CONTINUATION

THE

Mr. R A P I N's
HISTORY KLAUNUB

OF.
EN GL A N D.

From the REVOLUTION to the

. present Times.
By N. TIN D A L, M. A.
Rector of ALVERSTOKE, in HAMPSHIRE, and
Chaplain of the Royal Hospital at GREENWICH.

ILLUSTRATED WITH.

MATS, GENEALCGIÇAL TABLES, and the HEADS

and MONUMENTS of the KING S.

The SIXTH EDITION, corrected.

VOL. XVI. IV th of the CONTINUATION.

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CH A P. I.
Remissness about the plot. - Affairs of Scotland. --The duke of

Marlborough marches into Germany. - Battle of Schellena
burgh.-- Battle of Hochflet.---Landau taken.-Bruges bom-
barded.-- Affairs at sea.-Gibraltar taken. Engagement off
Malaga.- Affairs of Portugal. The siege of Gibraltar by
the Spaniards railed. -- Affairs of Italy.-In the Cevennes
of Hungary—of Poland. --Third fellion of parliament.-Sup-
plies granted. The occasional bill again brought in.-Rejected
by the lords. -Debates and resolutions concerning Scotland.-
The duke of Marlborough complimented by the lord keeper. -
The duke's answer.— French prisoners sent to Nottingham.-
The manor of IVoodstock settled on the duke of Marlborough.

Complaints of the admiralıy.-A design against the Elector-
efs of Hanover:-- Affair of the five Ailesbury men.-The par-

liament prorogued and afterwards difélved. ---Bills not passed. T U RING these transactions, the Scotch plot made 1703-4.

a great noise, and, accounts of it soon reaching wa

France, Frazier was immediately shut up in the RemiffBastile. On the other hand, Lindsay, who would difco- ness about vernothing before the committee of lords, was tried upon the plot. VOL. XVI.

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