Letter dated 6 Oct 1665 reporting that plague has decreased in England and giving news of ships..
Letter from John and Charles Banckes, from Hamburg, to Sir Thomas Clifford, at Copenhagen as Extraordinary Envoy of the King of Great Britain, reporting that plague has decreased in England; that Charles II, and James, Duke of York are at Oxford; and giving news of ships. Dated 6 Oct 1665.
Record Details
| Item reference: | CLI/93; MS1987/049 |
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| Catalogue Section: | Personal collections |
| Level: | ITEM |
| Date made: | 1665-10-06 - 1665-10-06 |
| Creator: | Clifford, Thomas |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
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- Articles between the Kings of Denmark and Great Britain, in Latin and dated 6 Oct 1665. (Manuscript) (CLI/91)
- Articles on a treaty of commerce between the King of Denmark and Norway and King of England. (Manuscript) (CLI/92)
- Letter dated 6 Oct 1665 reporting that plague has decreased in England and giving news of ships.. (Manuscript) (CLI/93)
- Letter dated 10 Oct 1665 giving further reports of ships. (Manuscript) (CLI/94)
- Letter dated 19 Oct 1665 regarding the Dutch Fleet and the actions of the Bishop of Munster on land. (Manuscript) (CLI/95)
- Letter dated 20 Oct 1665 giving further reports of ships. (Manuscript) (CLI/96)
- Letter dated 24 Oct 1665 reporting that the English fleet is preparing against the Dutch on the English coast. (Manuscript) (CLI/97)
- Letter dated 26 Oct 1665 reporting that France has broken with Spain. (Manuscript) (CLI/98)
- Letter dated 28 Oct 1665 reporting that the King of France has exposed the Dutch quarrel. (Manuscript) (CLI/99)
- Unsigned, draft letter on the Dutch War, incomplete (begins at page 3), n.d. (Manuscript) (CLI/100)
- Letter dated 28 Oct 1665 re: a Bill of Exchange from Clifford, (Manuscript) (CLI/101)
- Letter dated 2 Nov 1665 instructing Sir Thomas Clifford to update Sir Henry Coventry and return home. (Manuscript) (CLI/102)
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