HCA 13/72 f.3r Annotate
| Volume | HCA 13/72 |
|---|---|
| Folio | 3 |
| Side | Recto |
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| Status | |
| First cut transcription started and completed on 17/02/13 by Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcriber | |
| Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcribed | |
| 13/03/17 | |
| Editorial history | |
| Created 26/04/13, by CSG | |
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1. da Conte, And the said Gregorio Diaz did the time and place
2. aforesaid lade or cause to be laden in and aboard the said shipp for
3. his proper accompt and adventure five chests of white sugars, and
4. five chests of Muscavadoes sugars of the third marke in the
5. margent. All which goods wares and merchandizes were to bee transported
6. in the said shipp to havre dy Frace in ffrance, and there to bee
7. delivered to their respective factors and Agents for their severall
8. and respective accompts. Which the premisses this deponent saith hee
9. knoweth, and is well assured of the trueth thereof partly by the letters
10. of advicse which this deponent received from the said ffactors and correspon=
11. dents of the said Proprietors from Roane shortly after the seizure of the saiid
12. shipp Nightingale and her lading, and partly by the originell letteres of
13. advise sent over land by the said Proprietors to their said Correspondents
14. and sent by them inclosed in their said letters of advise to this deponent, All
15. which did concurr as to the numbers quantities and qualities of goods
16. soe laden for and upon the ˹respective˺ accompts aforesaid and under the respective
17. markes predeposed, with which markes this deponent saith he is perfectly
18. well acquainted, by the familiar acquaintance which hee hath formerly
19. had and hold with the said producents at Lisborne aforesaid by the space
20. of eight or nyne yeares consecutively, wherein this deponent there lived
21. and frequently there saw and observed the said respective markes usually
22. and constantly marked and putt upon the respective goods and Mer=
23. chandises to the said Claymers respectively belonging, and by their order
24. sent abroad, as also this deponent by the familiarity aforesaid is well
25. acquainted with the usual firmes and subscriptions of the said respective
26. Claymers with whichh the originell letters of advise from Lisbone aforesaid
27. to their said Correspondents to the effect aforesaid were really subscribed,
28. and this deponent hath since received divers and severall letters from the
29. said Claymers importing their respective interest aforesaid and
30. desiring him to further the reclamation thereof in this Court And
31. further to this Article hee cannot depose./
32. To the second Article hee saith, That hee this deponent well knoweth, that
33. the said Lewis Scarletti and Antonio Maria da Conte two of the
34. producents in this Cause were and are Natives of Italy, that is
35. to say the said Lewis Scarletti of fflorence in Tuscany, and the said
36. Antonio Maria da Conte of Genoa, both being places in amity
37. with this Commonwealth, and that they have resided at Lisbon
38. aforesaid as Merchant strangers for the space of ten of fifteene
39. yeares ˹last˺ hee further saith, the said Gregorio Diaz was and is
40. a Portugueze, and a Subiect of the king of Portugall, and saith
41. that all the said producents were and are Merchants that send out
42. great parcells of sugars from Portugall for their owne accompt and
43. adventure which they constantly cause to be marked with their
44. severall and respective markes predeposed, but never XXXXXXlade
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