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Transcription

then a building, and looking after the building thereof as being by the
said Owners designed and appointed to be master of the said [shipp]
as the said Charles Alteras then declared to him this deponent [And]
after the said shipp was compleately built fitted and furnished
the said Carol or Charles Alteras was actually constituted
and made Master of her by the said Owners and in that quality [did]
saile the same upon a voyage to Rochell or some part thereabouts in france and from thence
did returne to fflushing in Zeeland, where this deponent did see and
observe the said Carol Alteras to be and to have beene upon
that Voiage Master and Commander of the said shipp Daniel
And further to this article he saieth not/

To the third article hee saieth, That in the yeare 1655 arlate
in the moneths therein concurring, and particularly in or about
the moneths of June July or August in the same yearem the said
Evert Gislin and Company, the Owners aforesaid did lett out
the said shipp the daniel to freight upon a voiage from the
said Port of flushing to Ostend
fflanders, and from thence to have gone to Saint Sebastian in the
dominions of the king of Spaine, Which the premisses this deponent
therefore knoweth; for that being a Native and a Merchant [?and]
inhabitant of fflushing aforesaid at the time aforesaid he did then there
most credibly heare and was informed both by the said Owners
or severall of them, and by the publique and constant fame and
report in that place, that the said shipp was so lett and
Designed as aforesaid, and did accordingly afterwards proceed
upon the said voiage to Ostend aforresaid, and afterwards
in her intended passage for Saint Sebastians (as this deponent hath
also credibly heard) being distressed at Sea did put into or neere [?dXXXXX]
in England, where she was afterwards seized and detayned
And further to this article hee saieth not./

To the 4th article hee saieth, That the said Evert Gislin Abraham
Van Peeren and the rest of the Owners aforesaid were and are all of them knowne to
this deponent to be inhabitants of fflushing and Middleborough
aforesaod and all subjects of the States of the United Netherlands
betweene whom and this Nation of England there is peace, and
for and as such the Owners were and are in Zeeland aforesaid
generally reputed and knowne, ever since the building and orig[inall]
fitting and furnishing out of the said shipp to sea as aforesaid
And further to this article he saieth not./

To the last he saieth That his foregoeing deposition is true