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Transcription

and shortly after (as hee sath) this deponent and John van lynen master of the said
shipp went to the said Admirall Stokes and made suite to him for restitution of the
shipp and goods seeing they (as they said) belonged to free people, to which the said Admirall
answering that they must therein addresse themselves to the Protector of England
and need not come to him thereabouts, or to the same effect, this deponent requested
himthat they might have the papers to copie, which the Admirall granted, and
caused his Secretary to deliver such as concerned the shipp to John van lynen and such as concerned the
goods to this deponent, which the said Secretary did accordingly, upon their promise
to restore the originalls, and for the bills of lading, the said Secretary in regard
there were duplicates of them, gave this deponent one originall of each
sort to keep videlicet foure in number, and the other foure to copie, And
further deposeth not.

To the second and third articles hee saith and deposeth That having received
the said papers this deponent and the said John van lynen copied and caused
there to be copied out being the first eleaven of the schedules annexed to the allegation
And saith that the first eight of the said schedules annexed were and are true
copies of the said originalls thereof, and did agree in all things with them, whicvh hee
knoweth because hee this deponent helped to compare them all from word
to word with the said originalls, this deponent looking on the copies whilest
others reas the originalls, to his best remembrance, And saith the first schedule
is a true copie of the factorie or account of the said shipps outwards lading
from Amsterdam and is of the hand writing of derrick van lynen brother
of the said John van lynen, which derrick was Chirurgeon of the said shipp, the
second hee saith is a copie of an account of the goods sold at Santa domingo, the third a copie
of an account of the Cacoa and charges about the hides, the fourth a copie
of an account of the costs of the hides, laded in the said shipp, the fifth the copie
of an account of the Tobacco, ginger and Brazil wood in the said shipp, the sixth
a copie of an account of the charges about the Cacoa, the seventh a copie
of the account of the charges of the tobaccoe, and the eighth a copie of an
account of this deponents owne particular goods and plate in the said shipp, and
saith the second and eighth schedules are of this deponents writing or copying, the third and
fourth, the hands of John van lynen kinsman of the said master, the fifth
sixth and seaventh the hand writing or copying of John Cordes Purser
of the said shipp, and this depoent alsoe tooke and wrote with his owne
hands copies of the said foure bills of lading, soe delivered him to that end,
And saith that after such copies soe made, this deponent with his owne
hand redelivered the originalls both of the said eight first schedules and of
the said foure originall bills to the said Secretary of Admirall Stokes in
the hall of the house of Peter Gandemard situat on the key at Tolon
the said Admirall Stokes being then in the said hall, and at the [?same]
time this deponents saw the said John van lynen dekiver back unto the said Secretary
the originalls of the nineth, tenth and eleaventh schedules annexed, after
the said three schedules were compared with the said originalls, at which comparing this
deponent was (as hee saith) present, the first and second of the said three being
of the said Pursers and the third of the said John van lynens owne hand, and
saith the said ninth schedule is a true copie of the names of the shipps owners
and their parts (saving John van lynens part) the tenth a copie of the dutch
west India Companies Comission arlate, and the eleaventh a copie of the
passe arlate. And further saith that the twelveth is a copie of the originall
Charter