1329-03-12, Chertsey

To the sheriff of Dorset. Order to cause certain goods of merchants of France, of the value of 16/. 13s, Od., arrested by the sheriff in execution of the king's order to cause goods of the men and merchants of Normandy and elsewhere in the realm of France, except the merchants of Amiens, to be arrested to the value of 100, and to cause thom to be kept safely until Elias de Stubton be satisfied for 460/. and his damages suffered by the taking of his ship called Za Bonane of Boston and the goods in her [as at page 175 above] to be appraised in the presence of the said merchants or of their attorneys, if they choose to attend, and to deliver them according to such appraisement, or their price, to Elias, in part satisfaction of the aforesaid 100/., and to cause goods to be arrested in like manner for the remainder of that sum, certifying the king of his proceedings. The king has ordered the sheriffs of Norfolk and Suffolk and Southampton to arrest goods to the value of 100/. each, and the sheriffs of London to arrest goods to the value of the remaining 60/. By C.