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|Transcription=Lawes of Spaine, And saith that if moneyes or sylver attempted to be transported
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without license be seized in the ports of Spaine, the owners thereof
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may be devested of their property therein by confiscation thereof to the
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use of the King of Spaine, but saith if the same arrive and
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come to any place not subiect to the lawes of Spaine it is as free
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a merchandize in all respects to the Owners thereof as any other
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goods whatsoever, and somuch is evident by daily experience and
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practise in fflanders. And further he cannot depose
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Repeated before Doctor Clerke
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and Mr Cock
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Lorenço de[?veles] [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
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The seven and twentyeth day of August <u>1653.</u>
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The Clayme of Christian Cloppenbergh&#125;
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Captaine and Commander of the shipp he&#125;
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''Salvador'' for his goods and moneyes laden&#125;
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on board the sayd shipp and of John Roopke&#125;
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of Hamburgh for his goods severally taken&#125;
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and surprized by some of the shippes of the&#125;
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State and Commonwealth of England. Bud ffrancklin&#125;
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Examined upon an allegation on the
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behalfe of the sayd Claymers.
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'''John Martinsdorp''' of Hamburgh
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Mariner master of the shipp ''Saint George''
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aged one and fifty yeares or thereabouts.
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a witnes sworne and examined deposeth
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anmd saith as followeth. videlicert
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To the first Article of the sayd Allegation This deponent saith that the arlate
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Christian Cloppenbergh master or Captaine of the ''Salvador'' did in October 1652 of the
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certaine knowledge of this deponent lade aboard his sayd shipp for his
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owne proper Accompt the severall goods and moneys hereafter
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mentioned that is to say eight butts of sack marked with the first
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marke in the margent, which this deponent saw him buy for ready money
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att Xeris in Spaine, and three potachoes of Tobacco marked with the
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second marke in the margent which he bought in the Bay of Cadiz
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of Manuel Correa a merchant passenger in his sayd shipp, and one
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Chest of Sugar without marmed bestowed upon as a guift or present
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by a merchant a freind of his Vincent del Campo, and one bagg of
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peices of eight marked with the third marke in the margent conteyning
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fower hundred peices of eight being part of it for fraight, part for
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goods, and part upon private Commissions, and the moiety or halfe
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part of eight butts of sack more marked with the sayd third marke
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in the margent videlicet '''W.''' bought of Pedro ffrancisco a merchant of
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Xeris (of whom the other eight Butts were likewise bought) for ready
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money, To be transported in the sayd shipp from Cadiz aforesayd
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to Ostend upon the Accompt and Adventure of him the sayd Christian
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Cloppenbergh and there to be disposed of by him for his accompt.
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To the second he saith that the arlate John Ropke did himselfe buy
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the arlate one moyety or halfe part of the foresayd eight butts of sack
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marked with the sayd marke videlicet '''W.''' of Pedro ffrancisco aforesayd
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att Xeris for ready money, and laded the same in October 1652 in the
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sayd
 
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Volume HCA 13/69 Silver 4
Folio 5
Side Verso
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2015/10/06
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Lawes of Spaine, And saith that if moneyes or sylver attempted to be transported
without license be seized in the ports of Spaine, the owners thereof
may be devested of their property therein by confiscation thereof to the
use of the King of Spaine, but saith if the same arrive and
come to any place not subiect to the lawes of Spaine it is as free
a merchandize in all respects to the Owners thereof as any other
goods whatsoever, and somuch is evident by daily experience and
practise in fflanders. And further he cannot depose

Repeated before Doctor Clerke
and Mr Cock

Lorenço de[?veles] [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]

****************************************

The seven and twentyeth day of August 1653.

The Clayme of Christian Cloppenbergh}
Captaine and Commander of the shipp he}
Salvador for his goods and moneyes laden}
on board the sayd shipp and of John Roopke}
of Hamburgh for his goods severally taken}
and surprized by some of the shippes of the}
State and Commonwealth of England. Bud ffrancklin}

Examined upon an allegation on the
behalfe of the sayd Claymers.

John Martinsdorp of Hamburgh
Mariner master of the shipp Saint George
aged one and fifty yeares or thereabouts.
a witnes sworne and examined deposeth
anmd saith as followeth. videlicert

To the first Article of the sayd Allegation This deponent saith that the arlate
Christian Cloppenbergh master or Captaine of the Salvador did in October 1652 of the
certaine knowledge of this deponent lade aboard his sayd shipp for his
owne proper Accompt the severall goods and moneys hereafter
mentioned that is to say eight butts of sack marked with the first
marke in the margent, which this deponent saw him buy for ready money
att Xeris in Spaine, and three potachoes of Tobacco marked with the
second marke in the margent which he bought in the Bay of Cadiz
of Manuel Correa a merchant passenger in his sayd shipp, and one
Chest of Sugar without marmed bestowed upon as a guift or present
by a merchant a freind of his Vincent del Campo, and one bagg of
peices of eight marked with the third marke in the margent conteyning
fower hundred peices of eight being part of it for fraight, part for
goods, and part upon private Commissions, and the moiety or halfe
part of eight butts of sack more marked with the sayd third marke
in the margent videlicet W. bought of Pedro ffrancisco a merchant of
Xeris (of whom the other eight Butts were likewise bought) for ready
money, To be transported in the sayd shipp from Cadiz aforesayd
to Ostend upon the Accompt and Adventure of him the sayd Christian
Cloppenbergh and there to be disposed of by him for his accompt.

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To the second he saith that the arlate John Ropke did himselfe buy
the arlate one moyety or halfe part of the foresayd eight butts of sack
marked with the sayd marke videlicet W. of Pedro ffrancisco aforesayd
att Xeris for ready money, and laded the same in October 1652 in the
sayd

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