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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… an annuity of 100 l. per annum out of the customs of the port for 21 years for repairing and finishing the pier or … necessary expenses are greater than in most garrisons, the port being the common passage of persons of honour and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… seeing our proclamation made good declaring Tangier a free port and providing that entire satisfaction be given to all …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… out of the St. Jacob, pretended to be of Lubec, sent into port by Capt. Edw. Hogg, and judge them to be worth 8 l. 10 … who sends his services and remembers you in a glass of port wine; I will do the same myself. [ Ibid. No. 71.] Feb. … at sea that can be reasonably construed to be an English port, on pain of proceedings in the Admiralty Court. That …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… to give them any relief. After 16 days, they got into port, the passengers and seamen being much prejudiced in … Feb. 17. Falmouth. Thos. Holden to Hickes. The ships in port will put to sea tomorrow if the wind is fair. [ Ibid. … it, at a very large sum; that they possessed themselves of Port au Prince, but got little more than provisions; also …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II, 1670
… of the extraordinary expenses they are put to in this port. I believe it is usual on such occasions, so that I … while the English were fighting to leave and run into port, but the Katherine afterwards came in safe, bearing the … What am I to do with the timber I seized at Redbridge and Hampton, with the King's mark upon it, amounting to 18 tons …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… not united. A vessel that came here in ten days from Port Lewis in France says there was then ready in that port four French merchantmen, two of very great burden bound … lost in the late storm on the French coast. Stopping at Port Lewis, they saw four ships preparing for the East Indies …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… of the James of Deptford, for her to go to any navigable port in Ireland and to deliver in any of his Majesty's yards …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… (Beach), commander, who reports he left Sir E. Spragg at Port Mahon, who may be expected in twenty days. He has on … and the Mayor's order being confined to the city and port. In the last war, a warrant was given for taking the men … Since my last no ships arrived. Yesterday three of this port went for Newfoundland. The Mary Rose and Success …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… information till next post. We fear the best ship of this port was taken last Sunday, venturing without a convoy. [ … for the same place the 22nd. The French fleet is still in port, and also several English vessels bound for Plymouth, … we have not had one, two, three or more in view of this port. No vessel of ours now dares pass from port to port, and …