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Author: Carew, George, Esq.
Title: Fraud and violence discovered and detected, or, A remonstrance of the interessed in the ships Bona Esperanza and Henry Bona Adventura of London with a narrative of the proceedings in the case (depending before the States General of the Seven United Provinces) between the assignes of William Courten and the East-India Company of the Netherlands : also, several reasons and arguments for the speedy decision of differences (by amicable conferences of state) arising upon depredations and spoyls / by George Carevv ...
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Print source: Fraud and violence discovered and detected, or, A remonstrance of the interessed in the ships Bona Esperanza and Henry Bona Adventura of London with a narrative of the proceedings in the case (depending before the States General of the Seven United Provinces) between the assignes of William Courten and the East-India Company of the Netherlands : also, several reasons and arguments for the speedy decision of differences (by amicable conferences of state) arising upon depredations and spoyls / by George Carevv ...
Carew, George, Esq.
London: Printed by William Godbid for the persons concerned, M.DC.LXII [1662]
Subject terms:
Courten, William, d. 1655 -- Claims vs. Nederlandsche Oost-Indische Compagnie.
Nederlandsche Oost-Indische Compagnie.
Great Britain -- History -- Charles I, 1625-1649.
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An Introduction To the TREATISE.
The CASE between the Assignes of WILLIAM COURTEN and the East-India Company of the NETHERLANDS.
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The Claim of William Tombes Esq for the Ship the Bona Es∣peranza, Fraight and Goods, on behalf of himself and others Ieteressed therein.
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To the Right Honourable Sr George Downing Kt Envoy Extraordinary of His Most Sacred MAJESTY of Great Brittain, &c. To the States General of the UNITED PROVINCES.
The Humble Petition of Sir John Ayton Knight, George Carew and Charles Whitaker Esquires, on the behalf of themselves and the rest of the Creditors of Will. Courten, Sir Edward Littleton and Sir Paul Pindar, deceased, and of others Interessed in the Ships Bona Esperanza and Henry Bona Adventure of LONDON.
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LETTRE Aux Hauts & Puissans SEIGNEURS LES ESTATS GENERAUX Des PROVINCES UNIES.
To Sir George Downing, about the Bona Esperanza and Henry Bona Adventure.
A True Translation of the Kings Letter from the French Original to the Lords States General.
A MEMORIAL Delivered unto The States-Generall: Concerning the Ships, Bona Esperanza, and Henry Bona Adventure of LONDON.
The Second MEMORIAL.
Mr. Carew's Insinuation to the East-India Company of the Netherlands.
To the Worshipful Mr. Vandam Advocate to the East-India Company of the Netherlands, and the rest of the Commissionated Bewinthebbers resident at the HAGUE.
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Au ROY de la GRAND BRETAGNE.
The Translation of the States Letter to the King, June 22. 1662.
Antwoort van de Heeren Staten Generael der Vereen∣ighde Nederlantsche Provincien, op de Memorie door den Ridder George Downing extraordinaris Envoyé van syne Majesteyt van Groot-Britannien, &c. aen haer Ho: Mo: overgegeven den 20 April, 1662.
Replique du Chevalier GEORGE DOVVNING Envoyé Extraordinaire de Sa Majesté de la Grand Bre∣tagne, &c. Sur la Response des Estats Generaux des Provinces Unies, sur son Memoire du 20 Avril 1662.
The Reply of Sir George Downing, Envoy Extra∣traordinary of His MAJESTIE of Great Britain, &c. delivered the 13. of July 1662. upon the Answer of the Estates General of the United Pro∣vinces, to his Memorial of the 20. of April last.
Memorandum,
Authentique Copies of the Acts, Deeds, and Writings, delivered by Sir George Downing with the Reply to the States Answer, with the several Letters and Numbers under these significations following.
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These for the Right Honourable George Duke of Albemarle, and the rest of the Commissioners appointed by the Kings most Excellent Majesty to Treat with the Dutch Embassadors.
The third Memoriall of Sir GEORGE DOVVNING to the States Generall.
The Answer of the Lords States General (Translated out of the Dutch Original) to Sir GEORGE DOVVNING's Third Memoriall.
Second Reply of Sir GEORGE DOVVNING Envoy Extraordinary from His MAJESTY of Great Britain, &c.
