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ánd received the like quantitie of currans … ánd received the like quantitie of curranse for his owne principalls<br />
as were as aforesaid delivered to this deponent and laden aboard the<br />
said shipp ''Caesar'' for the accompt of the said william williams and<br />
company namely 37 butts, 5 carrateles and three quarteroles; which<br />
curranse soe alsoe had and received by the said harby for his owne<br />
principalls were alsoe laden aboard the said shipp ''Caesar'' at<br />
Petras, of this deponents sight and knowledge, and were as hee<br />
beleeveth brought home in her to this port of london And<br />
otherwise hee cannot depose.
To the Interrogatories. [CENTRE HEADING]
To the first hee saith hee conceiveth mr Alderman langley<br />
mr w[?ych] and mr Moyer to be the said mr williams his company in the<br />
matter in question. And otherwise negatively.
To the second hee saith the said currants were brought by the peoples of<br />
the countrey in boates to the side of the ''Caesar'', some in sacks and the<br />
rest (being the most of them) loose shott in the boates, and this deponent<br />
doth not knowe who had the proprietie of the caske into which they<br />
were steeved, but conceiveth those caskes into which the said curranse<br />
for mr williams and companies accompts were put, were mr<br />
hardwicks caskes for his said principalls, mr harby being (as hee<br />
confessed to this deponent) to find mr hardwick casks for his<br />
currants: and saith the ''Caesars'' company and some Greekes, from<br />
the shoare steeved the said currans soe laden for Mr Williams and<br />
company aboard the shipp and that the same were brought part from<br />
Vestichia and part from Lepantei: and otherwise saving as aforesaid hee<br />
cannot depose, saving that those that Mr harby received for his owne<br />
principalls were from Petras, and soe as hee remembreth did one<br />
of Mr Williams and company their carrateles, and Mr harby not having<br />
enough of Petras curranse to make up his halfe, had one boats[?] [XXXX] the other,
To the third hee saith the said Clemant harby (whom this deponent<br />
very well knoweth) was ashore at Petras, but this deponent doth not<br />
knowe either of his or of the said hardwicks being at Lepanto or vestichia<br />
And otherwise hee cannot answere saving as aforesaid./
To the 4th hee saith hee for his part was never Supercargo of<br />
any shipp, neither ever tooke notice of any one exercising<br />
that office or charge, unlesse appointed there to by the owners or<br />
freighters. And otherwise cannot answer
To the 5th hee saith hee this deponent is not nor was mr hardwicks<br />
servant, and that mr harby told this deponent that hee<br />
was to be intertained and accomodated aboard the said ''Caesar'', but<br />
who was to pay for his diet or passage, hee knoweth not,<br />
supposing that he be understood betwixt mr hardwick and mr<br />
harby upon the agreement, nor had this deponent any discourse<br />
with Captaine ffudge thereabout. And otherwise saving as aforesaid<br />
hee cannot depose.
To the 6th hee saith hee sawe the said ffudge carry the said<br />
money out of the ''Elizabeth and Anne'' into his boate to bee<br />
carried aboard the ''Caesar'', And otherwise hee cannot depose<br />
not knowing ought of the bill of lading in question, saving as aforesaid.
To the 7th negatively for his part and otherwise hee cannot answer.
To the 8th hee cannot answer saving as aforesaid.
To the 9th hee cannot answer.
Toresaid.
To the 9th hee cannot answer.
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