 ef ib mutkBttportrfh^eUmld be too weJIT/e- 
 curcd? Wbatcrer may .be the Opinioi) :of 
 this Author, cxr his Fncfida, i muft beg leive 
 tb tell hira , the NaMtfn kscvs expreffed th^m'. 
 ferves: of another J^tnd.:^,Iii 1708,, both 
 Houfes of Parliament adfttfed the Q-r-rn; 
 ^.That for iveferving tBfe KelJofe .aiKT Q^let 
 I of Europe,, md.pzQyemhx; th^> anj^bitiOu^ 
 Defigns^of fVtfwrfar.'chfi future, Shewpu'd 
 ^ be pleased t6 tak^ cartL at the Coociirffea' of 
 ^ the Wai-y to Coijtintjeand Eitabi^ a jgc^i 
 
 * and-firmJFriehcMhip among all tfiQ .JM|if»; 
 
 * lahdlhat the Franah, King niight "be o^iged tp 
 ' ownBef Majcfty'sTicle, and the Pret^jn 
 
 * Succcffioli , asjtkeftabliih*d by thet^w$ 
 f ci Grea^J^ait^', and that . her XJIics^^b^/lE^ 
 .^ gaifd to hecDiiie Guarahcees,of theian^'. 
 And in Afaiwer. to this AddiJeft , the Q t^ 
 was ple:^d to declare, /^ She was: of their O* 
 ^ pimon in thcfe Points:^ and affjir'd thf»XBf) 
 
 * Carelhould be wanting ori Her Part to ar- 
 
 * taidxhetri.' So that vvijat is done by she 
 Baijrier.Tneaty, was dbifi^ in purfuance <>Jf an 
 Ad4re66f Parliament, and in ExeCuirici :of 
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 ^end tbatMiits recotnmcnd^d by.ParI;^4rr^, 
 and approved by the Crbwii,' Ought n(^ to \x 
 purfiied ? Or make. it a Crime in aM ■■ "'/:. ' t?:!, 
 that he has taken the moft cfFe<aual C»e of 
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 Gratia AlTiahcp, are the very Fodftdationdf 
 this Barrier Treaty. "And th(irbfoit4t'is not ' 
 to b? irtiagin'd that.'iiny tmk E^Mifew- iirho" 
 refteas upon the vaftlEkpenco of *Wod and 
 
 •V»» ■ no l»f<?rf/? or Co»«r» in their 
 
 too great Care can be taken 
 
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 Charge on this Nation for the future! 
 
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 Trcancs need be ma4e: naiulcisTjra&t 
 
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 to preferve a Right fp weU ellablffli'a a1th| 
 QQeens, he an Equivalent to thofe S 
 Unreafcnable ExorbitantAnicles in t^fti 
 of the Treaty.' We will now therefore fee^ 
 whether any t% in them be fo uw^fombp 
 or «»>«.«; whrch M Word haslS 
 
 ?„^ ? r'*"1'' j''i'-''°-'""*>V ''at one who is 
 
 fmmrw/^ ?','^°"' ^o«'d.ba*e taten it 
 from thpfe It belongs to, to apply It ,to' our L 
 
 ^^2^/5?^ *^<*'°'"' of i^eafon&t it : which 
 
 KigW U) ^r 5««.«r, pKCxiqm to this T 
 In *q^ ftbjlrticle of the dv,;'J^ i "^ 
 
 . tnpf i«lnonEndeavours,«o rccDvcrtIieT^(./>| 
 
":•?•* 
 
 f 9 3: . 
 mterM, , to the end they may. fet»e as.* 
 Penfe Rf mpart, ahd,kr«er to Li VS 
 It aKtohce from thopnittj j^^,rZ 
 former tethe ,S^JS N»&rikl»ri^ &eft 
 
 rajure c(f fliem by thft'/ift^'SSg!:^'' 
 
 fc!«S^# te/e?!ire %«« G«S'^ ' 
 
 ,.T(^ Which did not belone to the 
 
 wagrtedtd, andflen'd-hy ^ri^SftfS^ 
 WwH< by tfe Barrfer-Trtiiy fteViSi: 
 
 [re by an the m<J.Mm ' - "^ ^ 
 
^V^l 
 
 i'oj 
 
 • ife fj^c i^^ffc/j ftpu*^ not be Mailers of thi 
 ^ow-Qmiift : Tl^ Stdtis^CleHersi'nre. Ilka 
 ;W^i^^?f«'^A tbflt Her IVfaj^fty's Titl 
 ^/J^.V^Sj^r^F^^n^^wcce^ifeii ihon^a be Sej 
 ^!F 4 • >Ti^ thc^inuciial Intererfof Both KJ 
 .5J^rii7V^,^ ♦^^i^ f wo t>oirit8 .fliould be.pr 
 i^Jl^^^^^^'^^^ftl^ agtmfttlie Bang 
 Jotfi areiri frorfr the Power of i^i^«- whij 
 
 ?mtf^^i'^ me to-^be more^gxtfr6;>i«* thq 
 ^^i W J^;e^ore. Jiothin^; iao be nmi 
 
 m of Botk^;M^iqhr ■is:tlie 6% wiy net cj 
 H B provide r for Ofir miitD^JjSafcfVi bHff 
 .prclerve the Hepbf^ ahdXjui^t ol^ jejrec*, J 
 
 :*# il ** ff^t^r0j<:^eiHence that nwft atterji 
 vir^.T'^^^ty of Peace ^e can imlce. wj 
 rt^S^^^J .H**^ ^^ly ^^e Acknowleaeiiic 
 ^Her Majefty ais Queen of I^erownDon, 
 niojis, and'tlie RJjgBt of Sncceffion by oi^ 
 ¥j?n^i^^y^* whi^ii no Foreign Power haiC 
 
 -t-'^ynS^^^'^^^P"^^-' Wou'^onethia 
 it pofltWe alilaiiihbujd affifmth^t tfie Twe 
 
 &-%^'l^^ »s only ah Acfcriowledfement i 
 .mrM^)^effy anfl^jclie Right of ^ucceffioj 
 ^tvenhehadtiuiileff told us, bwf.the Pafl 
 Imr^, fhaVthii^^ Article ttamns affo, 1 
 
 > Pr^»i/2 to nmve ih'ehtmSik m^l»s DflJ 
 Vw?: Afld^ *h1s Prnmire ^^h^i O^ 
 
 ' ; dif Prcllniinari 
 ItJiverfgreaV 
 
 1^ 
 
 * 
 
 Compaq 
 
 «» 
 
'7 as^hfris nloafed <<^ mgie;. of it ; j^(^ mt 
 a Pccwiwi^ (ftfcer ;ill i^,^ mnclji^menii- 
 [ in them. But further, ;, thi^ A^tS* 
 not barely infift on anAcknowledgme'iic 
 j«er ^ta^^l]t3f^ Q«e,^f ^' tletf^ ow^ JDo- 
 nioas^oicia-iihc; Rijij^t; qf ,^Vlcc;^©qii by 
 <>vw taw^ ^ which g^ai^4E?iprei(^^ 
 fwy «afy tOr^We i- bu;,^ Hey %|cms 
 .to. t^e Crowu of Qrm ^^4^^ «Mp4>«^ 
 Rj^lv pf ;Su<;c^oa!ia th^Hoiiia o^#^^ 
 [no, thi&d.Qiqwii, a^ ei^iO^'a %;tK 
 4s 4<M 9f Mrf^ntei^t I Aftd tW^ K& 
 
 ':o.b«^.Cj(^».€ni<»« of ojie;3j-,wlvch he pfc^ 
 s Himmb Jpuft be_; ^niem^e yfe^y 
 
 |ea.crf,tbf WorW have. J(qrg9t^ that tWs 
 
 '«,J^^l. i?^t,a Gonieauf?«ce pi tl^e ^f/i 
 
 '^^1 ^ ihac ©very <)ne ofih^ 
 
 ^ ts «i(ijte^ jcm in. this Arcjck were th^n 
 
 ttedj,^l^at a^ithet thQ-KiflgV Tia^ 
 
 %^?^f^^F ^^ .]^#W 9^ iiie 'mm 
 
 jllOfT^ppy^fent ^^ftJGay^v^a:eftcknQW.^ 
 
 r4r«»4?r, Wh^t,CrQaic4Qes.an A,mhm,d^.r 
 
 fe, wlio.m,t|^€i.^ou4KhefgiY.is of a /v;cr^ 
 
 M- an4 ni^ ^rtjcle^ omits.themoft nxaf<;i 
 
 f viaitS, . jfi4 l^%pl:^%^ f he,.ieft ^ . ^pi 
 
 'fm tlj^,iV|)olft. to ^ a Kaci^al Cgnfl 
 
 * at V ot . itW^"' •"■•'• *- " ''^- ■'*- • •• w 
 
 •iwv^J 
 
 -fC o 
 
 
 :;tt rsc », 
 
 ^^5:^ ;f,n ri n I bi*^ j ' hiO not 
 
 niiud , .i^iadj:^^- 
 
 '{■J'^V £ 31 ^iiHiJ 
 
;^\'*eJ^e».AK!rig1iiis denied theQueen^si 
 f -^^^C^blR^'d thd Preteniier, ftnd a(8fted him 
 ; ^vild^ H^i* Kingdoms. vo/.Jbftn.r 
 ^.o.tfu v.^, v.v .^; .^_, •,>.,/- n<rin?Fmo;rm*ft?. • 
 
 '^i^t'gHtfrM thiShtts k iW^iW of thttrii 
 ••^^ '^Wfh Low-Colintriea ii;«^ ^^ If re« 
 
 rents again, and affirmi what is felfe* forji 
 > i go where Ikid in the Grand AlIiaDce/thati 
 -■- tJw Countries (hould be deliver'd ' to the I 
 :; ;NOf 5^«», much leis that they Ihould be v 
 ^Zi-^ the Wkr. ^d in iaa, \is wcfl km^ 
 -'■■'' -^mt for Years before this Tmty was tmh 
 the Government of thofe Provinces tn' 
 jihde the Rcduaion of them, has been adi 
 mftred by the ^uee^ and thtSfsUs, with- 
 Conftnt of the Emperor and King of 5JI 
 So that thofeProvinces neither have nor w*r. 
 have been reftored to King CW/e/ during (* 
 War, tho* this Treaty had never been mn^^^ijc 
 biit to fhew what Care is by this Treaty 
 ken of King CWAf/s Intereft, the Soverci 
 ty of thofe provinces both as to the tivi! 
 EcdcfiafticaHlights, is cxprefly referv'd 
 hirh, 4s weM in thofe Towns where the Di 
 are to hay% Garrifons, is in thofe where tl 
 m to have none. ' The Military Comm 
 pniy being given to the Statu in the To 
 
 -nrsf 
 
 To 
 
 40c 
 Sfa 
 mes 
 
 titc 
 eit 
 Ift 
 
 ^zu 
 
'tishotorfoustL 
 
 the Queen's Ti 
 4 aflift«d him 
 
 V 
 
 jff^and Allhttte 
 ^i6^^e recL 
 
 P^hi^ ^1^ Ftnid -^ 
 ALUthor mifrcps II 
 ith&Ke * fDni 
 ^lliaDce^ tfttt 
 'crM'tothcl 
 tylhouUht 
 , riswcn knu. 
 fwaty was niajjh. 
 '■ Provinces t j^ 
 I, has l)ecn adi 
 5^«*»/, with 
 d King of Si 
 5r have nor m^ 
 Charles diintif it 
 ■cvcr'hccn^m^bjR* 
 ' this Treaty 
 ft, the Soverci 
 itothctivil 
 ►refly referv'd' 
 i where the n 
 hdfe where t 
 Utary Com 
 i in the To 
 
 
 . E»?] ;, 
 
 ' ikKw the Milkary. Coimniisd of About id 
 Towi^^ with their Dependandes » andt 
 400,000 Crowns a Year vom the Kuiff of 
 Sfain to maintain their Garrifons; by which 
 means they wili have the Command of alt 
 fmiersisomNewftirttoifamm^ and been- 
 ti^Iy Mailers of the Poari? lif^ir, theiich-' 
 eft part of thofe Provinces/ . - 
 Ifi Anfwer to this Objeaion,^! muft teH 
 isWnter^that he ought to havedtilHnj^ifli'd 
 ""left th<ife Tiwns in this Barrier^ which 
 in the PoiTeflSon of the Crown of Sfsm 
 thel)eatt| of ^Klag C£i«r/f/^ and thoft that 
 1:0 not. Of which laft only, and thek 
 ancies, the SMitVirt to have the Re4 
 enoes, with the Additional Sum of 400:iooo 
 >owtts a Ycai»,^ for maintaining the wholo 
 ' rier. And whoever conri^ersth&'NttmbdD 
 roopsthat will \>t requiHcefor maintain^i 
 ^he whole Baitler 5 the vailExpence o^ 
 !fe§a|ring and keepiiM; up the Fortfecationfi 
 i^hd of Implying thofe Places with all War-» 
 'IknlNeceffaries} as «lfo the Extent of the 
 ^ppntry i of whidi only they are to have the 
 ;ei^ues; and WiH look bflck and fte Tiow 
 Kttle the whole Low C^tmirkfy when they 
 w^ nnich fiche^ and laiger than they are 
 i^y evew^poa the Foot tifey were left at 
 thePjffflMw^T^agr. have been abfe to oori-r 
 tribute ior the Efefence of thdr iPronticr, 
 muft be eonvinc'd that wh^ ^ allotted by 
 this ;Tr^ty<jaiibjr nomcattsfiiffiifce,- and thfc 
 "^b niuft: #rer ^d above beat a V9ry|;reat 
 Espcnce^ ill whics BOihiiig but she ablolute 
 Neceffity of Sd£-PrefcnratSii coti^d have qw 
 t^gdthem. But 
 

 Reprefentation of the Treaty in ihi» Ai^a 
 
 U^lwioft of this Ti^tji/itte Defend 
 
 wrtnal SwBnty of the contrafting l^itJeil 
 Ma thewfow nothiiw can;*? coSftnied i^ 
 SSLT!*^ «,th«t-rmw)f»> » Rupture b», 
 .rtwMth«en,fiB4 the .4«|clRred Intention^ 
 ttid&nier,im.defen4 «*».*««, from ia*.«. 
 
 AKiLibWty i» gtven to^h»*#»«, liToniyli 
 e^of«i» ^m« Ma(h.,it,Uifr. ■ NoM» fiX 
 
 >«« »« Rvht • to *hi?l*«(y,>. whored 
 
 Seeoirf^ ,Tte» chiefly, wibi a VJ«^S| 
 
 miice fl*w»^ .«he-5**pr. w'«*»«4 mq^ 
 their Defencft Awt if «»*w,ire j(So^S 
 
 tow « to urn »gM<}ft;<h^r«S-- 
 
 p' 
 
 "Wl 
 
 ifM* 
 
lit Ani(;l9 
 encefbm 
 
 pcure b«^ 
 m(ioo oi 
 
 ]^^kfm 
 
 
 
 of. tnp Queftion ; rtis what Ino^fivp neve;? 
 happen^ ual^is. thft wicHcd Of figm, of .^l^icn 
 
 wece. to be fov fW* this Ar<^cl€).<;oiiJ4 4o«» 
 fiurtiiii,, GncetJle.Xt)eaty would-.fliettrlje « to 
 End: ai^'iif wft v^rw l^r^o^ ,„:^'--'''- ' - 
 
 the ijuQi 
 
 En'drandlf^eidanOR break, wiAefe^ii at 
 the femo tune^*t*H4 Tie JmpoMe Jfe^^ the 
 l^r^.to.put T#p^l^,iliiq OfienI;CmacMi 
 i^ii^ept the Plajifpsj,: which by th^^grreaty 
 ^^ch«jr#M4^^^ Hands of ih^^Xj)^ $ 
 
 J Biitieft , .Reftrj£ons in Cpmacierc e^ and 
 • |»nohiKoom at thi^ir Pteafure $ and'i^ t$k 
 , fe^f Cooatr>i njay JBjt jap art £(^4mz 
 •n^^<^es, pattiiCj4iJy the rWooJIeou ,kS- 
 
 ^••li 
 
 •Iwi. and .th«i,j55iiuRefwfiefe^.^ 
 
 *1fcatter*d all 6vei*j<^rw4»/.V ,* 
 
 I ^^PWV A'WtnveitQ^noie'nfe 
 
 nai 
 
 b6 
 
 uig again en 
 
 l» 
 
 Waj: 
 
 f0^ 
 
V'^i'iS ^^"^^ ^^ W 9^M V^^i <J toSfifh- 
 
 ^awM^nrkt^f^'f.^^ the Pthv.*?aik 
 Towns m HoBand take to otevent evcrt Srtfi 
 
 ^ go ana fettle m the Tojwis of ^uLltrt 
 
 CounttyjJtoaln7^JoS«r1mS 
 
 gfes-ffifSSSS 
 
 
 • ftaJl by upon tlw $IS|*'*S»«ta 
 ! other„Kstfw« «re iAM^^ *ESM 
 
 r^ ■»■/ 
 
C ^1 3 
 
 ba ftWfeta Iff iUtfcc iliM)! Dominioftsj m 
 
 I ftfWed. ^ Whoifo^.wodldiiQtirofntWk 
 f,?P*^«»,yJ<»ft*«nltrthw'fobw New, ana , 
 In'iSS F^Jl^*'^-^ Adtraiibiges Wee hy 
 
 l^^^^ Kroiiftfflcf^ but nioft imtn*^^' 
 Sr£Si^ lfa«ortar*.lwt teubtfBfti 
 
 ^' ^ 'i'*^'^* &me l>toc tbey were \xf6it '' ■ 
 *'jjj*^^« meedlefi to refjcat, thatfrfif 
 
 hI.2Sl???^'5>^ confequemW rid - 
 ESSL!?f5SL^«^ arty J^ttSon fit)m tradi^ in ' 
 ^£ '-WfeAiHd* he finds fault wkl^ Is 
 
 WW <Jf th« Gmhd AUibcci and on purpofe 
 prevent «(fl^^feiI6«fites and Difputcs^i. 
 
