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Majesty's disbursement and Gallies order 1713
A royal order from Marlborough dated May 17 1713 directs freeing certain crews and unchaining them aboard the Gailies with surveillance by Commissaries and Intendants. It names Sieur de Thesle and Sieur Arnout, and details enforcement across ports. Additional items cover bills in the Commons on sail cloth and tobacco trade, and committee resolutions funding pensions, half pay, and forces in the plantations through December 1713. Reports from London note arrivals, appointments, and preparations amid ongoing civil list and naval store measures.
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Gailies
Sieur de Thesle
Galles
Sieur
Marlh
Lovis
Phelipe
Westminster
House
Great Britain
Chelses
Anne
Commons
Bath
Kensington
Speath
Corps of Mariners
North America
Scotland
England
Loras
London
Earl of Orrery
Flanders
Richard King
Nemdigate Caie
Cholmondley
Whitehal
Lord Kington
Addre
Chevalier de St. George
Lorrain
Tower
Greenwich
Cork
Swanzey
William
Mary
Bristel
Marlborough
Jane Laff
Fai
John Ivory
Shelburn
Bantry-Fort
Tear
Wexford
Robst Clements
Hugh Hest
Eigse
Dublin
William Napper
Ross
Willian Bo