 He was summoned to present himself to the Council on 29 January 1553, with commissioners to examine his case in April.Between May and August he appears to have been back in post as Treasurer of Calais, as he was receiving new instructions, but on 12 September was again committed to the Fleet, in due course to be released again.By now, Denys's wide-reaching purchases were proving too ambitious, and debts weighed on him heavily.