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To the 4th and 5th hee deposet … [ADD DATA]
To the 4th and 5th hee deposeth that the shipps provisions of armes and ammunition<br />
were 36 peeces of ordnance mounted aloft and 4 that were laid in hold till<br />
it was seene howe the shipp could beare them aloft, about 15000 weight<br />
of shott small and greate, 30 odd barrells of powder, 20 odd muskets, some<br />
pikes, swords and bills, and soe farr as hee knoweth there were not any gunns<br />
armes or ammunition aboard the said shipp saving as aforesaid, and that the<br />
foresaid six iron guns that were not of the shipps [?XXXXons], but laden for<br />
merchandizing, were stowed in hold amongest the other goods. alr nescit.
To the 6 hee saith that the shipp was upon a merchandizing and not a mannof warr voyage.
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To the 9. 10. et 11. hee saith hee told the Captaines arlate or some of their<br />
company that the shipp was bound for Cales and thence for Ligorne, and<br />
spake of noe other place, (as the truth was) in case the Skipper met with<br />
a freight at Cadiz for Ligorne, alr negative et [?necit].
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To the 22th hee saith that all the said shipps company were<br />
hired at Lubeck, and this deponent was told the end and designe<br />
of the said voyage as aforesaid at the time of his hiring, and was to<br />
have 30 Rex dollers and the proffit of 9 tonnes of salt, for the<br />
voyage from Lubeck to Cadiz and home againe, and if hee went further<br />
hee was to have monthly wages from Cadiz at 10 peeces of<br />
eight per month, and hee was hired to serve in the said shipp<br />
as a merchants shipp. alr nescit.
[ADD DATA]a merchants shipp. alr nescit.
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