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aboard the said ship some Long Pepper the … aboard the said ship some Long Pepper the quantity (as hee likewise confessed unto him this deponent<br />
of about forty or fifty Parcells, and in the [?Streights GUTTER]<br />
of Bantam (alsoe in the said ships Passage To the Coast<br />
of Cormandell) about One hundred jarrs of Greene Ginger<br />
All which aforementioned goods hee saith were carried in the said<br />
ship to the Coast of Cormandell, but not upon the Account of<br />
the foresaid Governour and Company of English Merchants<br />
trading to East India, but upon the Account of the said Comander<br />
or other persons, not of the said Company, And the said<br />
Connis confessed to this deponent that hee sold the sayd Brimstone<br />
and Tutenagge on the Coast of Cormandell, or the greatest part , And the rest of the<br />
said Goods the said Connis brought in the said ship<br />
''marygold'' to this Port of London and further cannot depose<br />
saving as followeth:
Ad 8n. dicit that 400 ld not usually at Maccasser makes a Bahare<br />
of Tortoise shells., but of all other Goods 600 lb usually goes<br />
to a Bahare, and every parcell of any goods Containeth<br />
in weight 132 lb. And saith that for transportation of a<br />
Passenger from the Coast of Cormandell to Maccasser aforesaid<br />
is usuall tenn Ryalls. and after that rate this deponent hath<br />
knowne persons par for their Passage from the said Coast<br />
to Maccassar:/:
Ad 9u. dicit that he this deponent came into England<br />
from the said Coast of Cormandell in the said ship the<br />
''Marygold'' the voyage in question, and saith that upon the Rammaging the said ship<br />
in her passage, this deponent sawe about twelve or fourteene<br />
fardles each which hee conceiveth might containe the quantity of about thirty or<br />
forty peeces of Salampres, which said ffarles hee saith<br />
were not marked with the said Companyes marke, and<br />
therefore hee beleeveth they were belonging to the said<br />
Connis, And at the same time hee alsoe sawe some<br />
other goods which were not marked with the said Companyes<br />
marke which hee beleeveth were Part of the said goods<br />
mentioned in his deposition to the seaventh article<br />
which the said Connis brought to this Port, And<br />
the said Connis of this deponents knowledge since the<br />
said ships arrivall here, disposed of and sold about<br />
three hundred peeces of Callicoes, which hee<br />
brought over in the said ship the said voyage And further hee cannot<br />
depose:/.
Ad 10.n dicit that hee cannot estimate how much Dammage the said Governour<br />
and Company have sustained by reason of the Premisses
Ad 11m. dicit that hee knoweth not howe much the ffreight of<br />
the foresaid Passengers and goods and Merchandizes amounted<br />
unto saving this deponents is to pay the said Connis for his passage<br />
from Maccassar to the Coast of Cormondell and thence to England<br />
the summe of forescore pounds namely twenty pounds<br />
for the ships Provisions and sixty pounds for the use of the<br />
Cabbin./.
Ad 12.e use of the<br />
Cabbin./.
Ad 12. +
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