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|Transcription=tonnes (or there abouts) with three peeces of ordnance and eighteene men,
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|Transcription=1. To the 11th hee saith saving his foregoeing deposition hee cannot answere/
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severall bales of Roane linnens, thredd and silk laces of Paris,
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2. To the 12th hee saith hee being now of the company of the Owners Adventure
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bombazin, Taffata's of Grenada, box combes and diverse other
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3. now greyhound now soe much seeing thence after hee lost their Company
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Merchandizes, amounting all together with the charges of the said shipp
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4. at sea as aforesayd untill hee sawe therein the River of Thames cannot
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(which belongs to the said John James fforno) to the summe of fowrscore thousand livers
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5. answere anything to this interrogatorie/
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Tournois, to be carried and transported in the said shipp to Cartagena
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6. To the 13th for the reasons aforesayd hee cannot abswere/
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in the king of Spaines dominion in the West Indies.
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7. To the 14th hee saith hee hath knowne the interrogate damerallfor these
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there to be vended and invested in silver and other Indian commodities
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8. eight yeares last past, and knoweth that in that tyme hee hath gone seuverall
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for the same account and adventure of the said John James
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9. voyages to Greeneland and is accompted in this depenents judgement
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fforno, Michael Charpentier, and John Reynault, who (as hee saith GUTTER
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10. an able sea man and experiences in the Greeneland fishing and soe
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they write) caused the said Captaine and his Company to be put on
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11. commonly Accompted/
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board the said shipp, because the king of Spaine or his officers will not
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12. To the 15th hee saith it concerneth him not to answere thereto for that hee
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suffer any other (but Spaniards) to goe to his dominions in the Indies
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13. hath not deposed to the contents of the article Interrogate/
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And that assoone as the said shipp is or shalbe dispatched from the said port
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14. To the 16th hee saith hee experimentally knoweth that the Ice at
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of Cadiz on the said voyage, they expect a perfect Invoice of the said
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15. Greeneland will bee sometymes cloased and awhile after in some
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lading for their account, which (if occasion shall require) they will cause
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16. measure open againe, and those that goe thither must watch such oportunities
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to be produced to this Court. And lastly that the said shipp in her retourne
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17. of the opening thereof./
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from the West Indies is by them intended to be manned at the Canaries
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18. To the last hee saith that hee knoweth the ice in some places was (after
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with Hollanders, (if occasion shall soe require) and brought to some
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19. the tyme Interrate) better to passe through to harbour then t was then
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of the ports of England or ffrance,
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20. or before, And further for the reasons aforesayd hee cannot answere./
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21. Repeated in Court before both Judges/ Nicolas Perkins SIGNATURE ON RH SIDE
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22. To 28th of March 1656 1657 CENTRE HEADING
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23. <margin value="LEFT">On the behalfe of John James
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24. fforno and others of Paris
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25. touching the shipp ffortune
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26. and lading.</margin>
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27. Bertrand Dibarbone of london Marchant, aged nine
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28. and twenty yeeres or thereabouts sworne before the right
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29. worshipfull Giles Sweit doctor of lawes surrogate (Carefully
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30. appointed) of the judges of the high Court of the Admiraltie
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31. of england, saith and deposeth in the name and as being
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32. therein authorized by vertue of his oath.
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33. That hee hath receive advise from his correspondents John James
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34. fforno, Michael Charpentiez and John Reynault all Marchants and
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35. citizens of Paris in ffrance, and order and authoritie (from them) to intimate
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36. and declare to this Court for the very truth, (as hee doth hereby) that
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37. ffrancis fforno alis van XX Obstal, and Lewes Reynault (otherwise called
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38. Isaac Rutherson) both Marchants of the citie of Paris aforesaid, being
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39. at present at Cadiz in Spaine, had by lettres dated at cadiz the fourth
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40. of this instant (new stile) advised them the said John James fforno, Micheal
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41. Charpentiez and John reynault, that they the said ffrancis fforno alis
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42. vanobstal and lewes Reynault (alis Rutharson) that they the had at Cadiz
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43. laden for account and adventure of there the said John James fforno, ˹Michael˺ Charpentiez
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44. and john Reynault, on board a shipp called the ffortune (ffernando
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45. serardo loro a spaniard Commander) of the burthen of a hundred and tenn
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Volume HCA 13/71
Folio 591
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tonnes (or there abouts) with three peeces of ordnance and eighteene men,
severall bales of Roane linnens, thredd and silk laces of Paris,
bombazin, Taffata's of Grenada, box combes and diverse other
Merchandizes, amounting all together with the charges of the said shipp
(which belongs to the said John James fforno) to the summe of fowrscore thousand livers
Tournois, to be carried and transported in the said shipp to Cartagena
in the king of Spaines dominion in the West Indies.
there to be vended and invested in silver and other Indian commodities
for the same account and adventure of the said John James
fforno, Michael Charpentier, and John Reynault, who (as hee saith GUTTER
they write) caused the said Captaine and his Company to be put on
board the said shipp, because the king of Spaine or his officers will not
suffer any other (but Spaniards) to goe to his dominions in the Indies
And that assoone as the said shipp is or shalbe dispatched from the said port
of Cadiz on the said voyage, they expect a perfect Invoice of the said
lading for their account, which (if occasion shall require) they will cause
to be produced to this Court. And lastly that the said shipp in her retourne
from the West Indies is by them intended to be manned at the Canaries
with Hollanders, (if occasion shall soe require) and brought to some
of the ports of England or ffrance,

B di' barbore [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]

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