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Privy Council PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE London, England P.C. 1/46 Privy Councll. Unbound Papers. Colonial. Bundles 1-9, 1700-1701 . • Bundle 1 1. 1699,1700 Jan. 11. Council of Trade representation to the King in Council) proposing that orders be given to governors of crown colonies directing them to return plrates taken in the plantations to England for trial except when discretion of the governor considers immediate local trial more expedient. Requests the order be made a standing rule for "the Governors of the Other Plantations, not under your MaJesties immediate Government" [I.e., the proprietaries). 77,4'3'3, /-.3 2. 1699/1700 Jan. 17. Opinion of the Attorney and Solicitor Generals expressed to the King (in Council) concerning naturalizations of French German, etc., subjects 1n the Plantations: letters of denization should not be granted unless power to do so is expressed in commissions given to the govern?r;: i' ~-1". t : 3 3. 1700 June 19. Opinion of the Attorney General expressed to the King (in Council) concerning security bonds for governors of pro- prietaries: though no law compels the giving of bonds, propri- etary governors can be punished in England for illegal acts or for non enforcement of the Acts of Trade. (Prompted by query concerning security fot Elias Haskett, proposed governor of the Bahamas.) Received and read in Council 20 June 1700. 79. g i"s: / - ::3 4. 1700 June 13. Privy Council minute directing Attorney General to express an oplnlon on securities for governors of proprietaries (prompted by proposed appointment of Elias Haskett as governor of the Bahamas) . 71. ~ S' , ./ 5. 1700 June 12. Council of Trade report to the King in Council concerning security fot Elias Haskett to be governor of the Bahamas, the refusal of the Lords Proprietors to give security (Haskett already having glven them his security) I and the address of the House of Lords concerning securities for en- forcement of the Navigation acts. Read 13 June 1700. / ~ 70/ ' i' i 7. - ~ 6. [1700 June?] Memorandum (for Privy Council?) noting that the 1697 oath for governors of plantations should be amended to include enf'or c emc.nt of "an Act made for the more Effectuall Suppre_ssion of Plrac~" passed last session of parliame1'9, ~'6 8', /,;J_, 7. 1700 April 4 (Readl. Petition to the King :in Council) of Elias Haskett, m~rchant in the Bahamas trade, seeking the royal cissent to hIS appointment by the Lords Proprietors as governor of the Baharna s . 7 7, ~ r,. 1- .::L R. 1700 Apr!l 10 (Received). Pctltion to the King 'ln Council) of E1 11 il , l : ::z_ ias. ----same----. Read Apr 179.l'1' 8' 70 9. [1700 April?) Recommendation of Elias Ha,skett by six of the Lords Proprietors to the Kinq in Council), seeking the royal assent for Haskett as their 90vernor of the Bahamas. Signed by Bath Berkeley, Craven, Grac(' Count~ss Carteret for Lord Carteret, Maurice Ashley, and William Thornburg for Sir John Colleton. 1'1,g'll, J Bundle 2 10. 1696 Aug. 2. Ny Lord Justice Porter I Dublin, to _ EXTRACT. Has ir.terrogated some ot the mariners taken in Ireland who were suspected to have been part of the Fancy's crew. One of them. Joseph Goss, saw a 400-ton vessell commanded by the pirate Capt. Every alids Bridgman, sink in Providence harbor it was manned 2/3 by Scots and 1/3 by English. Most of them • w~nt from Providence to New England, Carolina ptc. Describes F.vnry alias B[idgman. Continued on next sheet P.C. 1/46 Continued 11 • [1696 June 16-July 3J. HAn Abstract of Letters relating to the Sloop Isaac of Providence wherof Capt. Thomas Hollandsworth Commander." Concerning a vessel from Providence, allegedly bearing £20,000 in gold and silver, and feared to have been one of HM's packet boats which had fallen into the hands of buccaneers. [Presumably the vessel on which part of the crew of Henry Every, alias Bridgman, sailed from the Bahamas to Ireland. J 7" d' 9.3, 1-1 • 12. 1696 1\pril 16. Nicholas Trolt, Providence, to "May it please your Lordships." Concerning and justifying his proceedings in the matter of a large armed vessel (the Fancy, Henry Every alias Bridgman, captain) suspected of having been used for piracy, which broke up on a reef in Pr ov i dence harbor. 79, 8'9'"+, I 13. 1696 March 30. EXTRACT from minutes of the Council of the Bahamas concerning Capt. Henry Every (alias Bridgman\ and the ship F~cy. Copied on 16 April 1696. 71. r; 'IS: (- ~ 14. 