Favourable report on the tender of [Moses] Beranger [Berenger] to handle tin in Amsterdam

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Mr Beranger {illeg}is willing to ensure ye paymts at 1 pr cent.

He is willi{illeg}ng to sell according to a price set either in gilders or in English money & to be accountable {illeg} in the same money after the manner that Merchants account to one another. His Lordp may alter the price

When the Tinn becomes deliverable {illeg} if his Lordp is not ready to receivedispose of it he is willing to keep it a while longer a{illeg}t 2s pr Tun per an. warehouse room

Not willing to give 4 {illeg} for any great parcel but only from time to {sic} time & his Lordp he

That he {illeg}has received 26000li & when he has 4000li more there will be deliverable 4{illeg}80 Tunns, & he there is ready to receive your Lordps order about it before that to in order to execute it so soon as their Tin is deliverable. & he is ready to deliver the same as soon as yor Lordp pleases to order it.

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<text in Unknown Hand begins>The Charges of Bringing 480 Tuns of tin from Amsterdam to ye Tower of London

To freight ꝑ C	L0. 0. 6
To Labourers & Incidents	0. 0. 6
	Sh. 1. 0

Tuns	480
{illeg}	960. 0
Sh	320. 0
£	160

400 Tuns of Tin