MRP: September 1667, Letter from XXXX to Sir GO, XXXXX
September 1667, Letter from XXXX to Sir GO, XXXX
BL, Add. MS., XX, XXX, ff. 14-15
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01/06/09, CSG: Made partial transcription
22/12/11, CSG: Created page
Abstract & context
This letter appears to be from James Barker, who signs the subsequent short note.
Suggested links
See 27th September 1667, Letter from James Barker to Sir GO, London
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BL, Add. MS., XX, XXX, ff. 14-15
[f. 14]
London ye 29th of August 1667
S:r George Oxinden (sic)
S:r yo:rs of y:e 1:st Aprill, 1665 have reced ?whereing I pstane [??] yo:r Worp:s hath binn Infformed of sume unkindness from M:r Craduk[1] att Bombay but I cann Insure yo:r Worp: y:t whoe soe ever did informe thereof did him much wron for I was allwais in his Comp:a theare & never heard him speake one word y:t was unhandsome towchinge yo:r works:
S:r I should have write by y:e Returne but not beleving she would proseed omitted, I confered w:th yo:r deere Sister[2] beefore she her Death & she advised not to send any returnes y:t yeare, I am a prepareing against y:e Next Sezone & if a peece I hope to have some of y:t Commodity from y:e place of its groath in dew time if not I know of a percell in towne w:ch I doubt not but to procure our muske was sould unto M:r Chris:a Boone[3] att fforty three shillings p ounce who deseyred it nought be entred at Custumhouse & with y:e Consentt of yo:r sister It was dunn as for y:e Deymonds as yett they are not sould & am offred only five tenn shillings p Carratt muske is now worth 3:ll p ounce & ambgres of y:e best 5:ll p ounce; Dymonds onlesse greate stones sell of little proffett if you send any pray lett them boe (sic) sume 10 to 20 Curratts (sic) Cleane good weater [?] well spred, M:r Vanperinge[4] [could be Tauperinge?] who hath
[f. 15]
Bought severall parcells of yo:r Worps: desired me to present his service unto yo:w who advised y:t lascars are & will bee in best request but they must be good weater [?] & Cleane wights as a bove or bigger , I hopped to have seene yo:r Wors once more in India, but it hath pleased God to deprive me of my ship by their unhappy wars w:th y:e Dutch shee being burnt
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Notes
- ↑ Possibly Mathew or Richard Craddock
- ↑ Elizabeth Dallison
- ↑ Christopher Boone, London merchant
- ↑ Mr. ?Vanperinge was XXXX. See Missing faces