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A86090	A true and perfect relation of the surrender of the strong and impregnable garrison the island of Scillie, to Captain Batten Vice-Admirall of the Parliaments navie at sea. VVith the discoverie of a bloody designe of Pendennis, for the blowing up of the castle, and poysoning of foure-score pieces of ordnance. Also a perfect account of the ammunition provision, and other necessaries that were left in the castle, at the surrender thereof. Together wit a list of the names of all the colonels, majors, captaines, lievtenants and other officers that were therein. VVhereunto is annexed an excellent copy of verses, made in Pendennis castle, when it was besieged by sea and land. Certified by two severall letters from Mr. Iohn Hoselock, chyrurgion to the Vice-Admirall Captain Batten in the St. Andrew. And now ptinted [sic] and published by the originall copies, according to order of Parliament.	Haslock, John.	1646 (1646)	Wing H1120; Thomason E353_4; ESTC R201078	2,839	8

A true and perfect RELATION OF THE Surrender of the strong and impregnable Garrison the Island of SCILLIE To Captain Batten Vice-Admirall of the Parliaments Navie at SEA VVITH The Discoverie of a bloody Designe of Pendennis for the blowing up of the Castle and poysoning of fourescore Pieces of Ordnance Also a perfect Account of the Ammunition Provision and other necessaries that were left in the Castle at the surrender thereof Together with a List of the names of all the Colonels Majors Captaines Lievtenants and other Officers that were therein VVhereunto is annexed an excellent Copy of Verses made in Pendennis Castle when it was besieged by Sea and Land Certified by two severall Letters from Mr. Iohn Hoselock Chyrurgion to the Vice-Admirall Captain Batten in the St. Andrew And now Printed and published by the Originall Copies according to order of PARLIAMENT London Printed by B. I. 1646. A true Relation of the Surrender of the Island of SILLY to Capt. Batten Vice-Admiral of the Parliaments Navie Aug. 25. 1646. Loving friend IN my last I writ to you at large of all our proceedings at Pendennis But since I have been in the Castle I can give you more true and just account Of which more in the ensuing Letter because I thought it meet to insert in this place the gallant proceedings of our Vice-Admirall in the reducing of the Island of Silly viz. Vpon the 24. of August 1646. Some of the chiefe Commanders of the Garrison of the Island of Silly having before sent a Trumpetter to the Vice-admirall for a Treaty came aboord the Andrew where they laid open and presented their propositions for the surrendring of that Island Where after some consultation between the Vice-admirall and the rest of his Officers their earnest requests were admitted and immediatly began to debate upon the Articles and at last concluded that the Garrison and Island of Silly with all the Ordnance Armes and Ammunition should bee surrendred to Captain Batten Vice-admirall of the Parliaments Navie upon the 25. of August 1646. A true Relation of the surrender of Pendennis and the Island of Scillie Loving Frend the well wishes of a friend besides this these may as well certifie you of our health as of the surrender of Pendennis Castle to Colonell Fortescue and our Commanders the verye truth is they would not have yeelded to the Colonell but to auoyde contention the Admirall desired they would treaty with both which tretie at first did not hold for they had no mind to the land forces neither valued them as in my hearing the governor of the Castle told the Admirall but as sure as may be at the breaking of the first treatie they went into the Castle and took on oath all the Gentrey to split the ordinance of which we have found fourescore and odd and to blow upp the Castle and soe to fall upon the land forces to live and die together this you may verye credible reporte for I hove heard it from the mouthes of the best of them and and Sir Henry Kilegrew my patient with home I was two howers before they surenderd to us but the prevention of this plot was by meanes of the Admirall for he had soe wrought with some that came a bord that he put all the Souldiers in a mutinie and by this meanes Digbie and his crew could not performe there bloody designe and soe they came again to treate and surrendred the 17. Day there was noe bread not drink onely a litle water nor meat only a cask of horse salted but pouder and shot enough we had taken there best shallop from them that no other durst venter to them I beleeve there is betwixt 3 and 400 sicke left behind the rest are matcht to their homes only some that are to be