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or thereabouts, During all which time they … or thereabouts, During all which time they or some of<br />
them, would not suffer this Deponent nor the said Captaine<br />
Taylor nor any of the ''Bantam ffrigots'' Company<br />
to take in any newe or other Lading on board her,<br />
And soe this Deponent and the said<br />
Taylor and Company were forced to Depart with<br />
the ''Bantam ffrigot'' from Battavia, and out of the<br />
East Indias for Europe; with only the foresaid six hundred<br />
Seaventy two Bahaires of pepper, which were as aforesaid<br />
Laden on board the said ship, at Indra Ponza before<br />
the said Van Voorst came and Interrupted and<br />
hindred them as aforesaid: The premisses hee<br />
Deposeth Goeing all the said time Supra Cargo<br />
of the said ship as aforesaid, and further Cannot<br />
depose
To the 10th hee saith that had not this deponent and Company<br />
bin Interrupted and hindred by the said Van<br />
Voorst and Company and the Dutch as aforesaid, all the said<br />
pepper that this Deponent had bought and provided<br />
at Indra Ponza as aforesaid would have bin Laden<br />
onboard the ''Bantam ffrigot'' for the account of the said ffreightors and<br />
undoubtedly have bin brought safe for Europe for<br />
their said Account, And this deponent further saith that<br />
hee heard the said Taylor say at Legorne that Commanders<br />
of ships had there received her before any of her pepper<br />
was unladen, and had or would give an Attestation under<br />
their hands that the said ship Would have Carried<br />
Ninety five tonnes or thereabouts of pepper more than shee had on board her or to<br />
that effect, And further hee cannot depose:
To the 19th hee saith hee Cannot depose:
To the 20th hee saith that that the time the said ship was in<br />
East India aforesaid shee was as hee beleeveth of the<br />
Burthen of 210 Tonnes or thereabouts, And further<br />
cannot depose
To the 21th hee saith that after the Departure of the said<br />
''Bantam ffrigot'' from the East Indias as a foresaid shee<br />
set saile for Legorne and there arrived on or about<br />
the 18th or 19th day of August 1658: English Stile there the<br />
said six hundred seaventy two [?Bahaires] of pepper<br />
were unladen and of the said ship. And this<br />
hee deposeth arriving therein her and further hee<br />
cannot depose and further hee<br />
cannot depose +
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