_His Excellency humbly intreats his Holiness to consider in his Fatherly Care and Zeal, the horrid and inexpressible prejudice the Catholick Church has received by the fatal disappointment all her Sons have met with in the misfortune of his Britannick Majesty; And that just at the very instant of time, we were to expect all good and great things for the Catholick Church from that King’s Zeal and Affections to it. So that unless speedy course be taken for that King’s Re-establishment, not only all the joint Designs for the suppression of Heresie will fall to the ground; but the Catholicks of those Kingdoms will be in the saddest condition possible. And the Holy Church depriv’d of those great Kingdoms_, &c. Here is as fair a Confession as ever was made _of a disappointment the Romish Church met with in the late King’s Misfortune, and how great things that Party expected from King ~James~ his Zeal for the ~Romish~ Church: and in fine, of joint Designs for the suppression of Heresie_. And after this, I would fain know who can doubt of our Intended Ruine, and that of our Religion, if the late happy Revolution had not fallen out? _FINIS._ _BOOKS Printed for ~Richard Baldwin~._ A True Relation of the Cruelties and Barbarities of the _French_, upon the _English_ Prisoners of War. Being a Journal of their Travels from _Dinan_ in _Britany_, to _Thoulon_ in _Provence_; and back again. With a Description of the Situation, and Fortifications of all the Eminent Towns upon the Road, and their Distance. Of their Prisons and Hospitals, and the number of men that died under their Cruelty: With the Names of many of them, and the Places of their Deaths and Burials: With an Account of the great Charity and Sufferings of the Poor Protestants of _France_: And other material Things that hapned upon the way. Faithfully and Impartially Performed by _Richard Strutton_, being an Eye-witness, and Fellow-sufferer. The secret History of the Dutchess of _Portsmouth_: Giving an Account of the Intreagues of the Court, during her Ministry. And of the Death of K. C. II. The Memoirs of Monsieur _Deagant_; containing the most secret Transactions and Affairs of _France_, from the Death of _Henry_ IV. till the beginning of the Ministry of the Cardinal _de Richlieu_. To which is added, A Particular Relation of the Archbishoprick of _Embrun’s_ Voyage into _England_, and of his Negotiation for the Advancement of the Roman-Catholick Religion here; together with the Duke of _Buckingham’s_ Letters to the said Archbishop, about the Progress of that Affair: Which hapned the last Years of King _James_ I. his Reign. Faithfully Translated out of the _French_ Original. The Cabinet Open’d: or, The Secret History of the Amours of Madam _de Maintenon_, with the _French_ King. Translated from the _French_ Copy.