 ;^k .IS'SJ^H"/*'^^ arc forriied on ^ 
 iit^^'^SL*^ ^"<^'«g Articles of the " 
 »j^^iWfc*^, i,n which' the Commerce 
 
 ^^ t^.^*^'^.^?^ ^^ i^Iatbd rllfthd i 
 lL2i<*^i!l?fkf'^?- And^ the Foot k ' 
 
 «»«^»«j2r*lftr..^ 5^t«i* aB the ftrrible u^ 
 
 
C'M 
 
 H<^ci^^n<i inpuriudiiceortheGnind Alliftnco, 
 th^ Q—n aftd the States dt) by tftb Aitide flop 
 only engagfe ta orcfcrve Comhiefce nykm il^^ 
 fame Fo5t ; btf t likewife pronUfe thit cm 5 'u> 
 jcas-of each ftai be trcatied aliUcr a: 'i ir fa-j 
 ^durably as thofc'df any other' Natloiik , io 
 rOl Part* o^thtf .5/fc*«i/fc r>omit»->iwi AM] 
 if y^. Stanhope, as is fuggcftca m th'ti Book, 
 bo^ (^ohduaea an Advantageous l^-eaty of 
 Coinrnwce svlth Spah, iive arc io a fairway^ 
 cS «iiiQyii)g the 6eiiefi( of it jbindf iHch our' 
 Attiqi, purfuam to this and fdmi^er Tiriities, 
 aiid to the Exclufion of the fy-mri^; uhkfi 
 this Aiithor's Frjeijds fuccecd in their tfeftrn. 
 i^tvd Defign of pcrfuadifig us to giTe up 5^»> 
 nnd. the mft Indies to the Hotile of BpHriteg] 
 By fuch a Treaty, indeed we 0iaH be in s werjil 
 Ccnditiov, (is to cur Trade, and every thing elfc,! 
 ihanUfcre the l^ar k«gan. But to fty that we are % 
 l?y this Barrier Treaty with the Dwff^,i$^ as I 
 l^ave (hewn, utterly falfe. fVe b/tve cop^yir'd flan. 
 ^«fj for ourfelves, as well ^s for them ; and by, 
 this Txeaty our o\y|i Trade is rcreftabliftiHl 
 Ai^'eW as theirs: They have ina-oftoAdvan-' 
 tage piore than they had before th^f^t, m 
 ■^ye any one hu ' 'lad cofl^^^tmchtly t^ 
 Guarantee of ' i , ^ ^- -i fpr hm Tneaty, li 
 not unreafonablc : All the I^tere^(! fecur'd 
 by it are mutual , and 'ti? fj| tbc' pb|igpciotii 
 Ihpti'd bQ rp tpb. ' ^ ' '^ i- i. i -p % . , • . 
 
 :; \yhat now can be the Mearting of fuch 
 Vldtent AngCK againft foimportanci^catyJi 
 :Wh^t the pefign of fo maj?y malicioi» Ob|^| 
 ^onSjWhei^ thprc Is no (Ground for iauy one of[ 
 \nm\ ? Hl^te can b<? bat two R4<rfoustfor tbifl 
 
 iewl 
 
 •T 
 
« Grand Alltftnco^ 
 bytftbAptideucn 
 
 [t\ifethftttin6<u> 
 
 othei'Naflofi , In 
 >omn*oiMi And 
 {lea M tW Book, , 
 igcoui - t^reaty of ^ 
 ^re iofifaif way 
 itfoinelfljirhour 
 fbmner Trwtwt 
 he fy-CTfiA; imlefa 
 :d in their ^ilni' 
 lis to gtTe wpSfiaifi 
 Ho^a of Bwrl^g 
 
 [ every tbkigeUc, 
 Difhjrtnatw^areft 
 the Dntcfi^i^y asl 
 Ww cop^uird Plan- 
 for them ; ^nd by^ 
 ^ Is FCrGftaMiihii)! 
 e naol>©Advan- 
 "ore th^'V^^ar, na 
 2on^«^«ctidy t\$ 
 t tui*» • Tnesjty, « 
 : I^tere^ft^fecur'd 
 il tl^ QbligPtioiJf 
 
 Kleariing of fuch 
 portancjl^eatyi 
 rn^iaio!HiOb|^| 
 m^fonauyoneofl 
 3R4^0iiStforthi(| 
 
 r^<sa*4;2j, 
 
 i^w to tneT^fltf^, or In ill Mce : bntlrf * 
 hare at the Bottom of this black Dcikiii 
 doa^ indeed give w * 4$ I have oM^rS^ 
 the firft Part , broad Intknatlorii of thd 
 it; i\ in othfr Parts of hi$ Bbok, fo parti-; 
 sirly Hi ^hat hefajri of tHU ttAity, JTio; 
 icft he fJjiU at, for havfng ^'f^t it (na^^k 
 
 »oji>«r pf yur owH KqiJUimiti ^ann ctir Smca 
 
 Awhdf foj? the tmm'^ ; *ti$ the be^ 
 «sl have heard a great whil<i and itttlBn 
 ilqe the Treaty much mora 'ehani did 
 re. Te^ w^hy this IntlftiatiOrt, thattherd 
 .be any iOcqifioii : for fncH athaiiieel 
 / fo n^anV IntimajioilStRat we may Invft 
 ht with the puicbl And how come theft* 
 onghtj into his Head, before we are at aii 
 of our-War with Fr^nct I ' if'/i Inrj 
 kij if this Writer be not an Eifetiiy tdtKd 
 .#o», which it is noc very eafy to belidv^ 
 copfcqaentiy That be; not the Reafon of 
 t^ii« To ang^y with the Barrier TieatyJ 
 cercato the other is j I iiiean that it bb- 
 aas rtj«5 Ddfign of an iU Peaa. This h 
 rly ohe Reif6n, tho perha|>s ndt the only 
 J, that, he finds 10 much faiflt, with thS 
 rcaty rForby fuch a Peaceihe 2>i<r*i Bar,it 
 irinsybe ftcrific*d to feme Private Articled 
 
 . '^2W ^M ."^ ^'''^'^ .and- 5pi» and 
 le Mfi be fiiycn' lip to his drandfom 
 At thn 1$ aWolutelv mcoiinitent with this 
 
 irrtatures of a Party, t# vioiacc a Treatyi 
 
C »o3 
 
 '- n 
 
 
 i^ifehiiiiha! hid eadfi^Yoiir 4^ v|^${&iicle;i» to 
 
 has^thertQitJHMigN^ tolsntbleAv iKir thtEne-* 
 fitj^^liMXtftlt to^pnsfunpTd t^<^f3fyr (ku»^ the 
 JtMi^/Pfopofa^ Wfffvxreje^SM.f. 'one would 
 •torfe thfioghfx i iayk that aft^r, j^lf this He 
 iiadi- tRSvk , his jQ^rt fiMdemh^im; Frawe^ 
 and might have fy»f^i ? Treaty fix indifpcn- 
 fiHh?^ neccflaryr for pi^erving the Religion 
 ^wil^iberty of his, ©wn Country^ And it 
 leould hatt^h^eii. h!ir(ltphay»<foua4 outthe 
 S^^afiidth^t induct him to ex^fe himfelf 
 fy&a mmM^4och a falfe > 22M t^^^^oii^ 
 ae|>rfcfentatiion of the Artjkil^s of .4^ Xrea- 
 f^^ if he:b*i «qt oblig^ tfeei W^Id i^cith the 
 larpiieiogrKew Maxim ahc^dy mention'd, 
 ^W it hffthiff ^';|gA^ «» pint j^t^icy 4r,Cood 
 &njk, that, m J^eipfPm'erjhouldUrf^^^ to 
 kai^m .offT Sitt^fffivfs &Ct j|ut > wl^en, he had 
 rtwlydifooyftt'd this Secret pf ^isH^trt, it 
 waseaT^r t»:aQc;aiist for ail tbath^ha^fWrlt- 
 tsh in this Pamphlet^ oc ihs^ hibieyer fliall 
 ^fwHte . whiift :tt Mytii AiMLa&f it^ ;Wafc not 
 pbiSal^letfoc brai to :put a>nioirQ.0dioii5Caie, 
 tfcmn^he i)are Swpjsofition-of any Chanfjc in 
 
 ■Q::*'. 
 
 our 
 
.Jiiiiiiyet^ilikfM aC^mOotivi en- 
 
 ii^«e Advfe^ 1:fe^ he 
 ^^...^ ^,.,^:hM'|&rjri!Aie\^ at 
 
 w& 
 
 %iW%Qn ta th0 pbJnt this Atitfibi- was to 
 ^ve, as the Wcicr Tfeaty ; but jince they 
 BdtE'ftand e^uafty in' the way of* an lit Peace, 
 tjh«r« was fche fame JyTeceffity thatboth fliou'd 
 Ije cipndchin-d, Yet !f this Writcf had told 
 lis, what Circumftances Affairs wcte in at 
 th&V Time; of making them, we ihotild 
 rather wondef the P<?rfttg«e/c coti!d;^e,preVaird' 
 oo, opon ^ny Terms, to qoit the Alliance 
 they- wcro in with Frmct^ than that we gavci 
 ^hemthcifewe did^. For, as this Author has. 
 rnqrcthan once told td^ This^War was begun 
 by the t:han^c.thj^e; was made In the ^Hance 
 «W -B^^cr,; upQfiu the Sieizure of ^q Spanijh. 
 5 Mo- 
 
- . ■ ' ' 
 
 gaily yi^«^ hw'^e^^ of fo^reat^ 
 
 cojd|lmake, mueh kfr 
 ^|cl> mtrmli^were m l6ait thit j»to!d )b^ 
 made.,' ^To. which, if iv« a4d the lk(!ii«k0e> 
 the m,tB-hz^ In that Court, al! Wk^r 
 epmpetent Judges in thefe Matters, muft toi^ 
 
 ^6ac ^CTfoiialipoumge ^^tja'Re^lution In ti% 
 
 Oien kll]^ of . i*tfr/*r^4 ^hd' of gttAt^^ 
 
 ^^^?"f^ Pe^tfW m;^ho(fe |h^ tr^iiiyi 
 
 .;?^¥f ^N:yerms^fat6dM thfe felt c^ 
 
 of them. Both the 0flrehfi<re an^ E^efeiid^e: 
 
 AlhanGe were iii^de ae'thefametTii^fe ,' ' ' "* 
 
ii^boofmore to be :)iai4 by the Allies. And 
 
 \fek^WMiyMfiVmmfffJ^pm»: iN Allies 
 \mxt0 ^$oin M*wyo Mjb^ of > i}id» fi^iiy' of 
 
 Ijdr lirft Anicl(?§ir(t;^c $wq ij«?f^ ytrl^pji^aiR 
 
 of ch«iTib tHev4!^«^£ !^owcr$^ ibi^^.themj-' 
 \{iAn^ t<^ Jc€er ott'.|t^ Coaiifp^ TortMof^^^t 
 
 \t^ ^Qrtuguef^^5%^ and^oa0, ; TChenM 
 1 l«»5j; Thati;,up(9*i cerfiiin Ajivicof 9r^.|nceffi 
 
 BiStmyrifl^^Ht^itaadethcp wvIj^aW^^ 
 Si»t^rii^:^Q«y*at^be AWesihalLbaiK^^ cm theif . 
 Gcjufti iHI tbP^ limevof fucb InteUfeenpe^'^ 
 tte ih^ the ^i€s;iha^ incf«afe>dlvri|r.Jlain* 
 b«:<rf S^jpsjr fp w^ to be able tapfpyentfac^L 
 IwrafiOftj jAnd tp guard ^mft>|iyTuddqtJ» 
 Iirfu^ts, fuch Sl^pR rihaU continue io thofe' 
 iS^lPiorPortSj.a^rWs P<>yt«jf««yef^ajfi{W f&all 
 Ilj4p9 neccflary*o m the next Artfcle, th^t 
 M>hgc themfelves, fbr the Defence of the 
 Ihmguefg D0miftion8r,%(wi^ tht Seas, that if 
 Wnebe made uppn^any of them, or the King 
 Iw certain Advice K l^defiga'd, (a)fficvmQ'- 
 ItofmmQjt the Ships heceltary tq, prevent or 
 g^fe . Ae EiyeuuiBs. - Ikfignsi; ^nd ■ it any 
 ft«Rg PIpce.be taken frora then?, tp ^uhup 
 tl^ir Affiftancp, till /tis retaken, ^vWt noMJr; 
 litfifrf .in thefe Af«Jcles unreafon^]ble,ToLth<?' 
 I ?#!f^gMA to ajk, or for the Maritime Powck 
 f?P^4t9l^^%iB^wb iCch^;^uth^ 
 
 -tJ^i'.r.r .-?/ -•■'•:• ■;-'^, : V h?wi-^ 
 
V 
 
 ^^wm^ pre 
 
 
 
 ^?rc inq^ »^'f» (Smmto imJkiio vttiimM 
 
 ^^ J^ t^^ ftf^ni^ ^^^^mi 
 
 :ib|^W)fc certain Kno^^fc^ge (^ Ad 
 
 ^ Hiirttour or i^ W^lm^- bifrfure'lritfelKtt 
 
 
 that M^M" ^d J^MifWv^tmik ^Wtkhm 
 
 [on'd.,, 
 
 an^tk 
 
 \Covernf 
 [never d 
 
hetU an TmMfitfi\ 
 
 wiim^^ .... 
 
 
 [ ^5 J 
 
 tA,^ftJng^ifil betwecn.yhmgs%ve. 
 5-^W44»^^.^ • .An4tif;.tliey are StfsMfhefe' 
 
 ty arejmotftrong enough, to preyem: t^e CttV * 
 Prps pd jSttn^purs of thl. King of pi»^r- ' 
 £«/^ I.aefirp M-woi^ld teirii whatSrp, ihdf 
 Ik)w he would have e^cpreft himfelf igi'^this 
 -P^?^Sf^ • 3Jiere>s indeed; the word >&> 
 l^'* f>ftf i.%^ W4^rticle of the defehfive Mt! 
 lj^^^mste.<5e«afion 'tis ufed upon , v^*? 
 I^J?^?m«|ior's purpof^ : 'Ti^.chis, mfie 
 
 ^'?S\.9f.i?^^'?^ or i'/'^/V have ^ deW% 
 
 l?^/5.1?';^«>.^^??-^«M or if there g^W| 
 
 ^jntnferre, thenxhe Maritime Power? ffiali;* ' 
 ftVhat ?^-.- fe^d tlee^s and Armies ?. N(^;Tuf 
 interpofe thei^gooi Oflicesto wreiervg'p^agc^ 
 md_pcevqit,a Wai^: Thisi is all. they arQ;6b^- 
 lig^tod^ .u^o^ti a bjare Sufpjcion. , \Vhek^^ 
 
 f^fm^^ mP, ?9'i^9re,,:m.up6n c^rtafffi' 
 Advice^expreft m the ;Wdi abave^meott?^' 
 
 . Buui^ther Thin^^at aeidt o&ASc^ ' 
 Truth k^uxi Sip^:.h^km,x^r^^^'^ 
 
 'Oc^ he himfelf believe 'this ? Or wou^ ' 
 
Ij^.^M^hAve .others- feelieve t{iis tg\be a 
 ircfr %%«/(;:> wh^ififlaeed 'cjfi^ottc-^' all, 
 butWofutdi^ fleceflary, to niake diw^$hips 
 ctV^.toM'PnpCt whofe Oeminfong they 
 QX0tbp:ote6tf Thd Subftance of the firftof] 
 thcf^ Arcjdcs b thk *f hat ^iZ Auxilhry ^hip i 
 (poe Fledtj, as this Authpr calls chefe/jJ;*^ ^c 
 [ubjtikJb the K\ifg\s Or^p ; and in fttrtshe^oftA 
 Si^> tojheOrderiof his Viceroys^ ankG(fi;emors\ 
 Th^t is, to the. Vttfpns that hi^vc the Su- 
 pt-f tne f^ommand „ in the Parts where thefe 
 Shipsare to be employed. And if it bp rea- 
 foiigbletheyfhouh4befubie<ft to the King's' 
 Orders when they, can be:ha4, Ms for th^ I 
 fame Reafpn fit that; where they <??rinqt,thefe 
 SI)ipslhou d be fubjea to thqfe wh^ goyern in 
 hi> ifcad, and have his Authority'. . Such an 
 AitiClp is abfolutely necefTary to |5reVait pii- 
 <irdefsand Difputes, which might othervirife 
 arife, and render the Service of our Ships 
 lilelefs,; the Confequcnce, pf wjiich wouM 
 be, that v<^e fhou'd be at all the £xpence of 
 affiiling our Ally, and! yet he wou'd tm M 
 the better for ic. But what .is ^iieceffary to 
 niake an Alliance ufeful, can with no fai^nefej 
 befaid to be an Indignity ; Nor is thii^ Ah!. 
 thor fo little acquainted with Treaties,- as 
 ^Pt. tQ knovv that in Alliances between 
 <:rown'd Heads, the Succours, feiit h/eitiier 
 Side to the pther have always been efte^m'di 
 ^uxiHariesi which is the Name giren tpour' 
 ^hips both in the j8th and i9fh Articles: and 
 have been i;ncler the Dire«alon,of the Prince, 
 ?o. whole Affiftailce they were fent, and'hkve 
 m that Accouni: given Rank withopt aiiV Ditr 
 fi^ulty to the orher?>§. Princibals kihe Wat. 
 
 Una t! 
 
 th 
 'er 
 Mirdfl 
 (hall ft 
 Two A 
 Three 
 waited 
 put the 
 fmugu 
 fuppolt 
 that ou 
 it vepy 
 
C'»7'j] 
 
 ! tjifs tqlbe a 
 in^otte ^ all, 
 
 cmiiirbn^ they 
 sof the firftof 
 Auitiliatf Ships 
 s ch.em j J?;«i? ^c 
 ' in PitrtsJfejonA 
 flff^ Gdi/ermrs. 
 in^ve the Su-' 
 s where thefe 
 id if it bp rea- 
 to the King's 
 4, Msforthi? 
 y c^iinqt,thefe 
 lyh^ govern in 
 Tt% . Sirch an 
 o prevait Dif- 
 ghc otnerM^lfe 
 of our Ship5 
 which woud 
 ie ^xpence o(! 
 wpu'd tiot be 
 Jiiecefiary to 
 Ith tio fai^rieftl 
 •r is thi$'Jf,"w 
 
 Treaties,-, as 
 ices between 
 fenr by. eitiier 
 been efVeieni'd 
 5 given tp our 
 Arcici^s^ and 
 2>f thcPrincej 
 ntj aniJ'hkve 
 
 lojiraiiyDif: 
 Is ia.|fce War. 
 
