And to be Met with in that Antient Repository of Living Bodies, Called, His Majesty's Goal of Newgate in London: Wherein, Besides Several Descriptions and Characters Never Before Made Publick, are Inserted, I. The History of the Unfortunate Florimel, ... II. An Interview with the Ordinary: ... III. The Manner of the Reception of the Prisoners from Preston There. ... IV. Young Mr. Botairs Account of the Action Between the King's Troops and the Rebels; ... V. The Escape of Mr. Forster; ... VI. The Usuage and Sickness of Mr. Francia the Jew; the Escapes of Mr. Radcliffe, Mr. Budden, and Mr. George Flint: the Releasement of the Author; and Other Original Letters Sent to a Noble English Peer, Relating to the Hardships the Preston Prisoners Labour'd Under..