S

Sabine, William, ensign in Stanley's regiment

Sacheverell, Robert, deputy lieutenant for Nottingham, town and county

Sackville, Charles, earl of Dorset:
-, lord lieutenant of Sussex
-, petition signed by
-, recommendation by
-, rent paid to
-, sister of. See Lane, F., Lady Lanesborough.
-, 'the town hat cut my lord Dorset's throat with a caseknife,'

Saffre, Phil., merchant, petition signed by

Saggard alias Tassagard, Ireland, manor of, seneschal of

Sagittea or Sagette, note.

Sailly, Monsr. de, going to West Indies

Sailors, disabled. See Soldiers.

St. Andrews:
-, archbishop of, lands formerly held of
-, archbishopric of, rents of, gift of
-, commissariat clerk
-, divinity college, gift of rents

St. Anthony, Cape. See Cape.

St. Auban, Guy de, ensign in Melonnière's regiment, surrenders pension

St. Awbyn, Sir John, bart., deputy lieutenant for Cornwall

St. Barbe, Sir John, deputy lieutenant for Hampshire

St. Christophers or St. Kitts, Leeward Islands:
-, commission for trying piracies at
-, the French at, fugitive with, sufferer from, during the late war
-, French forces at, strength of
-, French and English in joint possession of
-, governor (governor-in-chief) of. See Codrington, C.; Hill, T.
-, lord high admiral
-, petitions for post of governor or lieutenant-governor of

St. Clair, Robert, lieutenant in Orkney's regiment

St. Clear, Archibald, lieutenant in G. Hamilton's regiment

St. Croix river, as boundary of Acadie

St. Domingo, Haiti, French squadron for, governor of. See Du Caste.

St. George, Sir George, regiment of. See Army, regiments, 17th foot.
-, Richard, captain and lieutenant in Meredith's regiment

St. George. See Fort St. George.

St. George Delmine (S. Georges de la Mine or Elmina, Gold Coast), ship seized at

St. Germans (St. Jer.), France:
-, court at
-, Hurley's house at
-, James II at
-, legate from the Pope going to
-, letters from, note
-, plot to kill William III hatched at
-, suspects, etc., at, from and for

St. Germans (Germains) Bridge, co. Norfolk, and Denver Dam, navigation between, and King's Lynn, navigation between

St. Gobin (St. Gobins), France, glass makers from

St. Helens, Isle of Wight

St. Ives, co. Hunts, New Bedford River at

St. Jer. See St. Germains.

St. John, Mr., information of
-, Henry, deputy lieutenant for Wiltshire
-, Phil. de, lieutenant in Donegal's regiment
-, Stephen, ensign in Coote's regiment
-, Sir Walter, bart., deputy lieutenant for Surrey

St. John de Porto Rico. See Porto Rico.

St. Johns, Sir St. Andrew, bart., deputy lieutenant for Northamptonshire

St. Johns, Newfoundland:
-, harbour, H.M. ship in
-, King William's fort (Fort William), company in, ensign of, petition of

St. Jour, La Coste de. See La Coste.

St. Kitts. See St. Christophers.

St. Leger, Mr., recommended for a commission in the army, Ireland

St. Lo (Loe), George, commissioner of the navy at Plymouth, letters from, letters to report to

St. Louis (Port Louis, Port St. Lewis), Hispaniola, Bolton seized at, ships for

St. Lucia. See Santa Lucia.

St. Malo (St. Malos), France:
-, advices from
-, galleys at
-, masts and timber sold at
-, passengers from
-, privateers fitting out at
-, ship for
-, spy boat sent out from
-, war desired by people at

St. Marc, —, de, captain of the Entendu

St. Marie, Lewis Anne de, glass maker, invention petition and grant

St. Mary (Azores), island of, Benbow's squadron off, news from

St. Martin's (St. Martin de Riz; St. Martin's in the isle of Rhé), [St. Martin de Ré, Ile de Ré, France], expedition to, and note; ship of

St. Maurice in Greenland, journal kept by seven sailors in isle of note.

St. Mawes (St. Mosse alias St. Maws), co. Cornwall, captain of the castle of, repairs by the ordnance at

St. Michael, island of, Azores, Benbow's squadron off

St. Mosse. See St. Mawes.

St. Neots, co. Hunts, New Bedford River at

St. Ninian's chapel, co. Elgin, manse of

St. Omer (St. Omers), France, conspirators against William III at, see also Watton.

St. Paul. count de, commanding the Moor

St. Pierre, James, captain, his troop in the royal regiment of dragoons

St. Quintin, Sir William, bart., deputy lieutenant for Yorkshire (E.R.)

St. Sebastians. See San Sebastian.

St. Stephen's hospital, Westminster, almsmen's places in

St. Thomas's hospital, patient in

St. Tudy (St. Udy), co. Cornwall, fairs in, petition for, rector of, see Trelawny, Edward; trade of, decay of

St. Udy. See St. Tudy.

St. Valery, France, ships from

St. Vincent, Windward Islands, commission for trying piracies at, governor of. See Grey, R.; Lord Grey.
-, Cape. See Cape St. Vincent.

Saker (gun)

Salaries (allowances, emoluments, etc.):
-, ambassadors. See Ambassadors.
-, clerk
-, colonial governors and officials
-, commander-general of Spanish navy
-, consul
-, consul-general
-, Ireland. See Irish establishment.
-, master and officials of the Mint
-, receiver-general of land revenue
-, retrenchment of. See Admiralty.
-, schoolmaster
-, Scotland. See Scotland (officials).
-, Secretary of State
-, under-keeper of forests
-, university professor
-, See also Pay, Stipend.

Saledore. See Le Solidor.

Salford, co. Lancaster, hundred and wapentake courts of, deputy steward of, appointment, steward of. See Molyneux, W., Viscount Molyneux.

Salisbury (Sarum), bishop of. See Burnet, G.
-, earl of. See Cecil, James.

Salisbury Cathedral, deans of, see Woodward, R.; Young, E.; president and chapter of, letter recommendatory to

Sally (Sallee), Barbary:
-, Captain Munden going to
-, letter sent via
-, truce with, renewal of

Sallydore. See Le Solidor.

Salmon, exported to Venice, price of. See Prices.

Salmon fishing

Salop, deputy lieutenants for lord lieutenant of. See Newport, F., earl of Bradford.

Salt:
-, duties, on envoy's goods, tallies on
-, export. See Portugal, Spain.
-, importation of
-, trade, at King's Lynn

Saltpetre, for glass making, price of. See Prices.

Salumieri (fishmongers company of Venice)

Salutes. See Naval salutes.

Salvage money, claim to and payment of, receiver of. See Crawley, Richard.

Salvin, Anthony, agrees to assassinate William III, warrant to arrest

Salwey, John, deputy lieutenant for Herefordshire

Samber, John, elected scholar of Winchester

Sambrook, Sir Jeremy, of London, knt., baronetcy remainder to, deputy lieutenant for Middlesex

Sampson, Thomas, deputy lieutenant for Exeter

Samuel, Sir Thomas, deputy lieutenant for Northamptonshire, dead

San Sebastian (St. Sebastians), Spain, British Consul at, see Frankland, W.; wines from, as to providing proofs re

Sanby, Josias, chaplain to a train of artillery

Sandel, Andreas, a Swede, pass for

Sanders. See Saunders.

Sanderson. See Saunderson.

Sandford, Sir Richard, deputy lieutenant for Westmorland
-, William, deputy lieutenant for Exeter

Sandford, co. Fife, lands

Sandifield, co. Elgin, lands

Sandilands of Counteswalls, John, lands and teinds disponed to

Sandoe, Abraham, ensign in Mountjoy's regiment

Sands, Henry, lieutenant in Bellasis's regiment

Sandside, co. Caithness, town and lands

Sandwich, co. Kent, M.P.s for, note; ship of

Sandwich Bay, letter dated from

Sandys, Sir Richard, bart., deputy lieutenant for Kent

Sanford, John, deputy lieutenant for Somerset, fairs at Maidendown for, petition and grant

Sanquhar, co. Moray, town and lands

Sansom (Sanson), John, Secretary to the Customs Commissioners, letters from or to

Santa Lucia (St. Lucia), Windward Islands:
-, British and French title to, dispute re
-, commission for trial of piracies at
-, governor of. See Grey, R., Lord Grey.

Santois. See Le Santois.

Santry, Baron. See Barry, J.

Saphock, co. Aberdeen, barony, town, lands, mill, sucken, sequels, knaveships and teinds

Sarsfield, —, nicknamed 'Circumflaberous' or 'Circumslauerer,' brother of Francis, letters to, intercepted, mentioned, his lodgings in the Temple, note re
-, Mr., a claimant before the trustees for Irish forfeitures
-, Colonel, complains to Sir D. O'Brien of the straits of the Irish army
-, Dominick, and his brother
-, David, 3rd Viscount Kilmallock, regiment of
-, Francis, of co. Clare
-, Patrick, earl of Lucan, colonel

Satre, James, M.A., prebendary of Westminster and rector of Turweston, licence to go abroad

Sauchie. See Glass of Sauchie.

Saunders (Sanders), Father, confessor to James II, and plot to kill William III
-, Sir Edmund, lord chief justice, King's Bench, opinion of
-, Joseph, lieutenant in Donegal's regiment
-, Morley, second serjeant at arms, Ireland
-, Robert, escheator of Connaught

Saunderson (Sanderson), Francis, ensign in Bellasis's regiment
-, James, earl of Castleton, regiment of
-, William, ensign in Ingoldsby's regiment

Saurency. See Meausse Saurency.

Saurin, James, appointed minister of the French church in Threadneedle Street

Sautry Edge, services at, to James V, king of Scotland

Sauvalle, a fee in Jersey, q.v.

