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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… on the coasts of England 161 Fishery, proposition 165 Trade. Queen Elizabeth to King of Denmark 169 Commerce. King …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II, 1683
… repair their losses already sustained and to secure their trade and commerce and to defend themselves in the future … may be re-examined as to England's Christian name and trade and as to what others were to be listed or in readiness … there is occasion of. I must now leave off my shop trade, for ever since I have done these things not one of a …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… free from danger, yet ready to seize any that offer to trade to or from it. That town will be reduced to extreme poverty if a trade be not opened, and besides all these parts of England … which is very poor, and cannot subsist without a quick trade, and all this part of England will be benefitted. Many …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II, 1683
… as you desire, and inform myself the best I can as to trade in general and particularly as to what you writ of. … Dantzic etc. and so for England, not only to inspect trade but, as occasion offered, to free many of his Majesty's …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… their prizes thither; that two more may attend the French trade; that six or more may be ordered to go out with the … Customs, and your subjects' estates, and carry on the trade of this nation with honour and safety, and return home … day obtainable of whither he has been carried off, his trade and family are likely to perish without immediate …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… performance of orders, and to advance the welfare of their trade. [ S.P. Foreign, Levant Co. 5, pp. 1816.] Sept. 8. … are to present to Sir Dan. Harvey your grievances in trade, that they may be inserted in the goods from the George … entitle them to protection; it is only for their leave to trade. All private as well as general ships are to bear their …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… into Algiers, on account of the Hollanders having a free trade with Sally; so that betwixt both, they let few pass … much as any man of that kind of thievery, having used the trade himself, but of late given it off. I should be glad if … you are to expunge, as it will be of no advantage to the trade of England with Turkey, but will tend to an increase of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… wear any but the manufactures of the kingdom. The silk trade is now almost ruined and this proposal would set …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II, 1670
… way of trading, which unless prevented, will ruin our trade. [ S.P. For., Levant 5, p. 233.] Sept. 1. Levant … the house gains considerable advantage and profit by their trade, wherein they have the company's protection, and the … a hazard of their privileges, and probable diminution of trade and of the English navigationhave resolved that you be …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… peaceable condition, and have had this summer a very great trade, for never was there more exportation of cloth, lead, … from England, complaints of all kinds, want of money and trade, &c. [2 pages. Conway Papers. S.P. Ireland, Car. II. … that the said duty was a grievance and burden to their trade, on which we have exempted all the ships the property …