Agreement between Captain William Roberts and John Hutchinson relating to Roberts’ debt to Hutchinson
The agreement concerns settling the debts Roberts built up the LORD CLIVE and AMBUSCADE, which amounted to £2084. Roberts is described as part owner of the LORD CLIVE and AMBUSCADE private ships of war, and Hutchinson as a broker of London and owner, manager and manager’s agent for the LORD CLIVE and the AMBUSCADE. The assignment includes two schedules: accounts of payments and disbursements made by William Roberts, which offer some insight into the provisions required for this type of voyage; and accounts of monies to be received by Roberts.
Record Details
Item reference: | RBT/4; REG06/000507 DUP REG06/000507 |
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Catalogue Section: | Personal collections |
Level: | ITEM |
Extent: | 1 parchment document |
Date made: | 1762-07-06; 1762-07-19 1763-06-11 1764-06-29 |
Creator: | Roberts, William |
Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
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- Will of William Roberts of Coptford, Essex (Manuscript) (RBT/1)
- Articles of agreement between the crew and owners of the AMBUSCADE (Manuscript) (RBT/2)
- Letter from William Roberts to Messrs Cook, Waller and Hutchinson, owners of the AMBUSCADE, with a list of men injured or killed on the 6th January 1763 (Manuscript) (RBT/3)
- Agreement between Captain William Roberts and John Hutchinson relating to Roberts’ debt to Hutchinson (Manuscript) (RBT/4)
- Lease of a malthouse, dryhouse and kiln in George Street, Great Yarmouth (Manuscript) (RBT/5)