A  true  Relation  of  what  past  betweene  the  Fleet  of  hi.^


llighnes  the  Prince  of  Wales,  and  that  under  the  eommand  of
the  Earle  of  Warwick.  4*  1648.
JoyfuU  Newes  for  the  Citizens  of  London  from  tbe


Princes  Flec  t  at  S^.  4*  1649.
■  «cto.  «/*.  4*  Und.  1649.
FLEET.
ILEluT.  A  Letter  from  Lysbone,  ^irected  to  Cttptaih  Thonifli
iiarrison :  whereip  is  contRined  a  brief  tlelation  oif  tbe  sev^ral
IVansactions  Ifetween  the  Parliamentl  Fleet,  and  Wiiict  Ru«-
perts,  both  lying  in  the  River  of  Lysbone.  4^  Lond.  1650«

■  ■<■  A  List  of  all  the  Vtctortes  and  sticcefitefilU  Atcfaieve-

menta  of  the  Parlianients  Fleet  under  the  cMocnand  of  Co\
Popham  (lately  deCeaeed),  Co).  Slake,  and  Col.  Deane,  Ad-
miralls  and  GeneraMs  of  the  F)eet>  from  tl^  titne  tbey  were
impowered,  which  iffw  38  Feb.  1650.  to  this  present.  fol.
Umd.  1651.
An  exact  and  true  Relation  of  the  great  and  mighty


Eng^gement  between  the  English  and  Dutch  Fieets  Upon  the

Coaat  of  Holland.  4^  Ldnd.  1652.
A  tme  Narrative  of  the  late  Saocess  which  it  hath


p)eased  God  to  give  to  some  part  of  the  Fieet  of  this  Common-
W^allh  vpon  the  Spanish  Coa^,  agaaf*t  the  Kinjg  of  Spain'6
West-India  Fleet  in  its  rettirn  to  Cadiz.  f^*  Lmm{.  1656.
A  lamentahle  Narrat^on  6f  \hk  sad  Dianster  of  a  great


part  of  the  Spanish  PUte-JFleet  that  p^iahed  neam  S^  Lucas.
fol  Lond.  I165a]

A  Narrative  of  the  Prooeedings  of  th^  Fleiet^  giving  an


Account  of  what  hath  passed  since  theit  ArrivaU  at  Graves-
€0d.  4®  Lond.  1659.
A  true  Narrative  of  the  Enj^agerfient  bettreen  his  Ma-


jeAies  Fleet»  and  that  of  Ho))aDd.  June  l.  1666.    fol.    Londt

1666.
