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Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… show only too clearly the harm done. Some hesitation or delay, if not a complete rupture, if it had been possible, … should try to draw the States into the same toils as well, or why, after having sacrificed her just claims and honour to … in cloth and transfer their capital and business partly to Emden and partly to Antwerp. The Hague, the 17th February, …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… can. No letters have arrived from Venice either last week or this. From the advices we have from Antwerp, the … devote most consideration at this Court. Upon the rise or fall of their hopes here will depend the greater or less … dissatisfied with or regrets the despatch of the Count of Emden, governor of Luxemburg, who is at present near the …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… that I request in this affair, either to condemn to death or to pardon. He added that, if I pardoned them, I would draw … The King announces that the others will be invited a day or two before they leave. London, 8th January, 1603 [m.v.]. [ … send his Envoys to some neutral territory, suggesting Emden. The King replied, with warmth, that it was not he who …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… the pope, out of caprice, refuses the dispensation or delays it a long while. The reasons for this request are … Mansfelt shall not touch the duke's hereditary dominions or those of his brother, the archbishop. 1 Paris, the 23rd … the blood. The count wanted power to arrest some ships of Emden in order to obtain the restitution of his guns and …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… proper place, so as to remove any pretext for the Archduke or any other to affirm that the precedence granted on that … the day, and reads all that Italy puts out, be it serious or satirical, upon the subject. I always endeavour to find … and the third to operate in Friesland for the recovery of Emden. More than a thousand English have recently taken …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… know if his mission tends towards the conclusion of peace or the continuance of war. The Archduke tried to prevent the … in Constantinople, I imagine either that they have no news or attach little importance to it. The Queen expressed the … of power and security. An Emissary from the Count of Emden is also here. His master recently made an unsuccessful …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… quicken the progress of the Spaniards by their own haste, or keep up the expectations of the people by such … duke's return. One does not know whether he is more loved or feared by the king. The Spaniards are proposing a truce in … The latter has inflicted more harm on the Count of Emden, and being unable to get more money out of him proposes …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… whole and would not enter into a law suit with a pirate, or subject myself to the ordinary courts of justice, as it … proposal was, that whatever belonged clearly to Venetians or Genoese, should be immediately consigned to me, Digby … of her neighbour. Colonel Chiphausen returned lately from Emden, his native place. He tells me that Denmark has not got …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… he proposes to withdraw to that city and stay there eight or ten days. Through his secretary he has intimated that he … of the English was from necessity, by arrangement, or with some purpose. It may be that the fault lies not only … lost here. I hear that the cavalry levied for England at Emden is ready, and although it was stated that it would no …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… but the delays are an argument either of no conclusion or of great difficulty. The ambassador of the Most Christian … together with another from the same to the States and to Emden, which deserve attention. The Count della Torre and … munitions and other things which he claims, especially at Emden, exhorting them not to injure the common cause by a …