Letter from Herman van Yzendoorn to Taubman regarding seizure of vessels at Liverpool
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AP_X17-14_2.txt
- Name
- Letter from Herman van Yzendoorn to Taubman regarding seizure of vessels at Liverpool
- Description
- Extract of a letter dated 29 July 1763 from Dutch merchant Herman van Yzendoorn to Mr Taubman (presumed intermediary to the Duke of Atholl) reporting the seizure of three vessels carrying East India goods at Liverpool and the imposition of £2600 bail. The letter discusses an English act (over 40 years old) rendering confiscable any vessel that brought East India goods to the Isle of Man, and argues that such enforcement violates the Duke's sovereignty. It references comparative treatment of Guernsey and Jersey and appeals for the Duke to intervene to protect his privileges and the island's trade.
- Date
- 29 July 1763
- Type
- Financial Data
- Collection
- The Last Years of the Lordship
- Type
- Administrative Correspondence
- Date Created
- 1763-07-29
- Creator
- Herman van Yzendoorn (Rotterdam merchant)
- Audience
- Mr Taubman
- Identifier
- AP X17-14
- Language
- English