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Ragusa, Dalmatia, news from, 8.

Rainsborough
-, Reinborugh, Thomas, Vice Admiral of the Fleet, to command naval forces, 24
-, to guard Wight, 40, 42
-, confers with Hammond, will not see king, 44.

asks for increase of naval forces, 46
-, goes north to prevent spread of revolt in ships, 65
-, murdered, 81.

Rand, Ran, William, captain of the Angel, deposition of, 181.

Rathmines, near Dublin, Ormonde defeated at, 115.

Read, Morgan, English consul at Leghorn, 304, 320.

remonstrates at lack of respect to warships, 179.

accompanied Appleton to Pisa, 316.

Read
-, Red, Rei, Nicholas, Morgan (sic), Captain, master of the Merchant leader of 13 ships serving Turks, reported loss of ship, 111
-, letter of, 113
-, takes refuge with French consul, 122.

Realta, agreement for hire of, 104.

Reed, P., Danish ambassador extraordinary to England, state entry, 244.

audience, 260
-, recalled, 302
-, offer of mediation, 303
-, pressing for leave to go, 305
-, takes leave, 307.

Reilly, Rely, Irish Colonel, defeated and slain, 210.

Reinborugh. See Rainsborough.

Relief, Soccorso, merchantman :

engagement to serve Venice, 103
-, hired for war, 184
-, captured by Turks, 256, 258
-, damage done by, to enemy, 258.

religion, parliament devoting attention to, 218.

Rely. See Reilly.

republic. See Commonwealth.

residents. See under ambassadors.

Rethymno, Rettimo, Crete, Turkish fleet sails for, 113.

Revan, sieur de, offer of levy by, 299.

Reynolds
-, Reynold, John, colonel, sent to take Carrick, 134
-, takes Collugh island, 220.

Rich
-, Henry, earl of Holland, declares for king, 69
-, taken prisoner, 70
-, beheaded at Westminster, 93.

-, Nathaniel, Colonel, takes Sandown castle, 75.

-, Robert, earl of Warwick, Vice Admiral, with squadron at mouth of Thames, 72
-, preparing to fight prince, 74
-, reply to prince's offer, 75.

goes after prince, casts anchor at Goree, 76-7
-, strength of force, 78
-, confusion and disorder in squadron, 80.

sails away from Dutch coast, 82
-, revolted ships surrender to, 82-3.

Richard and William, merchantman, in action at Monte Cristo, 280n.

Richmond, co. Surrey :

proposal to bring king to, 2
-, king reported marching to, 3.

Rinuccini
-, Rinnuccini, Giovanni Battista, archbishop of Fermo, papal nuncio to Ireland, Digby condemns, 8, 29
-, advice followed at Rome, 20.

asked to help levy in Ireland, 46
-, sends separate envoy to Queen Henrietta, 50
-, leaving Ireland, 92, 105n.

quarrel with Torre, 104-5.

Riva
-, Giacomo di, Venetian captain of the ships, informed about Alloro, 84
-, report of action with Turks, 101
-, certificate of for George Scot, 107
-, promised compensation to captains before action, 108.

reports objection of English and Dutch captains to serve in Dardanelles, 124
-, Delahaye will keep informed, 153.

-, Gio. Battista, a Genoese ex-Franciscan, interpreter for Ascham, murdered with him, 147.

Riviera, Riviere. See La Riviere.

Robert, parliament frigate, captured by Irish men of war, 103n.

Rochelle. See La Rochelle.

Rochester, co. Kent, royalists occupy, 63-4.

Rome :

despatches dated at, 5, 9, 11, 20, 30, 41, 48, 50, 203.

Preston's son at, 48
-, dispute with Spain, 104
-, Bagni reports canards to, 207
-, chapter general of Franciscans at, 184.

St. Peter's, St. Paul's comparable to, 138.

Rosencranz
-, Eric, Danish ambassador extraordinary to England, state entry, 244
-, audience, 260
-, recalled, 302
-, offer of mediation, 303
-, pressing for leave to go, 305
-, takes leave, 307.

Rospiglioso
-, Giulio, papal nuncio in Spain, calls for reprimand on Torre, 104
-, Cottington and Hyde urge to defend right of sanctuary for Ascham's murderers, 158
-, to decide question of sanctuary, 164, 170
-, gets sanctuary allowed, 191.

Cottington professes self Catholic to, 171
-, will not associate with parliament envoy, 175.

Ross
-, Rosse, co. Wexford, Ireland, Cromwell marches against, 127
-, expected battle near, 130, 134
-, Irish routed near, 210
-, surrenders, 271.

-, Scotland, bailiwick of, accepts union with England, 224.

Rossiter, Col. Edward, to have custody of king, 2.

Rotterdam [Prov. S. Holland, Netherlands], Scottish commissioners at, 93.

Rouen [Seine Inf., France], king and queen of England going to live at, 261.

news from, 269.

royalists :

going to Scotland, 52, 54
-, multiplying, 57
-, surprise Pontefract, 65.

arrested in London, 63
-, party in London, 72
-, death of many ordered, 85.

disheartened and divided, 102
-, revenue obtained by confiscating estates, 187.

Ascham fees in danger from, 146
-, merchants in Turkey leave mainland for Archipelago, 161
-, shipped to Smyrna, 163, 166
-, ship Freeman for, 188
-, defeat would encourage, 263.

Rupert, Palatine Prince :

included in pardon, 5
-, will not trust revolted ships, 69
-, goes to serve in fleet, 78
-, goes to command fleet, 81.

retires to Helvoetsluys and fortifies, 81
-, sailing for Ireland, 84
-, manifesto against parliament, 95.

depredations at sea, 96
-, at Kinsale, 106
-, comes on shore as enemy too strong at sea, 112.

engagements with parliament fleet, 103
-, loses another ship, 104.

Spain will treat as pirate, 165
-, ship wrecked in storm, narrow escape, 208
-, claims against Portugal for sheltering, 298, 310.

squadron of :

fleet sent after, 134
-, coming to Adriatic, 143.

arrives in Tagus, blockaded, 151, 153, 157
-, friendly reception by king, 152.

Blake demands surrender, refused, 152
-, Blake will not leave hold of, 155.

reported victory and escape, 154, 157
-, a mistake, 155.

left unmolested, free booting, 160
-, at Cartagena, 161.

Spanish measures against, 161, 164
-, parliament convoy against, 181.

ships taken by, at Cartagena, 161, 164
-, off Toulon, meaning to cruise in Mediterranean, 167.

five ships of offered to Venice, 180
-, declined, 181.

appears off Cadiz, India fleet held up, 185
-, captures valuable Spanish ships, 194.

expected to join Dutch fleet, 261.

-, fleet sent after. See under navy.

Rushen, Russen, Ireland, castle, surrenders, 206.

Rutland, earl of. See Manners, John.