Catalogue description The MAGISTRATES OF UTRECHT to LORD WILLOUGHBY.

--Assuring him that they would have been most willing to allow Capt. Blunt's troop to come into the town to refresh themselves for a certain time, as Capt. Shirley's had done, if it were not that the charges of the soldiers had already so impoverished them that they can do no more. Moreover, they cannot conceal from his Lordship that Col. Schenck has complained greatly to the Council of the Principality that the troops promised him are not yet sent, in which they understand the above horsemen are included. Noted "Sept. 29, N.S."