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the arlate William Croxon ffactor or Supra … the arlate William Croxon ffactor or Supra Cargoe of her<br />
for the said voyage; which he knoweth for that this Deponent<br />
being (as aforesaid) the Producents book-keeper, hath<br />
nowe in his Custody the originall security by bond given by the said<br />
William Croxton to the producents to the end that he should well and<br />
truly observe and keepe their orders and directions from<br />
time to time, and also give them a true account of such<br />
his Imployment under them. And further sayth that the said<br />
Kingsman and Croxton are both Englishmen and subjects<br />
of the King of England, and for and as such they were and<br />
are generally accounted reputed and taken./
Ad 4um dicit that after the said ships arrivall at Lisbone the<br />
said William Croxon did there unlade and take out severall of the<br />
goods carried hence in her and disposed of the same for the<br />
said Mr Bretton Mr Delboe and Companies account, and for<br />
and upon their account tooke in severall other goods there<br />
as Linnen cloth, oyle, fish, flower and other commodities,<br />
which together with the rest of the outwards Cargoe undisposed of were to be carried in the said ship thence to Brazeele and<br />
there to be bartered away for sugars, hides Tobaccoes and<br />
Brazeele wood for the account aforesaid. The premisses he deposeth<br />
for that this deponent hath in his custody severall letters and<br />
accounts of the hand writing of the said Croxton which were<br />
sent thence by him to the producents hhere, Et alr nescit./.
Ad 5um dicit that this deponent hath been informed by letters<br />
from the said William Croxon that he had at Lisbone<br />
procured License and given in security thereupon to the effect arlate<br />
which letters he very well knoweth to be the said Croxtons<br />
owne hand writing. Et alr nescit deponere, saving he sayth<br />
he hath also been advised by letters from Mr Abraham<br />
Jacobs (who is the producents ffactor at Lisbone) that he the said<br />
Mr Jacobs became bound for the ends and to the effect<br />
arlate; and thereupon at his request, and by the producents<br />
order and in their name, this deponent writ and sent the said<br />
Mr Jacobs a letter to save him harmlesse therein./
Ad 6um et 7um Arles deponit et dicit that after such license obtained<br />
and security given as aforesaid, and the ship fully laden at Lisbone<br />
by the said Croxton, she departed with the same bound for<br />
Bahia Todos llos [?hainclos] in the Brazeele, and sayth that<br />
by the Accompts sent from Lisbone by the said Croxton which<br />
this Deponent hath perused, and hath them now in his custody it<br />
doth appeare that the said Cargoe at the ships departure from<br />
Lisbone did amount unto (togeather with the charges of<br />
procuring the said License and other incident charges)<br />
the summe of thirteene thousand Mill Rees<br />
Portugalle thousand Mill Rees<br />
Portugall +
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