London, printed in the year of 1688. UPON HIS LEAVING WHITEHALL TOGETHER WITH THE EARL OF FEVERSHAMS LETTER TO HIS HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF ORANGE, AFTER THE KINGS DEPARTURE. Having received this morning a letter from his majesty, with the unfortunate news of his resolution to go out of England, and that he is actually gone, I felt myself obliged, being head of his army, having received his majesties order to make no opposition against any body, to let your highest know, (with the advice of officers here) so soon as is possible, to binder the misfortune of the effusion of blood.