transported into france hast calls a way but I hope to prattle more with thee over a pin●e shortly therefore only remembering my love to father Hadley mastarwarton Brother Baker and all the honest crew I rest Your loving fiend Iohn Hastock IT is ordered and Col Ienens Lev● general Buchly and Maior brittayne are hereby desired and appointed to veiw all the horses with in this Garrison and that they take particular notcie of all such hoeses as aee fit to be killed for beefe for provisions for the Garrison and that they give an account of theire doeings herein to morrow at two of the clock in the after-noone unto the Governour and Councell Iohn-Arundrell Governour of Pendennis A List of the Officers and Souldiers belonging to Pendennis Castle at the surrender thereof Collonels Iohn Arundel Governor Generall Digby Major Gen. Harris Sir Abraham Shipman Richard Arundel Henry Shelley Water Slingsby Mathew Wise William Slaughter Charles Jennens Lewis Tremaine Lieutenant Collonels Dolly Dyer Anthony Brocket Porter Ralph Coningsby Grils Hicks Coswarth Majors Mills Rustat Munday Mugent Fitzaldelme Brittayne Polewheele of Horse Captains Bishop Rockcliffe Shelley Tresaer Mackland Arundel Freeman Morgan Ioyne Parry Blake Howel Cannon Gill. Reformad Capt. Corney Bligh Bedlake Burleigh Lewis Captains Spurway Whithead Kellio Dinham Courtney Thurlow Cottel Taverner Spry Pomerey Richardson Lieutenants Williams South Favors Courtis Shelley Shepton Carey Malvin Iohnson Plunket Grimes Rimrow Morgan Lower Eviley Iames Stevens Sherbrough Rous. Tramayne Holder Hallimore Lobb Vosper Winston Gullet Richards Tresaer Arundel Ensignes Cullum Shelley Stevens Greene Mayners Slowman Randal Ensignes Hailes Weekes Gaith Tippet Waddon Smith Powell Landry Tresaer Wright quarter-Quarter-masters Dalton Oath May Of. Common Souldiers 732. Of all these there is upward of three hundred Gentlemen that had command in the Castle Sir Sam. Cosworth Knight Sir John Grils Knight Walter Langden Nevill Bligh Esq Mr. George Spry Mr. Thomas Moulton M. Abraham Biggs Gentlemen Of the Councell of VVarre Sir Henry Killigrew Joseph Jane Esq Nath. Lugar Clerke of the Councell of Warre Of the Train of Artillerie Lieurenant Generall Burleigh John Burleigh Controller Richard Hippisley Commissary of of the Magazin Robert Hewet his assistant Thomas Penraddock Quartermaster William Adamson Marshall of the Garrison John Matthewes Ambrose Pile Conductors Gunners Edw Nichols Master Gunner Richard Pain William Pain Tho. King Christopher Warden Sampson Penleath Fohn Leatherby Laurence Welcot Th. Standard William Pow Nath. Cliver Rich Kent John Rounsewall Richard williams William Williams Jacob Awson Powel Johnson Powel Johnson Christopher Gowin Ralph Jackson Edward Stevens Henry Geake Robert Rawlins Richard Inch John James Math. Bell waggon-Waggon-Masters Man Chaplaines M. Bagly Lionel Gatford Mr. Lewcy Mr. Nicholson Mr. Emmiot Chyrurgions Mr. Head M. Penwarden Mr. Gerish Verses made in Pendennis Castle when it was beseiged by sea land LAdy Penelope faire Queen most chast Pendeunis of all Royall Forts the last The last the only Fort nere conquered was Nere shall be who in constancy doth passe The rest of all thy sisters who to thee The enlips of all the Kinde but strumpets be Great Fairfax sonne of Mars Bellonaes love Whose victories she prizes highly farre above Caesars presents the Trophies and renowne Promising the Queen of Forts a Triple Crowne Scorne the high Climbering Pharton or let the sunne Thy husband be or be for aye a Rune Brave Hamond Coveteous is but cannot speed But Fortescue as harsh of him take heed He that so dogged is now hee s a wooing His suite once granted will be thy undoing If now the man his humor cannot hide Wise Abegall his suite will not abide Batten In 's floating Castle Neptune like For love of thee His lofty sayles would strike Become thy Captaine might it be his hap Thou shouldest fall fast into faire Thetes lap Or where they love forth Indies to be sold Heed danas Bosome fill with showres of Gold Hee d court his Lady like a silver swan Vpon the mayne nor should there be a man In 's winged fleet that should not speak thee faire But with his cannon thunderings in the aire Would make the musick and withall to wonder To here him speake so sweetly and to thunder Weepe not , as one forsaken and forlone Thine owne Vlysses will in time returne Embrace and hugge the in his Royall Armes Ne're conquered yet by force or woon by charmes Brave Governor be still but what thou art England may be subdued er'e thy great heart The Author of these verses afterth surender added the ensuing OVID Penelopen ipsum perses modo tempore vinces