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N. Duncan (Tobolsk).
And. Bruse (Tobolsk) and three other Bruses.
Gabr. Strang. _ . .N
Gust. Strang. [-}<Prorask°0-Eric-] {+}<Prorask°0-
Eric+} Ogilvie.
G. Wright.
Letters of u King Charles //.” of England to Sir John
Maclier of Gothenburg.
I.
To our trusty and well beloved. We greet you
well. Although wee know the letter written unto you
by the Lord Chancellor in the name of the Parliament of
this our Kingdome will be sufficient to persuade you to
send hither the armes and ammunition belonging unto us
which are in your handsryet wee have thought it fit alsoe
to add our own selfe that you will speedily and readily
hasten hither those armes and the ammunition upon the
satisfaction and assurances the gentleman (the messenger)
will offer and propose unto you, and this wee assure you,
wee would esteeme it very acceptable service unto us,
which wee will graciously and favourably take notice of
when any of your concernments shall be presented unto
us and soe wee bid you heartily farewell.
Given at our Court at Perth the 24th Dec.. 1650 and
in the second yeare of our reigne.
To the trusty and right well beloved John Maclier,
Esq. at Gothenburg in Sweden.
Charles R.
II.
Trusty and well beloved. Wee greet you well.
It is not long since wee gave commission to one of our
subjects of this Kingdome to goe unto the Kingdome of
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