MRP: 31st March 1663. Letter from Samuell Barnardiston to Sir GO, London

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31st March 1663. Letter from Samuell Barnardiston to Sir GO, London

BL, Add. MS. XX, XXX, f. 70

Editorial history

02/06/09, CSG: Completed transcription
18/12/11, CSG: Page created & pasted transcription to wiki






Abstract & context




Suggested links


See 3rd April 1663, Letter from Samuell Barnardiston to Sir GO, London
See March 1665/66, Letter from Samuel Barnardiston to Sir GO
See 20th April 1667, Letter from Samuel Barnardiston to Sir GO, London



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(1) Check transcription against physical manuscript at BL



Transcription


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[BL, Add. MS. XX, XXX, f. 70]

[f.70]

S:r George Oxinden

Hono:d S:r [XXXXXXX] yo: r departure have not had any from you nor doo I expect them untill y:e arrivall of y:e next Surr:tt Shipps, w:ch hope will acquainte mee w:th y:r safe comeing & settlin there y:e w:ch newes would bee very acceptable to y:e east India Comp:a w:th whome you now Stand in a very good esteeme, & theyare in great expectation to heare you had seized & taken strict acco:t of yo:r prdicessor Andrewes[1] against whome y:e Complaints dayly increase; & are nowise lessened by his sending home y:we truro w:th so pittefull & poore á cargazone; The Surr:tt trade for severall yeares past (through his dishonesty & projects) hath proved a bottomlesse bagge into w:ch they have put greate somes but rcvd small returnes but I will nott inlarge upon y:e discontented subject hopeing yo:r quiate settlem:t will soone expell those Black Cloudes.

My small concernem:t of 500:ll comitted to yo:r care at yo:r departure if bee not retourned by y:e shipping comeing home y:s yeare pray faile not to send y:e same p y:e next shipp & for yo:r Goverm:t therein may note y:t good & cleane Dyamonds well bought and likely to tourne as good acco:t as any thing, but small stones are not soo well requested however if y:t may not bee had on good Tearmes leave it to yo:r discresion to doo for mee as would for yo:r selfe whome I betake to y:e Almighties ptection & remaine.


S:r
Yo:r truely affectionate
ffreind & humble servant
Sam:l Barnardiston


London y:e 31:th March 1663.



Notes




Possible primary sources

  1. President Mathew Andrewes was XXX