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have_v a_o account_n by_o letter_n from_o mounseur_fw-fr de_fw-fr opdam_n lieutenant-general_n of_o the_o horse_n in_o holland_n who_o go_v to_o breda_n about_o the_o exchange_n of_o prisoner_n take_v at_o the_o boyne_n cork_n kinsale_n etc._n etc._n with_o the_o dutch_a take_v at_o the_o battle_n of_o fleur_n that_o the_o french_a refuse_v to_o release_v the_o irish_a officer_n under_o such_o character_n as_o they_o give_v themselves_o but_o leave_v they_o under_o very_o ill_a circumstance_n upbraid_v they_o in_o term_n very_o disrespectful_a though_o they_o release_v the_o irish_a soldier_n and_o send_v they_o to_o thoulon_n marseilles_n etc._n etc._n for_o the_o sea-service_n this_o month_n now_o draw_v towards_o a_o end_n and_o all_o people_n that_o have_v any_o business_n towards_o the_o camp_n be_v resort_v thither_o in_o order_n to_o which_o the_o lords-justice_n set_v out_o a_o proclamation_n command_v all_o sutler_n and_o other_o to_o carry_v no_o ale_n or_o other_o liquor_n 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