The 17th June 1633.
The Canada Adventurers demandes from Monsr. Guill[me] de Cane
of Diepe are as followeth.
33/1445
1. For the Charge of a Shipp of 250 tunnes for a voyage of 7
monthes victualled and manned with 70 men for fetching home 100
soldiers from the Forte of Kebecke in the river of Cannada
being allowed by the Trinity House. 2550 £ 00 s. 00 d.
2. For sundry goods delivered at Thadusacke the 28th June 1632
by William Holmes unto Mr. Delarraldow [de la Ralde] amounting
to in all as per particulers. 0617 £ 02 s. 06 d.
3. For 585 Beavers Marchants put aboard a French Pinace called
the Lyon wherof Mr. de Rosse was Captaine being put abord by
the order of Mr. de Cane and Monsr. La Rada the said skins doe
weigh English waight 1000 lb. W[t] which at 25 s. per lb. is:
1250 £ 00 s. 00 d.
Summa 4417 £ 02 s. 06 d.
(Sur le dos est écrit.)
1634. Octob. 12. Demands of the Canada merchants.
(_State Paper Office, Colonial Papers_, vol. VI, art. 75.)