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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… the ports by the letter of Council of 27th May, and if an embargo was thereby laid, a letter to be written to take it …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… for clearing the ship Barnstable Merchant, contrary to the embargo; giving directions to the Com rs to suspend or …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… Clinton of Barnstable for clearing a ship contrary to the embargo. Dated 23 July 1696. Minuted:Read 30 July '96. My …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… of the fleet and navy in Ireland, notwithstanding the embargo. Dated 5 Aug. 1689. Minuted:Agreed to, in all but the last part, relating to the embargo, w ch must be transmitted to the Councell. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… on board and 60 more to take in, and being detained by the embargo laid upon merchants' ships. The daily expenses for … be suffered to pass out of the Thames, notwithstanding the embargo, and that the Generals of the fleet appoint her a … on account of their salaries. 13. The business of the embargo to be debated at a full Councilz to-morrow afternoon. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… Parliament that the Council of State have power to make an embargo, when and for such times as they think fit, for the … a warrant to the Commissioners of Customs to lay a general embargo on all vessels in the port of London till further … 9. Council to meet to-morrow at 4 p.m. to consider the embargo. The members in town to attend. 10. 56. The Admiralty …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… so, if wind and weather permit, I may set sail. Since the embargo has been taken off, seamen are very hard to be got, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… with, unless they can get land men; but being damaged by embargo and impress, they must run the risk rather than be …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… of Shrewsbury, received from New Romney, that a general embargo was laid in France on all ships, and their men taken …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… such cases formerly were, to call to your assistance, and embargo, arrest, and use any English merchant ships to join …