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Transcription

and towards the discharge of their debt aforesaid due by them
unto the said Antonio fernandez Carvaial as is predeposed,
and that he the said Mr ffernandez must and doeth alone
beare the hazard and adventure of the same, as this deponent for the
like reasons and inducements is fully assured and convinced in
Conscience. And further to ths =is Article hee deposeth not./

To the 9th article hee saieth, That the said Antonio fernandez Cavaja[?ial]
was and is a Merchant of this Citie of London, and there dwelleth
and keepeth his wife house and family, and hath soe lived there
by the space of twenty yeares of this deponents certaine knowledge
this deponent having had relation to him by the space of seaventeene yeares of that time or thereabouts, and thereby alsoe well knoweth
That he the said Mr ffernandez was and is a Subject and free denizen
of th Commonwealth of England, and for and as such commonly
accompted reputed and taken. And further to this article he deposeth
not./

To the 10th article of the said Allegation he saieth, That hee doeth not
know what the said shipps ladeing of fish did produce or
yield at Porto Porto aforesaid, but well knoweth by meanes of
his relation aforesaid, and privity to the said Mr ffernandez
his negotiating affaires, that he the said Mr ffernandez must
pay or stands ingaged to pay for the fraight and hire of the
said shipp the New England Merchant for the said Voiage
the summe of eight hundred pounds sterling, besides the demmurrage
occasioned by the detention of the said shipp at POrto Porto
upon the pretence aforesaid. And further to this Article hee
saieth not./

Repeated before doctor Godolphin./

Abraham Rutter [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]

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The 19th day of the said moneth, Examined upon the
said Allegation [CENTRE HEADING]

3us

Augustin Coronel of London Merchant aged 33. yeares
or thereabouts a wittnesse produced and sworne saieth
as followeth, to witt

Tp the first and second articles of the said Allegation hee saieth, That
in the moneths of November december January and ffebruary
1657. allate, some or one of them the allate Antonio ffernandez
Carvaiall did at this Port of London hire and take to
fraight of this deponent and others the shipp the New England Merchant allate to saile
from hence to dartmouth in the West of England, and there to