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To the third hee saith the weare and tare of shipps in the Brazila
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voyages is more than otherwise, and therefore they have the better freight,
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and that it is therefore the more, because the voyage is longe and into
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a hott countrey. And otherwise hee cannot depose.
  
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To the fourth hee saith that upon losse of cable or anchor, or cutting the
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mast for preservation of goods upon a Portugese voyage (from Portugall), the dammadge
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hath bin and may be somtimes recovered upon a Consolado, but
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hee never knew any recovered upon a Brazeela voyage, and
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otherwise he cannot depose.
  
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To the fifth hee answereth negatively for his part, and otherwise
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hee cannot answer, saving some masters having bin treated with
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and refusing to goe upon the accustomed manner as aforesaid, the
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designe hath bin given over.
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To the 6th hee saith that those that goe unto the Brazile
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voyage use to give or enter ffiansa or securitia in good summes
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before the shipps proceeding, to retourne with the lading to the
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dominions of Portugall and pay the kings customs, and saith
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the owners or their agents are usually the procurers of the Brazila
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voyages, and doe ordinarily enter and give the said fiansa, and
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otherwise hee cannot depose, saving as aforesaid.
  
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To the seventh hee saith hee doth not conceive the Brazeela
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voyage to be any more dangerous to the master and companies health
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2. due to him as master in respect of average, and otherwise saving as
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than other voyages, and saith that besides their primage and
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3. aforesaid hee cannot answer.
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wages, they have commonly private adventures in the shipp, which
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4. To the third hee saith the ..... weare and tare of shipps in the Brazile
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obliges them to the defence thereof. And otherwise hee cannot depose
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5. voyages is more than otherwise, and therefore they have the better freight,
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saving as aforesaid.
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6. and then it is therefore the more, because to the voyage is longe and into
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7. a hott countrey. And otherwise hee cannot depose.
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8. To the fourth hee saith that upon losse of cable or anchor, or cutting the
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9. mast for preservation of goods upon a Brazile ˹Portugese˺ voyage ˹(from Portugall)˺, be dammadge
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10. hath bin and may be somtimes recovered upon a Consoldo, but
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11. hee never knew any recovered upon a Brazeele voyage, and
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12. otherwise he cannot depose.
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13. To the fifth hee answereth negatively for his part, and otherwise
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14. hee cannot answer, saving some masters having bin treated with
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15. and refusing to goe upon the accustomed manner as aforesaid, the
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16. designe hath bin given over.
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17. To the 6th hee saith that those that goe unto the Brazile
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18. voyage use to give or enter ffiansa or securitie in good sumes
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19. before the shipps proceeding, to retourne with the lading to the
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20. dominions of Portugall and pay the kings customs, and saith
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21. the owners or their agents are usually the procurers of the Brazile
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22. voyages, and doe ordinarily enter and give the said fiansa, and
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23. otherwise hee cannot depose, saving as aforesaid.
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24. To the seventh hee saith hee doth not conceive the Brazeele
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25. voyage to be any more dangerous to the master and companies health
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26. than other voyages, and saith that besides the primage and
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27. wages, they have commonly private adventures in the shipp, which
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28. oblige them to the defence thereof. And otherwise hee cannot depose
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29. saving as aforesaid.
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30. To the 8th ˹and 9th˺ hee saith hee is nothing concerned in the matter in
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31. question, but hath bin and is concerned as an owner of other shipps
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32. as aforesaid, and hath somtimes .... allowed somthing to masters
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33. out of average, somtimes more and somtimes lesse according to his
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34. discretion as an owner, and otherwise hee ........................... ˹cannot answer˺ saving
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35. that two hundred crownes ... was the most that ever hee allowed.
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36............................................................. saving as aforesaid.
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37. To the 10th hee cannot answer saving as aforesaid, and saving the
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38. master uses to put a peece of eight per day into his account
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39. but it is an the owners discretion to allow it or not.
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40. To the 11th hee saith there is usually from these Northerne
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41. parts to Lisbone allowance to the master and company per pack
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42. or bale of goods namely ˹from England˺ for crosse bound packs or bales of goods six
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43. pence per pack or bale, for each latter not bound three pence and
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44. for every tonn of goods other goods eighteen pence, and hee conceiveth
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45. they have the like from other parts, and otherwise hee cannot answer
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46. saving as aforesaid.
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47. Repeated before doctor Godolphin
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48. Richard Beere SIGNATURE, RH SIDE.
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To the 8th and 9th hee saith hee is nothing concerned in the matter in
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question, but hath bin and is concerned as an owner of other shipps
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as aforesaid, and hath somtimes allowed somthing to masters
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out of average, somtimes more and somtimes lesse according to his
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discretion as an owner, and otherwise hee cannot answer saving
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that two hundred crownes was the most that ever hee allowed.
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saving as aforesaid.
  
