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Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1693-10-18 ADM/A/1800/186
Requiring the presence of the Admiralty Board at the Treasury on the following Friday.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1693-09-12 ADM/A/1799/125
I have read to the Treasury Commissioners your letter of today's date concerning your attending their Lordships tomorrow with Mr Hooker, Mr Salmon, Mr Boyce and such other Timber merchants as you think fit, but finding you have sent to Sir Edward Gregory, the Commissioner at Chatham, to send th…
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1693-10-13 ADM/A/1800/137
The Treasury are enclosing a letter from Francis Dickins Woodward in which he replies to a complaint made by William Eddy, Purveyor at Portsmouth Dock; and requesting that it be forwarded to Eddy together with a requirement that he attend at the Treasury in two weeks time.…
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1693-10-20 ADM/A/1800/210
The TALBOT Ketch taken by the enemy has been recaptured and is to be purchased ob the orders of the Admiralty. The Treasury requires to know the price.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1693-09-18 ADM/A/1799/197
The Lords of the Treasury, having appointed to hear the matter touching two pence deducted from the Soldiers of the two Marine Regiments in 1690 on Thursday next at four of the Clock in the afternoon, do direct that you attend their Lordships here at the same time.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1693-09-11 ADM/A/1799/113
The Lords Commissioners of their Majesties' Treasury direct you to attend them here on Wednesday next at four of the Clock in the afternoon , and to bring with you Mr Hooker, Mr Salmon, Mr Boyce and such other Merchants dealing in Timber as you shall think fit.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1693-11-11 ADM/A/1801/121
The Commissioners of the Treasury urgently require a statement showing the whole debt of the Navy as of [……..] 1693 together with an as near as possible estimate of wages, showing the debt incurred since […….] 1688 separately from the whole.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711. (Manuscript) 1694-09-19 ADM/A/1811/190
A letter concerning the underpayment in the Accounts of the Marine Regiments made up to the 17th February 1692, and directing the balance due to be paid to the Earl of Pembroke, then Colonel of the Regiments.…
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1691-09-22 ADM/A/1776/297
Note requiring the attendance of Navy Board Commissioners at Treasury Chambers on the following day.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) ADM/A/1776/247
Summoning Navy Board Commissioners to attend at the Treasury at 4 pm tomorrow.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1691-09-11 ADM/A/1776/220
Enclosing accounts of monies disbursed by Collectors of Customs in Out Ports for procuring and impressing men for service in the Navy. No account is enclosed.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1696-09-07 ADM/A/1776/196
An account of the debt of the Navy for the last as well as the coming Michaelmas is required by the Treasury.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1691-08-28 ADM/A/1776/146
Letter referring to the disbursement of money by several Collectors of Customs in the Out Ports for procuring seamen for service in the Navy, together with a report made by the Commissioners of Customs concerning disbursements made by William Lynstead, the Collector at Lyme.…
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1688-03-06 ADM/A/1758/5
The Treasury Commissioners direct you to attend here at half an hour after nine of the clock.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1693-12-13 ADM/A/1802/117
By Order of the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury I send you the enclosed abstract of a particular of certain sandy and [ouzy] Ground in and near Plymouth in the County of Devon, which by an inquisition are found to belong to their Majesties.…
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1694-01-31 ADM/A/1803/401
Attend the Treasury concerning the Boards propossed method for passing the accounts of Sir Edward Seymour as Late Treasurer of the Navy.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1693-12-28 ADM/A/1802/300
The Lords Commissioners of the Treasury, having read your letter to them concerning the the pay of their Majesties' Ships to the 30th September last, and the giving notice that this shall begin to be made by the 20th January next, their Lordships direct that if the said publication is not alrea…
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1693-12-07 ADM/A/1802/72
The Lords Commissioners of the Treasury would have some of your number to attend their Lordships here tomorrow morning at ten of the Clock.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1693-12-29 ADM/A/1802/302
The Treasury Commissioners direct you to cause an Account of the debt owing in the Office of the Navy at Christmas 1693 to be made up and transmitted to their Lordships by Monday next.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1694-01-25 ADM/A/1803/324
Summoned to attend the Treasury and bring the intended distribution of the money appropriated for the Sevice of the Navy.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1694-01-08 ADM/A/1803/405
Inclose copy of order made by the Lords of the Admiralty, whereas the Collectors of the Customs are to pay Conduct money at the rate of one penny a Mile, for carrying seamen on merchant ships, to enable them to return to their ships.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1694-02-12 ADM/A/1804/146
The meeting to review the accounts of Sir Edward Seymo has been postponed until Friday afternoon.