Savage, Charles, reprieve before trial
-, Francis Darcy, exempt and eldest captain, 3rd HorseGuards
-, Oliver, searcher in Strangford
-, Philip, clerk of the Crown, King's Bench, Ireland
-, Richard, Earl Rivers, constable of Liverpool Castle lord lieutenant of Cheshire and Lancashire
-, Thomas, deputy lieutenant for Worcester, town and county, high sheriff of Worcestershire, licence of absence
-, Thrusterum, publisher at the Crooked Billet, information against

Savery, Christopher, deputy lieutenant for Devonshire

Savoy, duke of, commission from, envoy extraordinary from. See Maffei.

Savoy hospital. See London (places).

Sawer, Israel, almsman's place in Ewelm for

Sawyer, Daniel, injured sailor, almsman's place for
-, Sir Robert, attorney-general, his report on legal abuses

Sax, Thomas, captain of H.M.S. Wentworth, commission to seize pirates

Saxony, Lower, Hanseatic towns of, British resident with. See Rycaut, Sir P.

Sayer (Seyer, Sayers), Edward, invention patent for
-, Edward, licence to print law books, petition and grant
-, George, deputy lieutenant for Kent
-, Sir John, appointment rumour
-, Robert, ensign of the Yeomen of the Guard, deceased

Sayes, scouring, amount of soap required for

Says Court, co. Surrey, royal manor, inhabitants of, certificate signed by, water supply for

Scarborough, earl of. See Lumley, R.

Scarlett, John, alderman of Hadleigh

Schenectady, America, fortifications at, repair of, cost of

Schomberg (Schonberg), duke of, 1st regiment of guards commanded by
-, Meinhard, 3rd duke of Schomberg, regiment of. See Army, regiments, 7th Dragoon Guards.

Schonen, Sweden, resident's expense at the court in

Schoolmaster, of Canterbury, petition of, in Pennsylvania, pay of see also Papist.

Schools, colleges and universities:
-, for French protestants in the Palatinate
-, instituted by T. Rowell's father
-, licence for founding Royal School of William III in St. James's, Westminster
-, kept by papists, proclamation re
-, in Scotland:
-, commission for visitation of
-, endowment of
-, legislation to encourage
-, See also:
-, Bruton.
-, Cambridge.
-, Charterhouse.
-, Dublin (Trinity College).
-, Dunlavan.
-, Edinburgh.
-, Foreign universities.
-, Glasgow.
-, Great Massingham.
-, Harvard.
-, Military Academy.
-, Oxford.
-, St. Andrews.
-, Virginia.
-, Westminster.
-, Winchester.

Schoonenberg (Sconenburgh, Schonenberg) [Franciscus van, alias Jacob de Abraham Belmonte, agent of William III, ambassador from the States to Madrid], letter from, mentioned

Scilly Islands (Sully, Sorlings):
-, fugitive in
-, governor of. See Godolphin.
-, ordnance repairs at
-, H.M. ships off

Scire facias, writ of

Scobell, Henry, steward of the courts in Cornwall

Sconenburgh. See Schoonenberg.

Scot. See Scott.

Scot and lot

Scotch, the, in Ireland, discouragement of

Scotch and English, in the French army, number of and see Scottish.

Scotland:
-, Admiralty Court of, official attending
-, advocate. See below lord advocate.
-, affairs of, Methuen on
-, almoner. See below King's almoner.
-, apparel in, proposed act for restraining excess in
-, archbishop. See St. Andrews.
-, archbishoprics, rents of
-, arms and ammunition in, keeper of. See below storemaster.
-, army in. See Army in Scotland.
-, articles of grievances (1689),
-, artillery company in. See Artillery.
-, baronetcies of. See Baronetcies.
-, baronies in, erected. See—
-, Argattie.
-, Berwick, North.
-, Blairquhan.
-, Cairdiness.
-, Carnousie.
-, Culbin.
-, Grubet.
-, Kilbryde.
-, Laghdisdale.
-, Livingston.
-, Pitcullo.
-, Pitcurr.
-, Saphock.
-, bishoprics, tack of and see Brechin.
-, bishops of, assistance for
-, bishops' rents and revenues:
-, endowment of universities out of
-, funds of, accounts of
-, gift of
-, pensions and grants out of
-, tacksmen of
-, blackmail, prosecutions for
-, book of rates, proposed act for altering
-, brewery in. See Daldowhaugh.
-, burghs in, proposed act for moderating excises in and see below royal burghs.
-, castles and forts in, bad condition of, fund for repairing
-, cess in, legislation for supply of
-, chaplain. See below king's chaplain.
-, charity roll of
-, church of:
-, episcopal ministers, protection of
-, general assembly:
-, expense for
-, high commissioner. See Hume, P., earl of Marchmont; Ogilvy, Sir J., Viscount Seafield; Johnston, W., earl of Annandale.
-, moderator, ministers, etc., king's letter to
-, presbyterian government of, maintenance of
-, vacant churches, ministers of, provision for, planting of, and see below commission for plantation of kirks.
-, civil judicatures, encroachments on, 'fully expressed in the Claim of Right,'
-, civil list, army payments from, funds of, account of
-, civil rights, security of
-, clerk and keeper of the registers. See Primrose of Carrington.
-, coin of, legislation for regulating, and see below copper coin.
-, college of justice. See below Court of Session.
-, colleges. See below universities.
-, commander in chief. See Army in Scotland.
-, commissariat court, regulation of
-, commissaries in. See Army in Scotland, Dunblane, Dunkeld, Edinburgh, Hamilton and Campsie, Inverness.
-, commission for plantation of kirks, warrant to
-, company of (company trading to Africa and the Indies; Scottish African Company), its colony in America, king's letter re, privileges of, act prorogating, Cp. Darien.
-, constables in, power of
-, copper coinage in, act allowing
-, council and exchequer, macers of
-, court lists, funds of, payments out of
-, court of justiciary, lord justice general, a commissioner for the Highlands, and see Primrose of Carrington.
-, court of session or college of justice:
-, lord justice clerk, a commissioner for the Highlands
-, lord president. See Dalrymple of North Berwick.
-, lords or senators of:
-, commissioners for the Highlands
-, loyal address from, king's letter of thanks for
-, nomination of
-, salaries of, Act to augment, proposed
-, And see Nicolson, Sir G.; Stuart, R.
-, regulation of, legislation for
-, crime in, legislation for punishment of
-, criminal court, regulation of
-, crown rents and revenues in, collection of, act for, proposed, receivers of, appointment
-, customs, tacksmen of, employee of, representation of
-, and Darien affairs
-, 'deforcers of their officers' in, prosecution of
-, disaffection in, persons imprisoned for, liberated
-, donators and forfaulted persons in, Act for regulating differences between, proposed
-, earl marshal. See Keith, George and William.
-, education in, endowment of
-, escheats and escheated goods, grants of power of the comsioners for the Highlands to uplift, etc.
-, exchequer:
-, address from, king's answer to
-, jurisdiction of, act for asserting, proposed
-, letter to
-, usher depute. See Steven, J. warrants to
-, See also (above) council and exchequer; (below) treasury and exchequer.
-, excises and impositions:
-, act for moderating, proposed
-, deficiency of
-, tacksmen of, pretentions of
-, And see Aberdeenshire.
-, feudal duties. See Dues.
-, fishing and fisheries in, encouragement of, legislation for salmon, Cp. below mussle scalp fishing; oyster dredging.
-, foreigners (not papists) in, Act for naturalizing, proposed
-, forfaulted persons. See above donators.
-, forts in, account of, required
-, France and, trade between, acts for regulating, proposed
-, gold plate for, expense of
-, great seal of:
-, baronetcies under
-, commission under
-, grant under
-, letters of remission under
-, warrants for
-, herrings from, importation of, to France
-, high commissioner. See below parliament.
-, high treason in, act for defining and determining, proposed
-, highlands (north of Scotland):
-, firearms in, unlawful to carry
-, gentlemen in, horses sent from Ireland to, the oaths taken by
-, 'heretors, lyferenters, proper wodsetters' in, lists of their men above 12 years to be supplied by
-, horses in, law against keeping
-, peace of (punishment of thefts and depredations in):
-, acts for, proposed
-, commission of justiciary for, act for renewing, proposed, list of names of, warrant and letter for
-, forces appointed for
-, historiographer in. See Campbell, Daniel.
-, horses shipped from Ireland to
-, hospitals in, acts to encourage
-, "ill humour of the people in,"
-, immorality. See below profaneness.
-, impositions. See above excises.
-, intercommuned persons, prosecutions for communing with
-, invalid companies. See Army in Scotland.
-, James II and, relations between
-, journeys to, expense for
-, judicatures, regulation of, acts for altering or rectifying, proposed
-, king of, pretended prince of Wales owned by Louis XIV as, see also James V, and (below) marriage.
-, king's almoner
-, king's chaplain
-, king's friends in, 'more and more alienated,'
-, king's solicitors in. See Carmichael, W.; Dalrymple, D.
-, knight marshal, office of, grants of and see Keith, Sir C.; Keith, John, earl of Kintore.
-, knighthoods in, high commissioner empowered to confer
-, lands in, grants, leases, etc.
-, planting, enclosing, etc., legislation for, proposed
-, letter carrier
-, lord advocate, a commissioner for auditing treasury accounts of Scotland
-, lord chancellor. See Hume, Sir P., earl of Marchmont.
-, lord high admiral of
-, lord justice clerk. See above court of session.
-, lord justice general. See above court of justiciary.
-, lord treasurer and lord treasurer depute. See below treasury.
-, Lyon king of arms, representation of
-, magazines in, state of
-, manslaughter in, prosecutions for
-, manufactures in, legislation for erecting, proposed, and see below trade.
-, markets and fairs in
-, marriage of a king or queen of, to a papist, legislation to provide against
-, marriages of children in, legislation for preventing, proposed
-, marshal of. See above earl marshal.
-, militia in, acts for modelling
-, mint of. See also Edinburgh.
-, extraordinary coinage in, between 1694 and 1698...3
-, graver in. See Clark, James.
-, master of. See Denham, Sir W. principal warden of, appointment
-, murderers in, prosecution of
-, mussle scalp fishing
-, news from
-, north of. See above highlands.
-, north of Ireland and, relations between
-, oath of allegiance and assurance in, act re, proposed
-, officials in:
-, houses of, assaulted
-, leave of absence for, stopped
-, salaries, pensions, etc., of: collector of vacant stipends
-, commissioner of the treasury
-, earl marshal
-, high commissioner
-, historiographer
-, intendant and overseer of invalids
-, king's solicitors
-, letter carrier
-, lord chancellor
-, lords of sessions
-, overseer and master of works
-, principal warden of the mint
-, receiver of Crown rents
-, storemaster general and keeper of arms
-, usher depute of the exchequer
-, outlaws in, prosecutions for harbouring
-, oyster dredging and planting
-, parliament of:
-, act of (27th Act, 1668), rescinded
-, adjournments
-, free lord of, creation of
-, high commissioner to, instructions to, purse bearer before, and see Douglas, J., duke of Queensberry; Hume, P., earl of Marchmont.
-, letter about Darien and
-, king's letters to
-, meetings
-, peers nominated to or ordered to attend
-, process before, against the duke of Gordon
-, peerages of, creation of. See Peerages.
-, pensions, and see above bishops' rents, officials (salaries).
-, permits to return to
-, personal liberty in, legislation for securing
-, plate for, See above gold.
-, poll money, payments out of
-, poor of, maintenance and employment of, acts for, proposed
-, popery in, legislation for preventing growth of
-, popish priests in, acts against, proposed
-, post office of, regulation of
-, post warrant to
-, prisoners in, liberation of, trial of, proposed legislation re
-, private rights and properties in, acts for security of, proposed
-, privy council:
-, clerk of. See Elliot, Sir G. and commissioners for the Highlands
-, and death sentences
-, intercepted letter from earl of Melfort to earl of Perth sent to
-, letters to
-, lord president. See Melville, G., earl of Melville.
-, power to tender the oath of allegiance, proposed legislation to give
-, recommendations of
-, warrants to
-, privy councillors, admitted
-, privy seal:
-, clerk and writer to. See Douglas of Dornock, James.
-, keeper of. See Douglas, J., duke of Queensberry.
-, profaneness and immorality in, acts for discouraging, proposed, and see below vice.
-, property in, act for selling by roup, proposed
-, public works in, encouragement of
-, queen of. See above marriage.
-, regality court, regulation of
-, regality and escheats, lords of
-, rents and revenues, act for clearing and asserting the jurisdiction of the exchequer in, proposed, audit of accounts of
-, royal burghs, erection of, see Campbeltown; legislation re, proposed, letter to
-, royal prerogative in
-, salaries of officials. See above officials.
-, salmon fishing in. See above fishing.
-, schools. See below universities.
-, seaport towns, act for moderating excises in, proposed
-, secretary of state, absence of, application to, and Scottish prisoners in Spain, and see Carmichael, J., Lord Carmichael; Ogilvy, J., earl of Seafield.
-, secretary depute or under secretary. See Pringle, Robert.
-, sedition in, proceedings against authors and contrivers of
-, sheep market in
-, sheriff court, regulation of
-, sheriffs in, and commissioners for the Highlands
-, signet, writers to. See Alves, W.; Cunningham of Ballindalloch, J.: Hamilton of Hags, Sir A.; Pantoun, W.; Stirling, W.; Taylour, J.
-, solicitors. See above king's solicitors.
-, sornings, prosecutions for
-, storemaster-general and keeper of arms, ammunition, etc., in
-, sumptuary laws, act for reviving proposed
-, suspects in prison, liberation of
-, teinds. See below tithes.
-, theft in, punishment of
-, thiggings in, prosections for
-, tithes (teinds) in:
-, commission of, act for regulating, proposed
-, grants, etc., of
-, records of, act for making up and obviating inconveniences arising by loss of
-, trade and manufactures:
-, commission for regulating, official attending
-, communication of, act for, and the burghs
-, encouragement of, legislation for, proposed
-, with foreigners, act for asserting the king's prerogative in ordering, maintenance of
-, with France, act for regulating or prohibiting, proposed
-, privileges of, maintenance of
-, treasury:
-, accounts of, commission for auditing, letter to
-, commissioners of:
-, and commissioners for ordering the invalids
-, letters to
-, memorial from, mentioned
-, warrants to
-, lord treasurer. See Montgomery, A., Lord Montgomery.
-, lord treasurer depute, a commissioner for auditing Scottish treasury accounts
-, treasury room, building of
-, treasury and exchequer, commissioner of, warrant to
-, treasury and exchequer room, furnishing of
-, under clerk of the bills
-, under secretary. See Pringle, Robert.
-, universities, schools and colleges:
-, acts to encourage, proposed, commission for visitation of, official attending
-, endowment
-, and see Edinburgh; Glasgow; St. Andrews.
-, vacant stipends, commission for uplifting, receiver and collector of
-, vice and immorality, legislation for repression of
-, wardrobe, first underkeeper of. See Leslie, A.
-, wine imports, prohibition of
-, woollen cloth, act for preventing importation of, proposed
-, works in, overseer and master of

