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Transcription

and others the Subjects of the said king of Portugall, and [?XXX]
to be unladed in the said Port of Lisbone, and by the Lad[?ers]
thereof soe designed, and consigned to have bin delivered [?there]
to the Subjects of the said king, whom this deponent conceiving [?XXX]
the receipt thereof to have bin lyable according to knowne and
usuall Custome to pay unto the said Master the fraight due
for the transportation thereof; Which is all that this deponent
can materially say concerning the matters arlate, save only
that he hath credibly heard that some Englishmen and Subjects of
this Commonwealth have in this Court layd their Clayme or
Claymes to some small and inconsiderable part of the said
sygars or of some other part of the said shipps lading, And this
deponent for his certainety therein referreth himselfe to the Acts
and proceedings of the said Court./

To the 7th he saieth, That it is also publique and notorious and
a thing well observed by and knowne unto this deponent and [?XX ?who]
frequenting and using the Navigation and trade aforesaid, [?XXX]
the Subjects of the Lords the Staes if the United Provinces in
the said yeare 1657. and at the time of the lading of the said
sugars and goods on board the said shipp at fernambuco aforesaid
and for some time before and since had not nor have any [?trade]
nor were or are suffered or permitted to have any trade in any
parts of the Brazeele which were and are in the dominion
of the said king of Portugall, or to lade or carry any [?XXXX GXX]
betweene the said king of Portugall and the Lords the States
aforesaid and their respective subjects, And that really [XXX]
of an absolute assurance of trueth this deponent is fully con[?vinced]
That the said Lords the States or their Subjects or any of
them had not nor have any part in any of the said shipps lading
aforesaid, nor that any of the same was originally laden for
the accompt of them or any of them, nor doe they or any of them
(so farr as titles to the same in poynt of propertie as [?the]
Laders thereof, or that any of the same was originally laden
for the accompt of them or any of them And further to this
Article he deposeth not./

To the 8th article hee saieth, That the said shipp nostra Seniora
de Rosario Saint Gonsalvo having received her said lading of
sugars and Brazeele wood as aforesaid did sett sayle from
fernambuco aforesaid with the same in companie of this deponent
([XXX]