1369-01-12, Westminster

To Nicholas de Tamworth admiral of the fleet towards the north, or to his lieutenant in Suffolk. Order to hear the plaint of James Henrison, William Leche, John Wode, Thomas Rosse Vet, John de Syres, John Scoot, Adam de Dalgarnok, John de Fodilmuth, John de Aynecroft and John de-Lichardewode merchants of Aberden in Scotland, alleging that certain goods and merchandise in a ship of William Mone of Seland called la Seinte Marie, which was by a storm cast upon land and wrecked at Kirkele Rode in Suffolk, were by evildoers unlawfully carried away, to view the inquisition by the king's command taken at the suit of the said merchants by William de Wychingham, Edmund Gurneye, John de Berneye and Reynold de Eccles, which the king is sending under his seal, and to cause all goods and merchandise which thereby or by other inquisition or otherwise the admiral or lieutenant may be assured were of the said merchants and were carried away or arrested to be restored and delivered to the said merchants, or to the said James the general attorney of them all, according to the form of the truce lately agreed upon between the king for himself and his subjects and David de Bruys of Scotland for himself and his subjects and according to maritime