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HCA 13/70 f.272v Annotate
First transcribed 12 September 2014  +
First transcriber Colin Greenstreet  +
Folio 272  +
Parent volume HCA 13/70  +
Side Verso  +
Status Uploaded image; transcribed on 12/09/2014  +
Transcription the arlate Ignatio da Costa a Portugueze Mthe arlate Ignatio da Costa a Portugueze Merchant residing at the<br /> Bahias for the accompt of the said John Lyne, which chests of sugar this<br /> deponent there saw readie to bee laden, and beleeveth the same were really<br /> and actually laden aboard the shipp or Vessell the ''Nostra Seignora''<br /> ''da Rosario'' (George Whiller Commander) to be transported from thence<br /> to Lisbone on Portugall for and upon the Adventure and accompt of<br /> the said John Lyne, this deponent being present at the bargaine or<br /> Contract made for the said sugars between the said John Lyne the<br /> producent and the said Ignatio da Costa, and by this deponents familiarity<br /> with them and the said George Whiller well knowne of the designe<br /> of lading of the said sugars in the shipp or Vessell and for the accompt<br /> aforesaid. And further hee cannot depose/:- To the second article and schedules annexed hee saith and deposeth, That<br /> the said Imbargo or seizure of English shipps and goods then at the Bahia<br /> this deponent then and there heard and observed that the Chests of sugar<br /> predeposed were for the preservation of them from the said seizure designed<br /> to be and actually were laden by and in the name of the said Ignatio da<br /> Costa. And this deponent haveing severall times seene and observed the<br /> respective firmes and subscriptions of the said George Whiller and<br /> Ignatio da Costa, doeth in his Conscience beleeve that the said schedule<br /> or bill of lading annexed was and is a bill of lading signed or firmed<br /> with the proper handwriting of the said George Whiller, and that<br /> the second schedule or declaration annexed was and is the proper<br /> handwriting of the said Ignatio da Costa, and that the same was<br /> firmed and signed by the said Ignatio da Costa and George<br /> Whiller, and verily beleeveth the Contents of the said schedule<br /> now by him seene and seriously perused, to be reall and true, and<br /> expressely made for the preservation of the said goods from the Imbargo<br /> or seizure by the Portuguezes, And further cannot depose To the third hee saith, it is publique and notorious Tha the said<br /> shipp Nostra Seignora and her lading were in their Course<br /> from the Bahia towards Lisbone mett with all surprized taken<br /> and brought up into England by an English man of warr<br /> And further hee cannot depose./ To the last hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true./: To the Crosse Interrogatories:-/ [CENTRE HEADING] To the first hee saith, That hee this rendent is a Native of<br /> Lisbone in Portugall and hath lived for all or most of the time<br /> interrate in Fernambuck the Bahia and Rio de Genera in Brazileuck the Bahia and Rio de Genera in Brazile  +
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