| 2 barelles morefack | } | from my selfe. |
| 2 salmons | ||
| 5 china plattars, porselon | } | from Capt. Adames. |
| 1 parrakita |
But he was sick, and kept his bed; so we could not speake with hym.
Late towardes night came news how the Duch junck is arived at Nangasaque, many men being dead, and the rest so weake and sick that they weare forced to put in theare for want of men to bring her to Firando. I meane the Duch junck which comes from Syam.
Sangero Samme fownd a woman of his yisterday playing falce with an other Japon, for which he presently cut her in peeces with his owne hands, and, after, the man was brought to the place of execution and cutt in peeces; and his brother had the lock of haire on his head cut affe by the hangman with the same cattan which cut his brother in peecese.
July 25.—Our host of Osakay (or Sakay) sent his barke to seek fraight and to carry me up, yf I came. Mr. Wickham wrot a letter to our jurebasso how he sent her to bring me up, yf I weare not provided for before; but he wrot me no word at all.
And I delivered two bars Oban gould to Mr. Eaton, with 18 tay wight Priaman gould. I say I delivered it to Mr. Osterwick to geve to Mr. Eaton, and put it into the invoyz goodes, and carid up; the bars Oban gould at 55 tais per barr.
July 26.—The king sent 2 bongews abord to see the marreners have their owne, they being brabling knaves, espetially the boteswayne.
Farnando Ximenes gave me a new hatt with a bang [band?] gouldsmiths work, a peare silk garters, with gould fring, and shewstring same, ruch.[147]
July 27.—The King of Firando was very sick this day, so that his brother and all the nobilletie went post hast to vizet hym. And sowne after the king sent word he was very ill, and that showting of ordinance disturbed hym much; wherefore he desired both English and Hollanders not to showte affe any more till he fownd hymselfe better.
We put all matters abord to goe towards the Emperours court to morrow, God permiting wynd and wether.