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Hath placed the same to the said producent … Hath placed the same to the said producent's Accompt, hee being as<br />
aforesaid and booke keeper of the said Mr Vandeput and thereby hee well knoweth<br />
that the said Stephen Pallavacine hath and doth drive a greate trade in<br />
silver, from the Canaryes, And further thee doth not depose
To the 4th article hee saith that before the Lading the silver in question<br />
aboard the said ship the ''Saint Laurence'' severall Genoese merchants<br />
wrote ?unto the said Mr Vandeput to London, whereby they desired him<br />
to certifye or advise them, whether or noe they might safely send<br />
silver and bullion to London, and consigne the same to him the said<br />
Mr Vandeput, without danger of seizing or confiscacion of the same<br />
And saith the said Mr Vandeput wrote to them that they might<br />
doe it safely, and XXXX XXX them in such sending and sent a<br />
Translation in XXXXX of the Act of Parliament in that behalfe<br />
made for the security of such Importations which hee knoweth<br />
having seene the said Letters soe received and the answeres thereof<br />
being privy to the said Mr Vandeputs dispatches in such matters<br />
(hee being his booke keep as aforesaid) in his affaires of moment<br />
touching his ?Commerce.
To the 5th 6th and 7th articles hee saith that before any newes of the<br />
seizure of the ship ''Saint Laurence'' in question the said Mr Peter vandeput<br />
receaved Letters by other?s shipping from the said Don Luiz Peroz<br />
de Vittoria, advising him of the Lading of the two barrs of silver<br />
(which are nowe claimed) aboard the said ship the ''Saint Laurence'' and<br />
of the Consignment thereof to him the said Mr Vandeput for the<br />
said producents account to be heere delivered in this Port<br />
And that afterwards the said Mr Vandeput received advise from<br />
Plimouth of the bringing in of the said ship thither and received<br />
a packet of Letters, and dispatched thence as brought thither in the<br />
said ship ''Saint Laurence'', and XXXXXX them the Letter and Invoice and XXX<br />
to the ?allon (now shewed unto him this deponent) and alsoe the bill of<br />
Lading in the hand of Peter BXXXXXX Master of the said ship<br />
now alsoe shewed unto him remaining in this Court, ?which he<br />
knoweth having seene the said first Letters of advise and alsoe<br />
these and the Invoice and Bill of Lading soe brought in the<br />
''Saint Laurence'' upon their first bringing to the said Mr Vandeput<br />
and havinge now XXXX XXXX Exhibited and remaining in the<br />
Court hee well knoweth them to be the same that were soe received<br />
by Mr Vandeput, and pticularly by a note or marke made upon<br />
the letter by him this deponent, And further hee cannot depose
To the 8th article hee saith that the said ship the ''Saint Laurence'' being on<br />
her<br />
course from the Canaryes, seized and brought unto Plymouth was<br />
afterwards brought thence to this port of London, together with the<br />
said silver in question, ?which silver the said Mr Vandeput here<br />
received
To the 9th article hee saith that by the Letters and transactions that XXXXX<br />
the said producent XXX the said Mr Vandeput touching the said XXXXX<br />
which hee hath seene hee verily beleeveth the same to be for the ?sole account<br />
ofto be for the ?sole account<br />
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