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Transcription

the sayd fforty tonne of Iron at when it arived at Topsham/

To the 8th hee saith that after the sayd shippp was upon Caution
discharged the new victualing of her cost fifteene pounds
sterling or thereabouts And the new rigging of her and furnishing
her with necessaries shee wanted cost other fifteene pounds of
like money or thereabouts and the advance money for mariners
wages and of those mariners that attended her during the tyme
shee continued under seizure Cost the sayd Marshall Pitt and
company thirty pounds more of like money or thereabouts this
hee the better knoweth for that hee as ffactor of the sayd Marshall
disbursed the sayd Marshalls part of the sayd summes, All
which charge hee saith might have bin saved if the seizure
aforesayd had not happened And further to this article hee
cannot depose/

To the 9th article hee saith hee beleeveth that the sayd Pitt Marshall
and Company Owners of the sayd Shipp did susteyne losse and damage
in the non imployment of the sayd shipp during the tyme shee
continued under seizure as aforesayd as alsoe by her lyeing as
a hulke for soe long tyme but what to estimate their losse at hee
knoweth not And further hee cannot depose./

To the Interrogatories./ [CENTRE HEADING]

To the first Interrogatorie hee saith that hee this deponent was at Bilboa
(which is two leagues distant from Portugalott) at the tyme when the sayd
shipp was at Portugalot first stayed, and heareing thereof came presently
downe to Portugalot, and there heard that the cause of her stay was
for that it was suspected there was moneys laden aboard the sayd
shipp and the same day and night and while this deponent was soe at Portugalot the Alcalde
or Major of that place were aboard the sayd shipp and found certayne
peeces of Eight aboard her and thereupon caused her to bee seized
having first imprizoned the Master and turned most of the Mariners
ashoare and soe afterwards by course of lawe confiscated the sayd shipp
and her ladeing of Iron till such tyme as afterwards by lawe in manner
predeposed both shipp and ladeing were cleered saving that the moneys deposited for the masters quarter part of the sayd shipp was condemned and saith this was done
about fower yeares since the tyme more certainely hee doth not now
remember it being long since And further hee cannot answere/

To the 2 hee saith the Iron was all laden at Bilboa and the
seizure of the shipp happened afterward when the shipp was falne
downe to Portugalot with the Iron in her and saith the Iron was in
her at her seizure and never taken out of her untill after it was
recovered