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As to Trade ye. Portuguese export their Red & White
 
As to Trade ye. Portuguese export their Red & White
 
Port Wine, oil, Oranges, Lemons, figs &c. they import
 
Port Wine, oil, Oranges, Lemons, figs &c. they import
from Asia such goods as our E. In. Co. do. & Gold,
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from Asia such goods as our E. In. Co. do; & Gold,
 
Slaves, & Elephants teeth from africa; But their most
 
Slaves, & Elephants teeth from africa; But their most
 
valuable settlements are those of Brazilin  
 
valuable settlements are those of Brazilin  
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tallow, &c. & it is said yt. they carry there from  
 
tallow, &c. & it is said yt. they carry there from  
 
Africa between 20, & 30,000. Slaves yearly who
 
Africa between 20, & 30,000. Slaves yearly who
are worth one with another 15, or 16.
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are worth one with another 15, or £16.
  
y.e Portuguese get cloth, lead & tin, in return
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ye. Portuguese get cloth, lead & tin, in return
 
for their Wines, & ye. produce of their plantations,
 
for their Wines, & ye. produce of their plantations,
 
from England; which they use partly at home,
 
from England; which they use partly at home,
 
& ye. rest they send to Brazil; some years they
 
& ye. rest they send to Brazil; some years they
have cova & meat from Ireland; ye. Dutch
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have corn & meat from Ireland; ye. Dutch
 
impor ^ [[addition]] [[underline]] te [[unclear]] them [[/addition]] [[/underline]] Linnen, Cloth, Corn, Copper & Iron,
 
impor ^ [[addition]] [[underline]] te [[unclear]] them [[/addition]] [[/underline]] Linnen, Cloth, Corn, Copper & Iron,
 
from ye. Northern Kms. of Europe; ye. Portuguese
 
from ye. Northern Kms. of Europe; ye. Portuguese
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all ye. accounts of ye. Merchant ships yt. arive at
 
all ye. accounts of ye. Merchant ships yt. arive at
 
Lisbon, we find above two thirds of them, are
 
Lisbon, we find above two thirds of them, are
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Bristish.

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2. It is said yt. there are gold & Silver mines in this Kingdom; but they have not been open'd for several years; ^ addition as /addition they import ^ addition underline such quantities of /addition /underline gold every year, from ye. Coasts of Africa & Brazil; there are mines of Lead, Iron, & allum; & quarries of marble with crisltal, Rubies deletion o /deletion other precious Stones.

As to Trade ye. Portuguese export their Red & White Port Wine, oil, Oranges, Lemons, figs &c. they import from Asia such goods as our E. In. Co. do; & Gold, Slaves, & Elephants teeth from africa; But their most valuable settlements are those of Brazilin S. America, from whence in some years they bring upwards of, deletion unclear /deletion addition two millions /addition . in gold & Silver, besides great cargoes of Sugar, tobacco, dying wools, Skins, Cotton, tallow, &c. & it is said yt. they carry there from Africa between 20, & 30,000. Slaves yearly who are worth one with another 15, or £16.

ye. Portuguese get cloth, lead & tin, in return for their Wines, & ye. produce of their plantations, from England; which they use partly at home, & ye. rest they send to Brazil; some years they have corn & meat from Ireland; ye. Dutch impor ^ addition underline te unclear them /addition /underline Linnen, Cloth, Corn, Copper & Iron, from ye. Northern Kms. of Europe; ye. Portuguese have also a great trade with France, but in all ye. accounts of ye. Merchant ships yt. arive at Lisbon, we find above two thirds of them, are Bristish.