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That upon another voyage of the said shipp … That upon another voyage of the said shipp for Spaine, this deponent saw and<br />
observed that a very considerable quantity of spiceries was transported out of the<br />
shipp whereof one Garritt Gysen was Master lyeing at Terveere aboard the said<br />
shipp the ''Goulden falcon'' to be also transported for mallega in Spaine for the<br />
said producents accompt, And saith hee hath credibly heard that in the yeare<br />
<u>1652.</u> about the moneth of Aprill, the said shipp went upon a Voiage from Zeeland<br />
to Bayonne in ffrance, where shee tooke in a ladeing of corne for the accompt<br />
of Spaniards to be transported to Mallega, wherem upon her said last Voiage<br />
shee received in her last home-wards lading consisting of twenty pipes of<br />
Mallega or Paroximines wine and 158, quarteeles of sirropp or<br />
Molasso'es for the accompt and in returne of the proceed of the said goods<br />
outwards sent by the said producent, and of his freight due for the said lading<br />
of corne transported from Baionne to Mallega. The reason of this<br />
his knowledge hee averreth to bee as before expressed, And for that hee this<br />
deponent being arrived out of Scotland into Zeeland in the yeare <u>1652</u>, and<br />
being there very well and familiarly acquainted with Leonard Thysen the<br />
producents brother, hee the said Leonard did produce and show<br />
unto this deponent a letter of advise received out of Spaine togeather<br />
with a bill of lading wherein were the markes hereafter expressed videlicet<br />
'''I. V.0''' wherein and whereby this deponent observed that the said wines<br />
and Molasses were by the said producents factors Joachim Alerts and david<br />
Brandes laden aboard the said shipp at Mallega for the accompt of the said<br />
daniel Thyssen and in returne of his said goods and freight due for<br />
goods transmitted in the said shipp to Mallega, And saith the said Leonard<br />
Thysen upon the producing and showing of the said letter of advise and bill of<br />
lading to this deponent did say to and acquaint this deponent that such goods<br />
were soe laden for the said producent his brothers accompt, and that<br />
if they came to arrive in safety, his brother (meaning the said daniel<br />
Thyson) would have and enjoy the profitts and benefitt of a very good<br />
voiage, or words to that effect. And upon the foregoing reasons this<br />
deponent saith hee is in Conscience fully convinced and assured that<br />
both the said shipp and goods now claimed doe truely solely and entirely<br />
belong and appertaine unto the said daniel Thysen, and that hee alone<br />
was and is the true and lawfull Proprietor of the same And further<br />
hee saith hee cannot depose:-/
To the third hee saith, That the arlate daniel Thyssen in the<br />
yeare <u>1652.</u> and in the moneth of October of the said yeare was<br />
admitted and received as free Burgher of and in the Towne of<br />
Ostend in fflanders whereby hee then became a subject of his Catholique<br />
Majestie the king of Spaine, and hath his wife and family there<br />
living, and for such a Burgher and Subject hee the said daniel<br />
Thyssen was and is there generally esteemed and knowne, The<br />
premisses hee deposeth for that hee this deponent then was a<br />
Burgher and inhabitant of and in the said Port or place of Ostendof and in the said Port or place of Ostend +
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