Charles II: February 1663

Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II, Addenda 1660-1685. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1939.

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'Charles II: February 1663', in Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II, Addenda 1660-1685, (London, 1939) pp. 85-87. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-state-papers/domestic/chas2/addenda/1660-85/pp85-87 [accessed 24 April 2024]

February 1663

Feb. 7. Report by John Russell on the timber that may be had from Sherwood Forest. [S.P. Supplementary 136, No. 80.]
Feb. 10. Report by Jonas Shish on Capt. Cock's timber lying in Deptford Yard. [Ibid. No. 81.]
Feb. 14.
Chatham.		 Report by Thomas Lewsley on John Mason's elm timber lying on the quay at Aylesford. [Ibid. No. 82.]
Feb. 19. Report by Robert Magors on Mr. Bean's deals. [Ibid. No. 83.]
Feb. 20.
Woolwich Ropeyard.		 John Falkiner to the Navy Commissioners. Sending an account of the yarn, hemp, cables and cordage there on 1 Aug., 1660. of the quantities thereof received and delivered from that day till 31 Jan. last, and of the quantities remaining in store. [Ibid. No. 84.]
Feb. 20. Contract by Capt. John Taylor and John Bowry, master, with the Navy Commissioners for the hire of the William to convey goods to Tangier, freight 25s. per ton. [Seals. Ibid. No. 85.]
Feb. 24. Report by John Harris on Mr. Potter's Ipswich canvas. [Ibid. No. 86.]
Feb. 27. Order by Lord Ashley to the Auditors to allow to the petitioner Robert Havyland. late receiver general of the monthly assessment in Somerset, 750l. paid by him in Dec., 1659, to Col. Bovett for the use of his regiment and 118l. 11s. paid to a foot company under his command in Bridgwater. [S.P. Supplementary 134, No. 300.] Annexed,
Order by the Commissioners for disbanding the Army after reciting that Col. Bovet acknowledged the receipt of the said sums which the Commissioners cannot satisfy because the said regiment was not on the muster of 7 May, 1660, that the said Havyland forbear demanding the said sums of the said colonel and that the Treasurer to whom the said assessments are payable, likewise forbear demanding the said sums from the said Havyland till the Parliament's pleasure shall be known therein, the late Council of State having suspended the same. 12 March, 1660–1. [Ibid. No. 300 i.]
Affidavit by Havyland that he paid to a foot company under his command in Col. Richard Bovett's regiment 118l. 11s. about Dec., 1659. Sworn before Lord Chief Baron Hale. 20 Feb., 1660–1. [Ibid. No. 300 II.]
[1663, Feb.] Request, his Majesty having at several times granted to some persons divers persons convicted of felonies and other crimes to be transported into the plantations, for a grant to — and none others of the transportation of such as the judges shall think fit to be transported, with a further request, if a bill for the exportation of felons and vagabonds now brought into the House of Commons (Feb. 20, 1662–3. See Commons' Journals, Vol. VIII, p. 438) shall pass, for a grant to the said persons of a power to transport them according to the intent of the said Act. [S.P. Dom., Car. II. 440, No. 79.]
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