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The Clayme of William Gillard merchant}
of Cadiz in Spayne for his goods}
in the Saint John de Grace taken by}
some of the Parliament shipps}
Smith Budd}

Jean de Casa Nueva of Cadiz in Spayne
merchant aged 24 yeares or thereabouts
a witnes sworne and examined deposeth
and saith as followeth videlicet

To the first article of the sayd allegation This deponent saith that he [?knoweth]
well the arlate William Gilliard, and so hath done for these [?fXXXXX]
yeares now last past and saith that the sayd William Gilliard
was and is a Spanaird borne and was and is an Inhabitant
of Cadiz in Spaine, and there hath lived for theis fifteene
yeares now last past and was and is a subiect of the Kinge
of Spaine and for and as such Commonly accounted reputed
and taken. And otherwise he cannot depose.

To the second article of the sayd allegation This deponent saith that in the
moneth of August arlate the sayd William Gilliard did goe from
Cadiz to Saint Malloes in ffrance to buy linnen Cloath and [?XX]
and transport the same to Cadiz for his owne use and accompt and of Claudio de Ullea, a spanyard and Inhabitant of [?Cadiz]
And for the buying and provideing of the sayd Linnen Clothe [?did]
carry with him from Cadiz in Spaine to Saint Malloes divers sugers
and peaches for his owne Accompt and accompt of the sayd Ullea to the value of about three
thousand five hundred peices of eight, And the sayd William Gilliard [?XX]
arrived safely with the sayd sugars and peaches att Saint Malloes,
and there after his arrivall did sell the same and with the proceed
thereof bought and provided for his owne accompt and accompt of the sayd Ullea severall good
quantities of Linnen Cloath and serges The premisses he knoweth to be true
for that he saw the sayd sugars and peaches laden in Cadiz and went
along with the producent in one and the same shipp to Saint Mallo, and
there saw the sayd sugars and paches sold and the sayd Linnen [?cloth] and serges [?XXX]
by the producent for the accompt aforesayd And otherwise he
cannot depose: