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that the said producent laded them for his … that the said producent laded them for his owne accompt, and was alone<br />
to run the hazard and adventure thereof, and was and is the sole<br />
owner and proprietor thereof, which hee knoweth for the reasons<br />
aforesaid and because hee this deponent was in the West Indias<br />
with the said producent and acquainted with his gaining and obteyning<br />
the said silver and woolls by his traffique and dealing in merchandize<br />
and seeing him carry them from Lima to Panama, and thence to<br />
Porto Ballo and thence for Spaine, this deponent comming in the<br />
same fleete from the Indias with him and in the same shipp<br />
and seeing him the said producent at Cadiz and the same, and afterwards<br />
sending the same to be laded as aforesaid aboard the shipps the ''Saint George'' and<br />
''Sampson'', aboard the which the same was laden for Ostend, And<br />
for the reasons aforesaid hee beleeveth that noe other person whatsoever<br />
hath any interest in the said silver or wooll. Ams<br />
otherwise hee cannot depose, saving that hee this deponent have the<br />
producent advise and assistance in the lading of the said silver and wooll[?s]<br />
at Cadiz.
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To the crosse Interrogatories. [CENTRE HEADING
To the first hee saith that hee had bin about 30 dayes aboard the<br />
said shipp the ''Saint George'' after her departure from Cadiz before<br />
her seizure, and came first aboard her in the bay of Cadiz.<br />
and otherwise negatively.
To the second hee saith hee hath knowne the said producent about<br />
7 or 8 yeares, and that hee the said producent is as this deponent<br />
hath heard of Madrid by birth, but is a batchelour and not of<br />
a settled habitation, using a voyaging manner of life in merchandise.
To the third hee saith that his precontest Thomas Sanchez de Orissa<br />
and the barkeres were present at the lading of the said silver and<br />
goods with the producent, And otherwise hee cannot depose saving as<br />
aforesaid and saving that John Mexia was present with the [?producent]<br />
ashore and alsoe sawe the sending the said silver and woolls to be laden.
To the fourth hee saith that the said silver and woolls were laden<br />
in the day time, And otherwise hee cannot depose saving as aforesaid<br />
this deponent only seeing the putting thereof into the boat[?e] to be<br />
carried aboard, and not seeing the actuall delivery thereof into<br />
the shipp.
To the fifth and 6 hee saith the said John Martinson dorp signed for some<br />
a [?receit] or ticket of the receipt of the said barrs, laden aboard [?him]<br />
and [?soone] or sixe dayes after as hee remembreth the time hee signed the [?XXX]<br />
bills of lading for the said three barrs laden aboard him, and<br />
saith the said bills were and are true and reall and noeways<br />
fictitious or colourable, and saith hee sawe the said John Martins<br />
after the said receipt, enter the said silver laden aboard him in his<br />
booke of [?Sebardo] or Roll of his lading with the markes thereof<br />
And otherwise hee cannot depose.;br />
And otherwise hee cannot depose. +
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