Scotstoun. See Brown of Scotstoun.

Scott (Scot), Edward, affidavit of, mentioned
-, Francis, 1st lieutenant in Donegal's regiment
-, Henry, Lord Scott, guidon, 2nd Horse-Guards
-, James, duke of Monmouth, attainder of, regiment of
-, Thomas, presented to the vicarage of Wakefield
-, Walter, son of John Scott of Woll, lands resigned by
-, of Houndleshope, David, brother and heir of John, charter to
-, James, father of David, deceased
-, John, son of James, deceased
-, John, goodsir to David, lands resigned by
-, of Logie, —, overseer and master of works, Scotland, appointment and pension
-, James, younger and elder, commissioners for the highlands
-, of Thirlestane, Sir Francis, addition to his coat of arms
-, John, great grandfather of Sir Francis, grant of arms to, for services to James V
-, of Woll, John, charter to, lands resigned by

Scottish African Company. See Scotland, company of.

Scottish prisoners in Spain. See Spain.

Scougall of Whitehill, Sir James, a commissioner for the Highlands

Scrimzeor of Kirktoun, John and John, younger, commissioners for the Highlands

Scriven, William, sen., assistant of the guild of joiners, Dublin

Scrivener of the Household

Scudamore, John, deputy lieutenant for Herefordshire

Scuppers, milled, for the navy

Se defendendo, verdict of

Sea expedition [expedition against Cadiz], 'things necessary for' memorandum

Seafield, earldom of, creation of
-, Viscount. See Ogilvy, James.

Seals. See Great seal; Privy seal.

Sealy, John, payment to

Seaman, Dutton, elected member of the S.P.G.

Seamen (sailors):
-, commissioners for registering, certificate of
-, dismissed at Leghorn
-, distressed, aid for
-, impressment of, petition for protection against, cp. Impressment.
-, of King's Lynn, in H.M. service
-, lists of, for the Admiralty
-, 'nursery of.' See Coal trade.
-, their fear of slavery and the galleys
-, wages of. See Navy (Seamen).
-, wives and children of, employed in the silk trade
-, See also French navy, French seamen; Navy; Portuguese seamen; Spanish navy.

Searle. See Serle.

Searles, Mr., character of

Seaton Delaval, co. Northumberland

Seaward, Sir Edward, knt., deputy lieutenant for Exeter, letter from, signed by

Secret service money, issues of

Secretary at war. See Army in Scotland (clerk of the court martial); Blathwayt, W.; Clarke, Mr.

Secretary (Secretaries) of State:
-, ambassadors' expense allowed by
-, appointment of, no news of
-, certificate by
-, commissioners for trade
-, hawkers examined by
-, letter to
-, memorial to, mentioned
-, office of, registration of foreign ministers' chaplains at
-, prisoner brought before
-, Scotland. See Scotland.
-, secretaries to (under secretaries of state). See Ellis, J.; Hopkins, T.; Tucker, J.; Yard, R.
-, and the State Paper Office
-, See also Finch, D., earl of Nottingham; Hedges, Sir C.; Jenkins, Sir L.; Montagu, C., earl of Manchester; Trumbull, Sir W.; Vernon, J.; Villiers, E., earl of Jersey.

Sedition in Scotland. See Scotland.

Seditious books, libels and pamphlets, authors of, reward for discovery of, warrant to arrest

Seditious words, prosecutions for, punishment for

Sedley (Sidley), Sir Charles, bart., deceased, son of John, deceased, his son by Ann Ascough, wife of, in a monastery,
-, Sir Charles, bart., deputy lieutenant for Kent
-, Sir Charles, knt., deceased, son of Sir Charles, bart., and Ann Ascough
-, Charles, of Southfleet (commonly called Sir Charles), son of Francis, petition on behalf of, baronetcy granted to
-, Francis, widow of Sir Charles, knt., petition of
-, John, son of Sir William, bart.,
-, Richard, brother of Charles, 2nd son of Francis, baronetcy remainder to
-, Sir William, bart., of Aylesford, created baronet by James I

Seine, river

Selden, John, works of, proposal to publish

Selfe, Isaac, deputy lieutenant for Wiltshire

Selkirk, earl of. See Douglas, Charles.

Selkirk, sheriff clerk of

Selwyn, Sir Edward, deputy lieutenant for East Sussex
-, William, deputy lieutenant for Gloucestershire
-, William, brigadier, governor of Jamaica.
-, appointment and passage
-, copies of Benbow's instructions sent to
-, instructions and advices for
-, letter to
-, regiment of, exchanges with Bellasis, and see Army, regiments 2nd foot and 22nd foot.

Seminaries. See Papist seminaries.