 And yet ris; for this, which is the conftwir 
 PjraAicti iiKthe like Oiej, that to much Cia^ 
 mqwr 1« made againft what i^ conealn'd in the 
 f9thi AttKjIe, That wh^n tMe^«i/A^*^i«x 
 •<e joined i>rith the Ptrtf^Mifh Fleet on any 
 k^fion^ "^they (hall receive. d^^Siffutl from 
 meir AdftMfal J that Gouncikof War ihs^ b? 
 
 hdd<ii^ Boai:d.'hijn,andOrdrer§ to exec tiee what 
 
 ias in thpf^CoCinicils been tefolv«d:on,(haU b^ 
 
 erit'to th^tli»erCdramanders ft om him: Thijis 
 
 lU the Svbfe3Ji0n that h requir'd to the P^#i»- 
 
 ■w/ff Admif ak - And I' would he gted this 
 
 Lbthor -w^td ^RiY^ us antore r^afonabiit 
 
 l^iifm, ^rthe lifee G^re„th^tfli3H prom^r? 
 
 teimended Service better^ or have in ic^fs 
 
 ladifl^tty, or more Grdcf, «CiH cl^n, I muft 
 
 «^e thtftlii^erty to fay, that afl he has ursfd 
 
 ^mft th^ Four Articles, is/alfe, maiiW 
 
 lusy and aWurd. Whatever is agreed in tlwui 
 
 "-_tbe Pafrt of the Matitime Powers, is^e- 
 
 ,. , ^i^?^^^***^ End* Of the AUi^ncei 
 rhe leaft that Pow«j?«/ coqld a5k„ and no ww 
 •^---nfiftcnt with, the Honour oiii^eat Britain; 
 if weboK into I'^as, t(^ fee what til 
 
 ne the Kmg of Vortugd has made of th<» ' 
 ,„®^5i .gi^<<^»n^t>y thefe Articles, or whae 
 [™[«"Hp ^tas^Been put upon owf Fleets ; wa- 
 jfliall find; the whole nmouiws to this ; That, 
 r^o Men ©f War went once to J5r«;&//, an4* 
 T-hree or Four' jtaore have at other Times' 
 waited the Return of the ^r^t^i/ Fleets/ and 
 put themfelTes under the Command of th* 
 f^mugueM Admiral or Commodore. And I 
 I luppofe this Author does not want; to be told* 
 
 „, jtxi^vivit ui. liiviu rjcdus ws>uici make 
 
 IE yepy.tca(brt<iblc for us ttfdofomuch for 
 ^ ^ J^ ^ their 
 
 [And 
 

 ;'W««fS*fe«y, A9 5»tt Were iftdt obUfffid to it 
 'i'i^^ 2^f '^'■^^^^ ^^''^^ ^*^^^Je ^f/#W?h, as to 
 - uinef® ArHc!6#^ comes to thfs : ■ Ifhc' ^Kiiig ofi 
 ■fffrfii^icsi^thehrGiiprht bff of His AMiwicc 
 Jiai%;Fr/f<*fl^, wifholit a Prdmife frwfi th( 
 *;«Warit}m< 'PttWeti to prote<a hSi ©Ominioiii 
 ife^ ^^^^'^^''^^^^^"^ in thd 7W/«*. thi) 
 '*?T!?^^"'^3^1 be given but by oiiri^leets 
 W 'Nutribef of Ships muft be pt<»K>mon'( 
 ^ the Occafioft there is for them ; whJcf, 
 "O'^f^oti, the Prince 6r hi$ ViCeMys whof 
 Affiftatiee they are Jelign^d for, ' are the bef 
 Judgiesof ; Riid therefore they muft; to bt^ 
 ufeful to Wtftjbd under his or thdr Orders; 
 ^nd^When any of them are^ in Cohjunaron] 
 with his Fleet, fhey muft,' }« the Nature or 
 Auxiliaries requires thev ftduld/'be "under hii 
 Admiral, fo as to receive the Signal fron 
 ^^^y ^ -A"^ totnake the Pi^ot'eaion pro-i 
 mifed effeaaal, the Number of -thefe^ieci-l 
 liarjf Ships muft be increafed apofl any Inva 
 fionfrom the Enemy, x^itha Force fuperioi 
 to our ordinary Strength j and thi$ Increafe 
 mutt be made, not when the Invafioh is aAu-i 
 ally putting in Execution j that, ^tis phiinj 
 will be too late ; it muft be, while the Ene- 
 my are making Preparations for it, and be-l 
 fore they are finifhed. When there is not on-f 
 ^^ ly a Sufpicjon, or uncert?*in Rumours of fuch 
 ; Preparations, but certain Advide?, and fuch 
 Intelligence as may be depended on, 'tis then 
 fare high time to take Care of the Interefts 
 <>f the Prince whom \ve oblige dur felvesi to 
 protea, and provide for his S^fetyy or the 
 Safety of his Dbminions", bv PrebaratJons 
 lujtabfcto the Occafitn, ^n^hyhehmJn- 
 
 "Ti; 
 
 cr 
 
 eafe 
 
 ment 
 need 
 ed in 
 
 tbefe) 
 utmd 
 ed^n 
 
 and A 
 
 tbemf 
 
 In 
 
 petuaJ 
 
 kting 
 
 Woi'ds 
 
 fervet 
 
 Imuft 
 
 here ai 
 
 8th A] 
 
 Natior 
 
 Expsd 
 
 of all 
 
 King ( 
 
 that ha 
 
 Signal, 
 
 thd w\ 
 
 0::ifi 
 
 ««* 
 
<»t ob%6d to it 
 »f v#WclS(, U$ to 
 i-'lTte^Kiligofj 
 
 of his Alliance 
 Jitiife from th 
 his 'Domiiiio 
 he liulieii thi 
 c by oiir fleets 
 be pi-i^ttion I 
 
 them 'J whicl 
 /itei?oys whof( 
 >t, are the be 
 jy ttiuft; to b 
 rthc^ Orders;, 
 nConjunaion 
 5 the -Nature 
 5, 'be'underhii 
 B Signal fro; 
 >i*ot*ci<a}on pro-j 
 pf^thfefe^iw; 
 Ipoflany Inva 
 Foroe fuperio 
 i this Increafi 
 ivafion is aAu-l 
 bt, ^tis plain, 
 vhilc the Ene- 
 3r it, and be- 
 lere is not on- 
 mours of fuch 
 c^?, and fuch 
 |rf oh, 'tis then 
 ■the Interefts 
 5 dur felvesfto 
 
 I^n^arations 
 y fueh^ftln- 
 
 creafe 
 
 C =»9 ] 
 
 cf^e of Strength as the ccrtaia Digfign^ of 
 the Enemy make neceffary. And. as the 
 Kmgis to be prefumed to have tht eftrliefl 
 Notice of the Enemies Defigns, and thebeft 
 Advices in what relates to his own Domini- 
 on^ thoft that come.from him ojight to be 
 in the. ftrft place attended to ,v andif thet© be 
 not good Reafon to doubt of their.Gortain- * 
 tyi ought tO) be complied with. J^et this 
 Writer ihew, that any Part of the Areu- 
 menrhere fumm^d up, is unreafonable or un- 
 ncceffary; or that any thing moreis contain- 
 ed m the above-n^ed Articlesrthan i? in 
 thisArgument : Jf he can prore neither of 
 thcfe>Prof)ofitiori, it wiil follow with the 
 moMiftiEYidence, thAt there irnothinggrant- 
 ©d^jn thcfe Artjolesi, but what fe fit and nejaef- 
 Jary j.and confegueiitly, that his Cenfia-es, 
 and Attempts to turn them into? Ridicule,' are 
 cbemfelvesjery unji^ft and ridiculous, 
 ' I^^^Oewnfive Alliance, which is per- 
 peniW, the 4th, t^, 6th and 7t!h Aj't^icles re-^ 
 teting to our Ships, are almoft in the lame 
 Woi'ds, and therefore the fame Anfwers will 
 tcrve to the Objeaions made to thpm. But 
 imuft obferve the Unfairnefs of this Author 
 here again, in not taking any Notice of the 
 8th Article, That if the Ships ^f the Three 
 Nations are to aa, in Conjunaion , in any 
 Expedition which is the common Concern 
 ot all of them, (and not particular to die 
 Kmg ot Portugal,) chat then th^ Commander 
 me has moft Ships under hjm, fhaH give the 
 Signal, and aft in all refpeds as Admiral to 
 
 aiiJ)peU known, that in 170^, Sir John Leake 
 
 :s:!fli^. had , 
 
[ 30 ] • 
 
 had under his Command a Portugfteze Flag 
 wlch 7 or 8 of their biggeft Ships, when ht 
 l«at PoiMsVi Squadroh in th? Bay <i\ Qi^ 
 
 ■ Whili our Author is finding fault with ihjs 
 Defenfiro Altiftnce, out of his great Loyeof 
 . Method, ajid to fay aiTcry ridiculous thing, 
 he goes out oF his way to tell us, Ti^t mm 
 dfin/h*\AIUanc« we itdii m care of hsvw^ tii\ 
 Affiftuncs if Powigsd, y^heftever iue JhouM kei 
 inifatUd. Sutim phis it fe$ins we wsrt ^jh"^ fm 
 thtit Kingis oUiged to make Wdr on France' <ir 
 Spain, wbenw& We or Holland an i$haied ij 
 ei$her. Would not any bn^ think by fthtfh 
 Words, that a great Overfighe had been cbm- 
 roitted in the Oflfenfive Alliance, tmt tlrataf- 
 terwards by rbtie Accidibnt or othei? wb were 
 made ienfible of our Xliftaftii, and correded 
 It in a Second Treaty ? And yet this Inftnua^j 
 tion is fp felfe, that B0th Treaties were 
 made together, and [ign'd the ftmc Day,] as 
 1 have alifeady obferved ; and therefire rfire 
 wias no lieed of making Provifion in the Oi^ 
 fenfive Treaty, in cafe either of the Mari- 
 time Powers were invaded ; that Cafe was 
 proper for the befenfive' Alliance, and to 
 that it is ref^fved. And by this Treaty , as 
 we are to fend to the king of fortugah Aflt- 
 ftance 12000 Men, if he be invaded, and td 
 proteft his Dominions with oiir Ships, as iii 
 the Offenjive Alliance ;'5o, if either oF the 
 Maritime Powers are invaded, he is by^tfee' 
 iitb Arfcicle to make ^^rm France or ipm 
 wjthh^ wholfe Strength!,' i^»*i Wtii;trp Pirijm 
 
 ^e .i;ch. ArHcla we are told .what tftis' A<&' 
 
 good 
 
 tUthoj 
 
 ^ their 
 
 Jxperi 
 
 fud^ 
 
 fhat Mh 
 
 iaritir 
 
 ore t 
 
 bpie, 
 
 hanby 
 
 "ndas; 
 
 •ar'd w 
 
 mm 
 
?artuptexj! Flag 
 
 flips, when lit 
 \% Bay d? (#^ 
 
 J fault with dus 
 s great Loyecf 
 dicalous thing,] 
 [ us. That wm\ 
 
 I of hsvh^ Pi^l 
 vr iife jhoul4 hi 
 wsrtvrifir-; fa\ 
 
 r o« France- «»r 
 t art ahaied if 
 hinkty thefe 
 had beeh cbm- 
 it, hat timtaf-i 
 ochei^wb were 
 and corrededj 
 ee this InAnua 
 Treaties wtnl 
 fkme Day,; as 
 herefdre there 
 fion in the Of- 
 of the Mari- 
 hat Cafe was 
 iance, and to 
 is Treaty, as 
 Portugal's ASi- 
 
 raded, and td 
 ir Ships, as in 
 either of the 
 he isby^clie^ 
 V<i»« or Spsr» 
 
 Ci\T TK<*#- kur- 
 
 hat this' Aim 
 
 C 5< 1 
 
 „ We is which t\it Tomguezt are' t6 give ui, 
 that they are to furnifli Ten Men of War: 
 As if Waking all the Diverfion they can by 
 .and, were not as truly giving Afflflance, 
 kifttmijkhg theft Men ^/^T-r^- especially when 
 [his Author tells us they ire to fe^vfc only up- 
 bfi;heirownCoaft: The that 9gftin is ano- 
 mcr Falficy, as it intimates that they arrhy 
 [he Treaty to ferVe no where dlfe : For by 
 ■he laft Claufe in the t%t\i Article, 'tis ftipti- 
 ited, thatif \^ar be m^^th^ F^dmt alone, 
 
 fbcn thefe Ten Ptfrtu^ze Ships fli^Ui to af- 
 It the Maritime Powers, da in Conjuniftioh 
 ^ ith their Fleets. But this Clknfe *twas fof 
 * le Purpo^ of this very fincere Writ<ir tp o- 
 ii{. ; as alfolhe jleafons given in the ArtX* 
 ble, why in the 'Other. Cafes, of the Wir be* 
 Ing made by B-anii ind Spain together, or by 
 mh alone, the tmugutfe Ships fhail ferve 
 bnly^ ^beir owrt'Coat!s, qmi in eh v&fantit 
 
 •hey would^by thm means be able td do tho 
 :ommoii Eiiemy moft Mifchicf. Which is 
 good Reafoiii. And notwithftahding on? 
 luthcir's rio doubt they 'n}ill there he'efwigS^ Ufi 
 to their ^llhfy and Termor to the Emtny^ all whom j 
 Experience has tAug^t to refled with anV' 
 Judgment upon th^fe Matters, willallow^ 
 |hat any Affiftance?flr/«^i«/ could gfve tho^^ 
 laritimd Powers, might be emjplo/d jnrtch 
 jore CO their SeiVicc, by keeping neaf 
 lopie, and makmg what Diverfioii they caH^- 
 than by coming ti^jjpiiieithferthe tmobor.v&i 
 And as the fame Sfrcn«yrfv wnnM 't\^f>n i<« ;««<.i 
 
 Ith much lefi Ex|>enCe, they wbuki bd 
 ^ftip% mo^e Sfr«i1gth ij a IX'vcrfioii' 
 
 apre^5 
 
m 
 
 [ 31 ] 
 
 a grdirdatl; dutn ^ley cou^ fondto'Dsi^^' 
 
 wott'd beinaCondkiDntocontifiueirlonger.i 
 
 Bat> tfaeie it one ihin^* this Audidr mtfkes 1 1 
 
 great left o^iMtd chaeis^that by chit TraatyJ 
 
 if we ot^H&kmd ara invaded , yet if wc ei 
 
 pe&Ukj jkfRdinot from the King of Pottuga 
 
 wg art P» fifffy hint- with Sbifs Mttd Fbre$$4n th 
 
 fgrnt^mmtmr, mis if ht W0^i it^uded bimftlfi An 
 
 this, in his Opinion, mnfi needs his- nnrffrk 
 
 dent und fafi Cctirfe for a A4»rkimt'Pnvsrutsl 
 
 ufmA &fiimhsi;afim; hyU/hich, ittjftadof m 
 
 kmg ujt 4f ourFtiits and Armies- for our vivn l>\ 
 
 ftntk, ii/tmiififef^ them ahdaJfir the Dififncto] 
 
 Pdrtugal. What now can be miore frivolouj 
 
 than this Objcftion ? Cart we expe<9:> wher 
 
 there is fusch a Difproporrion ki the Parties 
 
 the AflUftaitce ftiould be equal on both Sides j 
 
 If i^Diyctfion on the Side of Por/iig;*/ (hall 
 
 be th^tij^ht at any time "of Service to m 
 
 jfhou^ 'we no^ make fuch an Addition to theij 
 
 Strength, as may enable them to do it eflfoftuj 
 
 ally; Which from their own fmgle Force is 
 
 not td ifce erpeded? And if upon an Invafd 
 
 on^ Rethink it- more to our Purpofe, to keep) 
 
 our Mehsand Ships at home/ is it not in out 
 
 own Powers notwithftanding any thing in, 
 
 thefeArticli? Does o^r Author think,' thatj 
 
 when vt^e^are invaded, the King will froml 
 
 thefe Amdes infift upon our 'defending our] 
 
 felves, in therworft manner, by fending ourl 
 
 Troops to-inm, when 'tis more for the Servial 
 
 of.his AHie$-to keep them at home? SucbJ 
 
 Cai«sTpQftt thcmfelve*i' and need no otherl 
 
 AiifWet-."^Qt if ofir ^iJthor Woiild hiavel 
 
 TS)-:ia.. — ir 
 
 .-^1.1 
 
 themfdVcsi! fe w<>«'4 |;top j *V«t ijoth Hi utiij 
 
ifetKfto'nsf mi 
 ntiflue it longer. 
 Authbr mtfkesti 
 t by thit Treaty,! 
 V yocif weei. 
 
 MftS F^nsinti 
 
 xdsU 41'tuierf ff{ 
 
 'ffofour o%»rnD(\ 
 fi^ tbejhfifnci 
 
 ittore frivolouj 
 e expe<ft> whei 
 1 ki the Parties 
 [ on both Sides j 
 of ToftugMl fliai 
 
 Service to li! 
 .ddhion to theij 
 to do it eflfoftin 
 
 fmgle Force 
 upon an Invafn 
 'urpoie, to keepi 
 
 isit not in out 
 ; any thing in 
 lor think) that 
 ^ing willfromj 
 
 defending oui 
 I^ fending our 
 : fop the Service 
 t home? Sucbl 
 need ijo other] 
 ^ WOHld hftv{, 
 
 -htr^L^. ^(l 
 
 uti>othHdand 
 I know 
 
 I knnw thqrcamiot. And tbit ii the tfih. 
 Reaion the Dmch have not continu'd to oS- 
 fonn then- Pan in the Fir ft of theft Aflian^. 
 Forthc Sectjnd, as I have before obfervy. 
 
 tifl this War IS at an End. And if we have 
 kept clofer to our Articles, I (hall ihew».ic 
 I was, bccanfc we thought it worth our wWhi, ^ 
 
 So particular jn Examination into theft 
 alliances, will I donbt not convince cvcrv 
 mpartjal Reader, that the Wcakncfs anS 
 oily they are ^ccufed of, is not in them, biit 
 » the Objeaions made to them. Which, as 
 
 :y are groundlcfs and unjuft, feparatelv 
 ,onnder»d, and by thcmfelvesj fo the? a e 
 ummMopby this Author, in ihis ve^^falfe 
 ^nclufion, tbat the spirit andttmr k tk^, 
 fUttts ^Uitttbr6\ THW only Mfon this ttngU Volm 
 >hatwtand Holland^li lo Aod^^S' 
 ntbout any Mention cf an Ef.iillentTTJil 
 fbofe TenSbsPf •^hich at the time when lehaZ 
 treateft Need cf their AJftfiance, are oHiiUjidt^.. 
 oU ufm ih^r f^n Coafts. I have (he wn,that to ^ 
 f^tont Ten Ships, is not the only Affiltanc^»,\ 
 .ut that they are alfo to make\he greawrf; 
 
 vhen the War is made by S/^m, And if thcv.. 
 tis the ,beft Service they caii do. And ii 
 
 &Z nW''^ "^^l ^^ 5^ ^^ ^^ for them I 
 "' po Qbie^ion, if they do in Pfoportioii 
 to.theirStrfuigth. That by this Tx(^ tte? 
 
