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belonging to his said shipp all and singul … belonging to his said shipp all and singular the goods schedulate videlicet one<br />
Harser 77. fathoms long worth 2 ''li'' 12 ''s'' One foresaile worth 2 ''li''<br />
sixteen shillings, One peece of Cordage above three Inches thicke and<br />
ten fathoms long worth 7 ''s'' One standard or flagg with the holsteyn<br />
Colors worth 9 ''s'' One boate belonging to the said shipp worth 2 ''li'' 10 ''s''<br />
Seaven Rixdollers in money of the valew of 1 ''li'' 10 ''ss'' 6 ''d'' and one sea [?booke]<br />
worth 15 ''s'' sterling amounting in all to the summe of 12 ''li'' 5 ''s'' sterling<br />
English money or thereabouts, all which goods the said Captaine and<br />
some of his Companie have since the time of the siezure of his said<br />
shipp plundered and pillaged away from the same, and converted the<br />
to their Owne use, Which this deponent knoweth having the said 7 rix dollers<br />
taken out of this deponents pockett att Sea by the Master of the said Captaine<br />
Hohman his man of warr, and for the rest hee hath since the seizure<br />
been advertised by his shippes Companie of the plundering thereof by<br />
the said Holman or Companie=, and this deponent haveing since been aboard<br />
his said shipp at Dover perceived that the severall things predeposed were<br />
taken away and not remaining by or in the said shipp, as they had bin<br />
immediately before the said seizure. And further hee cannot depose.
To the Crosse Interrogatories./
To the first hee saith, hee had ten shipps pounds of the twelve<br />
shipps pounds of cheese aoremenconed laden aboard his said shipp<br />
the other two shipps pounds belonging to his said Steeresman And<br />
otherwise saving his foregoeing deposition hee saith hee cannot depose [?but]<br />
hee expecteth by the restitution his shipp and goods aforesaid, together<br />
with the benefitt of his fraight and Voyage:/-
To the second hee referreth himselfe to his foregoeing deposition, And<br />
otherwise negatively:-
To the third hee saith, That hee hath knowne the shipp the ''redd Lyon''<br />
interrate for about 5. yeares last past, and saw her last at Dover<br />
where shee now remaines./<br />
To the 4:th hee saith hee had a bill of sale for his said shipp from the widow aforesaid [?which ?hee]<br />
hath left at Hamborough; And otherwise negatively saving his<br />
foregoeing deposition to which hee referreth
To the 5th hee saith hee hath personally knowne the interrate [?XXX]<br />
Dorville for 6. yeares and upwards, and formerly onely by relation<br />
and saith hee knwoet not personally the widdow or heires of the said Joos<br />
Van Over beeck otherwise then by the relation of the said John [?Dorville]<br />
and by the common report in the City of Hamborough where<br />
[?XXX]ity of Hamborough where<br />
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, belonging to his said shipp all and singul … belonging to his said shipp all and singular the goods schedulate videlicet one<br />
Harser 77. fathoms long worth 2 ''li'' 12 ''s'' One foresaile worth 2 ''li''<br />
sixteen shillings, One peece of Cordage above three Inches thicke and<br />
ten fathoms long worth 7 ''s'' One standard or flagg with the holsteyn<br />
Colors worth 9 ''s'' One boate belonging to the said shipp worth 2 ''li'' 10 ''s''<br />
Seaven Rixdollers in money of the valew of 1 ''li'' 10 ''ss'' 6 ''d'' and one sea [?booke]<br />
worth 15 ''s'' sterling amounting in all to the summe of 12 ''li'' 5 ''s'' sterling<br />
English money or thereabouts, all which goods the said Captaine and<br />
some of his Companie have since the time of the siezure of his said<br />
shipp plundered and pillaged away from the same, and converted the<br />
to their Owne use, Which this deponent knoweth having the said 7 rix dollers<br />
taken out of this deponents pockett att Sea by the Master of the said Captaine<br />
Hohman his man of warr, and for the rest hee hath since the seizure<br />
been advertised by his shippes Companie of the plundering thereof by<br />
the said Holman or Companie=, and this deponent haveing since been aboard<br />
his said shipp at Dover perceived that the severall things predeposed were<br />
taken away and not remaining by or in the said shipp, as they had bin<br />
immediately before the said seizure. And further hee cannot depose.
To the Crosse Interrogatories./
To the first hee saith, hee had ten shipps pounds of the twelve<br />
shipps pounds of cheese aoremenconed laden aboard his said shipp<br />
the other two shipps pounds belonging to his said Steeresman And<br />
otherwise saving his foregoeing deposition hee saith hee cannot depose [?but]<br />
hee expecteth by the restitution his shipp and goods aforesaid, together<br />
with the benefitt of his fraight and Voyage:/-
To the second hee referreth himselfe to his foregoeing deposition, And<br />
otherwise negatively:-
To the third hee saith, That hee hath knowne the shipp the ''redd Lyon''<br />
interrate for about 5. yeares last past, and saw her last at Dover<br />
where shee now remaines./<br />
To the 4:th hee saith hee had a bill of sale for his said shipp from the widow aforesaid [?which ?hee]<br />
hath left at Hamborough; And otherwise negatively saving his<br />
foregoeing deposition to which hee referreth
To the 5th hee saith hee hath personally knowne the interrate [?XXX]<br />
Dorville for 6. yeares and upwards, and formerly onely by relation<br />
and saith hee knwoet not personally the widdow or heires of the said Joos<br />
Van Over beeck otherwise then by the relation of the said John [?Dorville]<br />
and by the common report in the City of Hamborough where<br />
[?XXX]ity of Hamborough where<br />
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