HCA 13/73 f.464v Annotate
| Volume | HCA 13/73 |
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| Folio | 464 |
| Side | Verso |
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| First transcriber | |
| Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcribed | |
| 2015/02/07 | |
| Editorial history | |
| Edited on 21/04/2016 by Colin Greenstreet | |
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cargo or lading of merchandize consisting in peace goods and hollands
manufactures and other merchandize, to be transported in the said shipp
from Amsterdam and the Texel aforesaid to Cadiz in Spaine, and
there to be delivered for their use and accompt of them their factors or
agents, to be there disposed of, which hee knoweth being as aforesaid
master of the said shipp and receiving the same aboard and beong
acquainted with the comming aboard of the whole cargo, And further
deposeth not.
To the third article hee saith and deposeth that all and singular
the parcells, packs of goods and merchandizes which were in and aboard
the said shipp Marcus Aurelius at such time as shee was stayed at
Plimouth in this her outwards bound voyage from Amsterdam were
all laded aboard her at Amsterdam and in the Texel by the said
Merchants living in Amsterdam and places in holland thereabouts, [?all]
subiects of the said Lords the States of the United Netherlandsm who
as hee saith had them in their quiet and peaceable possession in
warehouses and [?Nerehouses] there before the said lading, this deponent
seeing many of them in the said warehouses and merchants houses [?there]
and seeing them thence soe laded aboard. And for owners of the said [?XXX]
and cargo, hee saith the said laders were and are commonly accompted
and reputed, and this hee saith is true and notorious, yeelding
a reason of his knowledge as aforesaid.
To the fourth article hee deposeth and saith that the said shipp the Marcus
Aurelius doth wholly belong to subiects of the said Lords the States
of United Netherlands, and hath formerly used to trade from [?XXX]
to Spaine and to retourne againe to Amsterdam for accompt
of the said States, and saith that noe Spaniard or subiect of the [?kinge]
of Spaine hath any interest in the said shipp, or did lade any [?XX]
parcell of the said goods or merchandizes that were laded into and [?XXX]
her, And this hee saith is alsoe true and notorious.
To the fifth article hee saith and deposeth that the said shipp the Marcus
Aurelius was in one of her said former voyages from Amsterdam for
Cadiz, imployed by a dutch merchant named Cornelius to goe from Cadiz to [?CXXX]
in the West Indies, there to lade hides and carry them thence to [?Amsterdam]
and at Amsterdam to deliver the said hides to John Coymans
a dutch merchant there resident, and that accordingly this deponent went in
the said shipp and received the said hides, and carried them to Amsterdam
accordingly, and the said John Coyemans being dead, this deponent [?delivered]
them to his widow and her order, And saith that while hee was [?at]
the Canaries, hee had a Spanish flagg there provided for him to [?XXX]
in regard the Spaniards would not have suffered the goods to have [?XXX]
unlesse the said vessell had ridd with Spanish colours and [?seemed ?to be ?XX]
and saith that this deponent being soe retourned to Amsterdam the said
Cornelius who was then there gave the said flagg to this deponent (who offered it ?unto ?him]
yupon such his retourne) and this deponent hath ever since kept it) And
it is usuall for a m,archant to give the master of a shipp that is in her
a flagg at [?XXXX] and [?other] places. And further deposeth not.