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To the 10th hee cannot answer saving as aforesaid, and saving the
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master uses to put a peece of eight per day into his account
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but it is an the owners discretion to allow it or not.
  
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To the 11th hee saith there is usually from these Northerne
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parts to Lisbone allowance to the master and company per pack
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or bale of goods namely from England for crosse bound packs or bales of goods six
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pence per pack or bale, for each ballet not bound three pence and
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for every tonn of other goods eighteen pence, and hee conceiveth
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they have the like from other parts, and otherwise hee cannot answer
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saving as aforesaid.
  
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[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AoNoOr05QRMtdHAyNmxuVnNmYkJ3Q0ZiNEQ0R0V2S3c#gid=0 HCA 13/71 Page Log & Planner]
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Richard Beere &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;.
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[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AoNoOr05QRMtdFlXNjQ3ekM0WW5NS1oyN250QUpJd0E#gid=0 HCA 3/47 Page Log & Planner]
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Repeated before doctor Godolphin
 
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Volume HCA 13/71
Folio 518
Side Recto
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Uploaded image; transcribed on 22/01/2013
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IMAGE: P1140205.JPG
First transcriber
Cathryn Pearce
First transcribed
2013/01/13
Editorial history
Edited on 08/05/2014 and on 30/05/2016 by Colin Greenstreet

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due to him as master in respect of average, And otherwise saving as
aforesaid hee cannot answer.

To the third hee saith the weare and tare of shipps in the Brazila
voyages is more than otherwise, and therefore they have the better freight,
and that it is therefore the more, because the voyage is longe and into
a hott countrey. And otherwise hee cannot depose.

To the fourth hee saith that upon losse of cable or anchor, or cutting the
mast for preservation of goods upon a Portugese voyage (from Portugall), the dammadge
hath bin and may be somtimes recovered upon a Consolado, but
hee never knew any recovered upon a Brazeela voyage, and
otherwise he cannot depose.

To the fifth hee answereth negatively for his part, and otherwise
hee cannot answer, saving some masters having bin treated with
and refusing to goe upon the accustomed manner as aforesaid, the
designe hath bin given over.

To the 6th hee saith that those that goe unto the Brazile
voyage use to give or enter ffiansa or securitia in good summes
before the shipps proceeding, to retourne with the lading to the
dominions of Portugall and pay the kings customs, and saith
the owners or their agents are usually the procurers of the Brazila
voyages, and doe ordinarily enter and give the said fiansa, and
otherwise hee cannot depose, saving as aforesaid.

To the seventh hee saith hee doth not conceive the Brazeela
voyage to be any more dangerous to the master and companies health
than other voyages, and saith that besides their primage and
wages, they have commonly private adventures in the shipp, which
obliges them to the defence thereof. And otherwise hee cannot depose
saving as aforesaid.

To the 8th and 9th hee saith hee is nothing concerned in the matter in
question, but hath bin and is concerned as an owner of other shipps
as aforesaid, and hath somtimes allowed somthing to masters
out of average, somtimes more and somtimes lesse according to his
discretion as an owner, and otherwise hee cannot answer saving
that two hundred crownes was the most that ever hee allowed.
saving as aforesaid.

To the 10th hee cannot answer saving as aforesaid, and saving the
master uses to put a peece of eight per day into his account
but it is an the owners discretion to allow it or not.

To the 11th hee saith there is usually from these Northerne
parts to Lisbone allowance to the master and company per pack
or bale of goods namely from England for crosse bound packs or bales of goods six
pence per pack or bale, for each ballet not bound three pence and
for every tonn of other goods eighteen pence, and hee conceiveth
they have the like from other parts, and otherwise hee cannot answer
saving as aforesaid.

Richard Beere [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE].

Repeated before doctor Godolphin

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