Two letters from Lord Preston to Mr. Secr. Jenkins, concerning one Fr. Everard stated by Capt. Shelton to be going to England from Paris as a spy and concerning Col. Talbot and a priest called Glesam who are intriguing with the French King, Sept. 30, Nov. 1, 1682.

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