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the said mr Boone and company aboard the shipp the ''fflying hart'' a parcell of linnens, bayes, serges, fustians and other goods to the valew of two thousand pounds sterling and upwards to be transported to Cadiz in Spaine, and there to be delivered for the use and account of the said Mr Boone and company, which hee knoweth having seene the bills of lading, letters and Invoices touching the said lading. And further saith that the said mr Boone and company were and are commonly accounted and reputed owners of the said vessell, and of her tackle and furniture. To the second Interrogatorie hee saith that after and upon the arivall of the said shipp at Cadiz in or about March last hee this deponent sawe all the said goods there unladed and sawe and found that the greatest part of them were very much damnified by sea-wett; and this deponent demanding howe the said same happened, hee was told and answered by the said master that such dammage by sea-wett came and happened by stormes which the said shipp had met withall in her course of proceeding from London to Cadiz. And saith the said dammage in this deponents estimation, amounted to the valew of three hundred pounds sterling or thereabouts, And otherwise hee cannot depose. Repeated before doctor Godolphin. Moses Bathurst [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE] ******************************* The 23th of September 1656. Thomas Culling, Jonathan Andrewes} and Gifford Bale against Samuel Mico.} Budd. Suckley.} Exámined upon the allegation given in on the behalfe of the said Culling and others. '''Rp. 2.us.''' '''vide 1:us in L 10: A:6::''' '''Thomas Symonds''' of Wapping in the County of Middlesex Mariner, aged 26 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and exáámined. To the first and second árticles of the said allegation hee saith that the arlate John hasilgrase was commander of the shipp the ''Amity'' arlate within the time arlate, which hee knoweth being one of the company. And otherwise hee cannot depose, saving that Alderman Mico was commonly reputed Merchant and freighter of the said shipp To the third hee cannot depose. To the fourth and fifth and 6th árticles hee saith and deposeth that the said [?shipp GUTTER] the ''Amitie'' about seaven yeeres since namely in or about the moneth of September 1649 arived at ffalmouth, and was [?there XXXX GUTTER] said to be in the imployment of Mr Mico of this citie, and there tooke in her lading of Pilchards, and under the conduct of the said hasilgrave departed and sailed therewith to Majorca, and there safely arived in or about November next following, and after such her arrivall there, part of her said lading namely an hundred hogsheads of her pilchards or thereabouts were there dischardged and delivered out, which being donne the said [?haselgrave] sailed his said shipp to Naples, and arived there shortly before Christmas namely on or about the nineth or tenth of december 1649, and there dischardged all the rest of her lading of Pilchards, which were aboard her at the time of her arival there. which hee knoweth because [?he was GUTTER] of her company, And otherwise hee cannot depose.
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