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To the 40th hee saith that in case the sai … To the 40th hee saith that in case the said herera or any other<br />
[?spake or] said ought in the said voyage to the effect arlate, the [?same GUTTER]<br />
was neerly to secure the shipp and lading from any seizure by the [SpanXXX GUTTER]<br />
but hee for his part heard noe such thing declaredm or spoken by any [?XXX GUTTER]
To the 41th hee saith that the said shipp the ''Saint Mary'' at the time of her<br />
departure from Amsterdam upon the said voyage carried out thense in her<br />
36 mariners, all hollanders and Easterlings, and places thereabouts<br />
in amities with this Commonwealth; and had fourtie the like in her<br />
when shee was seized by Captaine Story, all of places as aforesaid in<br />
amitie with this Commonwealth. which hee knoweth being all the<br />
while in her.
To the 42th hee saith that the said Spaniards soe carried from and<br />
retourned to the Canaries, were paid their wages by this deponent<br />
for their said service, out of the goods and effects of the said producents<br />
and were fedd and victualled the said voyage, at their costs and<br />
charges. All which hee knoweth for the reasons aforesaid.
To the Interrogatories. [CENTRE HEADING]
See his deposition to the allegation in the [?cause] of the Lord Protector<br />
against the aid shipp in the next [?leafe] at '''A'''.<br />
which must be [?here] copied.
To the first hee saith the said John M[?a]xia de herera is commonly<br />
reputed a Spaniard borne, but is now a subiect of Amdterdam [?And GUTTER]<br />
a freeman of that place as aforesaid, and saith hee is a batchelour<br />
and otherwise referreth himselfe to his foregoeing deposition.
To the second hee saith hee this respondent was hired by the said<br />
Philip van hulten to goe the said voyage, and by him agreed with for<br />
his wages, and saith the said Phillip is commonly esteemed a native<br />
of Amsterdam; and saith the said shipp proceeded and went from<br />
Amsterdam on the said voyage in the moneth of June 1657 or thereabouts<br />
and the lading and management of the voyage as aforesaid was [XXX GUTTER]<br />
and entrusted to the disposall of this deponent assisted by the said [XXX GUTTER]<br />
and otherwise hee referreth himselfe to his foregoing deposition.
To the third hee saith that the said shipp went directly from Amsterdam<br />
to the Canarias, and thence to the Iland Margarita, and there finding<br />
noe prattique, went to Comana, and there alsoe not finding ant<br />
traffique, went to Santa domingo, whence (having traded there as<br />
aforesaid) shee retourned to [?the] Canarias, as aforesaid and then was seized<br />
as aforesaid, and saith<br />
the said shipp was freighted by th emoneth, and this deponent [?in ?the GUTTER<br />
voyage paid the master a little moneyes on account of the shipps seizure,<br />
but how much hee cannotmore say, Captaine Story<br />
having his booke wherein it is entred, and otherwise hee refrreth<br />
himselfe to his foregoeing deposition.
To the fourth hee saith the last port that the said shipp came from<br />
before the said seizure was Santa Crus[?a], and saith that all the said lading<br />
was taken in at Santa domingo, and that this deponent laded the [XXX GUTTER]<br />
being soe imployed as aforesaid, and otherwise hee referreth himselfe<br />
to his foregoeing deposition, where hee hath satisfied the same, saying<br />
that hee[?got] soe met with the said [?order GUTTER]<br />
[XXX] [?gonne] and carried the said shipp and all the goods to Amsterdam<br />
and there have [?delivered] them to the said claimers
To the fifth hee saith that the said master is a part owner of the said<br />
shipp and was by the rest of her owners of Amsterdam and [?hamborow GUTTER]<br />
constituted master of her, and saith the said Mexia, neither [?XXXX GUTTER]<br />
[?not] [?XXXXXXXed]to comannd in the said shipp in the said voyage, and<br />
for the rest hee referreth himselfe to his foregoeing deposition, saying his [XXXX GUTTER]<br />
Instructions were written in Low-dutch.
Tonstructions were written in Low-dutch.
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