Seminary priest, case re

Sempill, Francis, Lord Sempill, escheat of, gift of

Senectady (Skenechtade), America, forts and ordnance requirements at

Senegal (Africa), company of, work on their ships at Havre, discontinued

Senna, duty on, as to remitting

Sentinels. See Soldiers.

Septeville, —, captain of the Invincible

Sepp of Parquaria (R. R. F. F. Anthony Sepp), voyage by, and note.

Serigny, Mr. de, commander of the Furieux

Sergeants, pay of, in-pensioners of Chelsea Hospital, their allowance

Sergeants-at-Arms in ordinary, appointment of

Serjeant, Joseph, commissioner of the admiralty court of Jamaica, instructions to

Serjeants-at-law. See Neave, W.; Philipps, Sir A.; Smith, J.

Serle (Searle), Dorothy, widow of Henry, brothers of, see Mees, Carey and George; petition for a pension
-, Henry, captain of H.M.S. Bideford, his death in the West Indies

Servants, provided by the Victualling Office, for a sea expedition

Sessions of Peace. See Peace.

Setting dogs

Settlement, Act of (12 and 13 W. III, cap. 2, sec. III), extract of

Seuchan (Sewchan), See Agnew of Seuchan.

Sewell, Robert, captain in Tidcombe's regiment
-, Samuel, potmaker, petition of

Sewers, Commissioners of, for Bedford Level, laws and ordinances of

Seyer. See Sayer.

Seymour (Seymor), Charles, duke of Somerset, lord justice of England, piece of ground in Shields claimed by
-, Conway. See Conway, Francis.
-, Sir Edward, bart., E. Harrison's intention to visit
-, house prepared for, in Dublin
-, 'inclined to root out the Scotch in his estate
-, movements of
-, his opinion of Irish affairs
-, permit to hunt in the New Forest
-, raises his rents
-, recorder of Exeter
-, son of. See Conway, Francis.
-, and the trustees for Irish forfeitures
-, his visit to and opinion of the earl of Galway
-, William, colonel, regiment of. See Army, regiments, 4th and 24th foot.
-, William, lieutenant of the band of pensioners

Shackleton (Shakelton), Roger, alderman and deputy lieutenant for York city

Shaftesbury, earl of. See Cooper, A.A.

Shakelton. See Shackleton.

Shalborn. See Shelburne.

Shales, —, appointed auditor of Middlesex, letter to
-, Charles, king's goldsmith, issue to

Shallcross, John, invention petition and patent

Shambacke, Dr.

Shannon, Viscount. See Boyle, Richard.

Shannon river, French privateers required in, Irish army guarding

Sharp, John, archbishop of York, elected member of the S.P.G., report signed by

Shaw (Shawe), Edm., Irish papist, suspect
-, Isobell, widow of William, aid for
-, Sir John, bart., collector of customs in London, certificate of, deputy lieutenant for Kent
-, William, sergeant, died of wounds

Shealds. See Shields.

Shears, Bartholomew, purveyor and chafe wax in the court of chancery

Sheep market

Sheep skins, market for

Sheepy, Joseph, brother of the guild of glovers, Dublin

Sheerness, co. Kent, letter dated at, ordnance officers at

Sheffield, John, marquis of Normanby, 'a new session of poets' fathered on

Sheilineis in Peebles, co. Peebles, lands

Shelburne (Shalborn), Lord. See Petty, Henry.

Sheldon, Edward, licence to return from France
-, William, licence to return from France

Shenley (Shenly), co. Bucks., rectory of, presentation to

Shepheard (Sheppard), —, indicted
-, John, cornet in Echlin's regiment

Sherald Park in Needwood Forest, q.v.

Sherard (Sherrard), Bennet, Lord Sherard (afterwards earl of Harborough), deputy lieutenant for Lincoln and Lincolnshire, lord lieutenant of Rutland
-, Bennet, deputy lieutenant for Rutland
-, Daniel, captain in Fairfax's regiment

Sheriff court. See Scotland.

Sheriffs:
-, absence of, licences for
-, accounts of, in the Exchequer, difficulty of passing
-, bill for ease of
-, election of. See York.
-, may not serve more than one year
-, See also Chester, Ireland, London, Scotland, Surrey, Under Sheriffs.

Sherlock, William, D.D., dean of St. Paul's:
-, elected member of the S.P.G.
-, report signed by
-, writings of, and note.

Sherncote. See Shorncote.

Sherrard. See Sherard.

Sherret, Henry, admitted to the Charterhouse

Sherrington, —, alderman, and the rent of the priory of Eye

Sherwood Forest, warden of. See Holles, J., duke of Newcastle.

Sherwyn, James, petition for writ of error

Shetland islands (Zetland), property in, act for allowing sale by roup of, proposed, rents of see also Lerwick; Orkney.

Shiecleton, John, returned from France without licence

Shields (Shealds), North and South, cos. Northumberland and Durham, inhabitants of, petition of, piece of ground at, claimed by duke of Somerset, Spanish works at, guns for

Shipley, Samuel, informer

Ships (merchant ships and shipping):
-, beaching of, invention for
-, belonging to Jews
-, carpenters, in Hamburg, breach of contract by
-, commander of, rewarded for signal services
-, convoys for, need of, see also Convoys.
-, dearth of, for sending goods to the West Indies
-, defendable, encouragement to build
-, derelict, case re
-, disproportion between English and foreign
-, at Dunkirk
-, embargo on, evils of, preferred to a press, see also Embargo.
-, French duty on
-, for horses. See Horses (Army).
-, insurance of, rate of
-, less than 200 tons and 2 decks, duty on goods carried by
-, at Leghorn, persuaded to put up French colours
-, masters of, certificate of, petition of
-, named. See below.
-, naval seamen lent to, complaint re
-, passes for (Admiralty passes)
-, and the Algerines, proclamtion, re
-, order in Council re
-, price of. See Prices.
-, for a sea expedition, and note
-, seized at sea, the king's share
-, seizure of odd
-, tonnage on, Act of, proposed, duty of, reasons against
-, wearing H.M. colours, memorial re
-, wrecked. See Wrecks.
-, See also:
-, Colliers.
-, Convoys.
-, 'Danzig ships.'
-, Dutch ships.
-, French ships.
-, Irish ships.
-, Spanish ships.
-, Swedish ships.

