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Transcription

Portugall money or thereabouts, which is eight thousand
pounds or thereabouts sterling And further to these Articles he
cannot depose, saving it did also appeare by the
Invoices or accompts that all the said goods were had
and put on board the Experience at Lisbone for the account of the
said Thomas Bretton Symon Delboe, Andrew Middleton
Abraham Sayon, Giles Travers, Robert Biddulph and
John Godscall the producents, who are all Englishmen and
subjects of the King of England of this deponents certaine
knowledge, and soe generally reputed to be./

Ad 8um dicit that the producents received a letter from the said
William Croxon dated at Bahia in Brazeele the 20th of March [?XXXX]
signifying that the ship Experience was safely
arrived there, and that he had then disposed of
the greatest part of their said goods carried from Lisbone
and that he had invested them in sugar
and Tobaccoe for their use some of which he
had already put, and the rest he intended to pt onboard the said ship, and to send the [?same]
to Lisbone upon their account consigned to the [?factor]
Mr Abraham Jacobs an English merchant and [?their]
ffactor as aforesaid. Et alr nescit./

Ad 9um 10um 11um 12um 13um 14um et 15um Arlos nescit deponere
saving he hath heard severall of the Experiences
comany often say and affirme and declare to the effect
arlate; and saving he sayth that none of the ship [?XXX]
are come to the hands of the producents, for that the[?XX]
or their accomptant and keeping their accounts [?sXXXX]
hath the perusall of all papers, letters, Invoices and other
writings which they doe at any time receive concerning
their merchandizing affaires./

Ad 16. et 17um Arlos dicit that the sayd William Oroxon before [?his]
departure from this port on the said voyage was ordered by
the producents to consigne whatsoever goods he [?did]
lade on board the Experience at Brazeele upon their accompt to be [?delivered]
to their foresaid ffactor Mr Abraham Jacobs at Lisbon
Et ulterius ad hos Arlos nescit deponere, salvis [?pXXX]
ad que se refert./

Ad 18. 19. 20. et 21um nescit deponere./

Ad 22um dicit that the Experience was bought by the producents [?as]
a ship of foure hundred Tons or thereabouts and soe he [?sayth]
she was generally accompted and reputed to be And further
sayth that at her preceeding hence on the voyage in question
she was mounted with and carried thirty great Guns [?XX]
and was sent out with victuall, tackle and furniture
sufficient