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7. die mensis decembris 166[?0 GUTTER]
Jo … 7. die mensis decembris 166[?0 GUTTER]
Johannes ffreeman con navem quandam}<br />
vorat the ''King of ffrance'' (a[?ijus] Cornelius}<br />
Garbrandson [?corat] [?Magr at] [?drum] Garbrandson}<br />
et omne et cetera: Suckley. Smith.}
Sup Allone arlate ex parte<br />
Dicti ffreeman dat. Ex[?aminate GUTTER]
'''Rp. jus.'''
'''Robertus Brooke''' de<br />
London Mercator annos ahgens<br />
34 aut [?do] ci[XX]iter testis pro[?ductus GUTTER]<br />
et Juratus dicit et deponit pr[XX GUTTER]<br />
seq[XX] videlicet./
Ad jus. arlum dicit et deponit that for and during all or<br />
most part of the yeere 1658 the arlate Cornelius<br />
Garbrandson was Master and Comander of the ship the<br />
''King of ffrance'', and went Master of her severall voyages<br />
in two of which this deponent had goods in the said ship [XXXX GUTTER]<br />
the voyage in question and the voyage next before,
Ad 2us. 3[XX]. 4.[XX] 5[XX] arlos dicit that the voyage in question this deponent<br />
did take to freight one halfe of the said ship called the<br />
''King of ffrance'', and the arlate John ffreeman tooke<br />
the other halfe part of her to freight, and shee beeing soe<br />
ffreighed (sic) shee was by them sent to Riga, in the dominion<br />
of the King of Sweden, where there was laden onboard<br />
her in or about the moneth of November 1658 for account<br />
of the said John ffreeman as this deponent verily beleeveth<br />
and as hee is credibly informed by the bill of Lading<br />
which hee hath seene, two and twenty bundles of Ryne<br />
hempe weighing 59. Ship pounds and Eleven and a halfe<br />
[?liXXpound seaventy bundles of Pashempe weighing<br />
fourty five Ship pounds and Eleaven and a halfe [XXX GUTTER]<br />
[?such] said goods were to be brought in the said Ship to<br />
this Port and here to be delivered to the said John ffreeman and soe the said Garba[?and]son was obliged<br />
to doe by the Charterparty made betweene him and<br />
the said ffreeman which this deponent sawe signed and sealed<br />
by the said Garbrandson: And saith that at or about<br />
the time of the lading of the foresaid goods the said Garbrandson<br />
did at or neere Riga (as this Deponent verily beleeveth signe<br />
three bills of lading for the same, and having nowe<br />
seene the bill of Lading annexed to the allegation [XXX GUTTER]<br />
hee is nowe examined hee saith that hee verily beleeveth<br />
the same ws and is one of the said Bills signed by the said Garbarandson for the<br />
sayd goods, and the Contents thereof to be true, and<br />
reall, And saith that about the beginning of the yeeres 1659 [XXX GUTTER]<br />
the said Ship called the ''King of ffrance'' arrived here in<br />
the River of Thames in safety, with many goods in her [XX GUTTER]<br />
[(?here GUTTER]er [XX GUTTER]<br />
[(?here GUTTER] +
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