1696 August 3. liThe Examination of John Dann of Rochester Mariner ••• II concerning the meeting at Corunna aboard the Charles the Second and its subsequent career as the Fancy under the command- -of Henry Every alias Bridgman who attacked three colonial vessels (from New England, Rhode Island, and N.Y.) to form a small pirat1cal partnersh~p. After the Fancy sunk at the Bahamas Capt. Every tQQk lAe alias Bridgman~ went to "Dumfaneky" (i.e. Dunfanaghy, Co. Donegal, N. Ireland', about 23 of the crew bought another sloop, "and the rest of the men [about 90) went for Carolina." Endorsement refers 8 to the deponent as Thomas Dann. 7 1. 89 b. /- 15. (1696 August 7). "LlSt of Some of the Men who run away wlth the Charles the Second from Corunna about December 1693." Twenty-seven names headed by Captain Henry Every who took command, renamed the ship the Fancy, and later assumed the alias Bridgman at the end of his piratical career."11. ~Q~/ /. / 16. 1696 August 6. Memorial to the Lords Justices from the owners' of the Charles the Second, seized by Henry Every and part of the crew who turned pirates. Complains of the proceedings of Nicholas Trott, governor of the Bahamas, who now has the vessel in his possession as a "GHt of the said Henry Every and ms Men." 7~. $~ g, /- ..::l 17. [1696 August?J. Privy Council. Paragraph from a draft proclamation concerning a reward for the apprehending of the pirate Henry Every. 7'1. S'~9.1 18. 1696 August 20. Memorial of the East India Company to the Lords Justices of England asking swift justice against the pirate flenry Every alias Bridgman, and requesting recaptured gold and jewels be returned to the Company. Received 24 Augllst. 19. 'loa, / - -:;... 19. 1695 May 28. "Extract of a Clause in the Generall Letter from Bombay. "concerning interference in the Red Sea trade by Henry 8very and his crew of pirates who stole the Charles the Second e t Corunna. Endorsed: "Petition of the East-- India Company abt. Every. Rec'd 16 July 96." I~. 90/, /-"'J..; 20. (1696 May 25). "Coja Panous Calendar has received a Letter from his friend at Venlce dated the 25th May last S.V." concerning piraCies at Surat (presumably by Capt. Henry Fvery and thj !an~~) . 1~.qoa. 21. 1695 Oc t , 12. "An Accoun t f rorn Ind ia of t.he Pi racys Commltted by Capt. Every" ..lboc.lrdth~ Fancy in the autumn of 1695. ? 1. 'J I) 3. /- 1-- 22. [16961 Petition of the East India Company to the Lords Justices of England to take steps against Henry Every alias Bridgman) the pirate. Includes the text of a letter written by Every on 28 Feb. 16q4/5 announcing his piratical intentions after having made off with the Charles the Second at Cor~nna on • 7 r1ay 1694. 19.9° . I 4 Continued on next sheet) P.C. 1/46 continu~d 23. 1696 Aug. 4. Memorial of the East India Company to the Lords Justices concerning the pirate Henry Every ("Avery") alias Bridgman. Complains of the proc~edin9s of Nicholas Trott, governor of the Bahamas. 7', 9as-; 1- 1- Bundle 3 24. 1701 July 29. Memorial of the Admiralty to the Lords Justices concerning colors to be worn by ships commissioned by governors of the Plantations (to wear the colors of 11M's ships, but with an added white escutcheon in the middle}. '7 ,. ,/0 '. /- :2.., 25. 1700/[01) February 5. Admiralty report to the Privy Council on rewards for the seizure of pirates. Rec'd 20 Feb. 7t. C(a7./-3 26. 1700/01 Harch 4. Council of Trade representation to the King in Council) concerning a proclamatlon [or the apprehending of pirates. Read 6 March 1700/01. 77, 7t18. I-S- Bundle 4 27. 1702 October 16. Privy Council Committee for Trade representation to the Queen (in Council) concerning instructions for American governors relating to Acts of Trade. Includes reference to the "Lords Proprietors of your Majesty's Province of Carolina." (Draft instructions referred to NOT PRESENT.) 7'1, Cfocy, (- "J-; Bundle 6, Pt. 1 28. 1703/04 Jan. 26. Council of Trade representation to the Queen (in Council) concerning trying of prizes in the Plantations. States that power to erect courts of admiralty has been withdrawn from the governors and is now vested 1n the Lord High Admiral of England. -; ~. "110. 1-1 Bundle 6, Pt. 2 29. 1704 Dec. 6. Privy Councll Committee report on Thomas Byfleld's petition for a charter to a company to develop plantation naval stores, summarizing arguments heard but making no recommendation. Endorsed: "Read in Council 140 Dec, 1704'0 Not h i.nq ;" 7'1.911, t : 0 30. 1704 Aug. 10. Merchants concerned in plantation trade offering to the Privy Council to produce without a charter more pitch and tar from America than Thes. Byfield stipulates as justification for his sought for charter. 79.
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