22.  The  petitions  of  George  Chandler  and  Godfrey  Lee,  merchants
of  London,  of  Capt.  Bormell,  and  similar  ones,  referred  to_  the
Committee  for  Foreign  Affairs,  who  are  to  examine  the  allegations,
state  the  facts,  and  report  what  should  be  done  for  relief  of  the
petitioners.
23.  The  petition  of  Richard  Legg  and  Sam.  Putt,  merchants  of
London,  referred  to  the  Admiralty  Committee  to  report.
25,  26.  The  Committee  for  Foreign  Affairs  to  sit  on  Monday.  The
Admiralty  Judges  and  Dr.  Walker  to  attend,  and  report  what  has
been  done  iu  that  court  about  the  ships  Samson,  Salvador,  and
George.
27.  Orders  for  regulating  Council's  proceedings  to  be  considered  on
Monday.
28-30.  Serjeant  Dendy,  Mr.  Scutt,  and  the  three  preachers  at


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Whitehall  Chapel,  to  continue  their  employment  at  the  same  salary
as  last  year.
31.  Cols.  Thompson,  Fielder,  and  Purefoy,  Mr.  Scott,  AUein,  and
Lister  to  be  a  Committee  to  examine  further  Jacomo  Stanier,  in
accordance  with  an  order  of  Parliament  of  December  1st.  [/.  68,
pp.  11-17.]

Dec.  4.  3.  Order  in  Parliament  that  the  Treasurers  for  the  lands  and

estates  forfeited  for  treason,  and  appointed  to  be  sold  for  the  use  of
the  Navy,  be  authorised  to  pay  the  moneys  arising  by  the  Act  upon
warrants  by  the  Navy  Committee.     [Copy,  ^  page.]

Dec.  4.         Council  of  State.    Day's  Proceedings.
1.  The  Admiralty  Committee  to  consider  and  report  to  Council
the  complaint  brought  by  Capt.  Limmery  against  Mr.  HoUand,  a
Navy  Commissioner.
2,  3.  Council  to  sit  at  3  p.m.,  and  Capt.  Peacock  to  attend.
