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HCA 13/70 f.69v Annotate
First transcribed 11 December 2014  +
First transcriber Colin Greenstreet  +
Folio 69  +
Parent volume HCA 13/70  +
Side Verso  +
Status Uploaded image; transcribed on 11/12/2014  +
Transcription of ligorne weight, that then the said Georof ligorne weight, that then the said George hughes did deliver short<br /> of what the Rotolo's 30390 of galls should containe, 11096 and a<br /> halfe of ligorne pounds, which make English weight 74 hundred one<br /> quarter and six pounds as hee hath cast the [?sume] up, And otherwise<br /> hee cannot depose. To the 29th article hee saith that about the time that George hughes<br /> with the ''Thomas Bonadventure'' was a Cyprus the ''Affrican'' and<br /> ''dart frigots'' came thence without the Convoy of the [?men] of warr and came<br /> home safe, and the ''Imployment'' came thence in the moneth of August<br /> or September 1652 without convoy, and came home in safetie, and<br /> soe by Gods blessinge, might George hughes have donne alsoe with<br /> the ''Thomas Bonadventure''. And otherwise hee cannot depose. To the 30th hee saith that it is publique and notorious to all merchants<br /> trading into the Levant that for five or six yeares last past diverse<br /> shipps of warr of greate [?strength] belonging to the ffrench have<br /> molested those seas and in the way somtimes from Cyprus to<br /> London, and that Tripoli men of warr have infested the<br /> said seas theise tenn yeares and longer, And otherwise hee cannot<br /> depose. To the 31th article hee saith that the ''Thomas Bonadventure'' is an<br /> English built shipp by common repute, And saith that<br /> notwithsatnding the Tripoli and ffrench men of warr it hath<br /> bin and still is thought dishonorable, and noe cause of soe greate<br /> feare as to make a well man'd and well armed English shipp<br /> either desert her voyage or alter her designe through feare of<br /> meating with them. And otherwise hee cannot depose. To the 32th article hee saith and deposeth (as hee understandeth<br /> the custome of merchants) noe factor can give order or direction for<br /> his principalls businesse, or order ay man therein out if<br /> the place where the said factor usually resideth without a speciall<br /> order from his principall soe to doe, neither ought any master<br /> of a shipp to take notice of any factors advise or direction out of<br /> the place of his residence, except hee produceth some speciall<br /> order of the principall. And otherwise hee cannot depose. To the 35th hee saith that the shipp ''John and [?Conrard]'' arlate<br /> departed from Genoa (as this deponent had advice)<br /> in or about the moneth of ffebruary 1652 and came and arived<br /> here in this port (of this deponents knowledge) in or about the<br /> moneth of June next following, for this deponent was<br /> privie to the receipt of goods that came hether in her. And<br /> otherwise hee cannot depose. To the 36 hee cannot depose, saving that if the cottons and galls<br /> had come home in the shipp the ''John and Conrard'', hee [?conceives]<br /> noe more freight would habe bin demannded then seaven pounds<br /> per tonne for Cotton and five pounds per tonne for galls, for hee saith<br /> that the freight paid for goods brought home in her was not above that [?proportion]<br /> or thereabouts. Toroportion]<br /> or thereabouts. To  +
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