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HAMPTON-COURT, Nov. 11. MDCXLVII.
Montague,
FIRST, I do hereby give you and the rest of your fellows thanks for the civilities and good conversation that I have had from you. Next I command you to send this My Message (which you will find upon this Table) to the two Houses of Parliament, and likewise to give a Copy of it to Colonel Whaley to be sent to the General. Likewise I de∣sire you to send all My Saddle-Horses to My Son the Duke of York.
As for what concerns the resolution that I have taken, My Declaratory Message saies so much, that I refer you to it; and so I rest,
Your assured Friend, CHARLES R.