 * ebti- . 
 
m'- 
 
 ;....... .. ,,.....'C-3^'] ..■^,.,. , , 
 
 ^tliged to perform ours, if weren't 'think Itl 
 for ourlntereft. From thefe mutual Eri^age-j 
 jnents, 'ris plain, the whole' TTenbroOheiej 
 ';;.TLrjE:aties don't run upn qne Tpint onlji,. . Andlj 
 Vtauft add, what this Author jtiasainindfhou? 
 :ie conceal'd, that by the 19th Articte of tlij 
 
 DefqnCve Alliance, a very'cpnfide.rable Adj 
 , vantage is granted us, and the P«ff»,l?y 
 jfree Entrance into their 'Ports in Time 
 'Peaee, for Twelve Men of War; whi,chi 
 ..twice the Number that was allowed before.! 
 ]^ From this Account, 'tis pfai^ thefe Aljlan 
 
 ces want no other Vindication, than to I 
 . treprefented truly as they are. And one nee 
 ■only- read the Artijcles tnemi^lY€s,. tp hefetl 
 
 fy'd, there is nothing in thpm, tlmt an Zngl\ 
 :M-»r— y ought to be afhani'd or. Put tl 
 '/is not enough: Todojuftice to thofe AI 
 
 ances , and to the Wifdom of thofe who a| 
 ^visM lthe making them, we muft look bad 
 
 to the Circumilances Affair^ were then ij 
 
 ^nd the great Difficulties that were to 
 " jovercome ; which I have already hinted 
 .-.together with the Advantagjcs theje Treatij 
 
 gave us a fair Propped of,, with refped to til 
 
 ^War, and the real Benefit we reap from thej 
 
 ,|n our Trade. They who remember, hoj 
 
 impatient the Nation wpre for thefe Allial 
 ; CCS, before they were made : What Hop 
 
 w.c.had of reducing Sfatn tp the Obedienj 
 ' Ipfi-- King , qharles, by a vigorpijs Imprefliij 
 JSifim that $ide, on which Spain lies in a ma' 
 
 jntr. quite open to Madrid, and.tl^e inevitali 
 
 'rs 
 
 Kniji nr»f nnlv rvf 
 
 Ittrraman Tr^idp alfo, that m"uft have follow' 
 i^fthe Port of Xw^ow had continu'd Hlut to 
 
 mil 
 
oh, than to I 
 
 mil coafe^, that inftead of Blame , great 
 'hankii and Pralfes afe diie to. the M---- '-y 
 |hac,a(j[vis*d' th'efe AHiafices ; froni which ^e 
 lad Reai[pn''to prdmife our felyes fuch grejjt 
 \dvantag6s in the Prqfecatlori Of the Wa^, 
 (id y^ichdut Avhich the inoft iJfefiif JJranches 
 jf6ur{ Tirade /cbu'd no't fubfift. And haS 
 [lir ; E^peiJ^tiphs From the(^' I'reatife^' ^ii^ 
 ver'd III both Voim 6i War 2nd Tfailf, 
 rhich ho body cbu*d forfcfe^they wou'd hot, 
 III the Wprld niaft owh^ theyhkd been worth 
 L^veat 4^af moi*e, than what by the Artitft 
 '^ FayiiLiF of the fonupiefe, we have giveh 
 Aem. , ^liiaitef theBxperienceof E^ht 
 ri^artj,:^a jl^ying .'rfie T^Huiuifi have ndt .per- 
 ^l>^p*dT9me; ArticJ'eS in fejabibn to the War , 
 ,belieV^,.'^i| i^ were to continue, even the 
 HesW U-'-M ?«Oti'd not. advife the breakinfg 
 [f ' tl^^M' . j tor, are hot the Advantages ,of 
 ur Tr^ge .'vvith . Poriu^af' vaftly an oyer-Bf|- 
 'htQ , fbr slH y . Incohvekieni:e5 vve fufFer* , 
 ot fi-om th6^ Al-ticles of'thefe Alliance^; bite 
 om thVill .^tccutib^.W::fdme of 'therii:? 
 liich M are^the ^ftahtKo^ifes madcto 
 \pP^rt4gucfe Sn thefe*TrdacT6k, in any De- 
 /^^ eq^al to, the Benefit*weiiave adually re- 
 eivd ffOr|i;them. ; Is rtpt'the Treaty hi^l^e 
 ^it^ . tb^t ,|>riAce, at the £nd^ of the Year 
 7.0;. fQr^' f he -.AdmifEo^^ of : Erf^up , Ckti>, 
 /hich ftopd thfcn proHibitfed in Portugal, a 
 i/^.gresiter^rea'l Advantage tb Us, than any 
 [liey qaii hope for froiii^ us ? All the MTanu- 
 tadtures of ','?>%tf/ wete ithmediatety j^iinll 
 R *? >, «SiBd>Othi;thatt Kiiigdom, and their D^- 
 [ni^iLpns m/f»7c>'/ci/^ have ever lince been fOtcM 
 Ip 4#e43.ph us for thQitfrootlm Goods: Jjiit 
 
 Xs.-^^ 
 
I 
 
 , „ tiotin •: We'tia^i ih* cfM bfrted on 
 jbe toi/6 i;rade thro^ iin'd aflitioflf cn-i 
 
 iroflej tlie \vhdje rctorii df BnltS^Ort from 
 fcrwii//. Our Tr^^s'iii 5/>W* ^rfd Pi>r/«i^«n 
 
 „ .^ -r --. JEijjL,^ . ...... 
 
 mt'Ballance Has been fo gr^k^itf^t f will ap:| 
 , J)cil to all tfie Ma^ey that tet)c^tt com*d| 
 in her Majcfty's JiW^iiid! eVen «> the' Ci<yfa«J 
 [■'''' Japuli Bwks, wftgjfhfioo^irrtes df l^feftte the 
 ' jj^fiolc S^4»/:/& Trade E^s beeh e^tiit r6 itr.Will 
 any body now condemn Trcatl^ i(>^dty ad 
 vintageous,andTa^thfey fhoiild tfot havebeeil 
 made, or fhould he broke ; l^luft thd Tonu\ 
 ■^fftft have hot aftfw6r'd dUr Expe'aaiion iiJ 
 Tome other P6fn(ts; becauTe tUeir'FihTaintes| 
 -^re hot perhaps well m^i^iT; Becaofe fomc 
 pf their M— rs are hot hSasMiy ' to ourl 
 , ^interi*l! ; becaule they hav6 hot purtAualljf 
 ; jKffiJfmM tfe Military Pairt Jrt theli' T#e«tie 
 <yith lis, hormiahagTtheif'ihare 6f thfe WaA 
 To well as they 'ftould and infj^ht tiafe done \ 
 .Shoiild^ we for th«e Kcafonls ' diiwrel witlif 
 ^ofe 'tis fo much our Iritcrgft t6^ be' Friend 
 ^ j^ith ? Shall we hot for diir owft fafew hiijdflri 
 thc/n from beihg fwalTow^d ird by the Cora] 
 :; \m6nEhemy? Had theXiii^^i as mtich ItX 
 ttreft as We ih the F^rcfcrVatJdii of them^ il 
 • am apt to think, they wduld readily havcf 
 dotic mii<ih more toWards it, ih prdpweion tol 
 ; Acir Stferigth, thah cve^ We have yet perJ 
 formU Biit if thcfe Aljianees were fo deli-L 
 l»ble for E»^Ai»^» and at th^ ame virtien they| 
 *jrere made^ leemed^ fo irei^ hfi^ft»f thcl 
 ^%r, 3nd fevji' ^jbc' ^t^ rlilf yr b^ffiof thel I^W 
 
grcatcft' Advantage to- qju: Trfl^f ; What* can. 
 
 be th«;meaiMng.«hat:rhi!};AnJh9i^ fli^ild fo^ 
 
 I grofty- mjifrepreteittthcrai: OfI)OW !?g»y 
 
 LesjHsltfucK a MifccprdTene^^ioA iiioul4 pafs 
 
 wkfeout^a Difcorei^ ? .TJae AoCv^ivfq.W^ 
 
 w|iy-rhis/A'Uthojr findi: fp m»cj| laj»ik wirfe 
 
 thoTe Aflianc€8i.; is. the Ame .l^c ^wb^ch he 
 Ix^ r$i -aiigry tWith, <h(BiBirrier-Ti3^% both 
 [imrxl 'm the- wa* xjf anu lU P^^/m^^^i and 
 [t^!^^^ iatifl^o he .bcdce imp^ 'tp cqme 
 [^ iti and to jiiftifif .the- Vjolj^^ii ,<;>f, thejp, 
 Aj^^th in«ft. ac< ai?.y rat» .fee cftn^inpa'd as 
 m«H tfwii fefflii^/Barga»ft9., . qCh<?^^w« 
 
 Tf^y ftjcufei *^'a. the l?»rfri^ fcpi^. T qwxos, 
 ^-by lach * iMte ai« taHgvwntf^ tp; 
 
 iy*iw«j »nd'.th« AlUanceirfritlil^?^ are 
 
 mPifSkBett «f Sfsin aisd, tike .ftr-j&f^; Ai4 
 
 m^ls^ t|ie txue Quarret thi$ Au(hp]iYai|i;d h^ 
 
 Prieftdf have i^gainft tbcair ; F0r in ^ a;R$ 
 
 Aftide of the.Oflfei^^v«.Ati«a»c«/i^jagf^ea 
 
 [jtnf^ Cbripiifn Mjefiis Stfimd. J^4f^rbf the 
 Dauphin, ar any atbi^ Frumi^ Freiftch l^c^w- 
 
 ^^kmi fi^JI fcntitm im ^paiju; , If, i^f .Au^hpr 
 
 hcould have reconciled bis ]fuca&^4«j^^ce 
 in4th this 'A^rricle^ we - ihould iu»if ; hf^rd ol 
 
 ! m Complaints' againft the JFpwr preceding 
 <>nti*' They are blam'd,,, but 'ti$ ^hjg pr^voKcs 
 
 'him I and 'tis pufc^ foe this RieafeD.^ is fo 
 njuiJh oflfendedwith the Heft Arrt^lli^f cWs 
 Trctoy, That .tbe Erapertrand; ihip,jMari- 
 nme Powcrfr (hall ioinclvwith the ICmtf of 
 
 F«!N8« endeavour, 4hat King a-«r^S[ then 
 Arfh^pMke)ihaH.l»wint».P9)|feffipn of 
 
 1 ' • \" all 
 
b 
 
 7^Spmrt^i3i% the King his Predeceffof pof. 
 
 ftfs'd it. In which Article this woiidrous 
 
 Manfinds-a W^rld of Nonfenfe and pontra- 
 
 diaidn ; becaufe by the Grartd Alliance the 
 
 Maritime Powers might conquer what they 
 
 could for themfelves in the^p^'Jfc mft-ln^taf ; i 
 
 And by a Secret Article in this very Treaty, 
 
 fome Places both in Sfain and the Indiei) ajre 
 
 to be given co the Kine of FortugaL B^t dpes 
 
 this Aiithorreally take nis Readers to he fuch 
 
 Fools, as to think' theife is. aiiy Comra^jai- 
 
 on in thisy becaufe he is pleas'd to call it \p ,H 
 
 As to the J fipft Gbjeaiofij this Treatj ivvas' 
 
 ground^ on the Orahd AUianfje, idxq wJtii9h| 
 
 as the Preamble fets forfchythe l^ing QR<?rr 
 
 ftiM/^is invited/ by the reity land thafifXin^ 
 
 cbnlidcring tti^ Dangermtt E«r*;« was iPiuhy 
 
 ithe|>h»i"^dications th« FrewtK^ughaji gij 
 
 Vcft, that he intended to make 5m<> AjRro. 
 
 ylnce'to frantt i andi that >y his Tr^a^M 
 
 with :^<^»*« he had onlyackiiowleiJg^d the 
 
 Dttke of A^joH as in Poiieffion of Spam^Ml 
 
 not as having a juft .Title, to it ; upou thefe 
 
 and other Gonfiderations he thought fit K) cn-f 
 
 "tcrintb this Treaty, to provide In the mofi #- 
 
 aualmanmrfortbt'Safety ani Liberty •4>f bpain,. 
 
 gndtbe Rigbt of Succeffien tothofs Kingdoms. Ijl 
 
 this Treaty then an Entrance into the Gr audi 
 
 Alliance, at the Invitation of thofe whQ ha^ 
 
 made that Alliance, and ihall it neyerthelei' 
 
 ' be pretttided, that any Arocles or Glauifts m 
 
 • that AUiartce are voided By this Treaty, made 
 
 intwrfiianceiof it, unlefs they, ate ,^pr,ell)fl 
 
 ^Xxir^A tmA APLcUreA VOlH ?.Is nOt thlS AXt^l 
 
 6le to be undettlood with fuch Exc(5|»ti^njf 
 are already made preyioufly , tfi> it by tpp k% 
 
 iP.Vv-' 
 
 tte 
 
eceffof poC- 
 s ; wo!»drous 
 and Cjono-a- 
 AUiance the 
 jr what they 
 
 irery treatyj 
 tie Ii«<^'«jare 
 rai BMt dped 
 rsto.he fuch 
 
 topall«foj 
 i>1frca|y:ivvas' 
 i, iJitp wj^ii^hi 
 ^ing of forr 
 id thaii^J&ing 
 itf was miiil^yl 
 l^iig,hadg^ 
 
 his Tr^afiesl 
 iwleiJg'd ihel 
 
 ; upoa thefel 
 aght fit to en- 
 
 I the mofi effc- 
 '.Yty-cf Spain,! 
 Kingdoms, m 
 
 to theGfM 
 tofe wha ha^l 
 t neyertjielej 
 orGlauffisifll 
 Treaty, madel 
 ate ,expr,eflj| 
 not this ArtH 
 
 tiis concerned ? Was ever this Ohje^ion be- 
 fore ftartcd ? Do the Maritime P6>yers allovli' 
 their Hands to be by this* Article tkd up 
 from doing, if they think fit, what they are 
 allowed by the 6th Articte of the Grand Alli- 
 ance ? Or h^s King Charles, or his Father, or 
 his Brother, ever pretended, that the Right 
 [we had by that Anicleto what we ftou'd 
 Conquer in the Wefi-Indies, is taken away, 
 br given up by this ? What then does this 
 Author mean by thefe chimerical Contradi- 
 iftibns, where no-body elfe has ever dreamt 
 jof any ? There is no manner of Inconnften- 
 :y between the Two* Treaties, but one is 
 jgrounded on the other, and made to purfue 
 3ie Ends of it : And his other ObjedHon, if 
 'poflible, is more ridiculous, That we hokt 
 \this very Article iH Favour of Portugal, fyfttb^ 
 \feijU9nt Stifulations. Is an Article of the fame 
 (Treaty, a fuhfequent Stimulation to that Treaty? 
 Or is a Treaty cpntradiftory to it felfj be- 
 caufe the Parties Contrafting for the Reco- 
 very of the Whole 5;><»»//?i Monarchy agree 
 by a Secret Article to give a fmall Part df it 
 I to the Perfon they contrad with Tor his Af- 
 fiftance ? Suppofe Three Perfons agree With 
 a Fourth for tne Recovery of a great Debt> 
 and to engage him in it promife nim, if the 
 Debt be reeover'd^ that he fliall have fuch a 
 Share for his Pains : Would any Man in his 
 Senfes fay that one Part of this Suppofition 
 is a Contradiiftion to the other ? Or that the 
 Agreement to recover the Whole Debt is 
 
 srstj-iiv-j UVWC3.UIV L/jr mt> saiiiy.! x^^t wxt^wftf^ s W2~ 
 
 tain Share of it is to be given as a Reward 
 to the Perfon agreed with to affift in the Re- 
 covery ? 
 
h'mB<4^m/i^iO'bi^i£^ani which is (cuiyj 
 ^w^^4'w}^| %dlurcAy» lie deny'il hy xiq. 
 tpdy » ^ilie Aisthor's own. ^ Thai Foftn of 
 lliftSeaf«9r>toi4M>iiA& thiis;: 'Ziiiprorjacd, 
 
 mfSA^itl^mon has thiiAnthor of his ^^1 
 dcr(».iirtieii he trumipliscwidb To much inibJ 
 )«nce. in his. owii Nonfenfel Jlf^ »>io»reri 
 
 ti«r ^wytf'mhtthtmt p9C€etUlfr«m Ccrtvp9 
 
 ••^!^^^/*^''^ r^-Anfwer ta,w I mul 
 
 '1)c4b|uft'^this Author as to ckarh^n M 
 .the Iqfipmscfon o£ Siuipidity rlAad ifwhd 
 
 ^ iiyf proceeds ^wholly from Gorrupriotii. iif 
 ..©rtlflhrtoifca c6nAdfit*ix thatth© Meani ufedj 
 < and .me .Took- cmploy'dy fljould always 
 .la-opcij for tlie C^4ife tohe jnaimain d.. i^. 
 '>Which leads me to the ofcheh Qicftfei 
 -t\m msCy very wefl b^askU^-How >ht$ Aa 
 -thit^rxOtt'd'srenture.unan fogrofs a Mifrepf 
 .iftiMtspit of thefe Alliances . 'Or esaifeath* 
 fflhottU.xpafs. Mfichout a Dilcovery? Whic. 
 
 necdsjid other Anfwer, <han tliat his dm 
 . . inade it n^ceflary ; and he chat cou'd re^iUttl 
 . to coffim PuWick Afe ih.Print,arid in €vef| 
 : l)ody'» Hahcis y ' wou'd not iijin Ocrcafipiff 
 r.feuplpfto mifFoprefcm I^a^ers thata^^ 
 
 - pi^ti'andthafdly anywhw^^irt Wfidng"; ^ 
 vcr^tpi^t^ef this Authof aK^ his Fr^flr 
 
 MiXii4%<ut^(arthat woiad>reir^ t>if< 
 
 i^^i 
 
r^ "^li^Jt^^ Mifrcprefema^Joiis, or Jtt * 
 leift, * foJid qfctucatKto orthem • and if «hfe 
 
 ddUiy^ a whlffi,and his thick-teidLifcscGuM but 
 I whwtftgr Jhould, their Potrtt wsrs anfwcr'd i 
 
 pndiftcrent, whcrhcr the KfcoVeTy weins maa* 
 ■or not ; - my body mIgHt hav^ their hsive c <> t 
 lilprovc tiieir ties, whcnthay tiave no fiu^- 
 pec ufc for th^m. ...^ .^ ... 
 
