Num. 135
Perfect Occurrences.
OF
Every Daie Journall
IN
PARLIAMENT;
Proceedings of the Councell of State: And Other
MODERATE INTELLIGENCE.
From His Excellency the Lord Generall Fairfax's Army, and other par[unr]
From Friday July the 27. to Friday August 3. 1649,
Collected by Henry Walker Cleric.
By a particular Order of Parliament
Imprimatur Theodore Jennings. 2. August. 1649.
Printed at London by R. I. for Robert Ibbitson, & John Clowes. and are to be sold in
Smithfield, and without Creplegate. 1649.
Beginning Friday July 27.
INdia is a Country in the East, near a third part
of the world. (Indus is on the West, Taurus
on the North, [unr] on the East, and its owne
Sea on the South) Full of Riches, more solid
then the Localbot, or the Babilenian Frankinsence.
India, written in Hebrew thus,
[Foreign]
Signifies in English, She shall adorne:
And so she doth all Nations of the world;
and refresh them too, with her sweet Spices.
A List of the Lading now brought over in the seven
East India Ships.
In the Aleppo and the Fleece, 10. Bayles of Silke, 299 Ba. Of Indico, 210. Ba.
more, 100. Ba. Cardonous, 48. Fardles of Synamond, 15. Fardles of Cassie
Ligne, 25. Ba. Sedlock, 22. Chests of Shellach, 15. Chests of Aleffackatrins
619 Ba. of Salt Peter, 1111. Ba. of Suger, 722. Ba. of Calico, 46. Chests of
Gumlacke, 220. Ba. of Cotten yarne, 390270 l. weight of Pepper.
In the Boncats, 250. Chests of Sugar, 12. Buts of Sugar, 103. Chests of Salt
Peter, 8. Bags of Gumlacke, 2.Bayles of Silke, 10360 l. weight of Pepper, 20.
Sickles of Mace, 349. Ba. Of Cloath, 32. Ba. more of Cloath.