715 ([return])
[ Mary to William, July 6. and 7. 1690; Burnet, ii. 55.]
716 ([return])
[ Baden to Van Citters, July 8/18 1690.]
717 ([return])
[ See two letters annexed to the Memoirs of the Intendant Foucault, and printed in the work of M. de Sirtema des Grovestins in the archives of the War Office at Paris is a letter written from Brest by the Count of Bouridal on July 11/21 1690. The Count says: "Par la relation du combat que j'ay entendu faire au Roy d'Angleterre et a plusieurs de sa suite en particulier, il ne me paroit pas qu'il soit bien informe de tout ce qui s'est passe dans cette action, et qu'il ne scait que la deroute de ses troupes.">[
718 ([return])
[ It was not only on this occasion that James held this language. From one of the letters quoted in the last note it appears that on his road front Brest to Paris he told every body that the English were impatiently expecting him. "Ce pauvre prince croit que ses sujets l'aiment encore.">[
719 ([return])
[ Life of James, ii. 411, 412.; Burnet, ii. 57; and Dartmouth's note.]