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Articuli Foederis & Amicitiae inter CAROLUM II. Magnae Britanniae, &c. Regem, & Ordines Gene∣rales Foederati Belgii.
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Articulus Separatus.
Extraordinaer Schryvens van de Nederlandtsche Ambass: in Engelandt, meldende op wat maniere noch eyndelick de Tractaten, met den Koninck geslooten sijn.
The Translation of the Dutch Embassadors Letter to the STATES, Chelsey 5/15 Sept. 1662.
A MEMORIAL of Sir George Downing Knight, Envoy Extraordinary of His most Sacred Majtie of Great Britain, &c.
Sir George Downing's aforesaid Memorial rendred in French.
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The Answers following were given at the same Conference held at Sir George Downings House in the Hague.
To all Military Men, Merchants, and others of the English Nation, inhabiting within the Se∣ven United Provinces.
Extract from the Register of Resolutions of the Ho: Mo: Lords, the States General of the United Provinces.
The States Letter to the King concerning the Ships stopt upon the accompt of the Knights of Malta. June 15. 1662.
The Translation of the aforesaid Letter out of the French Original. June 15. 1662.
The States Letter to the King concerning the Ship CHARLES. June 27. 1662.
The Translation of the aforesaid Letter out of the French Original. June 27. 1662.
The Reply of Sir GEORGE DOVVNING, En∣voy Extraordinary of His MAJESTY of GREAT BRITAIN, &c. Delivered the 13. of July 1662. upon the Answer of the STATES GENERAL of the United Provinces, to his Memorial concerning the Ship CHARLES.
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Ten Select ARTICLES of the Treaty between O. Cromwell and the States Generall of the United Provinces, 1654.
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The CLAIM exhibited against the Dutch, by Mr. Tombes, 1654.
The humble Petition of Henry Powell, Citizen and Draper of London, on the behalf of himself and the other Creditors of William Courten late of London, Merchant.
To Examine and Determine all Losses and Injuries which either side al∣ledgeth to have sustained from the other.
A Breviate of the Depositions taken in the High Court of Admi∣ralty in England, concerning the Ship Bona Esperanza, referring to the several Fol. and Interogatories.
The Translation of the Agreement concerning the Henry Bona Adventure, between the Mariners and Adriaen vander Stell.
The Commissioners Certificate translated into Dutch out of the English.
Andere Copie Translaet.
A Breviate of the Depositions taken in the Court of Admiralty concerning the Ship Henry Bona Ad∣venture of London.
The Authentique Copy of Jonas Abeel's Insinuation to the East-India Company of the Netherlands.
Certain Evidences and Presumptions concerning the Losse of the two Ships called the Dragon and Ka∣tharine of LONDON.
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London 25 Jan. 1641. aboard the Hester at Blackwall, were William Courten, John Rushout, Captain Robert Moul∣ton, Anthony Robertson one of the Queens Musicians, Edward Knipe, and John Benning, were told by William Tailor Masters Mate, and confirmed by Robert Hogg Master of the Hester,
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Translated out of the Portuges into English.
To the Right Honourable the COMMITTEE of LORDS and COMMONS for the Admiralty.
The humble Petition of William Tombes.
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The Impost and Excise in the Low-Countryes for the Publique Charge continued since the Union.
XII. Select Articles of the Peace and mutual Commerse between Henry the Seventh King of England and Philip Arch-Duke of Austria and Duke of Bur∣gundy, concluded and Signed at London the 24. of February 1495. Taken from the Original.
Artic. XIII. Mercatoribus utrius{que} Principis tutum libere habitare.
Artic. XIV. Piscatoribus utriusque Principis subditis tam per mare quam terra liberum commeatum fore.
Artic. XVII. Cautio praestanda pro Navibus in Mare exituris.
Artic. XIX. Si Navis ab extranco capta fuerit in portu Principis.
Artic. XX. Non impedient venientes ab oriente.
Artic. XXII. Naves alterutrius libertatem subditorum habere.
Artic. XXIV. Si Navis naufragium fecerit.
Artic. XXV. Mercatores alterutrius licere domos habere.
Artic. XXVIII. De damno illato.
Artic. XXIX. Praeterita represalia in suspenso habeantur.
Art. XXXIII. Deputati convenient pro sedandis discordiis inter mercatores stapulae Calesiae.
