THE
Perfect Weekly Account.
CONTAINING
The daily proceedings in Parliament, and the Councell of State
the Results of the Generall Councell of the Army, with other choise Intelligence
from severall parts of Great Brittain.
Containing these ensuing Heads viz.
A new Message sent from the Prince Pickerden, to the Estates of Scotland,
by Major Boswel, and his staying there in expectation of an answer. The
Scots Propositions to his Highness, for an agreement, their promising his security,
and all possible assistance with Men, Monies, and Horse, that Scotland
can raise for the in threning! in in his late Fathers prerogatives. Two fights
at Sea, a ship laden with Am-munition, and victuall a Mutiny at Kingsale.
The report of the landing of Montross and his malignant party in the
North. The Lord Gen. Fairfax's Letter to every Regiment of the Army. With
other remarkable intelligence from severall parts of the Nation.
London, Printed by BERNARD ALSOP. 1649.
From Wednesday Septem. 19 to Wednesday the 26 of Septem. 1649.
Beginning Wednesday September. 19.
MAny private Petitions were this day read in
the House, and severall Orders past for giving
relief to the parties. The E. of Salisbury
was this day admitted into the House,
being chosen Burgess for the town of Lyn,
the House ordered that his Lordship, together
with the Lord Howard, and the E. of
Denbigh, shall have liberty to sit in all
Committees, of which they were members
at the time of the dissolution of the late
House of Lords.
Falmouth 18. Sep. Its no little satisfaction
to the Country, that free quarter is taken
off, and we hope the Parl. will be carefull
to preserve the people from that inseparable burthen for the future; for it was
more prejudicial unto them, then the Excize and all other taxes. And as this can