Petition of the Tories in the City of London.....

Attempt against the Marquis of Caermarthen.....
The King's Voyage to Holland.....

He assists at a Congress.....

Returns to England._ {WILLIAM AND MARY, 1688--1701.} SCHOMBERG LANDS WITH AN ARMY.
Though the affairs of Ireland were extremely pressing, and the protestants of that country had made repeated application for relief, the succours were retarded either by disputes among the ministers, or the neglect of those who had the management of the expedition, in such a manner that king James had been six months in Ireland before the army was embarked for that kingdom.

At length eighteen regiments of infantry, and five of dragoons, being raised for that service, a train of artillery provided, and transports prepared, the duke of Sehomberg, on whom king William had conferred the chief command of this armament, set out for Chester, after he had in person thanked the commons for the uncommon regard they had paid to his services, and received assurances from the house, that they would pay particular attention to him and his army.