Artic. XXXV. Obligatio Nobilium & Civitatum.
One and Twenty Select Articles of the Treaty of Peace be∣tween the Crowns of France and Spain, concluded and Signed upon the Confines of the Pyrenean Mountains the 7th of November 1659. Translated from the Original.
That all Enmity or Misunderstanding shall be forgotten by either parties, upon occasion of the present Wars.
That the Subjects of both sides shall have liberty to trade in one anothers Countries without any Lets or molestations.
Priviledges mutually granted in each others Dominions.
The penalty of transporting prohibited goods.
The form and manner of exhibiting Passes and Dockets as to the Spanish Ships.
Passes as to the French Ships.
Passes to be shown upon great Suspicion.
Passes to be shown to the Spanish by the French in the Roads or the open Sea.
Contrabanda, Merehandize confiscated.
Free Trade and Commerce mutually enjoyed.
Further provision against Frauds and Inconveniencies in Trade and Commerce.
Speedy Justice to be done to Foreigners.
Actions to be tryed when they first begun or did arise.
Six Months time given in case of War to transport persons and goods.
Advocates and Proctors to be Assistant to either party that retains them.
Consuls appointed for Commerce in both Nations.
Letters of Marque and Reprisal in case of injustice.
Overtures made by the King of France concerning the Kingdome of Portugal.
The King of France and Spain interposing with the Pope, on the behalf of the Duke of Parma, for discharging the Debts due to the Apostolical Chamber.
The chief Allies comprehended in this Treaty on the French Part.
The Allies on the Spanish Accompt.
Mr. John Darrel's deposition before one of the Masters of Chan∣cery, concerning the Dutch Agreement with the Portugals in 1644.
The Deposition of Tho. Newman Merchant, taken upon Oath the 28. of January 1662. before Sir Walter Littleton Knight, Dr. of Laws, and one of the Masters in Chancery.
A Catalogue of their Names who by their Subscriptions are Capable of being chosen COMMITTEES of the East-India Company in England, for the Year 1662.
The Names of the present Governour, Deputy, and twenty four Committees.
Consulta & Sententiae Gualteri Walkeri Militis, Gulielmi Turneri, Joannis Extoni, Timothes Bald∣vini, & Davidis Buddi, Doctorum & Professo∣rum in Juri Civili super argumento subsequente.
The Opinions and Resolutions of Sir John Glynn Kt. and Sir John Maynard Knight, the Kings Ser∣jeants at Law; Sir Edward Turnor Knight, Speaker of the Commons-House in Parliament, and Attorney Generall to his Royal Highnesse the Duke of York, Bennet Hoskins Esq one of the Benchers, and Reader of the Middle Temple; and Samuel Baldwin Esq of the Inner-Temple, Councellor at Law; given upon the Case between the Assignees of William Courten and the East-India Company of the Netherlands.
Sententiae & Statutum Johannis Glynni & Johan∣nis Maynardi Militum, Regis Servientûm ad Le∣gem, Edvardi Turnori Oratoris in Consessu Ordi∣num Inferiorum & Attornati Generalis ad Celsi∣tudinem Regiam Ducis Eboracensis, Benedicti Hoskensii Armigeri, unius Assessorum, Jurisque Lectoris in Hospitio Medii Templi, & Samuelis Baldvini Hospitii Interioris Templi Armigeri & Juris-Consulti; data super lite inter Assignatos Gu∣lielmi Courteni & Indiae Orientalis Societatem Batavam.
INSTRUCTIONS given to the Chief Agent of Mr. Courten and Company, at Carwarr, &c.
Coines, Weights, and Measures in Goa.
Coines, &c. in Cannanore.
Batticalla.
Carwarr.
Rajapore, Lickmidas and Samgee. Decemb. 1644.
Memorandum,
The Attestation of Mr. John Darrell Merchant, concerning Mr. Courten's Factors and Factories in the East-Indies and parts adjacent, in the year 1644. deposed in the Court of the Admi∣ralty, in the fifteenth year of the Reign of King CHARLES the Second. Anno Dom. 1662.
Sententiae & Judicium JURISCONSULTORUM BATAVORUM In JURE CIVILI exparte Belgicae Societatis Indiae-Orientalis. Versae ex Lingua Belgica.
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