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 Francis Neuille testified in the Admiralty Court that he was a gentleman of the parish of Saint Katherines neere the Tower.  He was probably a lawyer, since he stated that he was "imployed as a sollicitor in the sayd business of clayme and sawe the sayd decree of restitution Under the seale of this Court."
-He gave details of a colourable bill of sale of the ship the Hare in the ffeild, made by the ship's captain John Kein to the London merchant Gyles Vandeput, having witnessed the handing of this bill of sale by the ship's purser to Vandeput.  Neuille was clear that the bill was "Only in trust and colourably to prevent the seizure off the sayd shipp XX her ladeing by the English in case hee the sayd Keine should returne from Spaine With a ladeing of Spanish goods for England or any other place."
+He gave details of a colourable bill of sale of the ship the Hare in the ffeild, made by the ship's captain John Kein to the London merchant Gyles Vandeput, having witnessed the handing by the ship's purser of this bill of sale and covering note to Vandeput.  Neuille was clear that the bill was "Only in trust and colourably to prevent the seizure off the sayd shipp XX her ladeing by the English in case hee the sayd Keine should returne from Spaine With a ladeing of Spanish goods for England or any other place."
 When Vandeput read the covering note, he refused to accept the bill stating "hee would not give any noate under his hand whereby to colour any foraigners or strangers goods." The ship's purser then took back the bill to carry it back to John Kein.

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 ==Colourable bill of sale of a ship==
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+Francis Neuille testified in the Admiralty Court that he was a gentleman of the parish of Saint Katherines neere the Tower.  He was probably a lawyer, since he stated that he was "imployed as a sollicitor in the sayd business of clayme and sawe the sayd decree of restitution Under the seale of this Court."
 " *2. To the 6th ˹and 7th˺ Interrogatories hee saith hee was present when the sayd

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	- ''HCA 13/71 f.536r Case: Goodwin and Company against the Saint John; Deposition: 3. Charles Marescoe of Saint Bottolph Billingsgate London Merchant aged twenty five yeares: Date: 04/02/1656(57). Transcribed by Colin Greenstreet''<ref>[http://marinelives-transcript.org/scripto/scripto/?scripto_action=transcribe&scripto_doc_id=911&scripto_doc_page_id=1191 HCA 13/71 f.536r]</ref>		- ''HCA 13/71 f.536r Case: Goodwin and Company against the Saint John; Deposition: 3. Charles Marescoe of Saint Bottolph Billingsgate London Merchant aged twenty five yeares: Date: 04/02/1656(57). Transcribed by Colin Greenstreet''<ref>[http://marinelives-transcript.org/scripto/scripto/?scripto_action=transcribe&scripto_doc_id=911&scripto_doc_page_id=1191 HCA 13/71 f.536r]</ref>
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		+	==Colourable bill of sale of a ship==
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		+	" *2. To the 6th ˹and 7th˺ Interrogatories hee saith hee was present when the sayd
		+	3. John Kein did make to prevent the sayd shipp the hare in the ffeild
		+	4. her confiscation in case shee arrived in England with
		+	5. a freight from Spaine, make a colourable bill of sale of the sayd
		+	6. shipp to the sayd Gyles Vandeput and saith the said Kein as is
		+	7. predeposed sent the same bill with a noate expressing that the same was
		+	8. only colourable and in trust by John Van Lathum his purser
		+	9. and that the sayd Mr Vandeput upn perusall thereof tore and burnt the sayd
		+	10. noate and refused to accept of the sayd colourable bill of sale ˹and saith hee know not that the sayd bill was only colourable till the delivery of the sayd noate˺ And
		+	11. further saving his foregoeing deposition hee cannot depose"
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		+	- ''HCA 13/71 f.364v Case: On the behalfe of Nicholas Clement Adrian van Bulstrode and Company touching the shipp the hare in the feild of Middleborowe, John Kein Master; Deposition: 3. ffrancis Neuile of the parish of Saint Katherines neere the Tower London gentleman aged 46 yeares (Signature of "ffrancis Neuile" at end of deposition); Date: 15/09/1656. Transcribed by Colin Greenstreet.''<ref>[HCA 13/71 f.364v]</ref>
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 . King of Spaine as being a being a prohibited Commoditie at the Island
 . of Palma whether they were to have bin transported by the sayd Keene, and
-. this deponent was forsed to put in bond ˹with suretie˺ ti the value of about seaven
+. this deponent was forsed to put in bond ˹with suretie˺ to the value of about seaven
+* "1. thousand Royalls Vallon (being about one hundred twenty eight pounds sterling
-* "14. To the 3 article hee saith that hee knoweth that it is usuall for
+. to stand to the Judgment of the Court of Madrid whither the sayd lockerams
 . Merchants that trade to Spaine to carry ˹ffrench˺ linnens thither without license
 . and to land and sell them there, but with great hazard ˹for˺ and if any

