1318-10-07, York

To Philip, king of France and Navarre. Letter signifying to him that mayor and sheriffs of London arrested the following goods of certain of Amiens and Rouen, to the value of 1972, 8s. 2d. sterling, by of the king's orders to arrest goods of the men and merchants of the of the king of France, and delivered the same to certain of the king's of the city of London in part satisfaction of their damages, before king caused such arrests to be suspended until All Saints next, by time the king of France has promised to make satisfaction to the . 103 merchants: goods of James Pruzel of Amiens to the value of 13s. Od.; goods of John Malyn of Amiens to the value of 89/. 12s. 6d. ; of Luke Lostiller of Amiens to the value of 72s. 8d.; goods of Russinol of Amiens to the value of 20s.; goods of Firmin de Vilof Amiens to the value of 30s.; goods of Unricus le Mauner of Amiens the value of 10/. sterling ; goods of John Kau . . un of Rouen to the of 4/.; goods of Roger Fosse to the value of 197. As the mayor and were unable to restore the said goods to the merchants of the king France, the king notifies him concerning the same, so that their value be deducted from the 2,0002. due to the king's merchants aforesaid.