Beaumont in place of Mr. de Knuyt, and Mr. Staackmans in place of Mr. Lecklama, in consequence of the absence of both of them ; and that, for the purpose of aiding in the despatch of business, the other, their High Mightinesses' deputies iu the matter in difference West iniiia Company between the Directors of the West India Company on the one part, and the 15* °' Patroons, planters of New Netherland, on the other side. New J''1"'T J Netherland. r '

Ttesolution of the States General on the Report on Mr. JoachimiUs last Despatch.

[From the Eegister of Eesolutions of the States General, in the Eoyal Archives at the Hague.]

Tuesday, 20"' June, 1634. Foiiosie. jyjj.. Vosbergen reported that he hath, in virtue of their High Mightinesses' Joachim.. resolution of the 13"' instant, examined a certain letter from Mr. Joachimi, written in London on the 27* May last, and found that the said letter sets forth, among other

Injured Englishmen thiugs, that Mess"'' William Clobery, David Morehead and John de la Barre, in New Nanerianj. njgrchants at Loudon aforesaid, having fitted out a ship to trade in Hudson's river (as they call it) were prevented trading there and thereabout, by the officers of the

Wf8t India Com- Wcst India Company of this country, whereby they maintain to have been '"'°^' injured ; claiming damages for their loss. Which being taken into consideration.

HOLLAND DOCUMENTS : IL 83 it is resolved and concluded, that this matter shall, by extract hereof, be communicated to the present Directors, deputies o( the aforesaid Company, in order that they cause information to be taken as to the true merits of this case, and instruct the said Mr. Joachimi accordingly, that he may know how to comport himself In the premises.