| Title | Commission under the seal of the Court of the Admiralty, by Charles, Lord Effingham, Lord High Admiral of England, to the Mayor of Caernarvon; George Owen, Deputy Vice Admiral of South Wales; William Griffith, Ralph Smith, John Smith and David Arrowsmith, to make an inventory of, and appraise, the cargo (olive oil, earthenware and silk) of the Spanish ship called the Speranza or "The Rope" of Aymounte in Spain, lately seized by Piers Griffith [Porseus], captain of the man of war called The Grace, and taken to Cegin Creek near the port of Caernarvon. The said Piers Griffith and his crew to be granted their due share of the cargo so seized. |