 ;il^X^J^ A^h^ices' with P^tusal/^A 
 /cU asJ^eBarner-Treaty^being only in MSS 
 ifJrS^ wto^the Author dr this Sc^a' •' 
 
 • nni?ff^^ Tis highK. probable that there 
 /odW 'rtl^ke/udv a > ufe of them j and^ thl 
 
 ^fvL f /i^''^'^* toicorrupc ehem Them- 
 nl^ u*^ ^^^"^y ^^^'' >n fii<^ wicked 
 
 hMnl ^^5- .^^«„ always reckon'd Sat^- 
 
 Jhin^s ;. and Che Reafpns of State makek ■ 
 
 ighly fit they ihould be fo, rcputed^fince 
 
 ipvctwisen i>nn^, without which they- 
 ^Jiippjwt thejn](elTes, , -And if they ar^ 
 iffcr.d^tobe.trampW oil, aal-treaced \^^ 
 
 ^ th9 
 
C 4^ 1 
 
 ^e HMs of their AH ies. ^ And for thefc 
 Xejf " 
 
 Jntoce, when our. 
 Princes, while the Prince thac . made then 
 \va^ pn the Tluofife, and the^TreatieJ ini 
 F5fce, were ever exposM'tb the €,cit^%Grtipt m 
 their Subje^s , in f6 publick and impudent aj 
 Mij^iier, and declarM to btt ii»^<>*.4»»^'/i»/ili' 
 ^rgains. ' Thij is ^ (glorious InHance of- the 
 tender Regard foqie Men have' for ihe-Hoj 
 nour of "the Crown. For furo wt^ are, thi'' 
 nbrable Performance, doe'i _ n^^-^ohierfror 
 Men of any other Chara(ae|:.i('-^: >r[. ;■ 
 ^t)^ut toproteed r After 'tl^fe^ choice 'RcJ 
 marks of our Author upon^^pei^rt^l,' whic? 
 i have fhewn have no other 'f^ult,.b«it:tiis 
 they are an Obftruaion to the^c^ci fhean 
 Jiis Friends are fo fond 6f jia^aTwb^her 
 at leaft are no way concern^ irtfiliieAtgi 
 mentinhand ; he comes at lift ti? the Propc 
 fition he was. to prove, F. 42. buthas-ftrang 
 ly changed the Words of it ; For ii>ftead 
 proving, Jhzt we fuffer*d tach ef om.AUUsi 
 break evtry Article in their 7«i»riw, .which ^ 
 undertook to prove, P. 21. fend- pretends 
 ha$ prov'd, P. f 8. ; here, I^. 41. he nropolj 
 only, tO' coMer in wBaP wanner our jmies hai 
 olfferved tbofi Treaties they maS with HSj,iapd ti 
 fivtral Stifuhtitms and J^etmenU 'pHrfmntf 
 them. And inftead" of ihewing/W mb i 
 ottrAUier have krbken each Mick 4f their trd 
 tier, he attacks>k what Mows, «nly tb 
 Emperor, the States', and the King oiP^t^^ 
 snd i^ arhc^^ fay^ againft th« ^M^ov^irft,. I 
 
\oc^ n<?t,.prp(Jiice one , treaty^ 6r any oHi ' 
 
 i^ti^le ttjcy have broke ; bur we arc to take 
 
 m 4^rf .1)1^ Woi-a :i which' Will 'have little 
 
 iVcijIht WitJi impartial Mcn^^ in Articles thby 
 
 (on,t?&^jj ftftcr Two Tuch i^exv groft Coif- 
 
 fbel-e, tis.n^t, . And we fliall find our Author. 
 wOughPUJ'.tfue to his Chirac^er, in goin^ 
 Y€r the, Charges he brings aG;ain'A; eacH 6? 
 le Allies, who haye theJttisfortuae .to be' 
 ^rhispifpleafure. "• ^ '^ 
 
 ito^ptiwkfi:tUeD:ficL thefirft Charge 
 ^ainll them* H, That whereas bv aConvmton 
 
 [W''fli»''.<?.?^^<!?''^»?^y4/^w*re, 'twas agr^ed\1)fit 
 Uilm^ fiimiilfnt^ r.OyOqo Men mo tbe Field 
 ^V\indQVS,4h4 ^England 40,odo ,: Thete ^/^ 
 *^i*g*ftt^faf/pnM^4f by f/j^Dutch and Us of 
 )y900: Men fvrtk Year 1701, upon a ^f, di- 
 iiij cotftr^r/jfi the former Stipulation, .How 
 bafc thiere Wat fuch an Augmematioii ni^db 
 bon a P^r, is true ,* but that this was con^ 
 Jiry to the farmer Stipulation^ is faUe / if the 
 luthor mean's, that by ^h6;.&rmcr Stipula)(ioii 
 ibDutckwm oblig'd i|i all fuiure Augmeh- 
 jrions. to obfef ve the :^mj^ proportion they 
 Id at fjrft, that Stipularibii klfeded. onty 
 le Number ;of.M^n'?Q be then rais'd , ^)ur 
 hi not a binding Rule any fether. In. i)l 
 pure Additiojis to, the Army in ElajJcrs, the 
 pwwerfr at liberty to iftfr^ upon a new 
 Iroportion between Them and Us, if thev" 
 ^-^ the former lay too -hard upon thenj. 
 therefore is no Treaty or Convention 
 
 «fe*' 
 
 brok 
 
if' 4.1- ] . . 
 
 broke at all^ but a new One liiadp ; and ail 
 -;<ijiew Contrw^s, the Fames! cohtraAijljl; maj 
 v<^ and ought to make upoh the beft Terms foj 
 i. f-jhemfeivcs th^y can. The Dutch had m^de i 
 iv.pfi9t Eflfbrt at firft liitting out aritl raw'd 
 a.b.bov« ^0,000 Men, befides ^f oob rfwy'hadii 
 -3i^y J)Cfore the Warbegam This was fo he 
 ^hf^fv a ^Charge, that they foon found, they ecu 
 !? hot bear the Exponcc of takmgiAo^cTrooi| 
 li,iiiiro their Service jointly with Eniland iij 
 yj^etfic firft Foot : But to pufli the Wat- with \| 
 {rf gour,.th«y were willing to make aft Augmeif 
 j^^niation or io,oo(ci Men upon!* Pir. »iTn 
 tn ^ngll^ Pari — t dttthac time being notvj 
 . Sjy well pleased with^the Priohibition of Con 
 uiiierce between Us and Frifec^v while tij 
 :i Dutch enjoy'd it, wou'a / not agree 
 ; tthis Augnnentation ; nc«r Becauie it 
 !»^^:4jpon a Tar , fo far as I remember , 
 
 unlefs the Dutch would prohibit Trade wij 
 
 isFrance, as we had done. And this Difficuli 
 
 "iad like to have hinder'd'thc Augmentaj 
 
 '5,on ; it being evident, that a People whofuj 
 
 ;M wholly by Trade, could not long be 
 
 sfuch a Prohibition. However,the Siatesy o| 
 
 V {^f their Zeal to the Common Caufe, agreJ 
 
 'rkofubmit to this Hardfliipfor one Year,- bj 
 
 jiifinding by Experiejic^fhat it wa< imprtuftia 
 
 ; nfcle^ and tWat their People neither would rj 
 
 r'jsGuld bearit, theParl^t'was prevailed wij 
 
 . 3fo continue the Augmentation without \\ 
 
 .^ jfiftiiig 6n the Tack lo>iti This* is: the TrJ 
 
 /;• ^tat© of ithc >lj/ft Augaientation that 
 
i +5 ] 
 
 f«.»SCamf>.gn,, fimher MJitim4 Fcru, -JZ 
 
 i T } rfj" f^f^" ""^ ^'ff'y * Dutch pa. 
 
 Lift of tl,e Jorec^ in the Dmh1f^i«, hen- 
 tevtcral Addiawisio the Troops in theirSer- 
 
 irAuthentifik, with the Aecotint giren by 
 
 •CM' te more felfe than to fa?', 7l»» S 
 «^ *«, S«^^ ,/, Dutch '^JjJjlrkT. 
 
 mentation was made upon a P«-. fo « 
 
 t .at service. There were indeed in the Year 
 I ijoft. looor^teiwr taken into-theS<trticeof 
 
 they»-«f« and us'of which we pavTwoThir*i. 
 I l^^^ft Troops .' tho; pu.UlT^&> 
 
 EtoWifllmcnt.never fenr'd there,T,ut in Sp^in • 
 lAeWe thereat that time wqnLw 
 [«• .^'^"'Tn lieu of there, it appeal 
 
 by. the Lift, of the Forces in thi D.r.TC' 
 
 \tr.-^I •"."««* ihe^ Herie againft the 
 next Ywr with 8 Men in a Troop, amount! 
 mg in the whole to near nbo MeS 1 def^^ 
 it"^'^ 'Ws A;«h<*, When h2^t«rS 
 Kv I-'k' '?'«' *efe Proponions wcS^ 
 by which the Owti ^„v«> lefM th!it 
 Sh«te , jfter thp Krtl AugmeotaV at a 
 
 As 
 
As to the Parliamcntiiiy Addroflfes to -the 
 6--.-n, that the StatismiilH beJUfirUto ^/ir^ 
 thtW Viofi^'miy I muft tell this Wmer> that 
 whateTer wa$ done of this Kind, was upoa 
 
 general Rumpu« only, an^ /J^^ "P**" ^X, 
 FaAs. that ippear*d before the Houle. Nor ii 
 ju^y thine- more groundUfs, thanV^e pr^ 
 tTnded met, he fays, thefe Addroflcs )iad 
 upon the States , ri&rff J*ry tluitd tbtm b) m^j 
 iSntL fbeir troofs S0minal Cprfs; as they i^i 
 UieiPii$iMPfbt lumbers of RegitMHPs, »««>^ 
 
 Author, aftet all the Pains taken hy fo mamr 
 EmilTaries, has very ill Intelligence, or afe 
 he had khown* that there Is not In all this 
 oiie SyllaWe of Truth, the Dutcb^ Corjpi 
 ate fo far ^rom being JSTomtMl, that they are 
 the compleateft in the whole Service. No 
 troops arefo-ftrialy muftet^J, at kaft once 
 in the Campaign ; ^and every Captain *s 
 obligM', upon Pain of being broke . w have 
 his Complement to a Man. And tftis^w a 
 Strianeis obferv'd in no other Troops, thati^ 
 
 the next Complaint is againft the MatiH 
 ner in which the Dutch Troc^s are employ d; 
 a eomplaitit as unjuft and groundlefsarth^ 
 former. He fays. The mm t^m we conqair,^ 
 ihe worfe Condittm vHanm, Maufe they mhe 
 noSuruplefffemflojing the Trtcp of their ^ota^ 
 uwards £arrifoning every town^ asfuflaiats 
 takm, %i^ ctAttriry to'ihe J^^htent^^f^ 
 
 fe{t4\.*n:. 
 
 MiXVit 
 
 Iwifh 
 

 Iwiftl I vi;ryf 
 
 . . C 47 -3 
 
 I wifli thU Author wou'J have given us the 
 Words of this Agreement, and (hen I b«Iiev<;, 
 we Ihou d find tlie Garrifm txcluJed, nieaiti 
 thG Garrifon* of the Towns tl)ai a? klwe time 
 belong d to them, and not the Jow^s tha.t 
 Ihoud be taken in the Prpfec^miw pf t,W 
 War ; tho* had ic been fo cxprefs»*d , it ^ughc 
 nocjn Equity. to- have been cjji^pikd fo far 
 a« this Author wou'd havo it ;/n(«hing ld[s 
 being .in their Thoughts, at the^riwa otthat 
 
 i^^^""'* ^b« VuH ^^5j.^ Nu*r ,flf 
 4ttt»g Towns coud be fo«;.'4,frp|n -fc PQWpr- 
 fU an Enemy, or that he fliou'4 fiiSr;S, bn^ 
 fo?« he cou'd be broMght to fubravf m a goad 
 mcei. There!vv(ei;e.Caresnotforefefin: But 
 
 ^•MW>rdQm.aiad.CondM^ of TOY UMM-Ji 
 t^Jmpakft: ia^qsMirifon in ^i;^^4;aiipwg 
 ^jrCanipaigns , are very ifu^f^f^^rzhlt 
 |bl$4w^0RsG I know, cQuUrtwk 
 
 thi^J^ftf^ cnoi^,., f9ir,a whqIeAwny. Buc 
 hM ^race kninv; b«^,(o eniploy his.Troops 
 r«^;;ter p. rj)ofe%,,#^Mt remJlMrw Qarr^ 
 lon^re a 1 lifle c^mpax'd t» the wiholp Army.; 
 and generally fuoh Regiments, as in thi 
 S^ampaigii before have fofferU io much , a5 
 jiQt tp be in a Condition to tak? the FiqW, 
 Uou d indeed terithij Writer^ pffome E^, 
 /ii& Regimentj.thafc have ftai^ in;Garriroo, 
 becaufe they were tm weak to, (i^e the ^ieWl 
 tho tie Service has not been th^ Qcc^aonpf 
 their. WeaknefH but rhis I am, Sre.heM 
 rat^r nof hear.of^ ' . ' 
 
 •vA§;fQrjtheT^wn$thjK^,B^^ 
 Armies, they indeed We ia tlim. Jame£ . 
 Viarrg'ons; but yet, to iFiiy WiifbftSe 
 
 - ffiould 
 
iKpuld happen, thole wfib thmk now fo nia- 
 ny - i'rdbfe' we< ph<M'Ah^\\tm, ^wou*d tfoirt- 
 plkiif biUdiyv that t'het^ ^^f e^tiot trtoi^er But 
 as ttyihefeTrttops/ifmilft b« obfervl!,' that 
 th^ a« ^ lifefufto the Optmiohs of the 
 O^lkifetJ^ gs thofe that a^iiafty ^ in^'the 
 Vitlht t&icliert'are'tipoii much hai^&rpucjy, , 
 irt ffecitt4lig*tottv6ys of Pn^ifions; Amtmi- 
 ni^ife^ft^f ATtSlIcry,' and iio pthcl i«cret '^nd 
 ^xtrabVtoary ' Seirices. ^ >Bcftt«5!, thste-^npon 
 st^Wi^ptdtoi a geheral? Aftionv Gatemj 
 at^V^ fejikfenV>that'the grleattjf^ Part^ offthem 
 ihotiM itihi^He>Afmy.'-*)^ 
 caA^W^he'Slame of ift«*rki«ri Invodld'put 
 ;hffi^it'feiM' ,^Hhat >4t w4^ aiBbdy Mof15roop5 
 
 tifon^?^ <tofehPa the ^rniy tifiJ Siimffiti^d 
 psffe^h^J^i^^ VLkdiort^lkm SU&!i,^tWSm-\ 
 cSoti^cW has giv^' fiy ihiiith/Opc^v 
 »Tii tt^cfii^c^i the 0*»tif^ror'rathehni#.L«^ 
 Afj-.--i/'dd6s' ptit :c6h<t^ra3y''G«t:nfdrti :li/« 
 ftt^vToMJ^i mpfias Ytf'i^ahnsf'^t Bt^lWplej 
 Uft xc^ he'putA Gaijriibrts tftTown^, AVh«i?e 
 thai Alfiei'have nad noricr for thefe ;o6r 40 
 Years Wfbre,. And I virouW be glad tolcnow^ 
 what Method this Amhor wou*d ttfe^Xlioc 
 that I think him or his Friends, very- lilfe'^to: 
 tak0 Towns.) J\^bu'd ht, ^hen h© has taken 
 them, ' i^ver them without 'Garrifons, tfo^ the 
 Enemy i*^ retake ?- Gritair he teH wbe^Q' m 
 find TWOpi ti> put into th«mv-^r/^/;>«f* ?*«/ 
 4Y^tikmy If hbwon'tfpareaay frjtwn'h^'^^r-l 
 my? But topafsthisNonferife'? Otir AuchofJ 
 ipottdtedes diJs Complaitit fgainft th^ ^''^4 
 
 j^d ; ^ixcratagam of any in th<^ ^hol^ Bool^'J 
 
i 
 
 /s 
 
 
 ProJ)ofition.:H 7*^ «t .%r*y fty$ l^i ^r^m'i, 
 
 Brittdlfe 0lcnerfH4mt4it^fnr tiati'Servke, W ^ft- 
 
 hemfinffim r©ir*'f4rif. This is fuch afoolifli,^ 
 
 I iH-iContm'd J^^Ntmlon, that one warns fii 
 
 Name fo;: icw n€f' id had not beeft ibtendc4 
 
 for iblnr^¥eI^ ftoit'^iiv'd Purf^fe^ *tis fcaF0^ 
 
 jcrwHhfcf^y Wriret^ihoii^dtfo far'fof^ Mmif ■ 
 
 tfel^ asJnot t* havtf mareR^rd ta Probab^i' 
 
 heyj^tr Wb ft(Mb'Mm «ho monftrous FoHy and? 
 
