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of Viceadmirall of the said Towne, yet tha … of Viceadmirall of the said Towne, yet that his family<br />
have their abode at fflushing.
To the second Interrogatory he answereth that the said shipp<br />
the ''Popingay'' departed from fflushing on the voyage wherein<br />
she was taken on the seaventeenth day of November last<br />
(old stile) and that she was bound for the West Indies<br />
and that the first place they were at in the West Indies<br />
was Gardaloope a ffrench Island, where the said shipp<br />
lay at Anchor about 10 or 11 dayes, and that from that<br />
place the said shipp went to Saint Christophers Island<br />
upon the ffrench roade, where the said shipp stayed<br />
about fourteene days, and from thence to Estasys a<br />
dutch Island, where she stayed eight dayes, and from<br />
thence she returned unto Saut [?ponit] in Saint Christophers<br />
Island and from thence to Backstur a Roade in the<br />
said Island, and that this Rendent with the said shipp<br />
sett sayle from thence on the eighteenth of ffebruary<br />
last past (old stile) to Gardaloepe aforenamed, and<br />
that in her course thither she was taken and seizd on the<br />
23th of the said month (old stile) by the ffleet under the<br />
command of Generall Pen And he saith that the said<br />
shipp had in her for her Lading when she went from fflushing<br />
Beefe, Porke, white, and Brandy wines, Oyle, Cloth and<br />
Commodities of all sorts, for he saith that there (sic) all<br />
Commodities afford traffique but Tobaccoes, Sugars<br />
Indico ad Ginger, the Commodities of the Country And<br />
further he cannot answeare./
To the third Interrogatory he answereth that the interrate shipp did<br />
in this her last voyage trade in noe other English plantation<br />
then in Saint Christophers Island And further referring<br />
himselfe to his answearee made to the foregoeing<br />
Interrogatory he cannot answeare./
To the fourth and fifth Interrogatoryes and to the<br />
schedule in the said fifth Interrogatory mentioned he deposeth<br />
and answereth that the interrate Adrian Adrian Merchant<br />
was the Supra Cargo of the said shipp the ''Poppingagy''<br />
and that the said shipp lying at Saint Christophers the<br />
interrate Clement Everard the Governour of the said Island<br />
of Saint Christophers did give license unto the said Adrian<br />
Adrian to sell the goods of the said shipp and to<br />
trade and traffique with the Inhabitants of the<br />
said Island by vertue of the said License, and according<br />
to the purport or directions of the said License, And<br />
he deposeth and saith that the schedule arlate being<br />
the License of him now deposed of that it was subscribed by<br />
the said Clement Everard, and that the words Clement<br />
Everard subscribed to the said License, were and are<br />
the proper handwriting of him the said Everard, The<br />
premisses he deposeth because he the deponent was<br />
present in the said Governour Clement Everard his house<br />
in Saint Christophers, and saw him subscribe the<br />
said License or schedule arlate bearing date the fifth of<br />
Januaryring date the fifth of<br />
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