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		+	* "36. To the 2 article of the sayd allegation hee saith that the the Lockerams
		+	37. which the arlate Keene landed at Saint Lucar ˹were˺ were there delivered to
		+	38. this deponent for Accompt of the sayd Cowse ˹and˺ were after their landing and
		+	39. delivery to this deponent seized in this deponents hands by officers of the
		+	40. King of Spaine as being a being a prohibited Commoditie at the Island
		+	41. of Palma whether they were to have bin transported by the sayd Keene, and
		+	42. this deponent was forsed to put in bond ˹with suretie˺ ti the value of about seaven
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 - ''HCA 13/71 f.507r Case:  Cowse against Keene; Deposition: 8. Humfrey Henchman of London Merchant aged twenty three yeares - The sayd Humfrey Henchman to the allegation given on the behalfe of the sayd Cowse the 4th of March 1656.; Date: Probably 10/03/1656. Transcribed by Alex jackson''<ref>[http://marinelives-transcript.org/scripto/scripto/?scripto_action=transcribe&scripto_doc_id=911&scripto_doc_page_id=1130 HCA 13/71 f.507r]</ref>
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 ==Use of ships of other nations, in breach of the Navigation act==

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	- ''HCA 13/71 f.207r Case: XXXX (“Examined upon the sayd Libell”); Deposition: 4. William Clapham of London merchant aged 29 yeares; Date: 12/05/1656''<ref>[http://marinelives-transcript.org/scripto/scripto/?scripto_action=transcribe&scripto_doc_id=687&scripto_doc_page_id=583 HCA 13/71 f.207r]</ref>		- ''HCA 13/71 f.207r Case: XXXX (“Examined upon the sayd Libell”); Deposition: 4. William Clapham of London merchant aged 29 yeares; Date: 12/05/1656''<ref>[http://marinelives-transcript.org/scripto/scripto/?scripto_action=transcribe&scripto_doc_id=687&scripto_doc_page_id=583 HCA 13/71 f.207r]</ref>
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		+	Richard Owen, a young London merchant, had arranged for false Dutch dispatches to be prepared to accompany the Little Mary on its planned voyage from the canaries to London. However, the ship never arrived from Ireland, leading to much unnecessary cost as well as lost sales on the incoming lading.
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		+	* "41. to the 18th article of the sayd Libell he saith that in case the sayd shipp Little Mary
		+	42. had as was expected come to the Canaries there was license obteyned for her
		+	43. to have sold her goods and laden wynes on board her and Dutch
		+	44. dispatches were prepared in readines for her to that purpose which this
		+	45. deponent there saw and read within the tyme aforesayd which were so
		+	46. had and obteyned in regard of an Embargo upon English shipps and
		+	47. goods. and by vertue of the sayd License and Dutch dispatches the sayd vessell
		+	48. Little Mary (had she come thither) might have bene laden with safety
		+	49. the sayd Embargo notwithstanding as severall other English shipps
		+	50. were by the like meanes of the certayne knowledge and sight of this
		+	51. deponent. And otherwise he cannot depose."
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		+	- ''HCA 13/71 f.208r Case: XXXX (“Examined upon the sayd Libell”); Deposition: 5. Richard Owen of London merchant aged twenty five yeares; Date: 13/05/1656''<ref>[http://marinelives-transcript.org/scripto/scripto/?scripto_action=transcribe&scripto_doc_id=687&scripto_doc_page_id=585 HCA 13/71 f.208r]</ref>

	'''Danish dispatches and writings'''		'''Danish dispatches and writings'''

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