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Transcription

said seizure, and then was much altered and repaired at fflushing
by her now owners who are of fflushing) and afterwards sailed
from fflushing for Bayon, and thence came to Rochell to
seeke a freight, and [?soe] was freighted for the voyage in question,
and saith that neither the said [?Baldwin] van Bowman nor any other
subiect of the king of Spaine hath any interest in the said shipp
or had soe from the said time of the said buying of her. And
further hee cannot answer.

Cornelis bastyaens[?n] [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]

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The same day. [CENTRE HEADING]

Examined upon the foresaid allegation.

Rp. 2.

Peter ffourdin of Callice Marchant
aged 25 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and examined

To the first article hee saith and deposeth that hee well knoweth
the producents John du fflos, John hedda and [?verte] Salla
and hath soe donne from the infancie of him this deponent
who was borne there, and hath knowne them there living for
all the time of his remembrance, and saith they were
and are ffrenchmen and Marchants, and subiects of the king
of ffrance, and all live and keep houses and families
in Callice, and trade thence to Rochell and other
parts and places thereabouts for wines and other goods, and
that hee alsoe well knoweth the arlate Peter Pall[?ert GUTTER]
living and residing in Rochell, who hee saith was and
is factor there of and for the said producents and for such
commonly accounted, and is the said mr [?verte] Salla his
wifes brother, and kinsman of the said du fflos, All which
this deponent knoweth having bin foure yeeres servant
to the said Verta Salla in his merchandizing
affaires, and having bin with the said Peter Pollart about
tenn weekes together at Rochell, and seeing him there
have imployment from the said producents, with whose
traffique and dealing this deponent is well acquainted living
in Callice where they dwell, and being himselfe alsoe a
Merchant and acting sometimes for himselfe and sometimes
under the said Verta Salla.

To the second and third and fourth articles and schedules therein mentioned
hee saith and deposeth that in or about the moneth of
ffebruary last the said Peter Pallart laded and caused to be lade[?n GUTTER]
aboard the shipp the Sawmill arlate eighteene tonnes and
two hogsheads of wine for the account of John du fflos
aforesaid marked with the first marke in the margent

I.D.F.

and twenty tonnes of wine for the account of John ha[XXX GUTTER]
marked with the second marke, and eighteene tonnes and

V
a halfe of wine of the third marke in the margent and [?one GUTTER]
hundred and tenn flitches of bacon for the said [?Westa] Salla
his account to be transported in the said shipp to Callice
and there to be delivered to them respectively
at their orders, who were and are commonly accounted owners of
[XXX GUTTER]