. The principal navigations voyages traffiques & discoveries of the English nation : made by sea or over-land to the remote and farthest distant quarters of the earth at any time within the compasse of these 1600 yeeres. e herbes of the sea used by [III. 862.] 441 Jezi a nationof Tartarsdwelliiigonthecontinent tothe North ofChina usingcloth. The Pilot. The Master. THE ENGLISH VOYAGES the Japonians for foode, with other such like commodi-ties. On the other side the said Jezi Tartari buy ofthe Japonians, cloth to make them garments, with weaponsand other instruments. These Tartars (the
. The principal navigations voyages traffiques & discoveries of the English nation : made by sea or over-land to the remote and farthest distant quarters of the earth at any time within the compasse of these 1600 yeeres. e herbes of the sea used by [III. 862.] 441 Jezi a nationof Tartarsdwelliiigonthecontinent tothe North ofChina usingcloth. The Pilot. The Master. THE ENGLISH VOYAGES the Japonians for foode, with other such like commodi-ties. On the other side the said Jezi Tartari buy ofthe Japonians, cloth to make them garments, with weaponsand other instruments. These Tartars (they say) are amost barbarous kinde of people, of a browne colour, withlong haire on their heads and beardes like the Moscovites:they live by hunting and fishing, and neglect Northerly princedome of Zuegara (as the saydgovernour reported to our Fathers) aboundeth withexcellent grapes both black and white, which withoutthe labour of man grow naturally in all places, and hepromised the Fathers to bring some of these vines toMiaco, that they might be planted there. Advertisements touching the shippes that goefrom Sivil to the Indies of Spaine ; togetherw^ith some notes of the Contractation housein Our Pilot must be examined in the Con-tractation house, and allowed by such asbe appointed for the examination of Pilots,that hee be a sufficient man to take thecharge in hand, and that which belongeththereunto, and to governe and lead thesame ship directly by his onely commande-ment to such ports as are convenient for the voyage thathee taketh in hand. You must have a Master, that must give in sureties tothe value of 6000 dukats: and such as be his suretiesmust be landed men, and their lands worth to the valueof that summe aforesayd, if the sayd ship be betweenethree or foure hundred tunnes. And if shee be moreor lesse of burthen, then he must give sureties of a greatersumme or lesse, according to the proportion of herburden. He shall in all his voyage give a just an
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