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To the third he saith he had on board the … To the third he saith he had on board the sayd shipp when she<br />
was seized a letter and a bill of lading for the merchants<br />
salt directed by the sayd Lony who delivered the same to this<br />
deponent to the sayd heysen, and this deponent delivered the<br />
same att Plymouth to the Commissioners for prize goods there, where<br />
he was informed by one of the Commissioners that the same were sent<br />
into this Court: And otherwise except negatively to this<br />
Interrogatory he saith he cannot depose saving that he [#]
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then<br />
had a bezane or Pass=<br />
port for Cher=<br />
bourg and his<br />
booke of notes<br />
which he<br />
hath in his<br />
Custody.<br />
Jan Clausen Moy [SIGNATURE, LH MARGIN]
To the 4th he saith his sayd owners all inhabit in Amsterdam<br />
and appoynted this deponent master of the sayd vessell, and they<br />
in Aprill last sent this deponent from Amsterdam upon a<br />
trading designe with generall order by word of mouth to<br />
seeke for freight in ffrance to the best proffit, and<br />
since that tyme this deponent hath traded to and fro<br />
for freight. And the sayd Heysen according to a bill<br />
of lading and a Charter party in this behalfe made (which<br />
was sent by land) was to pay the freight for the present<br />
merchants lading of salt att Cherbourg aforesayd [#]
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to say five and<br />
thirty guilders<br />
per last for six<br />
and thirty lasts<br />
of salt being<br />
all the sayd merchants<br />
goods, some whereof<br />
is taken out since<br />
the seizure<br />
Jan Clausen Moy [SIGNATURE, LH MARGIN]
And<br />
further cannot depose,
To the 5th Interrogatory he saith the lading of the sayd vessell<br />
is twenty six moy of salt of the measure of Pelliquen for<br />
merchants accompt. And one last and an halfe of salt for<br />
this deponent and shipps Company for which this deponent payd<br />
after the rate of two and twenty guilders per moye: And<br />
further saving as aforesayd cannot depose.
To the 6th he saith the sayd vessell being a small hoy hath noe<br />
gunnes powder or ammunition, but hath two Cables and one<br />
halfe Cable, three Anchors, a foresayle, a bezane,<br />
a mizzene, a [?Clewrock sayle or sprittsayle, a topsayle,<br />
a main sayle a Breivovk sayle, and a bonnet, and<br />
furniture fitt for such a vessell being together with<br />
the vessell worth about five thousand guilders- And<br />
further not having any sylver gold or Jewells on board<br />
him he cannot depose./
To the 7th he saith that the provisions on board the sayd<br />
vessell were halfe a tonne of flesh, two firkins of butter<br />
five loaves of bread, and a hogshead of bevergae, and<br />
some other things all for the shipps Companye. And<br />
further cannot depose
To the 8th he saith he signed onely three bills of lading [#]
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all of one and<br />
the same tenor<br />
Jan Clausen Moy [SIGNATURE, LH MARGIN]
and<br />
one Charterparty for the sayd salt agreeing with the sayd<br />
bills of lading were left at Polliquen<br />
where they were all signed to be sent overland to Cherbourg<br />
andsent overland to Cherbourg<br />
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