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Transcription

To the seventh article of the sayd allegation This deponent saith that
by reason of the premisses over and besides the losses of this deponent aforesayd which
amount to three thousand one hundred thirty one pounds sterling
Hee this deponent hath suffered other hreat losses that is to say
the summe of 600 li sterling for the freight of merchants goods
laden aboard the sayd shipp the tyme aforesayd. and 115 li sterling
over and above the moneyes before mentioned spent upon him selfe
and shipps Company att Copenhagen and travelling home for
England. and in losse of ymployment for himselfe and sayd
shipp for 15 monethes att 50 li sterling per moneth the sayd shipp
being well worth 50 li sterling per moneth; the summe of eight hundred
and forty pounds sterling over and besides the value of his [?liberty]
ammd wounding, and losse of improvement of his stock which
he cannot certainly value. And that his sayd Mariners have
besides their sayd former dammages amounting to 184 li. 12 s. sterling
have suffered other dammage in losse of improvement of their stock
and otherwise to a good value the certainty whereof hee cannot sett
forth. And otherwise cannot depose.

John Harrison [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]

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The 29th day of december 1653. [CENTRE HEADING]

The Keepers et cetera against the sylver in the}
Crowne Imperiall}

Examined upon the sayd alleagtion

3

Sivart Goodeman of Wismire in Swethland
Mariner Captaine and master of the Sampson
of Wismire aged 38 yeares or thereabouts a
wittnes sworne and examined deposeth and saith
as followeth videlicet

To the sayd allegation and schedule thereto annexed and bills of lading
therein mentioned and now shewne him This deponent saith that being
att Cadiz in October last past with his sayd shipp the Sampson of Wismire
which came from Norwey laden with deales for accompt of
Generall Wrangell Antonio Rhyne Chell and Company all
Swethlanders did there as master and merchant being intrusted
by the sayd Generall Wrangel Antonio Rhyne Chell and Company being
Owners likewise of the said shipp the Sampson for manageing the sayd
shipp and her lading, sell the foresayd deales for three thousand
peices of eight, which he receyved of the merchants att Cadiz that bought
the same. And saith that about the 21th day of the sayd moneth of October
he this deponent did in his owne person lade aboard the arlate shipp
the Crowne Imperiall Hans Meyners skipper then riding att anchor
neere Cadiz part of the sayd moneyes that is to say one thousand peices
of eight in value being nyne hundred peices of 8/8 in species
and 100 Ryxdollars, all in one bagg marked as in the margent
the same being the marke of his seale that he constantly weares
about him, for the accompt of him this deponent being Syvert
Gordeman of Wismire schedulat and his Owner that is to say the sayd generall
Wrangell of Stockhollen. Anthonio Rhyne Chell of Stockhollen and
[?Hendreck]