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A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… English are secure enough through the great ditch of the sea, which doth surround them; but the United Provinces are a … East India ships, and others come from the mediterranean sea and France. It is strange, here hath been such a noise … Genoa; item the arms of Amsterdam; which have not been at sea, make a relief or a new recruit; so that if they can make …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… reported here at first; and without the loss of so great a sea-commander, the victory had remained on our sides. Yet we … the Texell do all that they can to set forth the fleet to sea. They have imprisoned seventeen captains, and put in able … touched, to the number of forty, which are ready to go to sea again; and therefore there is order given for them and …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… fifty English wounded; and most of those ships would go to sea within ten or twelve days, and the rest at the end of … and then from thence, in all likelihood to discover the sea, and to secure the ships that lie there, which might be … and forty or forty two of the said fifty eight were out at sea, but with no full certainty. At Yarmouth there were no …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… and commotions, three regiments of foote and one of horse were sent for to town, who marcht through the city on … His eminence told me, that after the news of the late sea-fight, general Cromwell caused 1 **** him, that no ships … ships, to the end they may regain their reputation at sea. From the deputies in England I received no letters. As …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… have received ours of the 5 th instant, which we sent by sea: we only will add thereunto; that the answer of the …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… a second order to the duke of Longueville to visit all the sea ports in his province, and advertise the governors to be … merchants, by which meanes they are disenabled to goe to sea. If the Dutch play theire parte, and that you can keep … Dorsett, and Oxford shyres have not in them three hundred horse, and one thousand foote; neither was ever people more …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… who comeing accidentally there, and seeing a troop of horse standing, and a herald proclaimeing him, inquired what … for by that meanes wee doubt not of having a free trade at sea this winter, especially for France, where you know wee … a fleete of eighty men of warre at least shall keepe the sea under the command of our new admirall Opdam, whoe, they …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… him; for which purpose they say twenty eight troops of horse are retired privately from London or thereabouts. They … but wee do not hear, that one English ship is in the North Sea. We begin now to fear much what Sweden can do, partly by … unto us concerning the pretended dominion of the sea by the English, and all which depends upon it; and that …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… the trade of all the world, and particularly of the east sea; for the accomplishing whereof they have made a treaty … the trade of the world, and particularly of the east sea; for the accomplishing whereof they have made a treaty … to or from the dominions of the said queen in the east sea, but at their will and pleasure. And that therefore not …