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at or neare Dantsicke, to saile from thenc … at or neare Dantsicke, to saile from thence to Polticher Wick about<br />
6. Dutch miles from Dantzicke, and there to take in a ffull ladeing<br />
of pipestaves and clapboard, and to saile with the same from<br />
thnce to Saint Lucar in Spaine, and in her Course thitherwards to<br />
putt into Medenblick in Holland to attend Companie from those parts<br />
for his better securitie againste the Turkish shippe and sea Rovers, and<br />
being there arrived to unlade the said goods at Saint Lucar aforesaid, and to<br />
receive such lading aboard his said shipp as hee there should be ordered and<br />
appointed by the producents in this Cause and to bring and discharge the same to and at Amsterdam<br />
for the said producents accompt; for which Voyage the said Master was to<br />
have three thousand seaven hundred and fiftie gilders or florens, a<br />
thousand floryns whereof were actually received by the said Master in<br />
Holland from Bernard [?Roysse] and Companie factors and Correspondents<br />
of the said parties producent by their Order as by the schedule or originall acquittance now exhibited by this deponent [?XXXXX] And to the effect aforesaid<br />
upon or about the 22th day of January 1652. new style, a Charter partie<br />
was duly made between the said Abraham Vergensis on the behalf of<br />
the said producents, and the said John ffransen Haen, which hee knoweth<br />
because he was present at the contract and agreement aforesaid, and acting<br />
and assisting in the making thereof, and as Wittnesse thereof signed and<br />
subscribed the same, And saith That according to the said Contract in or<br />
about the moneths of ffebrurary or March 1652. new style, the said shipp<br />
under the Conduct of the said John ffranson Haen sett saile and<br />
departed from Dantzicke to the Poltischer Wick aforesaid, where by<br />
the order of the said factor shee received her full lading of Pipestaves<br />
and Clapboard to bee transported in the said shipp to Saint Lucars aforesaid<br />
and there to be delivered unto John Scrother ffactor and Correspondent<br />
to the said parties producent for their accompt; whereupon after the<br />
receiving of, the said lading the said shipp set sayle therewith from the<br />
Politscher Wick aforesaid, and in her Course towards Saint Lucar came<br />
to Modenblick as aforesaid to attend Companie for the securitie of he<br />
passage to Saint Lucar, where about the monethe of August or September<br />
in the yeare 1652 last past shee arrived, and the said Lading was there delivered as aforesaid<br />
Which hee knoweth, being ffactor to and for the said parties producent, and<br />
present at Dantsicke when the said shipp sett saile from thence with<br />
order to proceed as aforesaid. and since by letters of advise assured of the<br />
trueth and realitie of the premisses, And otherwise cannot depose
To the 4th article of the said Allegation hee saith and deposeth, That in or<br />
about the moneth of October in the yeare 1652: last past, and after<br />
the delivery of the said pipestaves and clapboards to the said John<br />
Scrother and Companie Correspondents to the said parties producent by their<br />
order and direction, the said John Scrother and Companies laded and<br />
putt on board or casued to be laden and putt on board the said shipp<br />
''Black Cocke'' then lying before Saint Lucar in Spaine One hundred<br />
ninety and six butts of sack, six butts of [?c]ent wyne, two hundred<br />
small barrells of olives, and seaventeene hogsheads of olives, and nine<br />
(hundreds of olives, and nine<br />
(hundred +
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