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than the bills of lading by him formarly deposed, nor that they or any of them took
or made any private note or memorandis[?] for delivery of the same to any other
[?] that saith as in the sayd bills are named, or that the sayd moneys did belong
to the accompt of any other person. And further he cannot depose.

To the tenth he saith he doth not know or is convinced that the sayd moneys or any
part thereof did or doth belong to and hollander or subject of the ffactoers[?] of
the united Provinces of King of ffrance interate whatsoever. And further
saith that the sayd shipps were both of them bound for Ostend and not for
Holland or any port in Holland the united Provinces under the states generall
or any port of the King of ffrance. nor was the sayd moneys or any [?]
thereof, or the proceed thereof or any of thereof to have bene so into any port
under jurisdiction of the foresayd states or King of ffrance for the Accompt of any of
their subjects nor to be disputed[?] by their order that this deponent haht heard
or beleiveth. And further he cannot depose.

To the eleventh he saith that ffrancis[?] du Beys laded the sayd moneys himself
and otherwise negatively. And further he cannot depose.

To the twelth he saith that the said Du Boys did acquaint this deponent at Cadiz
that the sayd moneys now claymed were laden for and att the Account and
Adventure of him the sayd ffrancs du Boys. and otherwise he cannot depose

To the thirteenth he saith that he was borne att noar[?] in Lakeland but resides
for the most part att St Lucar in Spaine, and sayth he hath noe propty or
interest by way of ensureance[?] in the sylver now claymed nor any part thereof,
neither doth he [?], or shall have any benefit by the [?] thereof.
And further he cannot depose.

To the fourteenth, fifteenth sixteenth and seventeenth Interries
he saith he cannot depose.

To the eighteenth he saith that after the sayd Bills of lading were signed at
aforesayd the sayd pursor of the shipp Sampson delivered two of the
bills signed by him for the said money aboard the Sampson to the sayd ffrancis
du Boys, and kept one of them for the sayd master of the Sampson otto george
And the sayd Christian Cloppenbergh likewise of the three bills he signed
for the sayd moneys laden aboard the Salvador delivered two of them to the sayd
ffrancis du Boys, and reteryned one of them in his owne [?] And
further saving his foregoing depositions he cannot depose.

/ti the nineteenth he saith that the bills of lading annexed to the allegation
and now showne him are two of the Bills he saw signed in Cadize as
aforesayd, which by the markes in the margents, and firme of the sayd
bills respectively he is well [?] of And otherwise he cannot depose.

To the twentyeth he saith that all the papers aboard the shipps Sampson and
Salvador were delived to the Takers of the sayd shippe. But by what
meanes the bills annexed and now showne him came to this citty and into
the Registry of this court he knoweth not, and otherwise he cannot depose.
Saving as he believeth the Takers of the sayd shipp sent the sayd bills
into this Court.

To the one and twentyeth he saith that the Interrate ffrancis du Bois came from
Cadize to Hamburgh in another shipp whose masters [?] [?]
and otherwise negatively. And further he cannot depose.

To the two and twenteys he saith that the sayd money now claymed was all of it
Laden and on Comand of the pporte of Cadiz; and there was noe [?]
or [?] for the same that this deponent knoweth of And otherwise he
cannot depose.

To the three and twentyth he saith he soes not know of any sylver or goods
whatsoever delivered out of the sayd shipp after the lading of the money
now claymed, and further referring himself to his former depositions
he cannot depose.

To the four and twentyeth he saith that ffrancis du boys receyved two bills
of lading of cone [?] from this pursor of the Sampson. and two of one
cenor[?] from Christian Cloppenburgh. [?] four in all for the sylver
laden aboard them respectively as is predeposed. And further he cannot
depose.

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