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Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… kindly in England, and bring back a favourable answer. Vincent van Sprekelsen, merchant of Hamburg, dwelling in the … to him. Underwritten.Autograph note in relation to Vincent van Sprekelsen. Latin. 3 pp. [ Ibid. II. 3 a.] July …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… the French ambassador, on behalf of himself and Nicholas Vincent, complaining of the seizure and detention of their …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… also for the strangling of his servant De Bee, at Bois de Vincent, and for these matters of religion; and further …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… on the seas to look well after them. 3. A Frenchman named Vincent, servant to M. D'Oysell, has been of late at Leith … the cause thereof. 5. Repeats the same information about Vincent and Carr of Roxburgh, as is contained in his letter to the Queen of the same date. Vincent has sunk some of the Queen's victuallers. Dreux, 24 …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… the ship of Nicholas Velunx, Giles Jones, William Mathiis, Vincent Shelwaert, jun., Jerome Aerbout, Adrian Boutsius, … same time they robbed another fisherman of Flushing. 4. Vincent Keen, the elder, mariner and master in the boat of …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… of herring. 3. Roland Bertran, mariner, aged 43, and Vincent Van der Clichthove, aged 32, depose to the same …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… letter of June 1, 5 relating to the piracy near Cape St. Vincent. If the case be not looked to it will breed …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… a ship from the Indies from Porto Rico, which at Cape St. Vincent met with two small ships, who killed two or three of …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… being Mathew Reullard, mate of the Marguerite, Nicolas Vincent master, taken between Esmouville [Exmouth town?] and … Esperance. Mathieu Recullard, mate of the Marguerite, Nic. Vincent, Mr. Richard Regnard of Barneville sur Seine, Mr. of …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… not hope for. The forty English pirate ships at Cape St. Vincent were sent out, as some think, not so much in hope of …