[ 10] His Majesty in Councel order∣ed, &c. that the Act of Parliament made in the 12th. year of his Raign, for the encouraging and increasing of Shipping and Navi∣gation, &c. should be suspended totally, &c. concerning or relating to any Ships or Vessels, their Ma∣sters or Marriners, their Guns, Furniture, Tackle, &c. or to any Goods or Commodities Imported or Exported to or for Norway, or the Baltick Sea.
[ 10] The Dutch Fleet was seen at the back of the Goodwin.
The States General of the Uni∣ted Provinces, published a Placaet, forbidding their own Subjects to Trade for England or France, from any Countreys whatsoever, &c. as likewise all Strangers, though not inhabiting within the said United Provinces, to transport any Goods or Commodities out of their Ter∣ritories, for the said Kingdoms, &c.
[ 11] The Dutch Fleet was plying too and again N. N. E. off the North Forelands.
[ 11] His most Christian Majesty part∣ed from Charleroy, accompanied with the Duke of Orleans, with all his Troops, who marched in three bodies, and lodged this night at Tongres.
[ 12] They continued their march to∣wards Pirove, two leagues and a half from Tongres, where his said Majesty Encamped.
The Viscount Turrenne arrived with his Forces at Luden.
[ 13] The most Christian King with his Army parted from Pirove, and arrived at Bran••on.
[ 13] The Glocester with ten of his Ma∣jesties Fregats, came to an Anchor below the Gunfleet.
[ 14] Several broad sides were ex∣changed between the said Fregats and some Dutch Ships.
His Royal Highness appeared with his Majesties Fleet within fight of Dover.
[ 14] His most Christian Majesty at the head of his Troops marched to grand Hach, where they En∣camped upon a large Plain.
[ 15] His Majesty of Great Britain commanded and ordered, that the Ships, Goods, and Marchandizes of the Subjects of the States Gene∣ral of the United Provinces, seized in any of his Ports, before the Declaration of War, should be forth with set at liberty, &c. and that all Dutch Merchants, or o∣thers, who neither in their Persons or Goods were under this Deten∣tion, might freely depart this King∣dom, &c.
A Releasement was also made by the States General of the Uni∣ted Provinces, of all English and Scotch Vessels stopt in any of their Territories, before the said Decla∣ration of War, &c.
[ 16] The French Army removed from Grand Hach, and marched to Frere.
The Inhabitants of Ma••eyck per∣swaded to take in French Forces, in order to the fortifying thereof.
Arrived at Tongues 80. Waggons laden with Corn, for the use of the French, bought up in the parts a∣bout Viset.
[ 16] His Royal Highness came with his Majesties Fleet to an Anchor near the Falls.
[ 16] Sir Jonathan Dawes, Sheriff and Alderman of the City of London, was honourably Interred in Saint Katherines Creed Church.