 ,^T^^-^^*^'^^«^^^i I muft make a. 
 nieefeiUrefif NAmhersj ahdto be as clear .^s 
 |po»We^> 'I wiH- make » GalcuIacJoa ^^ 
 I thofo m Wayi be fuppo j d to be bcft acOHaijueal ' 
 wkk' I Ja;!thiif>Eftimate ef the 40, odo Mew 
 furnift'd ^r^£»^/^,i^ ,f6rthe Service in Flanks 
 |4eri^ ii^Btftailionsof Foot are compiKe^ to- 
 Y^Ar^V M«iif ^nd FivcRegimehtsof I|of%^ 
 land Two of DragoQii5> making inalt iwh" 
 ■Sqtradrdnsi »!<& reck6n*dt6 be ^^21 .-aitdth^*, 
 rottl of the- Forces in He* Majefty's iW fpij. v 
 RJ*»*wi!^> ii647ii^ 5 and d^Jduaitig thfc'i^od^^' 
 P4%W*, whichvas I obfcrvM, ar&itt Sfti«iy .' 
 thdfe^rwnaifls only 627*4.' NowJde is»^,hemP?^ 
 •!Wfiy'S;^dh)rts and Batallions^his Number '2 
 *miak<^^^c.the!;Rdtetibc Englifk$ Squadp^njitri 
 nii^ Ba««fifotts^ atef reokdrt** in d^e i(^ai*>u 
 
 ^»^Mdii9 the» <$8 *qtiaiibomi5gMii3|a8a>»-x 
 Id^^iidw togefher 48j4f , and 140S8, and 
 
 G the 
 
^|« ITf^jfifer/ Forces ia JHcr XfaieiiyV l^ay.^vf. ' j 
 ' Tbefe are all fhe Troops tmder the i^uke 
 p(f Ar-^-+-,v«hat aine paid by us, befides TwOj 
 Batallio^s of the Foot Guards^ which make 
 •ahout 1209 EfTedtve Men. Lcr n$ now 
 isoH^^^re an Army 9 confifting of f2,BatalU'< 
 pns^ an4 68 Squadrons, with the whole rhac 
 ift commanded by theD. of Mt^—^ which,if I 
 this Writer 6ys true, muft i)e Ids by on« 
 Squadron, or oneBatallion at legflf butiC 
 Wilookfortfae 0. of M- — VArgiy inany 
 Line if Battel, many of which are priftted | 
 every Year in the comnEipn Ncwsr-Paptrs, we I 
 iQiail find a gicat deal' above twice that Num- 
 ber of BataUions, and more j^n tiirice that 
 Kumber of Squadrons. • Npw outliers it q90 
 )^c provMv that ft BataUions are< more than 
 about an Hundred^ and Twenty or Thirty, 
 ipf wh^ch thofe fa ere a Pact ; land that 240 
 iSqiiadrons are Ids than 63 of the (am'e Squa- 
 if^rons, this Author muft ackiiovKledjpie, j;hat 
 ^e Total of the Queen s Forces^ which -he 
 l^affirm'4 to be bigger than tiieD. df ikf— !s 
 Armjf, is really not half fo big; ^cjmpirm 
 jPorccs not included ; tho' this Author^ don!t 
 (pgccept them, and in cotnmon Bfteem they 
 %pe confiderd as 'One Arn>y» But perhaps 
 isHcif^ Troops . liad left FAun^/^ whenvthis 
 i^aiftge was writ,: Which icYeem* %o have been 
 during the Campaign ; tho' h^kadlu'afms^hil 
 ■mys^for.ni^^pub^iHj^-fomeK .For had a Mail 
 Vnt ata Seafonj'vwhcit the Armies wdre oiit 
 <al Ufie Fieidy ^ cou'd^ftot have ^xprefsid| 
 |i|mfel{ £0 ab(ardly;> siito^YytipftMrt.mt\ 
 jHfJifr4fm -^ moM^ F^rm i^- n&f-JW.. And 
 
 %y:^v> 
 
 ^■& 
 
 what 
 
^^"^"tl^ ^^'^^•^rWhlteifTQiiarters; ap-f 
 6«^ I^Iy to be ftucl in, fiifcc the Bodfc 
 WSB .^^WTf, haying no Cotinc«oii vSth wh4£ 
 goesr tfeforeu' ctt*,fcIlo?vs-aftfeR Aik froirf 
 fie^ 1 n^^ this llefleaib^j fft'at thfe B6afc 
 ha^bei^ updri the Anvil, a^ long is theCjaufi 
 icis to ferve has been iiegotijatfiig • , aii^ tha; 
 the ma^xeft Affs were ufiij^tSfuin (lie' 0i 
 of M--'-, at the fame.tine that Wip wey^ tbld^ 
 fome iVfiai yi^^ l^teft Firfai(^| 
 
 0mt^ doiSc t6 this C^nfflaiiit a^flr Ae 
 0^^ for not coming diitirely into the Pro^ 
 ^q^f for.WuiterrQuaiteh : 1 dbferfe; to th^ 
 Honour of the 5ftttfe/,thait this Author chared 
 *¥?:'^}E^^<^"^f'^^ ^" *6 OfteratiS^ 
 0f thife War fot Nine tears i Th?t>tehtf 
 aos charge them ;^ith, is i^bfireai* of any 
 Trpaty, unlefs this Jlutiiot c^ pirottf tHat the 
 Mtch are bound to come irtto 411 thte PtiAeeti 
 the General fliall propofe : That if thS^ did 
 iipr come into this^ 'twas not for tji^ Re^forii 
 affign'd by hipa, whtti he fays, the Jutfiidtt 
 ii^ar reduced to tbifjhd^ Ijf^t^ methet ikefimcii 
 jhokU itfe tUts faukry Benefi arijsn^ hy Cpmrihitf^ 
 
 ^ 
 
 CIS plain by his nianfier of ^pj^m^h^dit 
 te he has fe^ the Papers iHsfeting ta tftis Afc 
 fair. ; and that he carfc ha(ve ^oSe; .ir|tWb^ 
 ieamingiTora chein, that the.^/^rt/ niide fe*. 
 mailObjfedionsto thisProJeamat to'tt^M 
 nifeh a number of Troops into that WtoMet: 
 
 <3 z W6flM 
 
 ./,.... 
 
■ i^i^ttld :i»manyfffpcfts be vei^y moonvenipic 
 %'(t|f9\Ti^iiiJi^^d render te 
 
 '■'iiitM^ the ;H*'*^%'y anC fhfc Qwn vxo- 
 
 ^'([ifei^v <t^7, 1n6ch'- export I V'^"^ ^^^ 
 
 J^tfi^ '4eT^tj;iorc[ii)Stry ISis^pcnce for i5tf4(% , 
 
 f^^<W|fJ|g, 'l^riuir, Qn'd /^J»«iilb»r C£i<rri«it, was 
 
 o tdb s^t for thi^ to^' bear, •cotiiideringi the 
 
 £^^jt^^us Charges they were already^ at. But 
 
 « :■ hit^iir&^y piravided the 'J'roops of the federal 
 
 "i" SOJ^tioms ill tbitS^rViofe iirouldfiinilfh their 
 
 ' ^ut- pwards th^fe Gjarrilbns, sad the Qjjeen 
 
 - woald come intb a Proportioh of the iidier 
 
 i> Am^lfi* befides Forage, they wottild agree to 
 
 'it. TOs England diaxbn(tatx<ii%\it hot till 
 
 it was too late to tii^H the Ncceffary .Pr<5>a- 
 
 jatiotis for the R^eption and Subfiftance of 
 
 ib many Trooias 5 and. fothis Projedi i^ part, 
 
 .was forced tobe laid afi4e.,tho' the-' beft Care 
 
 X Ja^b^esi taken ;that -theEiecudoii of it might 
 
 f?^ vhfltlbeiptt fpi^waiit iof sTainei and to that 
 
 v cfii^ my iosd S^T-w (^ it 
 
 ,1 '^ the bcgmmhg 6f /?irfy. .;, W,i^,.^: 
 
 ',iVJis to the Infinuation about, tft^ fttuUry Be" 
 
 ■ni& of Contributions, this Authbr knows 'tis j 
 
 fWhottJ? gromidlefs ; that the'5*<»/« have fuffi- 
 
 •qenflydearUthemfclyes in that Point ^ and 
 
 .iliewn that the'Jreaty for Contributions was 
 
 jn^de^ bdbr» this Defign was fomfd : And 
 
 ;that this Treaty did interfere but li«le with 
 
 0:' . tl^. Frojetffc, tff m^dertbt £nehiej ereBk^ Maga- 
 
 V jclflM, fincfe that Tre'aejr.bnljr Stipulates, that 
 
 . ith Tr^H^ ^f thpfi-Cbunttles mJ& Cmy*htm, 
 
 — ■.•J' 
 
 ai^*^* %s-f^r-£ a ^-v">*p- 
 
 siji:titouC«MntrKs was 'entirely (iareaw) by 
 
. . E 53 ] 
 
 Wttm Matter, and this Wntcv^^paHltn^Z 
 
 -nimn^fe Sunyj and lus |riend* ha>» be^a 
 
 Jjafcthe B. of i^ had a good ihare of k r ac 
 ^^ lame tunc that they knew,. *tis by Hmtv 
 miiMm the Stgttf, in confideratlow ©{The 
 Contt^mjoiis;<heypay ihemfelvcs, and o£ 
 phat jaft Expe»ce they are at in Sieges^ which 
 bytheSuficefs of Ae War, and & toft of 
 
 Ben pcpeaed, or it could be imagined thev 
 ^^^bc5?af«didnoc exert themfelvcsasthev 
 
 blame them?. WnhAvhat Heart could thev 
 e;o into an expenfiye Projea for the WzL 
 i^.hh^'''' private Negociatlons ol 
 
 A^Lf^u^ ^'?^S on for teveral 
 /lonths? Or how could rfiey expert that a 
 
 Pro)ea of fuch Importance, whollyform^d by 
 ^ Buke of M. and highly for hlHonour^ 
 ^oud hefupportcd where he had, no longer 
 any .Credit. t.>^-^!ir .. . ,<':,.T^.v v . ^ 
 
 Iv.'^' T^ S.K?^'^ ^«her ini relation to 
 
 fcl' 2^i!^r:->:' rh^!^_y« 'was n7- 
 
 r~'7^V-, ^"""^^ vur iiiitnors \Point that 
 
 h the Projcdl at laft, ^iho^t/S^ 
 
 fufl 
 
% 
 
 '-^ 
 
 Lht- 
 
 fi*H ^xtenfbf It,, ha^ b^en fo far ipomjily*^ 
 v*ith, as i6 enable ii^ to hindtr the l^oieroy; 
 from maWga H^w tine , apd cutttej off 
 Soiuffai», M they 4cfikn*d ift theirlaoi Af-* 
 tcimtt.; ^Ich, It It W)u'4'not iead itb toj| 
 f^ ftim Tny3i3bje<£t, I puM give jbrdaa Suf, 
 tjiabns; 'thatS:)vas,imde,i«iC9rtQerti t»for- 
 ^at^'the (kipe iwod. jEnd tWs Bpok ^yas wrki 
 ft^: ihi 'tis fiot a litdt kemarkPc, ' th^i 
 thi N^\ys df k af n^d tli'i? mjrrdie i>-^t irieti 
 aSer '^)^ Frpt^op^J; and had the L^r!| 
 6c^ iJi".thJit.$fofiiiqg as rcgufaA^^ th^| 
 ' ftou'd teiire done, it might liaye had i hm 
 Iji^hc« 6](j; tl^e ILefoluti9ns that tficn wer)^ 
 to b<i\ ja^etj. Bflt tfhis i^ttempt.lQodhc thahk 
 ed, has imfcatfy'd, ahd iii the fcircumftan-l 
 cfe W^ ai^ hoy/ in J. am perfuaded Our Trooj 
 "w^lH be Shie tb; defeat any f utui;e AtceHipt thi 
 . fhin be itt^de bf the fame lubd ; Arid to tak^ 
 ftife Held To niuch fobner than the ?nemyJ 
 ffiat ye may Jtiftly hippe'to^ave Ca^hraj oi 
 Wrds M^ early in me next" Year. Afte 
 Which there will neither be a Town or Riye 
 of Gonft<^ueftce betweeii us and ffirh, ] 
 iiMs teeforc hightfipe for the French t6 pro 
 h(fpk doritofs, and to mak^ fare, e*re'twa 
 too late, ■ of Sf**?w» and the JVff'TpHef, 
 
 The iwxt Article 'of thjs .Libel a^inft thj 
 P«firi&, 19,' thsft in)fead ef making up in thdr Fk 
 v^bat thev fill pjort in ihslr 4^m, mj fi^ver em 
 f^ified their Qum ettier «f $hip or MePf !Ij 
 thislkrifwer/ That they di4 npt;fajj(hpct q 
 i\i}ti^ ^(a fot the A^my, but indeed exceejj 
 fed It;^ as vvift appear bv what has Seea airear 
 comt 
 
 i^ared 
 
 tl?«: 
 
 ^ex*d J ^>y whxQh we ftall fee thejrhavA 
 
 . Jfjr 
 
 <>'>j 
 
 'J 7/ 
 
t5S] 
 
 ^iF pay abOtt^ }^h^Sj: I;an(J.Men: And 
 bfirtfc^ there is no^OMgatJpn to mak^ 
 ay A4ditK)nto their Fleet ontliat Accoum. 
 iut wo are ^Wnf^jbeyntinnr onctfioitiMMr 
 "y^y Sea ; or if Jmeftw o/^fer%/ wJ. 
 ithtn affear i^nwat no more than APpearh£^ 
 tHey immediagfyffjufrateitoroek to their M^ 
 [k»ff, sndfrote^ tbcir TraJe : Vj^hich is a thiiifc 
 iiey^are, it fecms, very careftl in j and 't§ 
 luch fortheir Honour,and vnti enable th^ny 
 'ftaftre fo fmall a Stare , to hojd oi|t ib ex! 
 leiffive a War muph loneer thai^ th^y Wl 
 kave done;otherWife, ff tberefcreThi? Afo. 
 
 heSr;:CaPe of their Trsde a Reproach to 
 [hem ^I heartily MTifli it coul^ be retorted 
 lipon-ijs ; who ^ci* certain have not been fc 
 i^reful; as the Icri// more than opc^ iavji 
 hewn in thpir Refrefematims and AU'eiitQ 
 :he Qii^n on this Sub|ea; And 'tis no?,9t 
 ^ovc a Twelvemonth fince our VitfinL Flea 
 ^as^unaccountahly loll upon our &aft , ^ 
 knt of a little 2>«/tA Care! |i^m ^iM 
 
 Kttthor wou'd tell us, whgt it wa$. we prjl! 
 
 >$d to do^with our fleetsi, when w« 
 
 fill w ^':%^/^i«ns at % begiiinipg 
 
 ^^might be alile to. be %Mtch }otM 
 ■pemy by Sea, aj wellas JLgnd? And haw 
 
 ^^been able to JhewJtMjJiereS^^^ 
 
 '•^ri^^'f ? ?" ^WT^^4 or th^ 
 m^^f-mdlm^ potthtDutpi and 
 
 . we. 
 
 fegfs 
 

 fbn»^ »*p«lin#ife ■ tb ,thp ft^x? Itfeif thrf 
 I>utih liS fte^Pt!r fo mdnV : Ships, ,1 H^Hbvd 
 
 They af6 foo I^ni^liiidCahtltiiii? aPeopIe to| 
 be Ibhdof lExp^iticm^, mij^^ dear,! 
 
 and thtt'Sticcds -of v^tch'is fo'>hce«*in J 
 and' ■ xlcpeiid? iDti 'lo many Accidents : ah^J 
 which "when tHcv liicccM' befti ' feldoti^ fiTiJ 
 to i^ih tell the 'Shit>$ and Troops ehi^pyV 
 «>n thofeSerVicgs : and tKiiy" wiII1>e'coftfirm'f 
 in this Op^lwiity oiir fate BSpfeditioW t« 
 t^w^^Wf. But I Ih^l hare bocl^ffbn to ia 
 
 1 . [ - ' 
 
 « 
 
 fools of this in another P 
 
 l^t as if we ihight fufre> , greatly 1jy^;'eh« 
 Failure of theD«fci& in this Piirt^Wi-ffmy -wml 
 v^eUrememhery fays our Autfi^i when thoMl 
 Guarantees dfottr SucceJJioni 'afi^ia'vhig wH m 
 Shif for warn 'Months togtthit i»'^i&e Mediterrflj 
 hean, fenittat fttit of their <1«pta thlfher ; anA 
 fiinH]h*d nothing to us^ at the finih^me tbafihtfi 
 alarm*dtfs wit tj the Rumour (f imJnvafiott, , Thlfl 
 Paflage t^ift^ ^ri Infiik on^ th^.Dutch^ as Gua] 
 raniees^y the Batfier-Treaty, of our Succelfi] 
 bli, Ihbuld x€\kt td'fotoctWfig that htoppeh^fl 
 fmcc:' aftd tliet&feMcan'fbbk nb'Tai^hef bacif 
 than \^ tfar.if Ali4 ^f ' thai Wm A^ehpr^ 
 Meajilnte' *the^ are'feW l%«ag^ in m^ Be^^ 
 more mallcidufe 'Irhtiv^nghd^n tfj^neo*^ 
 fidefatidn of ine I'Oiiure iviraifs were ns^^ 
 5p;>. thou^ '^rdpcr ; '^ the'- J5%l?|fc 'i , 
 Wtt<;h iqaadi-ohs ihould i<^tinue all Winter 
 
 in 
 
in the Mediterraman, nonttiLsy to the ufual 
 
 PW^ioe, tlie States fcnt Two Expniffes overw^ 
 
 UaiAQ.Gmod, and 1 think qae by Sea*: v 
 
 with Iixftruiftions to their Adminl not tp re*. \ 
 
 I ^"fiJ' »^ theft, Expreffefunfottuimely^-,, 
 
 mi^ him, he did rcfuftx: Upon whicfc.:^^ 
 
 they: [immediately ordered another Squa^^ ; 
 
 to be fitt«5d out;, ^qwl defire this Author tc? V 
 
 tell mi i( M %« did not do aU that couUri, 
 
 Ihe done m, the*. Circumftances. But our^i 
 
 \Aut\miSkySytiij/ftn-nfjfi*dMthmg to w, aithtV, 
 yamf ti'f9*it^fhejf aUrmUmwitb the Rjtmour 0/ '" 
 4» Jffwj^;!..,! T^iemb«?r indeed, we wera.;!!: 
 darw-^jw^h^fuch a RMropur, and that it eavaC 
 V^U Wwce^ an4 that fe veral Perfons were ':^ 
 iot.a-htMetow4i?aten,foruring their be^ ' 
 ^nd«av(Mjft togive us the earlieft Cx|;eUigencc 
 Uieypoud. All<i becaufe an Ibvafion was 
 hot a^ually attempted, and proved to be a 
 luipoui:onIy, 't^as prefently iaid to be a Plot 
 [)f theZ)«?fA,,gnd the late M — y: And I 
 *riih we don t fuflfer another time, for dif- 
 ^ur^giJW , the intelligence we had then* 
 ye jngh^ k my Humble Opinion, froni" 
 Ihe Iijtcnded Invafton in 1708. which was 
 ^dethcA a Rumour, learn, that Advices in 
 Utters of that. >Jatpre caa*^ <?ome too foon, 
 for the, Perfon$; employ'd be too diligent in ' 
 Mvmg Nptic? of, the,jirtt Sufpicions.of (iich 
 ^figns.. ,J^,|heZ)iflMS«XxU tiffte fent their 
 ^i/^i/f^JfOlfe^i^erranetn, 4n4fi(Tmf?d nothhz . 
 • iKT. , H9« ggam^ Twou'd ask this Author a '') 
 St??^^^^^* ?Mf^* Wlicther vvhat the: 
 ^,^Wr^mmt tft promote the&ervice, 
 «iffie|^9e^the.|l^ that were come away 
 ?fi^lirt»wii? Intentions? Secondly, Whe-' 
 
(, 58 ) 
 
 *het the EnM M-— y dcfir'd, that they 
 WouM fotb&Ar a yfhi/it to fertd^ tlMi>fe SW^ 
 jjway ? And Iftttw; How ho ki^w^ tbe-lhift!* 
 wbdd not h^e'Aikt f^mo Ship* m bw* Afll- 
 
 Sfninour; whith fiinc-e jt'<^d rtoti thWeiwasino 
 <[>ccafion f«^ thcic H'^lp. Biic <Mir Ajofie*? 
 
