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1. in the Realme of ffrance to be carried and transported in the said shipp to
2. Middleborowe and there to be delivered to them or their use and for their accounts.
3. And further that the persons that were imployed in the said lading and putting
4. the said goods aboard were and are alsoe friends and in amitie with this Common
5. wealth. And saith moreover that the said shipp in her passage from Bayon
6. for Middleborow was on the high sea ˹at or˺ neere Goodwin sands on the 28th
7. of October last (new stile) wrecked by occasion of storme, only it pleased
8. God to preserve the lives of this deponent and company and some of the
9. passengers, and severall of the goods and to bring them safe ashore. And
10. that severall of the said wines and brandewines saved and found out by
11. vertue of a Commission of Enquirie from this Court, were and are at
12. Colchester and Winenhoe and places thereabouts, and are part of the said
13. lading of the said shipp. And lastly touching the names of the proprietors,
14. Were and are as followeth, videlicet Christofer Wouterss and Company
15. hee saith were and are owners of the said shipp and of two and thirtie tonnes
16. of the ffranch wine of her lading of the first marke in the margent, John
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28. ffret and company of nineteene tonnes of ffranch wine of the second and third
29. markes, [BLANK IN MANUSCRIPT] hallart and Adrian Wesdorp of 20 peeces of brandewine
30. of the 5th, 6 and 7th markes, Peter Bowdan Courten for 10 tonnes of
31. brandewine of the 8th marke and fferdinand and Martine da Silva of X 89
32. peeces of brandewine of the 9th marke, all which persons hee saith are of
33. Middleborow and fflushing, saving the said da Silva who is of
34. Amsterdam, All which premisses hee knoweth to be true because hee
35. was master of the said shipp and received the said goods aboard and signed
36. bills of lading for the same.
37.
38. To the Interrogatories. CENTRE HEADING
39. To the first hee saith the said shipp belongeth to the port of Middleborow and
40. came last thense the 4th of January last New stile, and hath bin at
41. noe other port since such her departure thense but Nantes and Bayon, and
42. lay long at Bayon under the late Embargo made in ffrance of holland shipps
43. To the second hee saith that besides the said wines and brandewines there were
44. three hundred bales of wooll and an hundred bales or baggs of feather
45. alsoe and fiftie fats of rozin alsoe laden aboard the said shipp at bayon
46. and three bundles or small packs of saffron, all belonging alsoe to the
47. foresaid proprietors, and further that there were a box of Jewells and
48. three boxes of amber greese in this deponents chest which boxes are all
49. lost in the sea with his said chest, and saith the said shipp was going to and
50. would have dischardged at Middleborow, And otherwise hee referreth himselfe
51. to his foregoing deposition.
52. To the third hee saith that together with the said Christofer Wouterss, harman
53. Potten, Peter Uddmans, Cornelius Christianss Nicholas da Silva, and
54. Claus Corneliss all of Middleborow and all subiects of the said States
55. were and are owners of the said shipp, and otherwise negatively.
56. To the fourth hee saith hee signed bills of lading for the said goods
57. and that they were true and reall and whereof
58. together with his seabrief and all his papers and writings were alsoe
59. cast away by the said disaster, and that hee signed noe colourable bills
60. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">or bill</margin>
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