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Concerns land of Hen[ry] Lat[imer?], Mat[hew?] Pryor, Ed. C., Mr. Worthley, Mr. Rogers, and J.B. Refers to "the great farme" and "brook furlong."

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Whereas Solomon Sibley leased free and copy lands to Edmund Smyth, and Sibley has since conveyed and surrendered these lands to Edward Layfeild and John Garway, Smyth acknowledges Layfeild and Garway as his lawful landlords and will pay future rents to them or their assignees.

Scope and Contents Relates to the transfer of Dunkirk to the French. Requests that a survey be taken of the provisions provided by Lord Rutherford for the Garrison of Dunkirk. Signed T. Southampton and Ashley. With integral address leaf addressed "ffor our worthy ffrend S[i]r Will[ia]m Compton Kn[igh]t, Master of his Ma[jes]ties Ordnance." Endorsed: 31o Octobris (62) L[or]d Tre[sure]rs order to appoynt a fitt Person to take a Survey of such Stores as haue been provided...

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Expresses concern regarding Clarke's recent illness. Also indicates gratitude for Clarke's "care in [tha]t buisiness of Mr. Sydenhams, whereby there was a promise got from Mr. Nute that [th]e mony should have been paid before this time" and requests Clarke's assistance once again.

Taunton is spelled Tanton.