to the thirtteenth he answers that he does not know how many bills of Lading were signed for the
goods seyzed on board the said ship and further to this interrogatory he says he knows not to answer
To the fourteenth and fifteenth he says he knows nothing about the shipspapers that came with them
were to his knowledge burnt torn thrown overboard destroyed or cancelled or attempted
to be concealed and further to the interrogatery he knows not to answer
To the seventeenth he says he knows not to answer
To the eighteenth he answers That if the ship taken shall be condemmed as prize he shall
lose his wages wich are six guilders each week and he believes he shall lose the same if the cargo
should be condemmed and shall not ............any other Job That he has not received or been
promised any indemnity satisfaction or promise of any for any job he may sustain
by his capture and detention and further to the said Interrogatery he knows not to answer.
To the twentieth he answers that he believes the laders of the said cargo in Question were to
taken the change of the market for the sale of this goods and further he knows not to answer to this interrogatery
To the twenty first he answers That the clincers and rushes were as he believes of the product of
Holland but that he does not know what sort of money ter aforesment and three buijs contain and further to this interrogatery he knows not to answer.
To the twenty second and twenty third he answers That the whole of the said cargo came on board from
the shore in the port of Rotterdam That he does not know what there is way country
besides great Brittain or on board of any ship or ships vessel or vessels other than the ship or
vessel concerning whit he is now examined any bills of Lading invoices Letters instruments
papers or documents related to the said ship or vessel and cargo and further to Interrogatery
Cornelis Vink
Cornelis Vinck
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