But I would acquaint Sir _W. Temple_ of what he has not perhaps heard of, as he has done the like to me, I do not invent it to revenge my self, and if I would make use of falshoods, I might make recourse to more heinous Affronts; the truth of my Remarks upon his Memoirs, shall be my full satisfaction. What I shall relate may be found in my Letters upon that account to the Prince my Master, and his Ministers: I took no particular care to divulge it immediately to Mounsieur _Barillon_, to whom I was so much devoted; were he alive he might witness that as well as the Aversion the King of _England_ always bore to Sir _W. Temple_; and the little Esteem he had of him at bottom. Upon my return from _Nimeguen_ to _London_, I went immediately to Court, as soon as I came there I meet Prince _Rupert_, who askt me with a sterne Countenance if the Peace was Concluded, I answered him in the Affirmative, upon which he cryed out and said, _O Dissimulation_. After having had the Honour to give his Majesty an account of what was past, I told him of the ill humour I perceived Sir _W. T._ to be in, and what I knew of his neglect of his Majesties Orders; The King seemed very angry with Sir _W_'s. Proceedings, and said, _he was a very impertinent R---- to find fault with my Commands_. But if the late K. of _England_, did not approve of my Conduct in the affairs of _Nimeguen_, which in effect he declared at first in Publick not to be pleased with, in which he play'd his part to admiration: If against his will, I had truly inform'd the several Deputies at the _Hague_, how that the two Kings of _England_ and _France_ were intirely agreed upon Conditions of Peace; if this accident changed the Destiny of _Christendom_, and what endeavours soever the English Court had made, there were no ways to repair the Breach. If I was a Fool, a peice of an Agent, or a Knave, How comes it that the King suffer'd me to stay in _England_ near a year? nay, as long as my Master thought fit. Why was the King so civil to me? Why did he recompence me for my Voyage from _Nimeguen_? Upon what account did the King bestow several other Favours upon me? How comes it, that I haveing made a great Entertainment and Fireworks, to shew my joy for the Re-establishment of the Duke my Master to his Teritories, that the whole Court should do me that Honour as to be present thereat? It was not my quality of Envoy Extraordinary of the Duke _de Gottorp_, that hindred the King to express some kind of resentment against me, and thereupon to bid me avoid the Kingdom. I do well remember the King was just upon the point of making Mounsieur _Van Beuningen_ Ambassador to the States General, to withdraw and get him out of the Land, because he had got the word _Connivance_, to be foisted into a Memorial he presented to the King, for the recalling of the English Forces, which bore Armes in _France_.