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board or on shoare hee doeth not at presen … board or on shoare hee doeth not at present remember: And otherwise cannot<br />
depose./<br />
To the 7th hee saith, hee is in Conscience assured that the two bills of lading<br />
interrate, and those of the same tenor found aboard his said shipp are<br />
reall and true, and no wais , they being all [?]<br />
by this deponents owne handwriteing. And otherwise cannot depose./<br />
To the 8th hee saith hee did upon the receiving of the silver and<br />
monies in question, enter the severall parcels into a booke with the markes<br />
thereof, and from whom received and to whom Consigned And otherwise <br />
cannot depose.<br />
To the 9th hee saith, that the said booke and bills of lading doe in effect<br />
agree one with another, and that the said booke is now remaineing in this court<br />
And otherwise saving his foregoing desposition, hee deposesh not./<br />
To the 10th negatively, not knowing of any other bills of lading or note of <br />
remembrance, then those predeposed.<br />
To the 11th hee saith, hee is convinced in conscience that the silver and <br />
moneys interrate doe really belong to the said Pincquett according to the <br />
said bills of lading, and no other person whatsoever, and well knoweth that<br />
his said shipp was designed for Dunquirke or Ostend and no other port <br />
or place whatsoever. And otherwise cannot depose./<br />
To the 12th hee saith that neither this deponent nor any of the persons interrate<br />
had or have any correspondence by letters or otherwise with the interrate Pincquett. And<br />
otherwise [deposese] not./<br />
To the 13th hee cannot depose./<br />
To the 14th hee cannot depose./ <br />
To the 15th hee saith, that the said Peter Jansen de Yonge did acquaint this <br />
deponent for whose accoumpt the said silver and moneyes were Laden, and<br />
that this deponent according to his information signed the bills of lading predeposed for the<br />
same. And otherwise cannot depose.<br />
To the 16th hee saise hee this deponent is a Hamburgher by birth and usuall<br />
habitation, and hath no share nor interest in the silver now Claymed, nor<br />
expecteth any benefits by the restitution thereof, nor hath any manner<br />
of relation to the interrate Pincquett. And otherwise cannot depose. <br />
To the 17th hee saise the said shipp begann her outwards Voyage from <br />
Hambourgh the Port that shee belongeth unto about 3 yeares since<br />
being laden with peece goods wherein the interrate Pincquette had no part<br />
so farr at this deponent knoweth. And otherwise cannot depose./ <br />
To the 18th negatively, saying the whole outwards lading was taken in at Hamburge<br />
To the 19th negatively./<br />
To the 20th hee cannot depose./<br />
To the 21th hee saith, hee signed three bills of ladeing of one tenor for each parcel<br />
of the silver and moneyes in question, one of each whereof hee kept, and (theon, one of each whereof hee kept, and (the +
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