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further he saith he cannot depose saving t … further he saith he cannot depose saving that the<br />
arlate Melchior Aranguren did in this deponents<br />
hearing communicate the passages by him predposed<br />
of and all the Letters of Advise he had concerning the<br />
said woolls, the selling therof, and with the proceed thereof<br />
the buying of the Linnens arlate about size monthes since<br />
unto Mr Nicholas Blague Merchant which was before the shipp the ''hare in the ffeild''<br />
sett saile from haverdegrace./
To th seaventh article he deposeth and saith That the said<br />
Bertram de Baud and Mathew de La fitt did from<br />
time to time advise the arlate Melchior Aranguren his<br />
the said producents Correspondent here of their progresse<br />
and proceedings concerning the selling of the woolls and<br />
the buying of the Linnens arlate, which Letters of advise<br />
he the said Melchior did impart and communicate<br />
unto this deponent and Mr Nicholas Blague, and<br />
that the said Melchior did communicate a Lertter f<br />
advise unto them this deponent and the sayd Mr Blague<br />
that the the (sic) sayd De Baud and de La ffitt had sold the<br />
said woolls and that with the proceed therof they had<br />
hought nine bales of Linnen for the accompt of him the<br />
said Lopez de Apatris the producent, and that there<br />
was a dutch shipp lying at haverdegrace bound fr<br />
Cadiz, and they the sayd De Baud and DE La fitt did by<br />
their Letter desire the said Melchiors advise<br />
whither they showld shipp the Linnens for the said Apatris<br />
his accompt in that shipp being a Dutch vessell, and<br />
the said Melchior had the iudgement of the said Mr<br />
Blague therin, whose iudgement was that the said<br />
Linnens showld be shipt un the said dutch shipp, and<br />
accordingly the said Melchior did by his Letter order and<br />
direct them to shipp the said Linnens in the said<br />
dutch vessell for the accompt of the said de Apatris, And<br />
he further deposeth and saith that he the deponent did<br />
afterwards and before such time as the arlate shipp<br />
the ''hare in the feilf'' wass taken see a bill of Lading<br />
an Accompt and Letters of Advice sent unto him the<br />
said Melchior Aranguren from the said De Baud and<br />
De La ffitt concetning the Lading of nine bales of Linnen<br />
(marked and numbred as in the Margent) aboard the
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said shipp the ''hare in the feild'' (wherof John<br />
kein was Master) to be transported and carryed in<br />
the sayd shipp from haverdegrace to Cadiz for<br />
the proper use and accompt of him the said Bartholomew<br />
Lopez de Apatris, who this deponent knoweth to be<br />
the sole Owner and Proprietor of the sayd 9 bales of Linnen<br />
for the reasons by himn predeposed of, and alsoe by<br />
the purport abd contents of soe many Letters of advice<br />
imparted and communicated unto him the deponent concerning<br />
the said woolls by the aforenamed Melchior Aranguren<br />
therenamed Melchior Aranguren<br />
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