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Transcription

and the rest of the premisses hee declareth upon the grounds of
knowledge predeposed./

To the 4th hee saith, That the said shipp the goulden ffalcon did sett
saile from Zeeland in or about the moneth of Aprill in the yeare 1652:-
bound in her ballast for Bayonne in ffrance to seeke a freight, whicjh shee
transported from thence to Mallega in the Voiage in Controversie, and
saith that such her departure was before any hostility happened between
England and holland, this deponent being in all that Voiage a Mariner aboard
her, And saith, That although the said goods now Claymed were designed
to goe for Middleborough yet this deponent for and upon the ground of
knowledge and firme beliefe as predeposed, is verily assured in Conscience
that the same were really and truely to be imployed and converted to the sole
use and benefitt of the said producent, for whom (as then being ab exiled
person from and out of the United Netherlands) one Leoanrt Thyson brother
to the said producent did acte and negotiate upon that consideration. And
further hee cannot depose:/

To the 5th hee saith, That the arlate daniel Thyssen the producent in
this Cause formerly a Burgher and inhabitant of and in Tervier aforesaid
was in or about the moneth of September in the yeare 1651. banished
out of the United Provinces by the Magistracie of Terveere, and declared
utterly incapable of any benefit immunitie or priviledge of a subject
there, whereupon hee was necessitated to depart the said Provinces, and
to betake himselfe into fflanders where after hee had sojourned some
time hee became a ffree Burgher of Ostend and a subject of the
king of Spaine in the moneth of October .1652, and about the 18th
day of the same as this deponent both by credible report, and upon sight
of the said producents Burghers brief hath well observed, which was
before the seizure of the shipp and goods in Controversie by the
English, which happened upon the 10th of November 1652:- and not
before, And otherwise hee cannot depose, saving the said producents
exile and abdication as aforesaid was and is publique and notorious in
Zeeland, and other parts of the said United Provinces, And saving
That since such his Burgershipp in Ostend hee did and doeth
enjoy all the freedomes and priviledges to such a person belonging

To the last hee saith his foregoing deposition is true:-/

To the Crosse Interrogatories [CENTRE HEADIMNG]

To the first hee saith, That hee this rendent was boateswaines mate
aboard the shipp the Goulden falcon the Voiage in Controversie and
when shee was seized, and came first aboard her to serve at
Tervier in Zeeland in the yeare 1650. last past./

To the second hee saith, That the said shipp was in or about the said
yeare 1650. (as this deponent hath alwaies credibly understood) built