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eight pipes aboard the said shipp the Elizabeth and seized
by the said Bryer frigot which were for the account of this deponent
and company of his shipp, namely five for his owne account, which
hee saith were marked I.M. and three for his mens account, but
how those three or any of the Marchants pipes were marked hee
did not take notice nor doth remember, but remembreth in the
generall that they which were and lay uppermost in this deponents shipp had markes upon them, And further hee cannot
depose, saving hee beleeveth the wines brought to this port have
the same markes upon their caske which they had when they were soe
put aboard this deponents shipp at the Groine, but cannot
positively affirme it, forasmuch as hee was taken out of his owne
shipp upon the said seizure thereof, and carried to Plimouth uin the
Bryar frigot aforesaid, and thence came by land to London.

To the twelveth and 13th hee saith hee knoweth the arlate John de la [V]illet
of Middleborow, but knoweth not the arlate Nicholas Clement
and saith the said Alexander Row was the person that tooke the
over sight and care of the said two fflemish frigots and of their
fitting and supplying at the Groine, but what relation hee hath
to John dela [?V]illet or Nicholas Clement hee knoweth not,
only hee consigned the said lading of wines to be delivered
to the said Nicholas Clement at Middleborow,
hee being this deponents freighter as aforesaid, although
the bills of lading ar made as if the wines were received
of Andries Aernonts[?e]n, who hee saith is the dutch Consul at
the Groine. And further hee cannot depose, saying hee never
heard the said Andries Aernontzen say or affirme to the effect
mentioned in the said thirteenth article.

To the fourteenth hee saith hee knoweth the producent Thomas
Warren only since his comming hither, and beleeveth him to bee
an English man, and further hee cannot depose.

To the 15th hee saith hee knoweth not nor hath heard that the
wines arlate or any of them were sold, only there was a treatie
by william warren the Sopracargo of the Mary and Joice and
the said dutch with the said Ro[?e] (as this deponent heard) touching the buying
the said wines by the said warren and the said Consul of the said Roe but that treatie
brake off and this deponent was thereupon freighted as aforesaid, and soe this deponent beleeveth they have not bin at all
sold since the said seizure of them by the two fflemish frigots.
And further hee cannot depose.

To the last hee saith his foregeoing deposition was and is true.

Upon the rest hee is not examined by direction of the producent Mr
Warren.

To the Interrogatories on behalfe of his highnes the
Lord Protector. [CENTRE HEADING]

To the first hee saith hee is a native of fflushing in Zealand
and hath dwelt there all this time, and is a subiect of the Lords the
States of the United Netherlands, and otherwise negatively, saving
his foregoeing deposition to which hee referreth.

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