Letters – Michael Blackett to van der Meer – 9 Mar 1680

By - gregpfinch9 Mar 1680
Document Type: Letters
Date: 9 Mar 1680
Correspondent: Michael Blackett
Recipient: van der Meer
Archive Source: CUL Dd 7.26
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<Mad.me> van der Meer et filz                                             Newcastle   March the 9th 1679/80

& Mons. van Bommell



Par le Recommendation (Comme p incluse) de mes Bonnes amys Messrs James Burkin et Henry Ward de Londres Je prens La Liberte de vous ecrire La: p[re]sente, yous priant de m honourer avec une des vostre p La premiere occation, et me mander le prez des Suivantes marchandizes viz

des Charbons, du plomb, du <Gauderen> du Stockholme et du <Chanure> pour en faire des <Cabbs>. des quelles a present Je suis bien fourné, si vous men pouver donner <aucune> Encouragement je vous despecheray une vaisseau avec toute Expedition possible, ou si vous manquez aucune autre marchandize dangleterre Comme des juevres de moulles du beurre etc il vous plaira me le mander en attendant votre Response je vous baise les mains et suis a vous tous

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