HCA 13/72 f.183r Annotate
| Volume | HCA 13/72 |
|---|---|
| Folio | 183 |
| Side | Recto |
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| First cut transcription started on 23/04/13 and completed on 24/04/13 by Colin Greenstreet; edited on 30/04/13 by Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcriber | |
| Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcribed | |
| 13/04/24 | |
| Editorial history | |
| Created 29/04/13, by CSG | |
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1. The 9th of November 1657.
2. <margin value="Left">Gold and others ágainst Dobbins}
3. Smith. Suckley.}</margin>
4. Exámined upon the fore said allegation given in on the
5. behalfe of the said Dobbins.
6. <margin value="Left">dt. dobbins 3.</margin>
7. Captaine Isaac Woodgreene of Wapping Mariner
8. aged 40 yeares or thereabouts sworne and exámined .
9. To the first article of the sayd allegation hee saith and deposeth that hee this deponent
10. hath gone Master of severall shipps within those twenty yeares last ast upon divers
11. voyages from this Port of London to Portugall: Spaine Italy and Turkey and to
12. severall parts and places And thereby knoweth that hee this deponent hath bin paid and
13. allowed by his freighters and imployers (over and above the freight of the goods by him
14. carried to those places from London) a royall upon every bale of goods carried to those
15. places for averidge, and for every peece of fflanders goods or hollands goods by him
16. taken in in the downes or at dover to carry to the places aforesayd (over and above
17. the freight of them) a royall ˹for averidge˺ upon every ducket paid for freight of them, for a and
18. hath receaved of his freighters and imployers with within the sayd tyme, for goods taken om
19. in Turkey to be brought to London a Ryall upon ever for Averidge upon every bale of goods
20. there laden which over and above the freight of them, which Averidge was constantly
21. paid him before or at the tyme of firmeing the bills of ladeing for the same, And at
22. Zant hee saith hee hath receaved within the sayd tyme of her freighter freighters and imployers
23. there for Averidge (over and above freight as aforesayd) fower ryall upon every tonne
24. of goods ˹there laden for London˺ at or before the firmeing the bills of ladeing for the same And for what goods hee
25. hath within the sayd tyme taken in at Spaine to be theire transported to London three Ryalls
26. Averidge upon each tonne of goods there aden, over and above the freight as aforesayd And
27. that upon his safe Arrivall at London from any of the sayd places hee hath constantly
28. receaved of his Imployers over and above the freight as aforesayd, and over and above
29. the Averidge paid unto him as aforesayd at the signeing of the bills of ladeing as aforesayd
30. sixe pence XXXXX Averidge were upon every tonne of goods delivered at London from
31. the sayd places And thXX hath the like Averidge hath bin and is usually and customarily paid to and
32. from any of the sayd places for goods (by all Merchants) unto Masters of shipps, and
33. soe hath bin for those twenty yeares last past and as hee verily beleeveth have bin soe
34. paid synce out of mynde and memory of men now liveing
35. ˹and is paid in consideration to oblige the masters and Companyes of shipps to make good what dammage happenedth by ill stowage˺
36. ˹dammage and want of pumpeing and embezilment˺
37. And further to this article hee cannot depose/
38. To the 2 ˹and 3˺ hee saith hee hath not at any tyme gone any voyage from Lisbone to Brazeele
39. and therefore cannot of his certayne knowledge depose any thing to the Contents
40. thereof but verily beleeveth that there is an Averidge allowed to Masters of
41. shipps and their Companyes, as well as there is to other places as aforesayd
42. and beleeveth the Averidge X allowed for viages to and from Brazeele is greater
43. farr greater than those parid to or from any of the other places, by reason of the
44. length of the voyage and the danger that Masters and Companyes of shipps who
45. goe thether undergoe through the ungealthyness of the Clymate and the danger
46. of seizure by the hollanders who are in hostility with all such as trade from
47. Lisbone to Brazeele, and alsoe for that they are ˹likewise˺ thereby lyable to make good what goods
48. are damnified by ill stowage or damage and want of pimpeing and imbezillment And
49. further to those articles hee cannot depose/
50. To the 4th hee cannot depose having never gone any voyage to Brazeele as aforesayd
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