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Transcription

To the twentith Interrogatory, that he hath knowne it to be
inviolably observed at the Morea for the theise seaven yeares
past that noe man hath gone to the Bashaw without a druggerman
or leave from the Consull or Vice Consull of the said place of the Morea, And
further he cannot answeare./

To the 24th he answereth that the interrate William ffowke did foe
unto the interrate Bashaw (as himselfe acknowledged to this Rendent)
on or about the nineteenth day of September 1654, And that
the said ffowke then went unto the Vice Bashaw without any
Druggerman, Janisary o any other sent with hom by this
REndent (who was then Vice Consull) and that then this Rendents
brother Mr Richard Middleton who was Consull of the Morea,
was dead, And further he cannot answeare.

To the 22th Interrogatory he answereth that Nathalagoe is distant from
Petras (over Land) 35 miles, and that Vesticha and Lepanto are 9
miles distant crosse the Gulfe of Lepanto, and that
Vesticha is from Nathalagoe betweene forty and fifty miles and
from Petras about twenty miles, and that Leoanto and
Nathalagoe are distant about 27 miles, and Lepanto and Petrasse
about 13 miles, And he saith that he this Rendent on the
behalfe of the said producents agreed with the said Bashaw for all
the Currance at 2 Dollars and an halfe per Sacke, and the
said Bashaw payd the Owners severall pirces for their Currance
and that the said Owners did willingly agree to the sale of
the said Currance at the prices agreed on between them and
the said Bashaw, And that the factors of the said Taylor and
Company did receive of the Currance soe bargained for in
Petras twenty thousand nine hundred-fifty seaven pound
weight, and that they had without any disturbance received
the remainder being about 18000 weight if the said ffowke
had not raisd such disturbance, And further he cannot
answeare./

To the 23d Interrogatory he referreth himselfe to his former
deposition And further he cannot answeare/

To the fower and twentith he answereth that he conceiveth it
equity that if any man doe buy currance or other commodities of
another man, and the buyer leave the country having not payd
for such Currance of Commodities, the party with whom he contracted
may sell them to another man.

To the five and twentith he answereth that he had some moneys
and some commodities when the shipp interrate came away from
Petras, and that the said moneys and goods and creditt which
he had there would have payd for more Currance than were
taken from them by the meanes of the said ffowke, And to the
rest he answereth that he doth not remember that ever he
spake any such words as are interrate./

To the 26th he answereth that the contract or agreement interrate
was putt into writing and registred at the [?Caadiz=office] at Petras
in that the said contract or agreement soe putt into wryting
is now aboard the shipp George at Southampton, amongst
other writings there of this Rendent.-

To the 27th Interrogatory he answereth that if he had not had a
[?Ballardee] from the Bashaw besides the writing of agreement
mentioned in his answare to the foregoeing Interrogatory, he could not
have laded the Currance he did lade, and he saith the
said Ballardee was registred in the Cadiz=books of Lepanto
Petras and Vesticha, and remayneth at this present with the
said writing of agreement And further he caanot answeare./

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