Ships named:
-, British navy:
-, Adventure
-, Advice (Advise)
-, Anglesey
-, Angola, frigate
-, Arundell
-, Assistance
-, Barfleur
-, Bedford or Bedford Gaily, note, note.
-, Berwick, note, note.
-, Betty
-, Bideford (Bidiford, Biddiford)
-, Blackwell Hall, sloop
-, Bonadventure
-, Bonetta, sloop
-, Boyne, note
-, Bredah, note, note
-, letters dated
-, Bridgewater
-, Bristol
-, Britannia
-, Burford
-, Burlington
-, Cambridge
-, Canterbury, note
-, Canterbury Galley
-, Canterbury, storeship
-, Carcass, bomb-vessel
-, Carlisle, blown up, crew of, petition of
-, Catherine, yacht
-, Centurion
-, Charles Galley
-, Chatham, note, note.
-, Chichester
-, Colchester, note, note
-, Cornwall
-, Coventry
-, Crown (Crowne)
-, Cumberland
-, Deale Castle
-, Defiance (Defyance), note, note
-, Deptford
-, Diligence, brigantine
-, Dispatch, brigantine
-, Dolphin
-, Dorsetshire
-, Dover, letter dated
-, Dover Prize
-, Dragon
-, Dreadnought
-, Duke
-, Dunkirk (Dunkirke)
-, Dunwich
-, Eagle, advice boat, note, note.
-, Edgar
-, Essex
-, Essex Prize, letter dated
-, Exeter, note
-, Expedition
-, Experiment, letter dated
-, Express, advice boat
-, Falcon
-, Falmouth, note, note
-, Feversham
-, Firebrand, fireship
-, Flamborough (Flambrough)
-, Fleet frigott
-, Foresight
-, Fowey (Fowy, Foy)
-, Germoon
-, Gloucester (Glocester), note, note, letters dated
-, Gosport
-, Grafton
-, Greenwich, note, note
-, Hampshire, note, note.
-, Harwich
-, Hastings
-, Hawke, fireship
-, Henry
-, Hound
-, Humber
-, Hunter, fireship
-, Ipswich
-, Jersey (Jerzey).
-, John and Alexander, guardship, letter dated
-, Katherine, storeship
-, Kent, note, note.
-, Kingfisher
-, Kingston, note, note
-, Kinsale
-, Lancaster
-, Lightning, fireship
-, Lime
-, Lincoln
-, Lizard
-, London
-, Looe
-, Love
-, Lowestoft (Loestoft), note, note.
-, Ludlow
-, Lynn (Lyn)
-, Maidston
-, Margaret (Margrett)
-, Margate
-, Martin, ketch
-, Mary
-, Mary, galley
-, Mary, yacht
-, Medway, note, note.
-, Merlin
-, Mermaid
-, Messenger
-, Milford
-, Monmouth
-, Mountague, note, note.
-, Namure
-, Nassau
-, Newark
-, Newcastle
-, Newport, note, note.
-, Northumberland
-, Norwich
-, Orford
-, Ossory
-, Otter, sloop
-, Oxford
-, Pembroke (Pembrooke, Penbroke), note, note.
-, Pendennis, note, note.
-, Penzance (Pensance)
-, Peregrine, galley
-, Phenix,
-, Phenix, fireship
-, Plymouth
-, Poole
-, Portland
-, Prohibition, sloop
-, Queenborough (Queenbrough, Queensborough)
-, Rainbow
-, Ranelagh
-, letters from
-, Resolution note, note.
-, Revenge
-, Rochester
-, Roebuck
-, Romney (Romny), note, note.
-, Royal Oak
-, Royal Transport
-, Ruby, note, note
-, Rupert, prize
-, Russell
-, Rye
-, St. Antonio, sloop
-, St. David
-, St. Lo (St. Loe, Santelo), yacht
-, Salisbury
-, Sampson
-, Sandwich
-, Santelo. See above St. Lo.
-, Scarborough (Scarbrough), commander of, death of
-, Seaford
-, Seahorse
-, Shark, sloop
-, Sheerness
-, Shoreham
-, Shrewsbury
-, Soedyke (Soesdyke)
-, Soldado Prize
-, Solebay
-, Somerset
-, Sorlings
-, Southampton
-, Spy, brigantine
-, Stirling (Sterling) Castle
-, Stromboli (Strombolo), fireship
-, Suffolk
-, Suffolk, hagboat, hospital ship, note, note.
-, Suffolke-Hack-Boat
-, Sunderland
-, Swallow
-, Swan, and note.
-, Swift
-, Swiftsure
-, Terrible
-, Terrible, fireship
-, Tilbury, letters from
-, Torbay
-, Triumph, letter from
-, Union
-, Vesuvius, fireship, note, note.
-, Victory
-, Vulcan, fireship
-, Vulture, fireship, note, note.
-, Wentworth
-, Weymouth
-, Winchelsea
-, Winchester, note, note; letters from
-, Windsor, note, note
-, Woolfe
-, Worcester
-, Yarmouth
-, York (Yorke)
-, French navy:
-, Admirable
-, Adroit
-, Aigle
-, Aimable (Amiable)
-, Alcyon (Halcyon)
-, Amiable. See Aimable.
-, Ambitious
-, Amphitrite
-, Apollo
-, Ardent
-, Assure
-, Aurora
-, Bizarre
-, Bourbon
-, Capable
-, Cheval Marin, (Sea Horse)
-, Conquérant (Conquerour)
-, Conquest
-, Constant
-, Content
-, Courtisan (Curtesan, Curtezan)
-, Dauphine
-, Dolphin
-, Dragon
-, Dragon, fireship
-, Dragon Volant
-, Eclatant (Esclatant)
-, Entendu
-, Eole
-, Esclatant. See Eclatant.
-, Espérance
-, Esprit
-, Eveillé, fireship
-, Excellent
-, Fendant
-, Ferme
-, Fort
-, Foudroyant
-, Fourbe, fireship
-, Francis
-, François
-, Furièux (Furious)
-, Gironde, frigate
-, Gloutonne, flute
-, Halcyon. See Alcyon.
-, Happy
-, Happy Return
-, Haughty
-, Henry
-, Hope
-, Invincible
-, Juste, (Just)
-, Loire
-, Loire, flute
-, Lys
-, Marques
-, Marvellous. See Merveilleux.
-, Mercure (Mercury)
-, Merveilleux (Marvellous)
-, Mignon
-, Milford, frigate
-, Moderé (Moderate)
-, Monarque
-, Moor (More)
-, Mutine
-, Nereyde
-, Orgueilleux
-, Oriflame
-, Palmier
-, Parfait
-, Polite
-, Poly
-, Profond (Profund)
-, Prompt
-, Providence, flute
-, Prudent
-, Railleuse
-, Renommée
-, Royal Lewis
-, Royal Sun
-, Sage
-, St. Esprit
-, St. Louis
-, St. Michel (St. Michael)
-, St. Phillippe
-, Sceptre
-, Sea Horse. See above Cheval Marin.
-, Seine
-, Seine, flute
-, Solide (Solid)
-, Soverain
-, Strong
-, Superbe
-, Syreine
-, Terrible
-, Thebaide (Thebaid)
-, Thunderbolt
-, Thunderer
-, Trident
-, Trumpet, a barco longo
-, Vainqueur (Vanquisher)
-, Vermandois
-, Ville de Dansick
-, Volontaire (Volunteer, Voluntaire)
-, Zirkzé (Zirckzee)
-, (other than British and French navy):
-, Adventure, galley
-, Alexander of London
-, Anne
-, Anne of Bristol
-, Anne, sloop, of Gosport
-, Antony, sloop
-, Ashurst
-, Barbara of Dublin
-, Batchelors Endeavour
-, Benwell
-, Bridgeman
-, Bristow of London
-, Carlisle
-, Charity of Bristol
-, Clement
-, Cloudesley (Cloudesley Galley)
-, Cole and Bean, galley
-, Crown of Bideford
-, Danby Galley, privateer
-, D. Flandria Cp. Flandria.
-, Diligence of Ramsgate
-, Elizabeth and Mary of London
-, Endeavour, pink
-, Firr Tree of Sandwich
-, Flandria, Cp.D.Flandria.
-, Francis
-, Friends Goodwill
-, George of Plymouth
-, Gift of God
-, Hannibal (African Co.), turned pirate
-, Henrietta
-, Hester
-, Holder Friggot
-, James of Cork
-, John of London
-, John Hopewell of London
-, John and Thomas
-, Joseph
-, Joseph and Thomas of London
-, Judith and Ann of Ramsgate
-, Julian, prize
-, King David
-, King of Spain
-, Lambs-Hill of Amsterdam
-, La Nostre Dame
-, Leo
-, Lewis of Croswick
-, Loyal Merchant (Old E. I. Co.)
-, Lucas, packet boat of Dover
-, Margaret of New York
-, Mary
-, Mary of Anderne
-, Mocha, frigate
-, Moscovy Merchant
-, Nathaniel and John of London
-, Neptune, brigantine
-, Nicholson
-, Occasion of Havre
-, Owners Adventure of London
-, Owners Goodwill
-, Owners Supply of Ramsgate
-, Penelope
-, Queen of Spain
-, Resolution of Bristol
-, Revenge Galley
-, Roger and James of Plymouth
-, St. Francis
-, St. Maria
-, St. Peter, fly boat
-, Sarah of Bideford
-, Seahorse, sloop
-, Smyrna Merchant
-, Speedwell of Rarnsgate
-, Thomas and Michael
-, Two Sheriffs of London
-, Unity of Ramsgate
-, Whale, Greenland fishery ship

Shipton, James, chaplain to Stewart's regiment

Shitterton in Bere Regis, grounds called

Shoreditch, Richard, deputy lieutenant for Middlesex

Shoreham, co. Sussex, French ship taken to

Shorncote (Sherncote), co. Wilts., rectory of, advowson and right of presentation conveyed to the Crown

Short, Peter, deputy lieutenant for Lincoln and Lincolnshire
-, Richard, captain of H.M.S. Winchelsea

Shorter, [Catherine], granddaughter to Lady Phillips, her marriage to Sir R. Walpole
-, Daniel, admitted to the Charterhouse

Shortrig, Elizabeth, spouse of James Dalzell, grant of lands to

Shovell, Sir Cloudesley:
-, captain to
-, commissioner of the navy
-, deputy lieutenant for Kent
-, marine regiment of
-, and naval preparations
-, opinion of, on the press gang
-, petition of, for allowance as admiral of the blue report on
-, table money allowed to

Shrewsbury, earl of. See Talbot, Charles.

Shrimpton, —, colonel, recommendation from

Shubridge, William, brother of the guild of glovers, Dublin, petition of

Shugburgh, Sir Charles, bart., deputy lieutenant for Warwickshire

Shurery (Shurerie, Ishurerie), co. Caithness, town and lands, office of bailie

Shute, Henry, clerk, elected member of the S.P.G.

Sicily, thrown silk from

Sick and wounded, commissioners of, charges against, petition for appointment

Sidley. See Sedley.

Sidney, [John], captain in the 1st Foot-Guards
-, See also Sydney.

Signal services, reward for. See Cumberbatch, Desborow.

Signet, the, clerk of, writers to. See Scotland.

Silk, duty on, as to remitting, importation of And see Italian silk, Thrown silk.

Silk weavers, encouragement of

Silkstead (Silsted), near Winchester, co. Hants, popish priest at, warrant to arrest

Silver, Alexander, fire worker

Silver coins. See Money.

Silver mine, discovery of

Silver mining in Wales, encouragement of

Simons, Mrs., widow of clerk of works at Hampton Court, her house
-, See also Symons.

Simony. See Church of England.

Simpson, Thomas, master of the Batchelors Endeavour
-, Thomas, convicted of piracy, pardon for

Sinclair, James, an under clerk of the bills, Scotland, gift of rents to
-, of Duren, John, minority of
-, Robert, deceased
-, of Stevenson, Sir Robert, a commissioner for auditing Scottish treasury accounts

Sincock, Robert, captain of H.M.S. Edgar

Singleton, Ard., ensign in Geo. Hamilton's regiment

Sisson, John, joiner, appointed master of the guild of joiners, Dublin, petition of

Sittingbourne, co. Kent, William III stays the night at

Six Clerks' Office. See Chancery Court.

Skeen, John, entered on the charity roll of Scotland

Skeffington, Sir John, 2nd Viscount Massereene, privy councillor of Ireland

Skenechtade. see Senectady.

Skiddy, Patrick, shopkeeper of Cork, suspect, brother of, informer

Skinner, Martin, 3rd engineer, Ireland, orders to

Skinners of Dublin, charter for

Skins. See Sheep.

Skipwith, Mr., cornet in Macclesfield's regiment

Skrymshire, Sir Charles, deputy lieutenant for Staffordshire

Skyrme, William, deputy lieutenant for Haverfordwest and Pembrokeshire

Slade, —, captain, R.N., extract of letter from
-, Thomas, letter from

Slaicks, co. Kirkcudbright. See Calside.

Slapplacks

Slare (Hare), Frederick, doctor of physic, elected member of the S.P.G., and note.

Slater, Thomas, deputy lieutenant for Cambridgeshire

Slaughter, Chambers, J.P. at Worcester, letters from or to

Slaughter, remission of

Slaves (captives) in Morocco:
-, list of, mentioned
-, exchange of, for Mahometan slaves
-, number still remaining in Barbary
-, redeemed and brought home: to be taken through the city, see also Redemption.
-, soldiers, petition of
-, to serve in the navy
-, galley. See Galley.

