HCA 13/70 f.714v Annotate - Revision history

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 accompt any silver is laden are well enough knowne to those concerned
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	To the first article hee ssaith and deposeth that by the lawes of Spaine		To the first article hee ssaith and deposeth that by the lawes of Spaine
		+	the exportation of plate from any of the ports of that countrey and kingdome
		+	was and is absolutely forbidden, and that noe man may by those lawes lade
		+	and export any without speciall license first had and obtained, and that
		+	whatsoever parcells shall be found laden without license, are liable to
		+	be confiscated, being seized by any of the kings officers, authorized in that
		+	behalfe; which hee knoweth having lived many yeares and having as a
		+	marchant traded there and thither for theise thirtie yeares last past
		+	And saith that while hee soe lived in Spaine hee sawe and tooke niotice
		+	of many parcells of silver seized and confiscated for being laden without
		+	Registring and license obtained, but never sawe or knew any put to death
		+	for the same. And otherwise hee cannot depose.
		+
		+	To the second and third articles hee saith that in regard of the danger
		+	and hazard of the lawes of Spaine made against exporting of plate, it
		+	is usuall and frequent to put in feigned names and not the true owners
		+	or laders names into the bills of lading for plate laden without Registring
		+	to the end to conceale the laders from discovery, they being as aforesaid
		+	if discovered liable to the punishment ordained by the said lawes, to the
		+	which lawes hee referreth himselfe. And least any discovery should be made
		+	by the writings sent in the shipp it is usuall to send the true dispatches
		+	(mentioning the true laders) over land to the persons for whom
		+	such plate is laden, and many times the bill of lading (as to the lader)
		+	is left with a blanck, And otherwise hee cannot depose.
		+
		+	To the fourth and 5th hee saith that hee beleeveth that there is good store of silver
		+	exzported from Spaine for the accompt of hollanders and subiects of the States
		+	of the United Netherlands since the peace betweene Spaine and holland,
		+	And otherwise hee cannot depose, saving his foregoing deposition to which ee
		+	referreth himselfe.
		+
		+	To the 6th and 7th hee saith hee cannot depose further than as aforesaid.
		+
		+	To the Interrogatories. [CENTRE HEADING]
		+
		+	To the first hee saith that it is usuall and frequent for marchant
		+	strangers of England, fflaunders and many other countries to lade silver
		+	at Cadiz and Saint Lucars and transport the same thence
		+	to ports beyond the seas and into other countries, and that hreate
		+	quantities of plate are from time to time and have bin exported
		+	from Spaine without license or Registring for England, fflaunders and
		+	other countries, which hee knoweth having as aforesaid lived
		+	many yeares in Spaine and ever since using the trade of Spaine,
		+	And otherwise hee cannot depose.
		+
		+	To the second hee saith that hee well knoweth that the merchants of
		+	Antwerp, Gannt, Lile, dunquirke and of other places of fflaunders
		+	and Brabant subiects to the king of Spaine doe drive a greate and
		+	a constant trade thence for Cadiz and Saint Lucars and other parts
		+	of Spaine, and send rich goods thether, and that their factors in
		+	Spaine doe usually make them retournes in silver. And otherwise
		+	hee cannot depose.
		+
		+	To the third hee saith that the names both of laders and of those for whose
		+	accompt any silver is laden are well enough knowne to those concerned
		+	therein

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