[255] Melfort's unpopularity is sufficiently shown by Dundee's letters to him, June 27 and 28, Napier, iii. 599. Notices in Dangeau and De Sourches. Avaux's letters, particularly that of July 16/26, enclosing James's requirements, Louvois to Avaux, September 7/17. Madame de Sévigné marvelled greatly at Lauzun's 'second volume.' The reference to her letters and to Bussy Rabutin's concerning him are collected in the Grands Ecrivains edition of La Bruyère, i. 335, 535, where he is characterised under the name of Straton. Madame de Caylus in her memoirs notes the good luck of Lauzun in being in England at the critical time, gaining honour and glory for helping William by assisting the flight of James. [256] Lauzun to Seignelay, April 6/16, in appendix to Ranke's History and to Louvois, _ib._ June 16. Proclamation of March 25/April 4. It was known at the French Court that Lauzun was 'extrêmement ulceré avec raison' against Dover, De Sourches, April 24/May 4. Compare the extracts in Miss Sandars's _Lauzun_. _True and Perfect Journal_, June 16. [257] Simon Luttrell's orders as Governor of Dublin, May 3 and June 18, 1690, in appendix to King's _State of the Protestants_, nos. 30 and 31. Besides King's principal book on this subject we have his autobiography, the original Latin printed in _English Historical Review_, vol. xiii., an English version in King's _A great Archbishop of Dublin_, and his diary edited by Dr. Lawlor in the _Irish Journal of Archæology_, 1903. [258] Archdeacon Hamilton's _Life of Bonnell_, 3rd edition, 1707, particularly pp. 60, 273. Bonnell to Strype, August 20, 1684, January 21, and April 17, 1689, and August 5, 1690, in _English Historical Review_, xix. 122, 299. _Clarendon and Rochester Corr._, i. 245, 266. Cartwright was buried in Christ Church with a full choral service, all the principal people in Dublin attending, _Athenæ Oxonienses_, p. 831. Bonnell to Harty, _Portland Papers_, November 3, 1691. [259] College register for 1689-90 printed in Stubbs's _Hist. of the University of Dublin_, pp. 127-133. Harris's _Ware_, ii. 288. King, iii. 15. CHAPTER LIV WILLIAM III. IN IRELAND, 1690. THE BOYNE [Sidenote: The French contingent. Dover and Lauzun.]