 T^fi^ty it feetrjsj mtc M Ye#/ »>ftA ^fi 
 <^ ttectftion^ nr tit became fffntUch Pkat Uet 
 'under fa. many greai Ohli^atlonstottt. Jr^ porP^ 
 Jtteh a one as thojeonly deferi'e , ^^0 ittftonttnitt 
 ^ake. Our !^i!tfior% Refentraehts now tan 
 hiSi; H'(o6pS'i6 thmft we flibuW detnand 
 Satl8fcdlion;';ai§d' It might, m -Imitation ©f 
 rprnfer l^xamflles> ' Nvere our Mitliof Chief 
 Minift^r, WtfiM^iti due time Pafrt of a> P^ 
 daration fof sn6tlier Dt*teh Wett; which in 
 , fevcral Place* Kfe' feems to ibh^ for. But. to 
 the point, if Ki had told iii the Parttenlars 
 of th is R ece ptibn, he fliould ^ have a more 
 diftinA Anfwer'to it. At fr^fent, I muft 
 ohferve, that this is the fim 'Gomplaint«f 
 tins :^ind in Ten. Years. 'An^'thcp if Sir 
 James did not fucceed jft KIs JJfeTin^, -twas 
 l^caufe the tfutj^ %efe- fteitHei* able t6 do 
 What was defirld ; neither d^-lit'cometirtd 
 enough for it jtht^ St^ite of the War both by 
 Sea and Land forthat Yedti biii^g'^x'd be- 
 fore his ArrivaK' ' "Which imA^ jr impoffible 
 for the Admira^y-of Wlapd'tb^^o^piy with 
 any new Propolah ' 'As^for ^llit States, they 
 hiive always beh^y^ t^eipifelV^^'wkh la\Q ut- 
 moft RefpeiSt to the CJ^-fri^^^anidfaluft Re- 
 gard to the IntereftT oF jH^r I^ebple i Aflji 
 iiave, we all Uf^owymQ^^Hf^i'ir^ —- 
 
 4.4«lU WJ 
 
 -'-■ -■-'■, .iny? 
 
 Mm 
 
 ,# 
 
 ..^•j...jA'%i 
 
lat they 
 ^d was) no 
 
 linfiBIe l^roof K)f thdr jjk 
 ^es J as Is % forth W 
 
 jto It Q^ft 
 
 of K a D=fici«?„ "''/if^f ^S«.aU<*« farts 
 
 'M ^'iWr?#^ ''^^ ""y prndently let it fell 
 .,i|>^a?lV|*ff?t, whfifp.kf would be Icaft felt. 
 
 "« I W-A^vLT^*"'^^/ '? «" 'his Author has 
 
 or Chief ■ »„<} a» c^.-^ --.--....u ivn^n at una: 
 whie«^|s?S I^A^f ^Wr A|M««s,iad a Ifaif 
 
 L,- But. to 
 arttehlaK 
 
 i a more 
 :, I muft 
 ijrfaintof 
 liai if Sir 
 
 !)Te fd^^<i 
 pine tirte 
 r both by 
 "^x*d be- 
 impoffible 
 nply with 
 ates. thtv 
 
 as 
 
 ni'ii 
 
 r^. ;u 'i»> 
 
 , ,%j;ivVivI i):i; 
 
 ■G'i/;. a; 
 
 if. JnSjMi'f'f .0., amount.^a^ 
 
 &3t "f^^Ps wh'cli are not 
 w- eitber..)of , thofe Eftl- 
 
 tef#brai 
 
 •r--.rti. 
 
 ii#irfoj i,j 
 
 ■e^ or the Campaigh, ex-; 
 ,,#,VfhfcK an; fex^«a Mi^V 
 
 rwie bum, 
 
 Mi ^ 
 
 
 
 4' -. 
 
 
 Moii'if 
 
/ 6a) 
 
 io 
 
 ^lijtency for lecruWs of Men V 
 * andHorfes, &c. • « } 
 
 ■^*fag»»iK5 of Forage, -— - 
 JFor the S«-Scfvicc, above ) 
 r}X what aritesfrom the Du- V ^ ^--^o^ -. 
 ^^s of Iihportarioii andl ^'^'*^??,v?1 
 
 Z,)IOO€^ 00 j 
 1^6X0000 00 
 
 irr 
 
 pxii of IihpprcaHofi 
 £i0ort9Cf»it, 
 
 •tf*. 
 
 Tft7868n 
 
 (\ 
 
 } 
 
 I 
 
 ' n^ubfidies to feveni Alliefj 
 
 ti ' -'.'ft I 
 
 ^;i!'^p;j^: ^^•' A ; Ifl afl— ^ ^8^16710$ > i 
 
 Jh^icIi Sum at 'i i Gilders to 
 ■ri^ iChjB Potind Sterling, i$ 
 
 » '^ And- that we may make the truer |adg> 
 , ment of the Expence the '5^«tw/ are at fro 
 :;?ithi^ Eftimate, I muft defircthe Reader t 
 jvtiakc along with him thefe Three Remarks. 
 
 J- I. That the Revenue arifing from the Pla- 
 
 .jiCesthe Dutch are poflcfs'd of in Rrakam 9n^ 
 
 Flanders, and of aU the Places in the Gmm 
 
 :Mifj, fuch as BreJa and others, that are notl 
 
 -properly a Part of the Seven Provinces, all 
 
 this Revenue is appropriated to the Payment 
 
 ^^of Charges not within this Ettimatc. j 
 
 2. ThSteach of the Seven Provinces apart 
 
 -i$ at the Charge of all the Parts of its own 
 ^,.C.iyil Government.- .;! '?:V 
 IJ;; r V That there is not on<^ of the Provinccj 
 ^ifhat has not been obliged td borrow fron 
 y^mr? to time very great Sums to furnifh theii 
 _ Contingent fpr the War ; and confcqueml) 
 
 'thcFs is nonet of, them that dc-es not p^ 
 
 Anpott 
 whi^)i 
 
 I flu 
 mate U 
 
 vehiie < 
 
 thatrth 
 
 [portion 
 
 whfGli 
 
 St does: 
 
 
 Allies, 
 afi^io 
 thor ha 
 ments , 
 thenuyf 
 and mc 
 them:* 
 afBrms< 
 time th( 
 on each 
 of any. i 
 give the 
 Nor i 
 feveral c 
 into thi 
 ing ho\ 
 Provinc 
 almoft e 
 coniuiM 
 Countie 
 
 
 They hs 
 
Annually a great deal for Ii^crcft ; none of 
 wlu^ji ^ocy is rec^onM in H^t $fiimftee» 
 
 f fhall, without iaytng mc^re o$ ifhis BftW 
 mate leave i^ to the Conftde^ation of ^it 
 
 ^9»Miy A«{'%1> ^^! ^^ corai|e tht Re- 
 venue of tti^ l^^Katlons with ^he Annual 
 ^fcnce of each, tpd then afl^i% if ..lie can, 
 thatrthc Welfibror ;^H War dof^ nqt lit Pro- 
 portion lieheavic upon he DWcd chan us ; 
 which till^hen^ k 1 mh the Lijhcrty to fay 
 it does : Which is ^ « nee * full Anfwpr to all 
 that has beej| Qi^^e^^:M (aid againft them. 
 And if ^hfey wjcfecajiwc; of Jf^^rting their 
 Allies, and going Into ttie In^eraft of FratKc, 
 after fo mu«;h$uecefe againft them, this Au- 
 thor has furnifli*d, thcji^ ,with tetter Ai^ur 
 ments , than any Jf# has brought againft 
 them. For if chcy have" done aBitney can, 
 and more than they ca^, whicK is true of 
 them :• And if what ttiis Writer every where 
 affirms of oiir Condition, is true of us, *tis 
 time there iliou*d be an end o^all ComplaintS4 
 on each Side ; and that they lhou*d be glgi 
 of any Pca^je the J^rend will vouchfafe to 
 give them.1 ^ ■;. ■::■..;'' ^ - '^-.'V.;<- ." 
 
 Nor is the' Expcnce of their Sieges, and 
 feveral other Condderable Articles, reckon'd 
 into this Account : And therefore confider- 
 ing howvery imall a Territory the Seven 
 Provinces together make- that they lubfift 
 almoft entirely by Trade, and That is moftiy 
 confined to one, .which is not fo big as fome 
 Counties in England:, *tis truly wonderful to 
 
 
 *""'3"V 
 
 
 ^1- . 
 
 uu 
 
 -^ y — — y *«SVc uiauc t 
 
 They have omdo^ the Kxpc^ation even of 
 
 th«^ 
 

 
 loth td mte''^mn^\\;mz]itik -mt-i 
 
 6een fp rqgulaf ; buc licatonotfee 'bu 4lt^t 
 peceffaryConfeguencetheSlo\ynefs-6fthel^^fcJ 
 
 ftre,aWe\o'make'quick,5Pft5rtfieiirt^ We ftouH 
 whistor.the J5dir.rA do 6t>6r:pknfi >)^he;i^\r6j 
 ftx^;M^ % We 'fii^n Aot'l whidr ij 
 th^t-'Cafii. .;'V • , "■ '-'Y'f'-^* • '■'- 
 putth^ 'taikes^h^iate Em^efof ,0 .task i^ekt; 
 btit wh^^hfeiias to fey .QftBtt tiris attd( bihef 
 if cads, ^fia'aiir dthei* featteh'd Ot»je(5Eidns. oJ I 
 
luft leave to be confider*d in a TllrdTartl 
 this being already too big j wl^ich I perfuade 
 my felf every fair and candid Reader will for- 
 rive,when he confiders that this Able Writer 
 kn crowd more falfe Thines into one Page, 
 khan can fometimcs be fet nght in Ten. I 
 We nothing to add, but to dcfire the Rea- 
 Jer, in Juftice to our AUies, to make '^ue Al- 
 lowances for the many unavoidable Imperfe- 
 ftions in this Defence of them, which they 
 are much abler to do themfelvcs ,• and I am 
 jerfuaded, if we had a good Minifter from 
 Holland, or Coxaxt GnUas were ilill .lere, nei- 
 kher the States , nor the Houfe of Aufiriay 
 ^vou d vjfaiit tg be defended by an Englij^ 
 
 ^Vr 
 
 
 ■ T'^i 
 
 ''■? *'"^'''il''^ ^^'' 
 
 'sf^i 
 
 2ji1 c' 
 
 A LIST 
 
^^xn\'\ iMi^i--#^ttrv %Mm x^uwiij^M^ 
 
 a il 
 
 A a 
 
 .> jr 
 
 
 .f'v 
 
 ii-nn ..Bi^-,L.'6) 
 
 ■.ft 
 
 :y!>U 
 
 I 
 
 ■s^9 
 
 '1/!;' 
 
 
 ' •■ >JVJ, 
 
 ^«*$h|^ 
 
 
 ■-•'-•'^^"'o'^" 
 
 ■•s^^lof , "^^'i^ e|t'7^»it tu N^SVv' vd 
 
 fofiA 
 
 « 
 
 {,'.««*»»^-*^-' 
 
 -.^el- 
 
I * m i;. . . 
 
 iib iilr'i 
 
 LIST of the Trottps the 
 State of the United Provinces 
 km in their Service attheVeace 
 (f^yij^k , Mi of the Aug- 
 dentations made j^ce that Tinu 
 to the Tear 11 n. 
 
 [otfe4tig. TpHE State of theUx 
 
 ''?•.??*' ' ^ajted Provinces kept 
 )t 40889. in their Serrice, at the 
 
 " ■■■■^- Jfacc of *7/M/yi, 46,000 
 4©^oo9. Men,both Horfe and Foot, 
 •— — which, at the Return of 
 1 B* the Guards from England^ 
 Jjiiferd fome fmall Altera- 
 tion, both in the Proper- 
 ^ Hon between the Horfe 
 
 ne 4fox. andFoot,andinj:heNum. 
 *§• i^9«. bcr I hat without any Dk 
 minutioa of the Expencc : 
 fo that at the Death uf K. 
 CbarUs II. of Sfa'm , the 
 State |^?H — 
 
 18399. 
 44;99fi« 
 
 [rfe 1440* 
 
 At the Beginning of 
 the Year 1701. the State' 
 
 — — by irtty «rf jaeqnifesy with 
 t7*494* • 
 
 I An4 
 
 44999^^ 
 
 ^7i494»' 
 
Horfc 41 8S, And raifed at the iam* 
 
 Joot 10842. Time , 72. -Compames of 
 
 ' Horfe , and 165 of Foot, 
 
 
 
 k A 
 
 ¥U 
 
 Drag. iw)4.\ ' 74f4.by.^ivro (^p^ijj^y, 
 Viyi^T^x ^nd 27rh of 4^ a S*!^ X 
 
 V ••*^ 
 
 1096.^ dr9ns of DragQOf^ , #Ia^ 
 
 \ I^A\ ^^^^^^fv^^'^^ 
 
 Drag, f 28. No| »- Qontfiic^^ ^^1:51 ^ 
 
 Foot 1680. that, the State tootc iiito 
 
 , — -r their Service, by two Con- ^ 
 
 1^1)84 > . tra<as of die i bthipf iMbtti^ ^ 
 
 t.fii . iii »ffiemj.i)fSoot,-and.t'^^ -• 
 vc>?,?a.PKigoOlls tof w<*^% , tnx- r 
 
 .•1 
 
 V«s.\- • 
 
 Jtem^ By a Coiitra<Sfc of 
 -r::3'il the27rfx« of Mtrd} 2 Re- 
 iOqi gimcnts of Fbot of iW«^- 
 •Jl iQ i I S»i^^j niaicij% T 
 
 H » M 
 
 /^ 
 
 Horfe 1871. Agam, hy' * Ccntta^i • 
 
 Drag. ff2. Of the ajjd' ofii^f«ti/V<^«^S 
 Foot '44^ 2. . Rcginieiits of .KTom, r oir^ 
 *' . ■ jDia^onSj.andb 6 of FoqCc; '■ 
 687^. of Hanovet znd-ZiUj ma- 
 
 king 
 
 a 
 
 ■oi^t 
 
 ji:i,; By «woCpmra<9:Mjf the : 
 tS^ji 5MQ9 JFo«t ii ^li^e'^AJl'^^'»Tr 
 
le 1488. V By a ^britraft of ^ 
 
 ^i_^ 47th emir, 4 Regiments 
 -— - of Horfe, and as many of - 
 4696. F6btof the Beabr p^/^i."'?- ^4 *>.-»' 1 
 
 ;oo<», «-i Thereafter the Staife ne- 
 
 1000. gtx^latcd together with^"*"" ' 
 
 8000. <?%«f Britain -^hy rhe Trea- 
 
 ty of the ijth of Jun'. 
 
 ^^QOO' rzobo Di^^'i*/, the fitalf of 
 
 K. ^ WHieh makes- ^—r-«-^ — * 6000; 
 
 »/ 49^vt^^The fame Year the ^^ 
 
 124^. ^pxc ' au^ented again ^^ ' 
 
 17^' funics' of Fodr 6f mifi- 
 
 em.^m rom^m^ 
 
 <^ Svrhz^rs msikitiei " — -i 
 
 ' 'f - ''-^^"^ ^ kC^raa o£ 
 
 1600. die i^rh of O^^^r^CT*, with 
 
 I Regiment of Horfe, and 
 
 17;?. 
 
 .4w 
 
 Men ^rrlTed but at the md 
 of ^/r^«/' ' the fbirowing: 
 
 abb©^ 
 
 
 
 874. "iSreat ' Britain and cho 
 42S'T. StdJte havttjrjr (jbhcba: of 
 
 ^Vlii yJl l^i^SffiSiSf J I /'Or. 
 
 [^29. t^im liiro t!i^ ^ecrfcre ^ 
 Regiments of i&rfe and £ 
 of l^'oot ef thfi2 King of* 
 1% Prtff- 
 
 # 
 
l-SCd 
 
 ( 6S ) 
 
 Horfe ?^ca. 
 1280, 
 4; 60. 
 
 iFcot 
 
 ;oc 
 
 uiMorcovei by * Cott*-^^^,^^ 
 
 ry, 1702. I ilcgiTRcnt of 
 
 Hcj-ii? f 2- of '^Dfagm')nS|-' •■•;■ r 
 
 600Q. -and f of FoiJt, of /!#- ■•';~"- 
 
 'j^eer— • C^jjf^, fiaKttsf^ 6000 Mci?, 
 
 to whu;h the Landgrav^ 
 
 sffi-fsngageji to join )ooQ fpr 
 
 :, aSubftc«y; thelfjafofthp 
 
 '".• >'£qoo makes ..<— ^«„p**^— 
 
 Hotfib f 20. — * The i wo Pow^i* made 
 
 Drag. 2^89. in thp Spring of the fol- 
 
 Foot 16902. lowing Year, 1703. an 
 
 '■' " ■ ■■■» Augmenta(ioa of 20000 
 
 20j0^i. Men, the Lift of which is 
 
 "■ ' ' ■. to be found in the Con- 
 
 trgd of the ;oth pf ^^|«/?. 
 
 The States Moiety makes- JP;«P« 
 
 Drag. 600. I^ the Tear 1704. the 
 Foot %4ooi: Sdite took into their ^r- 
 " '' ' " " vice, by a ContraA of the 
 
 -Wk^ 
 
 40(3o. ;ift of iWltfr^rA, i Redment 
 
 ■■ qf Dragoons and ; otFopr^ 
 
 ii ii PVmentherg,' miking'-"' 
 
 400( 
 
 Horfe 
 
 720. 
 480. 
 
 ¥290. 
 
 '■ ' 1 u ■> 
 
 Befidc in the Year 
 1706. v:-^ took, toge- 
 
 th^-^ w^( i Grtaf Brhitm^hy 
 a C iiu«3: of the afih of 
 May^ "Regiments of Horfe 
 afuJ a B Jri'Son of HeJ/kiHSj 
 
 with 
 

 («9> 
 
 ^ with which their Body of 
 Y gocfo Mtn }mm augiuei m etL 
 - The ScactrShaie^^ 
 
 tts,...a 
 
 ^ Jtf -A^^ die Gomraa - 
 
 "^ Month i" oogetfaer -with 
 
 i^QQ^ Ortat Brhain, 5000 pii:«. 
 
 ? thefi The States Third 
 
 .n^^JPftrt is. > ^L i giiLj jiii ii Lun ..•^ - ... 
 
 c- Ii» theBogiriniiig of th« 
 
 4fi Tear 1707. theStaitauc- 
 
 mentfd the NationalHorie 
 
 with 8 Men in each Com. 
 
 ^?)paiiy, amounting to — ^-^ 
 
 f ,,ot' ^f«;«^kJnto thjrfr.Ser- 
 •t J?oQ. vifio, by a Oonfraft of.the b,o 
 a6.o i°*of^/^^ oC the lame 
 
 aha iy of t he States comes 
 
 f ^Ajgaiii, by theGomraa 
 ' <^ the aTth of ^«fti/? of 
 
 the fame Year, one Reri- 
 1 mont^of jpragoons of Joo 
 
 ljto*ur The ^ces Half is 
 
 :-yi 
 
 f . . . 
 
 li 3]: Th0 Sette tQok.befidc«7 
 
 ^ i^tQ::i^r.Sewicey.by kj 
 
 y' pamiaa of tht aiA of . 
 
 f ie*km^.^ ui7ia9, 12 Kttri^i 
 
 WntSiofJRpot of mHm^ 
 
 
 1000. 
 
 xx^^ 
 
 aU9' 
 
 
 X4oa 
 
Horfe zS^l 
 Dragi rz8. 
 Foot ;;oo. 
 
 40931. 
 
