A BriefJournalof what passed in the City ofMarseilles,while it was afflicted with thePlague,in the Year 1720.
A BRIEF
JOURNAL
Of what passed in the City of
MARSEILLES,
While it was Afflicted with the
PLAGUE,
In the Year 1720.
Extracted from the Register of the Council-Chamber of the Town-House, kept by Monsieur Pichatty de Croissainte, Counsellor and Orator of that City, and the King's Attorney in Affairs relating to the good Government of it.
Translated from the ORIGINAL, Published
at Paris, with the King's Privilege.
LONDON:
Printed for J. Roberts, near the Oxford-Arms
in Warwick-Lane. 1721.
Price, One Shilling.
ABSTRACT of the French King's Privilege, for the printing and publishing of this Journal.
Lewis, by the Grace of God, King of France and Navarre. To our beloved and faithful Counsellors holding our Court of Parliament of Paris, and to all others whom it may Concern: Greeting. Our well beloved Nicholas Carré of Paris, having represented to us, that a Manuscript has been put into his Hands, intitled, A Brief Journal of what passed in the City of Marseilles while it was afflicted with the Plague; and most humbly besought us to grant him our Letters of Privilege, for the sole printing and vending thereof throughout our Dominions.——We being willing to treat the Petitioner favourably, and to acknowledge his Zeal for the Good and Benefit of the Publick, do by these Presents grant to him and his Assigns, the sole Liberty of printing and publishing the said Book, for the term of six Years from the Date hereof:—Forbidding all other Persons to print or counterfeit the same, on the Penalty of Confiscation of such Copies, and of a Fine of three thousand Livres, to be paid by every Offender. Done at Paris, the 17th of July in the sixth Year of our Reign. By the King in Council.
Carpot.
A Brief Journal of what passed in the City of Marseilles, while it was afflicted with the Plague in 1720.
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