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Starting in 1579, the government made a systematic effort to patrol the northern waters and the cargoes of some Western ships were indeed confiscated. The Muscovy Company between 1583 and 1594 in fact made an annual payment of 100 rosenobles for the right to sail to Russia. In 1606, Voevoda Aleksei Tolstoi of Kola complained that Danish men-of-war on the Kola coast had seized an English merchant ship. Christian IV reiterated his claim to control shipping in the “Northsee” with renewed force in 1623 as diplomatic relations with Russia hit a new low.
The number of houses in the posad, which had grown up around the local monastery of the Dormition, nearly trebled from 60 in 1564 to 145 in 1583. The Time of Troubles resulted in widespread destruction, however, and in 1620, there were only 79 houses in the fortress and 23 in the posad. 66 Tikhvin’s trade volumes did not necessarily reflect the town’s true potential, however, for the simple reason that the authorities sought to force local traders to conduct their foreign operations via Novgorod.
Baklanova, “Privoznye tovary,” p. 18; Demkin, Zapadnoevropeiskoe kupechestvo, I, pp. 58–9; Berg, Trondhjems sjøfart, I, p. 33; Liubimenko, Les relations commerciales et politiques, p. 272; GHL Ms. 11,741/1, pp. 31, 39–40. points of encounter 25 Dutch petitions, the Russian government in 1637 agreed to authorize the use of the Berezovo and Murmansk channels but required additional payments to cover the cost of new fortifications and guards. 27 Various outside attempts to capitalize of the growing Western trade with Arkhangel’sk constituted another threat.