HCA 13/71 f.30v Annotate - Revision history

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 |Transcription=To the .9th. he saith he hath not sayled from Salina Road att any tyme in a direct line
 to the Streights mouth. but from places not farr from thence he hath sayled
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 many leagues may in that manner be run&#123;n&#125; more than the direct Course
 according to the Continuance of Crosse winds, and ćannot exactly be told but
-by him that measures his such severall traverses to and fro: And further
+by him that measures his such severall traverses to and fro&#58; And further
 saving his precedent depositions to which he informeth he cannot depose;
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 |Transcription=To the .9th. he saith he hath not sayled from Salina Road att any tyme in a direct line
-. to the Streights mouth. but from places not farr from thence he hath sayled
+to the Streights mouth. but from places not farr from thence he hath sayled
-. to the sayd Streights or neere the same the wind being favourable. And att some
+to the sayd Streights or neere the same the wind being favourable. And att some
-. tymes he hath bene forced by reason of crosse wind in sayling from those
+tymes he hath bene forced by reason of crosse wind in sayling from those
-. parts to tack to and againe ˹to gaine a quicke passage˺ taking care still to keepe as neere the direct
+parts to tack to and againe ˹to gaine a quicke passage˺ taking care still to keepe as neere the direct
-. Course as may be in such sort as he hath predeposed; and it is true that in so doeing
+Course as may be in such sort as he hath predeposed; and it is true that in so doeing
-. where the Channell is narrow as about Majorca it happens that the Christian
+where the Channell is narrow as about Majorca it happens that the Christian
-. Shore may be discovered one day and the Barbary shore another day, and
+Shore may be discovered one day and the Barbary shore another day, and
-. many leagues may in that manner be run&#123;n&#125; more than the direct Course
+many leagues may in that manner be run&#123;n&#125; more than the direct Course
-. according to the Continuance of Crosse winds, and ćannot exactly be told but
+according to the Continuance of Crosse winds, and ćannot exactly be told but
-. by him that measures his such severall traverses to and fro: And further
+by him that measures his such severall traverses to and fro: And further
-. saving his precedent depositions to which he informeth he cannot depose;
+saving his precedent depositions to which he informeth he cannot depose;
-. To the 10th he saith it is usuall for ffactors to protest against Masters of shipps
-. that make a breach of their XX ˹or˺der by staying or not staying in Port or
+To the 10th he saith it is usuall for ffactors to protest against Masters of shipps
-. otherwise, but that such protests are not allwayes made in those cases
+that make a breach of their XX ˹or˺der by staying or not staying in Port or
-. and therefore that it ćannot be concluded that a master hath performed
+otherwise, but that such protests are not allwayes made in those cases
-. his duty though noe such protest be made. And further he ćannot
+and therefore that it ćannot be concluded that a master hath performed
-. answer.
+his duty though noe such protest be made. And further he ćannot
-. To the 11th. hee saith that when a shippe is lett to freight, and the factors have not sufficient
+answer.
-. lading of the ffreighters goods to lade such shipp, they usually provide
-. other goods of other men. to make a full freight, which other mens goods
+To the 11th. hee saith that when a shippe is lett to freight, and the factors have not sufficient
-. if the factors doe require it, this deponent beleiveth the master in such case is
+lading of the ffreighters goods to lade such shipp, they usually provide
-. obliged to receyve on board him, that he may not retourne home whith a dead
+other goods of other men. to make a full freight, which other mens goods
-. freight. for which he would otherwise be lyable to make satisfaction as this
+if the factors doe require it, this deponent beleiveth the master in such case is
-. rendent conceyveth. And otherwise he ćannot answere.
+obliged to receyve on board him, that he may not retourne home whith a dead
-. To the 12th he saith that having little knowledge in the steeving of woolls he
+freight. for which he would otherwise be lyable to make satisfaction as this
-. cannot depose.
+rendent conceyveth. And otherwise he ćannot answere.
-. To the 13th he saith that the galls as they come from Aleppo are sound, but by being
-. shott loose, or by dammage happening to them in the shipp many tymes became
+To the 12th he saith that having little knowledge in the steeving of woolls he
-. rotten, and the sayd merchandize of galls is commonly taken in att Scand Smirna
+cannot depose.
-. unweigh'd, this Rendent never seeing any weighed so farr as he remembreth
-. but how woolls are taken in att Ciprus he knoweth not. And he saith that when
+To the 13th he saith that the galls as they come from Aleppo are sound, but by being
-. a master of a shipp takes in galls without weight ˹he˺ is not bound as he ćoncey=
+shott loose, or by dammage happening to them in the shipp many tymes became
-. veth to deliver them by weight. And for making or not making satisfaction
+rotten, and the sayd merchandize of galls is commonly taken in att Scand Smirna
-. for such weight as falls short of the entries made by the factories for such goods
+unweigh'd, this Rendent never seeing any weighed so farr as he remembreth
-. receyved in by tale and not by weight, he conceyveth that a master of a shipp
+but how woolls are taken in att Ciprus he knoweth not. And he saith that when
-. is not in such case lyable to make satisfaction unlesse it appeare he hath embezled
+a master of a shipp takes in galls without weight ˹he˺ is not bound as he ćoncey=
-. the same. And otherwise refering himselfe to the law in the sayd question
+veth to deliver them by weight. And for making or not making satisfaction
-. propounded he cannot depose.
+for such weight as falls short of the entries made by the factories for such goods
-. To the 14th he saith that the baggs of galls are sübject to breake, and in such
+receyved in by tale and not by weight, he conceyveth that a master of a shipp
-. cases the baggs breaking are to be mended or the galls putt in other sacks
+is not in such case lyable to make satisfaction unlesse it appeare he hath embezled
-. by which meanes some small dammage but not to any considerable value
+the same. And otherwise refering himselfe to the law in the sayd question
-. doth often happen, and such inconveniencies ćannot allwayes be avoyded. And
+propounded he cannot depose.
-. he beleiveth that Cotton Sackes are subject to the like. And otherwise he
-. cannot depose.
+To the 14th he saith that the baggs of galls are sübject to breake, and in such
-. To the 15th he saith he never was &#123;a&#125;tt Porta fferara.
+cases the baggs breaking are to be mended or the galls putt in other sacks
-. To the 16th. he saith he knoweth nothing thereof.
+by which meanes some small dammage but not to any considerable value
-. To the 17th. he saith that if his shipp were ready to sett sayle from Ciprus and
+doth often happen, and such inconveniencies ćannot allwayes be avoyded. And
-. a Convoy were ready there and would depart in some short tyme, he this Rendent
+he beleiveth that Cotton Sackes are subject to the like. And otherwise he
-. would notwithstanding observe the order of his principalls or ffreighters, and
+cannot depose.
-. so doeing conceyveth, he should not be practichable or lyable to satisfy any losse
-. that might befall by not attending such Convoys; howbeit he saith that if the
+To the 15th he saith he never was &#123;a&#125;tt Porta fferara.
-. factors would sufficiently secure him from his Charterparty and the Convoy would
-. sayle directly home, he would then, and not otherwise, stay for and attend
+To the 16th. he saith he knoweth nothing thereof.
-. such Convoyes And otherwise he ćannot depose
-. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to the next page">To</margin>
+To the 17th. he saith that if his shipp were ready to sett sayle from Ciprus and
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