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Transcription

Certainty of the particulars thereof he referrs himselfe.
And further that on or about the 18th day of
July last past old stile he receaved a letter of Advise of the sayd Antonio
Rodriguez de Moras a Correspondent likewise of this deponent and
dated 23 July 1653 new stile from Rohan wherein he certifyed
that he expected the arrivall of the sayd shipp and lading of the
like quality for accompt of the foresayd Claymers, wishing this deponent
to make enquiry if possibly the same might be taken and brought
into England which letter he saith is a true and reall letter, And
that he hath since the seizure of the sayd shipp seene a billl of
lading for the sayd goods, whereby and by the sayd Certificates
hee cometh to know the particular quantities of the sayd goods. And
otherwise cannot depose./

To the second article of the sayd alleagtion he saith that the Citty of Lubeck is
in peace and amity with this Commonwealth and this deponent by
letters and Correspondencies knoweth that Peter Mayer arlate the lader
of the sayd goods is an Inhabitant of the saud Citty and does much
busines there in merchandize for Hamburgh merchants. And
further saving as aforesayd he cannot depose.

To the third and fourth articles of the sayd allegation This deponent saith
that in the foresayd letters It is certifyed to this deponent by the
said Manuel and ffrancis Dirickson, that they had freighted the
sayd shipp the Hope of Lubeck and had therein caused the foresayd goods
to be ladeb for their accompt and consigned as aforesayd by the sayd
Peter Meyer And further saving as aforesayd cannot depose
saving that the foresayd Claymers did not onely request this deponent
in and by their sayd letters to Clayme the sayd goods for them in case
of their being brought into England as iis predeposed, but that in
cae the prices of such goods here should be greater or as high as in
ffrance, that then he this deponent should sell the same
here in England and remitt the proceed thereof to them the sayd
Manuel and frrancis dirickson, who are as this deponent for the
reasons aforesayd is well assured, the true and reale Owners thereof

To the fifth article of the sayd allegation This deponent saith that the sayd
Manuel and ffrancis dirickson were and are Inhabitants of
Hamburgh and subiects of the free States of Hamburgh, and
that there is peace and amity betweene the States of Hamburgh
and this Commonwealth. And otherwise he cannot depose.

To the last he saith is deposition is true.

To the Crosse Interrogatories

Smith dt.

To the .1. he saith he comes to be examined of himselfe by advise of
Mr Suckly. and further otherwise than negatively cannot depose

To the .2. he saith he neither saw the sayd goods bought payd for nor laden
and further saving as aforesayd cannot depose

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