 — ~ to- 
 
 ( foe > > 
 
 T. ' ' ' ■ " ■' il'Jili' r ' ' 
 ,': And by s Coabshft of 
 die 22d of iktoufr. in^ the 
 fame Year, together with 
 GfptiiMtitamy 4992 SMtsons, 
 Jhe Scutes Shacoamounts 
 
 
 .c 
 
 t* 
 
 ,% 
 
 l^nMlbreoTcr, by that of 
 
 the ftme Month, one Re» 
 
 gimehtof Foot of Holftein 
 
 , ^ #i|f<li;p« ,o£ , .. "'f ".'i..- > i ^ ji fill m 
 
 i ?^ And by that of tbc i8ch 
 •£^4^^Qne'o(f i^»/^of 
 
 2046. 
 
 797. 
 
 8o«. 
 
 .0 'IT — ".., c 
 
 The State did at the 
 fiilne : time aogmem the 
 Sm^s2Bd€r^o» Aegiineftts 
 wieh 22 Men m each 
 GooBipuiy^ making ^ "m * i - 
 
 II44- 
 
 -^^^^ 
 
 \ 
 
 - •%' 
 
 .-Sn 
 
 f*" 
 
 .c 
 
 .. Uyv Ae^te agreed 
 
 ^ 29th of yiww, iTji. ^ 
 a Sat'e/} jKegiment of i »oo 
 Jilcd^ ^r»fn^of wBch 
 |3inagpodR)riward|ie(i, 1200. 
 
 l,<?Tvi ohferoblej that att i ; 8,200 
 lie TroopB mentioned In 
 this U^ receive the or- 
 diii£iry:Biy.of tl» State, 
 and tnstn^ of ^iiem Ml 
 taorei, one J^t^A^ Hegi^ * 
 w^^-oi lUmt excepted ; 
 vihektiA Gtetp: Brkahi has 
 allowed th^s^befi^cs fuch 
 
one Raiment of the £4«^ 
 Sra'vt%, aBodyof loooo 
 HarmovarMM, and another 
 of 6000 PruJ/iam , a much 
 lower Pay i fo that they 
 only fupply their Wants 
 by the means of the Win- 
 ter Quarters they have 
 yearly in the flat Country. 
 
 Tistobeobferv'dagain, 
 that befides all tl^e fore^ 
 
 mention'dTroops, theState 
 pays flnce the Year 1706. 
 together with Her JSritan^ 
 nsek Majefty, the Bread, 
 ^; J?rage, and Agia of the 
 Money, ^t2^per 100 for a 
 Body of io;7o Pruffians; 
 
 and that thisPayment docs, 
 m relation to the State , 
 ri,^°^^ ^o much thS nearer 
 to the ordinary Pay, be- 
 "' S*^® 't ^^^^ Part of that 
 h In y 'las every Year its 
 P Winter Quartere in the 
 flat Country of the State, ' 
 which prevents getting^the 
 Taxes, which otherways 
 might be laid upon it; fo 
 that It feems there are 
 good Grounds for Snfert- 
 jng in tlie lift bf th^ 
 Troops the State pays, 
 one Half of that Body! 
 •which is -"^y* 
 
 
 W^"^'^ 
 

 ! • » 
 
 ■^%. 
 
 ,-J*##-Tt^^--' 
 
 -»r "-•< 
 
 
 tHig^n b*Y 
 
 .'&1q1 i 
 
 ©iSii'isrlJ 
 
 ?i 
 
 
 i 
 
 anomui. 
 
 clrSi'^. 
 
 (ui -IH 
 
 =!^k? >M^i^ji?!Tlii*'>) 40«i(' 
 
 :rf'^it^l|J|iinM.CJ^ 
 
 u i^'i 
 
 i rv ««. •: 
 
 y y^i- • - -k 
 
 ;.k: 
 
 ^0^ ^j^i^l^^Hf 
 
 1 r-n'T 
 
 4U ( 
 
 t'X 
 
 fix fHi 
 
 *M2Y ^ 
 
 !5f2(i . jrir - ihi> Vi;rn *. 
 
 r 
 
 ft •■, - \ ,•■, ;• r^ ?■,.■ 
 
 *»v 
 
 ^,yR»f-l,MfiM.^.^flJ I 
 
 no 
 
 i 
 
 ■jj' 
 
 UK V 
 
 ^> 
 
 
 laaiE.;:,^ 
 
 tri- ■•*'3' 
 
 , . J^lKv-rar!. .. ... f. .... . 
 
 .4.lHi&i?id 
 
 ^ii 
 
 »» r, 4 n • << 
 
 <*rS. 
 
 
 tt 
 
 
 A'. 
 
 mi 
 
 .9k>ik 
 
 1 
 
 
flh-t 1^, 
 
 ( 73 ; 
 
 . ji I, 
 
 » / •. • • » 
 
 '.: ■■) 
 
 ') 
 
 h 
 
 ^ . > ). 
 
 Mh^ 
 
 «**» 
 
 ' ■ ■■■ ' ' V ' .'*V ' 
 
 Tfr* 
 
 I 
 
 ^. ^^ fN) • 
 
 17 « * 
 
 'HE following Lift hayina 
 beep feot fince the Fir ft W^ 
 [on of this Paper; It was bought 
 Iroper to be added now, that the 
 deader may fee at one View the 
 ^hole Forc^ in the Pay of Hef 
 4ajefty add the S^a^^j, that have! 
 I 4 this War in PUiwfcrr. Atii 
 heoWh^es a fmall Difference fn' 
 le Sun?» Jotal of the "Dutch For* 
 », in this and the foregoing* L'^, 
 s it is not very iriateri^l ; fo he 
 rill find the Rea fort of it, by goto-! 
 Wng the Two Lifts together. ^'' ' 
 
 ".mi 
 
 
 
 
 
 I t 
 
 
 t 
 
 ; «•»> .^ ' III 
 
 ,ii-'.-'*Jii 
 
( 74^) 
 
 L IS T of the Troops in thelftiyijof 
 States-General, that havepecrt E 
 
 - Countries during the pre-pbifW 
 
 * 
 
 TROOPS in the States Fay, 
 1701, and 1701. 
 
 Numbeil 
 Henthc^r4f</re<jiiir'dthftAf.T A 
 fiftance of xo,oboMeji ftipn. 
 lated to W given them in cafe of an 
 Ii^vafion from Ipranet, the Troops 
 the States ha4 then on Foot< amount*' 
 ed to — — ^ "-^^^ 
 
 
 tQsrr 
 
 Aiid they immodktely mcf9a»^l 
 them the fiijc Year by augmfntingj., ; - 
 the Numbers of the rerpeAive1VoQj)sf .7;/ 
 and 'Companies ; then ;onj;Footj asj^ i/ v i 
 
 ♦10 '1 
 
 --"<vi,ty'^' 
 
 < I . i V 4 
 
 .:i5. 
 
 
 i ^f ' - ' f ' 
 
 They raisM at the fame time 71 . 
 Troops of Horfe, moft of their R&- ^ ^^ 
 
 giments after tlij Peace >b«tng>©^^i*ti 1 
 uc*d to ; Tmop&eacl^ and ty i!^\i, ^^^,, 
 means w6fc( xompleated afeaih to 6 <*){*' 
 Troops, making ; i^* — ^igg 
 
 They likewife rais'd then 
 164 Companies to fillupiheir 
 
 '''"u^iiszanMJg ^v,u<i.« 
 
 4*1^ x*^'^ an* ^t«iii> . 
 
 Rai 
 
!f^? ' 
 
 ^ D "• ^: 
 
 %i 4dF Her Majcfty and thk 
 [been Employ 'dUn^the Xoic^- 
 
 /A OP S iM Her MajcHy V /'jy. 
 170T, and 170:, 
 
 Nuo)i)ers 
 
 T theBcginninpof thf yi^sJ'/*;^: 
 . ^ Year 1701 , the latey.;'rrni y ^ 
 ing porfuam to a Treaty V7r/',««^f„^. :..,{" 
 1th the Stmts-Gentral , hi rwc r ,t. ^ . , 
 ife of theaf being invaded » . 
 
 >y Fw»rr, font to their Affi- , ;a 
 
 lance Twelve Battalions of . ^ 
 
 'oot, making — — » ^ --lo^d^K) 
 
 Which Body of Men \vas 
 Ifterwards augmented by 
 Four Battalions of Foot , 
 Five Regiments of Horfe, 
 bid Two Rej5iments of Dra- 
 
 |oons, making 84^0^ 
 
 The fame Year, by feveral 
 Conventions with the Kingr?--^.. u :c«<rr 
 V Denmark and Truffta,' the J^i^F * 'n^fn^ 
 fleftor of Hanover, artd the ^^Vl^ ^'o'! ft*r5 ?> 
 Undgraveofi*;^ puffier ^t^W^H^m 
 h a Refolution of the 1 louf^:; ^7k^ n , '^m^tT 
 
 ajefty's Pay,- ' •-; — . ii/i? 
 
 •40,000 
 
^7^0 
 
 ' tROOfS in the Stm^ Pay^ 
 
 ^5W ' morfe ' 'i ^liad^in^^ ot Numbers. 
 
 Dragoonsj J»nd a ^ttalion 
 - et Foot, raaklag - ■ ^ 109^ ^ ^^ 
 They took in their Pay 2 Regi? «^? 4i ■ • > 
 ments of Foot, and i Regi-" 
 ment of Dragoons of An- 
 ffatcb, — — rr— ,-■-— ^-^^^aaqS , 
 More 2 Regiments of Foot of 
 
 Mecblenhourg, — ? --1^680 
 
 More 4 Regiipentsof Horfe, 
 I of Dragoon5,and 6 of Foot, 
 • of Hannover 2itiA Ceff, >^ 6876 , 
 More of Hefe^fdVoor^ ^f ^ 4 
 More from the Eleftor P^Wme 46^6 J;^^ 
 More the Moiety with England -* ^Jji 
 of iioooD^w^*^ >^,_ .-«-* i?oc(o •tv- 
 More H#«wf and' Sar«/i 
 
 6000 
 
 i7;8 
 
 More I Regiment of Horfoj 
 
 and 2 of' Foot of Mitnfier, ^aooo 
 More the Moiety with ^JB^- « 6 j4 
 
 /<?»«/ of f 129 Frujjiam, f-*t*f- ^|64»H%^ 
 More the Moiety with. Eng" U i^ 
 lapd of 6000 Mefians, -— r^ i^^wQ i 
 
 They augmented therr tropps :;*t^^*t; 
 in Concert with Engldnd \if 
 105000 Men, which are P^i*- i* ^.j-. 
 cularly mention^ in theCoh-riA^^j^Al 
 T^ention of the ;oth of. At*g. -wt*»iOiO« 
 I 706. 
 
 More Ond Third 6f ?ooo ta- 
 
 iaTlfies DV OUliv^iiViWii, wtt-vi* 
 
 
 thp 26t|i of May 
 
 #e^^ 
 
 *f- 
 
 ^arry 'd forward 
 
 to 
 
 i"j? 
 
 This1 
 
 between 
 . States , 
 Men Auj 
 ken into 
 the Stat( 
 Majefty*! 
 
 Thisl 
 
 the Statci 
 
 5060 Va. 
 
 ^fejefty 
 
 T)ate z6. 
 
 4659 i 
 Year int 
 the States 
 bearing d 
 ty where 
 
 The i 
 Bothntarh 
 into the ( 
 Jfoint-Paj 
 
 Augufiy t\ 
 
 Towarc 
 during th 
 Erie came 
 lalions to 
 Siege* an 
 pec» left ^ 
 
Numbers. 
 
 S80 
 
 87^' ' ■ , 
 000'^ *^ 
 
 >oo6 ■ ' 
 :7;8 
 
 toed 
 
 |-ooQ .; 
 
 ■'^ti ... ' 
 
 10 
 
 j'ard i2|j? 
 
 ■a 
 
 Brought forward— —4^0,900 
 
 •I 703. . .- ' 
 
 
 ThisYear,by'Conventioftf#^;k'kif¥ i 
 between tl^e Queen «nd the «l ;loi|t¥§if*^ 
 States, Twtntf Thonikoii Im^iim^ I. 
 Men Augmentation were ta- J^** ' ift?»rp*; ^ ; , T 
 ken into Her-Majefty-s and -***- fjifeivfv ' 
 the 5f/zfw Joint Pay, Heir- "* ■ U 
 Majefty*s Moiety being * ■ »* 'w« te,qco 
 
 This Year Her Maiefty.and ' '^?'*'' 
 the States took into their Pay :^'.!^'\ 
 
 !»odo Palafmes^ whereof Her *'>t^* ^**' 
 Majefty Iby Tneaty bearing" *'^'*'"^^ 
 ^ate 26 iWrf/apaysTwoThirds, 2000 
 
 - ^7.0 7-.:..:.u-': v ,, 
 46;9 S<ix<wi-wer8 rakeatl^is^ . 
 
 Year into Her MajeftyV an4 <* j. ,«i^ V] 
 
 the States Pay .by . Convention '^' f' . . i^ 
 
 L • J ><^ '7 I i#^^ ^f- ,'?'♦■»*:^^**~»■ 
 pea^lng date ^^^t/ ^o. theMoie ■ rr'x;.^ 
 
 ty whereof makes — :: — "^^i^ ! ' ,;^ 
 
 The Hanover 'KQ^mantoi 
 
 Bothmar's Dragoons was taken ^ ^ , 
 
 into the Queen's and the State* Ts? ,t, . . . :r 
 
 Jfoint-Pay by Tpeaty date^ 27 ' ^r" ^ ' ^^ 
 
 ^«^«/, the MQiety whereof ^ aoo''^* ' 
 
 Towards the End of this Y^ftpj / j| / >< 
 during the Siege of JL«/?e, Gen, ' 
 Erie came with^ 1 1^ Englffi Bat^ v^ , 
 falions to Oftend to favour that ;- 
 Siege* and upon his Return in . 
 
 pec. left f oi thofe Mu in th« ' * ^ . . 
 fjiWrConmries, faking about 
 
 Mnyj •> 
 
 , ," ( ■ 
 
 Carry'd forward 
 

 C78). 
 
 ':i.w-!^ii i^^i , Brought forward iia,5;4 
 
 1707, 
 
 4^0 ' '' 
 
 They Recruited their own 
 
 Horfe by Eight, Men in a w^f^n/i . 
 
 Troop, making -^r^—*—^ 1 1 60 
 In Conjunftion. with M^lanl. ,^ ^ ,i^^. 
 
 they took into their Bay the ..nsaAA Vht-^ 
 
 Moifety of 46,;9 Saxony by il /ti 
 
 r Treaty of the ; oth of -^i/, z? 19^ ? / 1: ,T 
 In Conjundion with England, 
 • they took the Moiety K^iBotih- 
 
 mars Dragoons into their 
 
 Pay, according to a Treaty 
 
 of the 27th oiAugufi, — — 
 
 170 9. '*— *■ 
 
 They brought to the Low Court- 
 tries into their Pay a Regi- 
 ment of Draj^oons^ and 5 
 Regiments of foot of Wlr^ 
 tembergy to whom they only ^ c'1^ 
 allow'd Bread before in Ger- 
 many, making 4000 
 
 They took into their Pay 2 Reg. 
 oiVootoiWolfenhuttel, 1400 
 
 More the Moiety with £»^^<»»^ 
 
 of an Augmentation of 4092 
 
 - Saxons, by a Treaty of the 
 
 20th of March, — — 204^ 
 
 More a Reg. of Foot of Holfiein, 797 
 More a Reg. of Foot of Mmfier, 80a 
 They augmented their Rei;!- 
 
 inents^Sai#.a«iiGr<r^^by 1144 __}o,}^2 
 
 Mm.lnJumrjmAxt Ernes rmd^ 
 aCapituladoji fora new Reg.of S'mjs 
 of x^ooM^J^iWhiich is giear ccmpleat, i ij /oo 
 
 
 r/?( 
 
 By Tr< 
 
 the Saxon 
 Bngl, & A 
 4092, wh 
 
 By Tp( 
 Her Maj 
 Service 1 
 Troops, < 
 
 By Co 
 Her Maje 
 a Battalic 
 7'Keves, co 
 
 By Trei 
 
 dated May 
 to Her Pa 
 pleat the i 
 the laft Ye 
 
 Her Ma 
 <Drag. con 
 
 Mem, T 
 Pay a Batt! 
 lifting of i 
 Majefty's . 
 
122,} ;4 
 
 
 ?»7ii 
 
 
 > 
 
 
 
 . TROOPS wHerMajeft/ 
 Brought forward — 
 1709.. . 
 
 By Treaty dated iWirr.;& 2:1, 
 die 5^a:o» Trwps in the Pay of 
 Engh & Holl. were augment, by 
 4092, whereof the Moiety is 204<5 
 „5^y Treaty dated 12 V'/, ^ ' 
 Her Majefty took into Her 
 Service a Boily of l^ruffum ' 
 Troops, confifting of -— £22C 
 
 By Convention of July 10, 
 Her Majefty took into Her Pav 
 a Battalion of the Ele^orof 
 Treves, confifting of — -. 
 
 Pay. 
 S9i2if 
 
 ,'i 
 
 iXU.J 
 
 ^ 7 » o. 
 
 By Treaty with K.^«^«/«. 
 dated A^pr ?o. Her Maj. took in- 
 to Her Pay 2 5^:.^ Bat to com- 
 pleat the 10,000 Men wanting 
 the laft Year, confifting of 
 
 €971 
 
 If 48 
 
 1711. 
 
 HerMaJ. fentover a Reg. of 
 Orag. command. byCoUe?r,of 
 
 V *».-«^-»V*\w.'* 
 
 4fo 
 
 ..ft"" 
 
 I3;7/o3 
 
 (ifting of 660 Men to (ir^! « O^/V^w.con- 
 MaieVs ^--^of t-h^C^r;^ „^^r...?f . «- 
 
 ifcrmany^ font bv *-h#» iv-^*! ; -^'-"s-iaacy iq 
 
 a,i4'if "qufr'd '"'^ ".'° i^^« ':» 
 
 ,;t>^. 
 
 '' dmtv/,^ix-Ar^oi 
 
 i}i^. 
 
(«o; 
 
 
 < '. 
 
 . . , • 5 - 
 
 JtTete, TpHat tBe Old Corps of about^xiaOoo 
 
 for which Her- Mapfty ah^f tie ^f^« ixaj 
 only Subfidies, or Bread As^, and Fbragc, 
 are not inetecfed In this Liffof eitlier Sidft. 
 
 The Number qf the k^»/i Foot in ^1i^ 
 Jers have been 'dlferent frdm time to tte. 
 iTh^e are«?ffeefatrans:iAaiided'M thojtt^^ 
 going Lift, tho^ilhcVe l^'^ ^^(^ bat ttv6i>. 
 ty T>)Co in the.' IoW-;Cji^«/ r^nd ^ve J^^ 
 talions were drder'dlKJnfttiende the bec^ 
 tiin« of fSfenfeiif,lR)r the IxpedSrlbii ^ieh 
 
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