Sleigh (Sligh), Gervace, merchant of Jamaica, petition of
-, Samuel, captain of a company in Stanley's regiment

Slezer, John, captain of the artillery company in Scotland

Sligh. See Sleigh.

Slingsby (Slingesby), H., letter from
-, Henry, licence to return from France
-, Mrs. Mary, in Dublin, letters directed to, intercepted

Slippers, prize goods

Sloane, William, almsman's place for

Smart, John, writer in Edinburgh, nominated procurator fiscal of the commissariat of Edinburgh

Smelt, Leonard, deputy lieutenant for Yorkshire (N.R.)

Smiddiegreen. See Campbell of Smiddiegreen.

Smith (Smyth, Smythe), Altham, deputy lieutenant for Cambridgeshire
-, Edmund, consul at the Canary Islands, imprisoned by the Inquisition, pension and employment for
-, Edward, petition signed by
-, Edward, bishop of Down and Connor, sworn a privy councillor of Ireland
-, Elizabeth, wife of Edmund, petition of
-, Francis, pass for
-, George, chaplain to Meredith's regiment
-, Henry, 2nd lieutenant and captain, 1st Foot-Guards
-, Henry, deputy lieutenant for Coventry
-, Henry, elected scholar of Winchester
-, Hugh, lieutenant in Ingoldsby's regiment
-, James, surgeon to the royal regiment of fusiliers
-, John, searcher, Limerick
-, John, clerk of the Irish Parliament, upper house
-, John, captain of H.M.S. Dispatch
-, John, vice-dean of Durham cathedral, petition signed by
-, John, deputy lieutenant for Wiltshire
-, John, chancellor of the exchequer, revocation of patent as, commissioner of the treasury, deputy lieutenant for Hampshire
-, John, prisoner in Gloucester gaol for murder, petition and pardon
-, John, committed for robbery, pretends relationship to the bishop of London
-, John, serjeant-at-law, justice of the Common Pleas, Ireland, appointment and salary, commissioner for hearing chancery causes
-, John, page of the bedchamber, money warrant to
-, Sir John, deputy lieutenant for Somerset
-, Medburn, captain in Charlemont's regiment
-, Robert, colonel, privy councillor, Ireland
-, Robert, comptroller of Drogheda
-, Samuel, pass for
-, Thomas, captain in Donegal's regiment
-, Thomas, appointed king's procurator in maritime, foreign, civil and ecclesiastical causes
-, William, lieutenant in Coote's regiment
-, William, major, pardon of, caveat against
-, [William], brother [in law] and secretary to Lord Berkeley in the Gloucestershire lieutenancy, list of deputy lieutenants signed by

Smith. See Gun Smith.

Smith and servant (army), pay of

Smithson, Hugh, deputy lieutenant for Middlesex

Smithstown, co. Clare

Smollet of Bounill, Sir James, commissioner for the Highlands
-, Tobias, younger, commissioner for the Highlands

Smuggling, prevention of, proposals for

Snailwell (Snailewell), co. Cambridge, road to Chippenham from, enclosure of

Snaith, co. York (W.R.)

Snapes (Snipes, Snaps), Elizabeth, charge against
-, John, captain of the Holder Friggot, charges against

Snaw. See Snow.

Snee, Peter, weaver, petition of

Snell, John, mayor of Exeter, deposition taken before, letter from
-, Thomas, deputy lieutenant for Gloucester city

Sneyd, Ralph, deputy lieutenant for Staffordshire

Snipes. See Snapes.

Snooke, —, widow, arms seized at her house

Snow. Mr., of the Six Clerks' Office

Snow (Snaw). See French Navy (ships).

Soame (Soames), Edmund, captain in Bellasis's regiment
-, Jos., captain of H.M.S. Phenix

Soap, duty on, proposed, estimated amount made yearly in England, foreign, greater duty on, proposed, ingredients of, duty on, price of. See Prices.

Soap-houses, number of

Soap-making, methods of

Society for the propagation of the Gospel, charter for, warrant, members of, names of, and see Bray, T.

Sod fort. See New England.

Sodbury, co. Gloucester

Soham Mere, co. Cambridge

Solder, milled and cast, for the navy

Soldiers (sentinels, private centinels):
-, enlistment of, in the navy, proclamation re
-, in- and out-pensioners of Chelsea Hospital, their allowances
-, pay of
-, poor, passes to England for, redeemed from slavery, petition of

Soldiers and sailors:
-, ex, provision for, injured or disabled, provision for
-, Savoy pensions for
-, widows and dependents of, aid for, petition of

Solebay engagement, sailor wounded at

Solicitor (Horseguards), pay of

Solicitor-General, and Irish bills, opinion of, See also Hawles, Sir John; Law Officers.
-, Ireland. See Ireland.

Sols, exchange value of.

Somerford-Booths, co. Cheshire. See Booths.

Somerleyton (Somerlaiton), co. Suffolk

Somers, John, Lord Somers lord chancellor, warrant to, petition signed by

Somerset, duke of. See Seymour, Charles.

Somerset, deputy lieutenants for, high sheriff of, lord lieutenant of. See Butler, James, duke of Osmond.

Somerset herald. See Heralds, College of.

Somervell (Sommerville), —, ensign in Howe's regiment
-, —, captain, adjutant-general in Scotland
-, James, in Italy, examination of

Sone, François, pirate, brought prisoner to England

Soransee, Evuretre, committed for assault

Sorlings. See Scilly.

Sorrento. See Merolla da Sorrento.

Sorsoleil, John Baptist, chaplain to the garrison in Jersey

Sotherne, Samuel, commissioner of the navy, petition of

Soul. See Du Soul.

Sound, The, English vessels in, add expresses to and from

Soundings, The, naval stations in

South, Henry, lieutenant in Meredith's regiment

South Level, fens of, detriment to

Southampton, earl of. See Wriothesley, Thomas.

Southampton:
-, gaol, prisoner in
-, letter dated from
-, mayor of. See Mellish, Mr. M.P. for. See Decardonnell, Adam.
-, parliamentary election at
-, suspect at, arrested

Southampton county. See Hampshire.

Southerland. See Sutherland.

Southers, —, suspect, warrant to arrest

Southfleet, co. Kent

Southwark, co. Surrey:
-, deputy lieutenants for
-, justices of the peace for, to enforce laws against papists
-, parliamentary election for
-, post office, master of

Southwell, Mr., official
-, Courtney, ensign in Brudenell's regiment, post warrant for
-, Edward, deputy lieutenant for Gloucestershire
-, Edward, joint keeper of the Privy Seal, allowance in lieu of diet, warrant to
-, Edward, clerk of the Crown, King's Bench, Ireland, in reversion, prothonotary of Common Pleas, Ireland
-, Sir Thomas, bart., appointed a trustee for barracks in Ireland
-, William, captain, major in Columbine's regiment
-, William, petition signed by

Southwick, co. Hants, manor of, road to Portsmouth from, enclosure and diversion of part

Sovery in Kilmadock parish, co. Perth, half town, lands, loch and fishing

Spades, for New York

Spain:
-, administrator of commerce, hardships imposed on British subjects by
-, admiral of. See Navaretta, Don Pedro.
-, British minister in, correspondence with
-, coast of, fortifications on, improvement of, French sending provisions to
-, and the Emperor, Methuen on
-, envoy extraordinary to. See Stanhope, Alexander.
-, government of, disappointed by delay of the flota
-, harbours in Flanders which belonged to
-, hats for, making and vending of
-, and Holland, relations between
-, king of. And see Charles II:
-, desires Château Renaud 'to command all his naval forces,'
-, French man-of-war presented to
-, letter from the elector of Bavaria to, mentioned
-, master [ship] builder sent to
-, orders of, re English and Dutch trade in the West Indies
-, Louis XIV 'will soon settle the affairs of,'
-, merchants trading to, petition of
-, moorish slaves in, redemption of
-, necessity of protecting Jamaica against
-, packet boat to, fired on by French man-of-war
-, partisans of France in, disappointed by delay of the flota
-, ports of, inspection of, officer for registering seamen in
-, postal treaty with, agent for negotiating. See Hill, Oliver.
-, prisoners from Darien condemned in
-, salt exported from
-, and the Scots at Darien, reported agreement between
-, ship building in 'after the French way,'
-, tobacco imported into, from British plantations
-, war with, impending
-, wines of, from St. Sebastian
-, wool from. See Spanish wool.

Spain, voyage from, note.

Spanheim, baron de, envoy extraordinary from Prussia, memorial of, yacht for

Spanish (the Spanish):
-, ambassador at [Brussels] 'begins to treat us more favourably
-, army in Ostend, in Spanish Netherlands, strength of
-, captives in Morocco, as to redemption of
-, colours, Estrees' squadron to carry
-, consul in London. See Navarro.
-, doubloons, note.
-, Flanders
-, flota (galleons, plate fleet):
-, Benbow ordered to intercept and seize
-, convoy for (French and Portuguese) refusal to send it home under
-, delayed in the West Indies
-, effects of (goods, money):
-, laden at Cadiz, no market in Mexico for
-, prevention of embezzlement of
-, ready for shipping at Vera Cruz
-, required by France to carry on a war
-, William III's intention re
-, French intention to seize
-, letter from Mons. Schoonenberg re
-, movements of, reported
-, gold
-, histories
-, in Jamaica, jealous of the French
-, Inquisition, British consul imprisoned by, encroachments of, in the Canary Islands, and the redemption of Moorish slaves
-, leather dressers, of Dublin, charter for
-, monarchy, French policy re
-, navy (men-of-war, ships of war):
-, collaborating with French and see Confederate Fleet.
-, galleys, command of
-, lieutenant-general (commandergeneral) of. See Rousselet.
-, movements
-, at Ostend
-, seamen for, officer for registering
-, Netherlands, French forces in, strength of, Spanish forces in, strength of, strong places in, seized by the French
-, pilots, for French men-of-war going to the West Indies
-, pistoles and half pistoles, value of, in Ireland
-, post
-, ships, in the West Indies, Benbow ordered to attack and seize, reports from
-, succession, the Emperor's pretensions, treaty for. See Partition treaty.
-, West Indies:
-, Benbow's instructions re.
-, French afraid they may be taken by the English and Dutch
-, French squadron (naval forces) for
-, French supplies for, to be prevented
-, governors in, refuse to send home the Plate fleet under French convoy
-, lace sold in
-, negro trade to, to be cut off.
-, new viceroy for
-, wool, cargo of, stolen, used by felt-makers

Spanish works. See Shields.

