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Transcription

goods are therein mentioned to be for the account of the said
Lostach, whereas in truth the same were for the Account of the
said Mr Robbles. And further hee cannot depose.

To the 15th and 16th hee saith that the Letter annexed to the said Allegation
upon which hee is nowe examined, (which hee hath now seene and perused)
was really written (as hee verily beleeveth) by the foresaid Simon
da herera Liva, and saith that he is perswaded in his Conscience that by the said
name, Sr. Adrian Turin, writen on the Top of
the said Letter, the said S:r Antonio Roderiguez Robles was and is
meant and intended, and under that fained name This deponent
knoweth as hee saith the said Mr Robbles doth Trade and Correspond
with the said Sr Leijva: And further deposeth not saving hee
is well acquainted with the handwriting of the said Leyva and has
seene him write oftentimes at the Canaryes. when this deponent
was there which was about three yeeres since as aforesaid
and hath since received Letters from him:/:

To the 17th hee saith that hee doth verily beleeve the foresaid
wines and goods, were Ladeing at the Canaryes (by the
said S.er Leyva) aboard the said ship Saint Laurence, for the sole
account and Adventure of the said Segnor Robles, and were as
hee likewise beleeveth provided and bought by the said Lyva
with the Proceed of the goods and Merchandizes sent as aforesaid by the said Robles
in the said ship the Saint Laurence, to the said Lyva, or with the Proceed
of other Merchandizes which the said Lyva had in his hands
belonging to the said Robles And further hee cannot depose

To the 18th hee saith that the said ship Saint Laurence was brought
into Plymouth about Julie or August last, by one Captaine
Aylet and further cannot depose./:

To the last hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true./.

To the Interrogatories [CENTRE HEADING]

To the first hee saith he was a fraighter of the said ship the Saint Laurence
but was none of her Company, And saith Mr Robles required
this deponent to come and Testify the truth in this busines who is
Concerned therein, and otherwise Negatively:/.

To the second hee saith hee Judgeth the said Mr Robles to be of
the age of about two and fforty yeeres and first knewe him
aforesaid at the Canaryes. where he was Constantly [?reputed GUTTER]
to be a Portugueze, and saith that in a Port in the Iland of
Tenerife, the said Mr Robles did Execute the Office of Custom[XXGUTTER]
but not upon his owne Accompt, but was hyred and put into
the office by one, or more, that were renters of the said Office of
the king of Spaine, and further cannot answer:/

To the 3d hee saith the wife of the said Robles, is as hee beleeveth
a Jew by her religion, and this deponent hath heard that shee is
a Native of the Kingdome of Portugall, and further cannot
answer:/

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