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goods, namely fourty seaven of her sacks&l … goods, namely fourty seaven of her sacks<br />
of meale, or thereabouts; severall Bales of her<br />
paper; and also severall bales of her linnen cloth<br />
this deponent seeing severall of the said goods brought<br />
aboard the said frigot, whilest he so continued<br />
prisoner in her: Besides he sayth they tooke away<br />
severall of the said ships ropes and cordage; and seaverall<br />
cheeses, which were of the ships proivisions, two hogs<br />
heads of wine; and shot away and spent one hundred and twenty pounds<br />
weight of her pouder, and tooke away other goods. And further<br />
deposeth not./
To the last he sayth his foregoing deposition is<br />
true./.
To the Interrogatories [CENTRE HEADING]
To the first he sayth he is owner of one<br />
sixteenth part of the said ship, but hath no share<br />
nor interest in any of the foresaid goods so laden<br />
aboard her; and otherwise saving his foregoing<br />
deposition, he answereth not./
To the 2nd he sayth that the said ship was to have<br />
livered out her said lading at Cadiz as aforesaid<br />
and there this Deponent was to have received the<br />
freight for the same; And otherwise referreth<br />
himselfe to his foregoing Deposition; and saveing<br />
the same cannot further answer./
To the last he sayth hee cannot answer otherwise<br />
then as aforesaid the said ship being as aforesaid<br />
seized at soe great a distance from Cadiz./
Repetit coram duo Judicante.<br />
Gerrit Jansen Coninck [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
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The 29 of June 1660.<br />
Examined upon the aforesaid allegation. [CENTRE HEADING]
'''Jacob van Wallendal''' dwelling at Rochell Merchant<br />
aged 35 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and examined.
To the second third and fourth articles of the said allegation upon<br />
which above is by direction of the producent examined, hee saith<br />
and deposeth That the shipp the ''King David'' ariving before Saint<br />
Martins neere Rochell in or about November last was by the frost and<br />
Ice hindred from taking in her lading till ffebruary following, in which<br />
moneth shee was there laded by the producents Monsieur Thevanien and<br />
Monsieur Pagez in company with this deponent and the arlate Henry<br />
Tersanitten with two hundred and fourtie tonnes of barley, one<br />
hundred sacks of meale, nineteene bales of course linnen cloth<br />
and six and thirtie bales of paper, all to be delivered at Cadizles of paper, all to be delivered at Cadiz +
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