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HCA 13/71 f.34r Annotate
First transcribed 4 January 2013  +
First transcriber Colin Greenstreet  +
Folio 34  +
Parent volume HCA 13/71  +
Side Recto  +
Status Uploaded image; transcribed on 04/01/2013  +
Transcription To the 6th hee saith that formerly, namelyTo the 6th hee saith that formerly, namely [?thirtee] yeeres since small shipps<br /> in the streights have used to stay a weeke or tenn dayes for company but of late times<br /> hee never knew any stay, unlesse nowe and then upon the coast of Spaine,<br /> but this deponent never did nor durst stay without his principalls order.<br /> And otherwise hee cannot answer. To the 7th hee saith that there is noe way from Cyprus for England for a shipp<br /> but to come through the Streights mouth, that ever this deponent heard<br /> of or beleeveth, and hee beleeveth that the ''Thomas Bonadventure''<br /> came that way having noe other way to come. And commonly<br /> it happens that a shipp cannot keepe a direct course from Salina to that<br /> Streights mouth, but must saile sometimes one way and sometimes another<br /> according as the winde is, and the winde taking them right contrary<br /> they may tack sometimes seaven leagues or more on one board and after as many<br /> on the other and may traverse to and fro continually till the winde comes<br /> fare for {the} most advantage of the shipps tending towards her desired port,<br /> And otherwise hee cannot depose. To the 8th hee saith that hee referreth himselfe to his foregoeing deposition<br /> and otherwise cannot answer, saving that Corsica is out of the way as<br /> aforesaid. To the 9th hee saith that according to the windes and seasons<br /> this deponent and others use to goe for their advantage to the Barbary shore<br /> from the Christian shoare, but noe shipp can saile in a direct line<br /> from Salina roade to the Streights mouth the land being in the way.<br /> And some places of the Christian shoare are neerer and some further off<br /> the Barbary shoare. And otherwise saving as aforesaid hee cannot<br /> depose. To the tenth hee saith that a master of a shipp is to observe his Commission<br /> and order of his principalls, otherwise hee looses his provison, and<br /> otherwise hee saith hee cannot answer, not being acquainted with<br /> proteste in the matter interrogated. To the eleaventh hee saith that still the factor must followe his<br /> principalls order who had rather sometimes that the shipp should come<br /> away halfe laden than stay, but tis true that many times the factor<br /> supplies his principalls emptie tonnage with other mens goods, wherein<br /> it is to be supposed hee hath their procedent order, which the master is not<br /> to dispute, unlesse hee have particular order from the imployers for his<br /> conduct in the voyage- And otherwise hee cannot answer To the twelveth hee saith then a shipp useth to stay to fitt her steeving<br /> ge[?a]re, and often the same breakes or otherwise miscarriesin the worke<br /> and delayes [the] time, as is interrogated, And otherwise hee cannot depose. To the 13th hee saith hee conceiveth that if a master receives the goods<br /> interrogated by weight, hee must deliver them by weight, and this deponent<br /> never tooke in or delivered out Cottons or gauls by weight, but by marke<br /> and number, howbeit they are usually weighed a shore before their coming<br /> aboard. And otherwise hee cannot answere saving as aforesaid, and saving<br /> hee never knew galls come rotten from Aleppo, and saving the factor marine<br /> useth to give or send aboard a factorie of the weight To the 14th hee saith the baggs of cottons and gaulls especially<br /> cottons oftentimes break and [?teare] in steeving and stowing, and in unlading,<br /> and the gaulls suffer some small wast in shooting, And otherwise hee cannot<br /> answer. To the 15th hee saith hee hath bin at Porte fferranse, where hee saith there<br /> is a Lazaretto, whereinto such goods are used to be put that are landed<br /> there, and saith the same is a safe and [?cenre] place to putt goods into,<br /> but this deponent never sawe any goods there weighed. And otherwise<br /> hee cannot depose. Toherwise<br /> hee cannot depose. To  +
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