| First transcribed
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19 November 2016 +
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| First transcriber
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Colin Greenstreet +
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| Folio
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557 +
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| Parent volume
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HCA 13/68 +
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| Side
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Verso +
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| Status
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Uploaded image; transcribed on 19/11/2016 +
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| Transcription
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Hamburgh cause to be laden on board this d … Hamburgh cause to be laden on board this deponents sayd shipp the<br />
''Crowne Imperiall'' then lying att the Port of Hamburgh [?some]<br />
peice goods wares and merchandizes to a great value for their<br />
owne severall accompts to be for their accompts and risko transported<br />
to Cadiz and there delivered to their factors for [?the ?accompt]<br />
of them the sayd Laders and the sayd goods safely arrived att Cadiz<br />
in the sayd shipp in the moneth of August last Past 1653, and then<br />
and there this deponent did himselfe saefely deliver the sayd<br />
peice foods wares and merchandizes so sent by the foresayd<br />
Hamburghers interessed in this cause to the servants and barkiers<br />
sent by the merchants or factors att Cadiz (to whom the same were<br />
consigned) to fetch and receyve the same of him this deponent<br />
who afterwards heard the sayd factors respectively acknowledge<br />
that the sayd goods came safe to their hands a shoare att Cadiz<br />
And otherwise he cannot depose.
To the fourth article of the sayd allegation this deponent saith that the<br />
foresayd Anthonio de Labistraet and other the persons above<br />
named interressed in the sayd sylver now in question, and also the<br />
arlate Claes Moller and Claes Colbrandt being the persons<br />
schedulat in October last past and att the tyme of the lading of<br />
the sayd sylver and for twenty yeares before and upwards have bene<br />
were and are all Hamburghers, and every person of them<br />
for all the sayd tyme hath bene and now is an Hamburgher and<br />
citizen burgher and Inhabitant of Hamburgh and a subiect<br />
of and uner the free state thereof. And indeed the sayd persons<br />
were and are Hamnburghers borne and so accounted. And<br />
this deponent knoweth being himselfe a native of Hamburgh<br />
where he hath lived all his tyme and hath knowne well every of the<br />
sayd persons and bene acquainted with them ten yeares and upwards<br />
and some of them 25 yeares and upwards. And otherwise<br />
he cannot depose.
To the 5th article he saith he cannot depose saving that [#]
[#] [TEXT IN LH MARGIN AT 90 DEGREES]<br />
hath many and sundry tymes heard the sayd Claes Colebrandt seriously affirme that in case he had had any suspicion that any part<br />
of the sayd sylver laden on board him had bene unfree as belonging to Hollanders or ffrenchmen he would not have receyved<br />
the same aboard, and that he was assured and told by the respective Laders thereof that the same was all free and for the<br />
sole accompt of the Hamburgh merchants named in the bills of lading for the same; and this deponent beleiveth that<br />
in case the sayd Claes Colbrandt had had any cause to have suspected the sayd sylver to be unfree as to this Commonwealth he would not have<br />
receyved the same for that the Owners of shipps at Hamburgh have since warr betwixt England and Holland given speciall<br />
order to their Skippers not to lade any such nonfree goods in their shipps<br />
hans Meynerson [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
To the last he saith his deposition is true.
To the Crosse Interrogatories
To the 1. Interrogatory he saith that the sayd shipp ''Crowne Imperiall''<br />
came to Cadiz in August last past and then the Rendent saw<br />
the ''Patriarke Jacob'' there lyeing and understood she had bene<br />
there about a month before. and the sayd shipps remayned together<br />
in the bay of Cadiz in the moneth of September and most of<br />
October and sayled from thence together in Company of two other<br />
Hamburgh shipps the ''Wheele of ffortune'' and the ''Saint Paul'' in<br />
the sayd month of October. And otherwise cannot depose.
To the 2. Interrogatory he saith the ''Patriarke Jacob'' is of the burthen of<br />
about 300 tonnes. and hath about 18 or 20 peices of ordinance<br />
mounted. and the ''Crowne Imperiall'' is of the like burthen or not<br />
much lesse and mounted with .16. gunnes and was bound for the<br />
Port of Hamburgh, as were likewise the other shipps that sayled in<br />
her Company.
To the third Interrogatory he saith there were laden aboard the ''Crowne Imperiall''<br />
([?whereof'Crowne Imperiall''<br />
([?whereof +
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