Sparks, James, seaman, convict, pardon for

Spartel. See Cape Spartel.

Spateman, John, deputy lieutenant for Derbyshire

Speak, John, deputy lieutenant for Somerset

Speccott, John, deputy lieutenant for Cornwall

Speke, Hugh, information against, letters from, prisoner in Exeter gaol, treasonable papers written by, seizure of
-, John, brother of Hugh, as M.P. [for Taunto add.]

Spencer, Mr., merchant at Tetuan, instrument for prolonging truce with Sally sent to
-, Anne, countess of Sunderland
-, Anthony, potmaker, petition of
-, Robert, earl of Sunderland, visitors to

Spicemaker, Ludolph, post warrant for

Spinola, Diego Felipez de Gusman, 3rd Marquis of Leganes, and the redemption of Moorish slaves, and note.

Spiny, co. Moray, regality

Spirits, duties on, from corn, method of making palatable, and see Brandy.

Spithead, army transports for, Dutch men-of-war at, H.M. ships for and at

Spitle of Leuchat, James, commissioner for the Highlands

Spitlehop. See Glen.

Spitlehope, co. Peebles, lands

Spitzbergen, journal kept by sailors at, note.

Sport. See Stag hunting, Tennis.

Spott. See Murray of Spott.

Sprague, Edward, captain in Fairfaxs' regiment

Sprat, Thomas, bishop of Rochester, dean of Westminster, elected member of the S.P.G.

Spring, Sir Thomas, of Pakenham, bart., deputy lieutenant for franchises of Bury, co. Suffolk

Sprott, Henry, grant of plate to

Spry, William, 'favourite' of Baron Hatsell, prosecuted for receiving money for obtaining pardons and reprieves

'Sqraw, The,' intrigue with

Stacey, Benjamin, councillor of Bombay, a commissioner to try piracies

Stafford, —, a captain in the late rebellion, arrested
-, Edmund, captain, leave to come to England
-, Hugh, deputy lieutenant for Devon
-, John, deputy lieutenant for Gloucestershire

Staffordshire:
-, deputy lieutenants for
-, J.P.s for
-, lord lieutenant of. See Paget, W., Lord Paget.
-, post warrant to

Stag hunting, licence for

Staines, co. Middlesex, postmaster of, letter to, bridge, bounds of the Thames fishermen

Staino, Thomas, clerk, elected member of the S.P.G.

Stair, Viscount. See Dalrymple, J.

Stamford, earl of. See Grey, T.

Stamford, co. Lincoln, town clerk of

Stamp Office, commissioners of, appointment of, letter to, stampers in, appointment of

Standing armies, European rivalry in maintaining

Stanekirk. See Steinkirk.

Stanhope (Stanhop), —, deputy lieutenant for Lincoln and Lincolnshire
-, —, colonel in the FootGuards
-, Alexander:
-, [envoy extraordinary] at the court of Madrid
-, envoy extraordinary to the States General and plenipotentiary for negotiations at the Hague:
-, his departure, certificate of
-, allowance and expense for
-, and the deputies from Danzig
-, letter from, mentioned
-, matter referred to
-, memorial received from
-, Charles, deputy lieutenant for Nottingham, town and county
-, George, D.D., chaplain in ordinary, elected member of the S.P.G.
-, James, colonel, regiment of.
-, See Army, regiments, 11th foot.
-, Sir William, deputy lieutenant for Nottingham, town and county

Stanian. See Stanyan.

Stanley (Stanly), —, colonel
-, Mr., letter to
-, Lady, lodging of, boxes and a picture seized at
-, J. (Mint), report signed by
-, James, colonel, regiment of. See Army, regiments, 16th foot.
-, John, lieutenant, R.N.
-, John, surveyor of Customs, Ireland, in reversion
-, Sir John, commissioner of the Stamp Office, resigned, retains his post under earl of Jersey, teller of the Exchequer, appointment
-, William, D.D., archdeacon of London, elected member of the S.P.G.

Stanley (Stanly), co. York, W.R.

Stannard, Francis, presented to the rectory of Shenley

Stanney, co. Cheshire

Stanyan (Stanian, Stanion), Abraham, secretary to the embassy to France, certificate of his return, expense for
-, Lawrence, a farmer of the revenue in Ireland, petition of

Staple contract. See Camphire.

Staple goods, unloaded at Rotterdam

Staple port. See Hamburgh, Minehead.

Stapleton (Stapylton), Bryan, ensign in Stanley's regiment
-, Sir Bryan, bart., deputy lieutenant for Yorkshire, N.R.
-, Sir Miles
-, Miles, M.A., appointed canon or prebendary of Worcester cathedral
-, Robert, captain of H.M.S. Jersey.

Stapley, Sir John, bart., deputy lieutenant for East Sussex

Starkey, —, election records mislaid by, petition of

Start Point, co. Cornwall, and Ushant, H.M. ships cruising between

State Paper Office:
-, keeper of. See Williamson, Sir J.
-, permit to use the records in
-, warrant for delivery of the keys, etc., of

Statherick, minister of, son of. See Houston, T.

Stationer. See Churchill, W.

Stationery, supplied

Staughton, William, chaplain to Charlemont's regiment

Stebbing, Philip, deputy lieutenant for Norwich
-, Samuel, rouge rose pursuivant, appointed Somerset herald

Stedman, —, ensign in Coote's regiment
-, Charles, ensign in Meredith's regiment
-, David, captain in Ingoldsby's regiment
-, Richard, high sheriff of Brecknockshire, licence of absence

Steevens. See Stephens.

Steinkirk (Steenkirk, Stanekirk), battle of, officers killed or wounded at

Stell of Culbin. See Culbin.

Stephens (Steevens), —, attorney at Gloucester, clerk to
-, Edward, deputy lieutenant for Gloucestershire
-, Martha, widow, attendant in the nursery of the late Queen, petitioner for almswoman's place
-, Nathaniel, deputy lieutenant for Gloucestershire
-, Richard, letter from
-, Thomas, of Lyppiatt, deputy lieutenant for Gloucestershire
-, Thomas, of Sodbury, deputy lieutenant for Gloucestershire

Stephenson, John, affidavit of
-, See also Stevenson.

Stepney (Stepny), George:
-, commissioner for trade
-, envoy extraordinary to the Emperor of Germany, equipage and expense for pass and passage for
-, Joseph, letter in favour of, mentioned
-, Samuel, merchant in Lisbon, letter signed by
-, Sir Thomas, bart., deputy lieutenant for Pembrokeshire

Stepney, co. Middlesex

Stepney collection, news letters from

Sterling, Henry, ensign in Donegal's regiment
-, James, captain in Donegal's regiment
-, See also Stirling.

Sterne, John, potmaker, petition of

Stert, Richard, merchant, petition signed by

Steven, James, usher depute to the Exchequer, Scotland, his duties, etc., addition allowance

Stevenson, Alexander, merchant of Edinburgh
-, Alexander, commissary clerk of Glasgow, deceased
-, John, son of Alexander, appointed commissary clerk of Glasgow
-, See also Stephenson.

Stevenson. See Sinclair of Stevenson.

Stewart (Steuart, Stuarte, Steward), —, captain of H.M.S. Shrewsbury
-, —, captain of a 3rd rate, proposed
-, Alexander, Lord Garlies, afterwards earl of Galloway, deceased, grant to
-, Arthur, captain in Mountjoy's regiment
-, Charles, ensign in Mountjoy's regiment
-, Charles, captain in Mountjoy's regiment
-, Charles, captain in Gustavus Hamilton's regiment
-, Dougall, fiar of Blairhall, commissioner for the Highlands
-, Elizabeth, widow, enrolled in the charity roll, Scotland.
-, Frances Teresa, duchess of Richmond, her title to alnage duties
-, Henry, captain lieutenant in Stewart's regiment
-, James, lieutenant in Meredith's regiment
-, James, captain of H.M.S. Exeter
-, James, earl of Galloway, teinds of the priory of Whithorn granted to
-, James, lieutenant in Mountjoy's regiment
-, John, writer in Dunkeld, appointment for
-, John, lieutenant-colonel, his company of guards, Scotland
-, Nicholas [sic], daughter of W. Stewart of Castle Stewart, spouse to captain W. Maxwell, charter to
-, Robert, advocate, a commissary of Edinburgh, nominated a lord of session
-, William, major-general, pensioner on the Irish establishment, regiment of. See Army regiments, 9th foot.
-, William, captain in Stewart's regiment, death of
-, William, 1st lieutenant in Mountjoy's regiment
-, William, secretary to the duke of Queensberry, gift of escheat to
-, William, Viscount Mountjoy, leave to come to England, regiment of, commissions in, companies added to, raised for service in Ireland
-, of Castle Stewart, William
-, William, younger
-, of Elgine, bailie, commissioner for the Highlands
-, of Livingston, John, captain in Teviot's regiment, charter to
-, of Physgill, John
-, of Tillicoultry, Robert, commissioner for the Highlands

Stiles, Humphrey, deputy lieutenant for Kent

Stillington, Thomas, deputy lieutenant for Yorkshire, E.R.

Stipends, of chaplains in the Savoy, of minister in Lerwick, in Pennsylvania, vacant. See Scotland.

Stirkshaws. See Chisholme of Stirkshaws.

