Warrants from the Council of State and Admiralty Committee, &c.-cont. Subject. References. 1651. Aug. 20 C.O.S. John Yates, Lionel Rawlins, Knat, Hen. St. John, and Marlian Reeve. Commissions to be captains of a regiment of foot to be raised in Surrey, and march to the rendezvous. I. 21. I. 22 I. 111. Vol.XVIII. 48-9 Date. From To to be captain of a troop of militia horse, Surrey TA To discharge Wm. Glascock, if under restraint only on warrant from Council. To receive Sir John Clotworthy prisoner from Arundel Castle To receive Wm. Lewis prisoner from Windsor Castle For John Spencer, Ralph Green, and Sam Smith, servants, to Flanders For John Webb to France To issue warrants for the apprehension of dangerous persons, and seizing arms, &c. Commission to command a troop of horse in Exeter For Walter Lord Aston, his son Walter, and servants, Jeremiah Morrell and Chris. Breanes, to Spain. Capt. Abraham Sparrow. Ordnance officers To enter Wm. Godfrey as master gunner of the Triumph Commission to command a troop of dragoons in co. Northampton 39 39 39 To supply Major Puckle with 10 barrels of bullet for the regiment of volunteers under Lieut.-Gen. Fleetwood. 82 For Peter and Paul Richaut to go beyond the seas, upon taking the engagement, &c. 85 Commission to be captain of a troop of well-affected volunteers to be raised in Surrey. 83 23 For Francis, Viscount Montague, with three servants, Wm. Canning, Fras. Complin, and Geo. Eeles, to the Spaw. 84 25 To deliver 300 barrels of powder to Lieut.-Gen. Fleetwood 85 Commission to raise a troop of horse and regiment of foot volunteers in Kent. Warrants from the Council of State and Admiralty Committee, &c.-cont. To enter Roger Yeomans boatswain of the Hart 1651. Oct. 8 To enter Gabriel Walters gunner of the Assistance, the late gunner having died on the coast of Scotland. To give William Ling, of the Roebuck of Ipswich, a letter for a private man-of-war To bring up the Hare ketch, now at Gravesend for victuals, to Deptford, that she may be paid off and fitted as one of the winter guard. 24 For Martin Lister (described), 26 years old, with two servants, to France To enter John Marlind gunner of the Recovery To cause the Success, now in the river, to be fitted as one of the winter guard For John Ager, and Rich. Guilford, his servant (described), beyond seas To deliver 4 pieces of ordnance to the ship going as Admiral to the Straits To give a warrant to John Southwood for letters of reprisal, upon the usual conditions To deliver to the master gunner 15 barrels of powder for solemnizing the day of For Rich. Rose to Holland For Joshua Fugill and John Greene, beyond the seas For Jane Knightly beyond seas For Wm. Stuard beyond seas. For Hen. Philpott and Thomas Young his servant, to Holland For Edm. Fisher for six weeks, both for his person and house To survey the Peter frigate brought from Ireland, and the French prize which had the silver in her, brought in by Capt. Jas. Peacock, and certify their fitness for men-of-war. To enter Rob. Haughton carpenter of the Success, in place of Thos. Neal, who has absented himself. For John Tanner beyond seas For Lieut.-Col. John Jamott beyond seas To enter Capt. John Taylor, master shipwright at Chatham, [John] Bright being To enter Chas. Binion, late purser of the Nestor, as purser of the Speaker, void by 37 67 Date. From WARRANTS by the COUNCIL of STATE for the PAYMENT of MONEY, as follows*: To Object. Sum. References. 99 10 0 0 88 56 Treasurers-at-war 4 John Jackson Edm. Watts, messenger To pay freight of ships carrying provisions 456 0 0 56 1 15 0 9 5 6 309 0 0 58 2 Sir John Wollaston, &c. | Lieut.-Col. Ralph Cob- Freight of ships for transporting 900 men Commissary * The original warrants in Vols. XIX., &c. are generally receipted, and sometimes enclose powers of attorney, &c. for receipt of the money.-ED. 5 |