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knoweth because hee was then aboard her an … knoweth because hee was then aboard her and was hired by the said Skipper to<br />
goe Gunner the said voyage in her to Cadiz and soe back againe to Lubeck<br />
unlesse at cadiz the Skipper could get a convenient freight for some part in<br />
the Streights, there this deponent by agreement was to proceede thither with him<br />
in the said shipp upon more allowance of wages. and saith the said shipp was then<br />
laden with deale bordes, pipe staves, flax, cases of bottles, and other<br />
commodities, but with what quantitie of the foresaid particulars, or with what<br />
other commodities hee knoweth not, for that hee was not at the lading thereof<br />
but came first aboard when shee was readie to saile./
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To the fourth and fifth hee saith that the said shipp is of the burthen of an hundred<br />
lasts or two hundred tonnes or thereabouts, and was fully laden when shee<br />
came from Lubeck, and had aboard her sixteene peeces of ordnance all of<br />
iron, 24 musketts, eight pikes, 42 barrells of powder, two pistoll, and 6<br />
swords and nine or tenn bandaliers, all which were the shipps provisions of armes<br />
and ammunition saving the said two pistolls, and three of the foresaid swords<br />
which were the Skippers, and saving as aforesaid hee saith hee knoweth<br />
not of any armes or ammunition whatsoever aboard the said shipp, and beleeveth<br />
that there was noe more or other, saving there was a small chest of<br />
muskets aboard besides the shipps provisions, but howe many muskets the<br />
said chest contained hee knoweth not, alr nescit.
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To the eighth hee deposeth that there was noe dispurser or Cape Merchant aboard<br />
but the Skipper, who at Cadiz was to deliver the said shipps lading or<br />
the greatest part thereof (as this deponent was by him and otherwise informed)<br />
to one Vincent Van Kampen a dutch Merchant there dwelling<br />
alr nescit.
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alr nescit.
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