Stirling, John, appointed principal of Glasgow college
-, William, writer to the Signet, Scotland, charter in favour of
-, See also Sterling.

Stirling, provost of. See Napier, Francis.

Stirling, lordship of, feu maills and duties of, grant of

Stirling Castle:
-, captain of, pay of
-, company of foot in, 1st lieutenant of
-, deputy governor, pay, and see Erskine, John.
-, establishment, detailed
-, governor of, accommodation for
-, inspection of

Stirlingshire, commission of justiciary for, convener of, sheriff depute of. See Livingstone of Bedlormie.

Stoake river. See Wissey.

Stock, William, shipwright of Limehouse and carpenter of the Holder Friggott, declaration of

Stockholm, British resident at, see Robinson, J.; ships for

Stocks, price of. See Prices.

Stoke, co. Suffolk

Stoke Climsland, co. Cornwall, rectory of, presentation to

Stone, Mr., at Angra, letter from
-, Richard, surveyor-general, Ireland
-, Richard, chancery master, Ireland, commissioner for hearing causes in Chancery
-, William, deputy lieutenant for Middlesex

Stonehouse, Francis, deputy lieutenant for Wiltshire
-, Sir John, bart., deputy lieutenant for Berkshire

Stonehurst, Miss —, niece to Mr. Chaplain, engagement of

Stoneware, duty on, Act granting (7 and 8 W. III, c. 31)

Stopford, Jos., major, captain in Brudenell's regiment

Storekeepers of ordnance, pay of, see also Portsmouth.

Stote, Bartram, deputy lieutenant for Northumberland

Stott, Abraham, convict, pardon for

Stoughton, William, lieutenant-governor of Massachusetts Bay, appointed commissioner for trying piracies

Stow-Bardolph, co. Norfolk, drowned lands of

Stowell, Jonas, comptroller of Kinsale

Strabane, Viscount. See Hamilton, James.

Stradbroke (Stradbrook), co. Suffolk, collection of a rent

Stradling, Sir Edward, bart., deputy lieutenant for Glamorganshire

Strafford, earl of. See Wentworth, T.

Strafford, Nicholas, bishop of Chester, elected member of the S.P.G.

Straits (Streights). See Mediterranean.

Straloch. See Robertson of Straloch.

Strang, David, merchant in Lisbon, letter signed by

Strangeways. See Strangways.

Strangford, co. Down, comptroller, customer and searcher of

Strangways (Strangeways), Thomas, deputy lieutenant for Dorset, deputy lieutenant for Somerset

Stratford, Mr., merchant, attending the Treasury
-, Thomas, licence to return from France

Stratford-upon-Avon, co. Warwick

Strathallan, Viscount. See Drummond, W.

Strathearn (Stratharn, Strathern), co. Perth, stewartry and lordship of

Strathmore, earl of. See Lyon, J.

Strathnaver, Lord. See Gordon, J.

Streete, —, consulat Fayall, letter from, mentioned

Strickland, Charles, captain of H.M.S. Pendennis
-, Robert, relation of
-, Sir Roger, relation of
-, Sir William, bart., deputy lieutenant for Yorkshire, E.R. and N.R.

Stringer, Francis, deputy lieutenant for Nottingham, town and county
-, John, deputy lieutenant for Nottingham, town and county
-, Thomas, deputy lieutenant for Lancashire
-, Thomas, lieutenant-colonel and colonel, captain of a company, 1st Foot-Guards, commission as colonel of foot, his regiment, commissions in

Strivie (Struie). See Fraser of Strivie.
-, son to. See Fraser, Hugh.

Strode, Councillor, his chamber in Lincoln's Inn

Strood, co. Kent, within the viceadmiralty of Kent

Strowde, William, deputy lieutenant for Dorset

Struie. See Strivie.

Strundell, Marck, illness of

Strype, John, permit to search and copy records in the State Paper Office

Stuart. See Stewart.

Studholme, Eliakim, lieutenant in Macclesfield's regiment

Stukely, —, captain in Marlborough's regiment

Sturgiss, Peatly, certificate signed by

Stuston, co. Suffolk

Styles, Richard, patentee of office of prothonotary, co. Monmouth

Sub-brigadiers (Horse-Guards), pay of

Subornation of witnesses

Subsidy on broadcloth

Succoth. See Campbell of Succoth.

Suckley, Mary, charge against
-, William, commander of the Cloudesley Gally, charge against

Suckley (Suckly), co. Worcester, rectory of, presentation to

Sucklin, Shelton, cornet in Essex's regiment

Sudbourne, co. Suffolk, rectory of, presentation to

Suffolk, earl of. See Howard, H.

Suffolk:
-, deputy lieutenants for
-, land revenue of, payments out of
-, lord lieutenant of. See Cornwallis, C., Lord Cornwallis.
-, navigation into
-, receiver-general of. See Dering, Sir E.
-, wool-combers of, case of

Sugar, exportation of, detriment to, excessive duties on, evils of, spirit or brandy from refined, exportation of, lost, See also Brown sugar, Wrought sugar.

Sugar House in Cork, q.v.

Sugar refiners, case of and the plantations

Sugar refining, value and importance of foreign competition in

Sully. See Scilly.

Summer Islands. See Bermuda.

Summers, Blundel, ensign in Coote's regiment

Sumptuary laws. See Scotland.

Sunderland, countess of, see Spencer, A.; earl of, see Spencer, R.

Sunderland, co. Durham, petition of inhabitants and ships' masters of

Supersedeas, writ of

Suple, Roger, ensign in Brudenell's regiment

Supremacy, oath of, papists not taking, proclamation re, 18. See also Ireland (Oath).

Surat (Suratt), India, commission for trial of pirates at president of. See Waite, Sir N.

Surgeons (army) pay of
-, (R.N.)

Surgeon's mate

Surinam (Surrinam), West Indies governor and council of, merchants' complaint against

Surrey:
-, custos rotularum of
-, deputy lieutenants for
-, fishermen of
-, high sheriff of and see Wessell, L.
-, J.P.s of, to enforce laws against papists
-, lieutenancy of, memorandum re
-, lord lieutenant of. See Fitz Roy, G., earl of Northumberland; Howard, H., duke of Norfolk.
-, out-parishes of, christenings and burials
-, smuggling in, proposals for preventing

Surrinam. See Surinam.

Suspects (disaffected and dangerous persons):
-, arms concealed by, proclamation re
-, from France and Holland
-, examination of
-, imprisonment for entertaining
-, stopped at ports on the Irish Sea, list of

Sussex:
-, coast of, owlers on
-, Sir N. Crisp's estate in, bought by the earl of Jersey
-, lord lieutenant of. See Sackville, C., earl of Dorset.
-, smuggling in, proposals for preventing

Sussex, East and West, deputy lieutenants for

Sutherland (Southerland), earl of. See Gordon, John.
-, James, Lord Duffers, commissioner for the Highlands

Sutton, —, major in Princess Anne of Denmark's regiment
-, Mr., merchant in Wexford
-, Henry, sub-brigadier and cornet, 3rd Horse-Guards
-, Robert, secretary at the Court of Vienna, certificate of his return expense for his financial straits
-, Robert, Lord Lexington:
-, appointment rumour
-, commissioner for trade
-, discharge for plate
-, news letter to
-, and the prosecution of Sir D. O'Brien
-, Sir Robert, ambassador to Turkey, pass for

Sutton's Hospital. See London, places (Charterhouse).

Suyre, John, denization of

Swanson, Rowland, Swedish subject, impressed and discharged
-, Thomas, captain of H.M.S. Vesuvius

Sweden (Sweedland):
-, British fleet in, expresses to and from
-, commercial treaty with, negotiations for
-, commodities from, duties on
-, court of, British resident at, see Robinson, J.; in Schonen
-, kings of, style of, retained by kings of Poland See also Charles XII; Gustavus.
-, may lay a heavy duty on English shipping
-, and neutral trade
-, obstructs Courland trade
-, queen of. See Christine.

Swedish:
-, goods, imported at King's Lynn
-, merchants, advantages given to
-, resident and see Leyoncrona.
-, ships, 'enjoy an absolute equality in Holland,' hemp imported in, charges on stopped, complaint re
-, subjects, pass for in the navy application for discharge of

Sweedland. See Sweden.

Sweet, Benjamin, specification of money to be paid to
-, Henry, searcher of Cork
-, Stephen, searcher of Cork

Sweetman, James, suspect, warrant to arrest

Swetnam, Henry, chaplain, R.N., benefice for and marriage of

Swift, Dean, merchant in Lisbon, letter signed by
-, Willoughby, merchant in Lisbon, letter signed by

Swintoun, Alexander, in Dysert, appointed receiver and collector of vacant stipends in Scotland his salary

Switzerland (Swiss Cantons), envoy extraordinary to. See Cox, —; Hervart, P. d', baron d' Huninguen.

Swords, stealing of wearing of

Sybbalds, William, captain lieutenant in Gustavus Hamilton's regiment

Sydney, Henry, earl of Romney, master-general of the Ordnance:
-, attending the king abroad
-, first lord of the bedchamber
-, groom of the stole his pension as
-, his house at Greenwich, disposal of
-, letter from
-, letters to
-, licence from
-, lord lieutenant of Ireland
-, lord lieutenant of Kent
-, and manning of the fleet
-, markets at Greenwich granted to
-, matters referred to
-, officer recommended to
-, orders to
-, reports to
-, See also Sidney.

Sylvester, Oliver, pirate, brought prisoner to England

Symkins, Martha, sister of Richard Roch

Symons (Symmons, Symonds), Mr., address to James II signed by
-, John, captain in Erle's regiment
-, Thomas, lieutenant in Howe's regiment
-, See also Simons.

Symonton (Symontoun), co. Lanark, parish

Syncock, —, captain, R.N.

Synnot, Thomas, marshal of the Four Courts, Ireland

Syol, —, Huguenot pensioner, Irish establishment

Syre, Thomas, pardon for

Syria, travels into