| General Information | |
| General description of the voyage | Mixed merchandise from Amsterdam to Livorno. Storm and jettison, harbour accident. |
| Weights and measures (metrological) observations | 1912 pieces = 1529.12 scudi. (Based on the award made by the consuls expressed in pieces, and the figure in the calcolo given in Scudi) |
| Objections | The witnesses are examined on a series of interrogatories produced on behalf of the merchants |
| Extra information from the source | The testimoniale does not clearly record what happens in the harbour but it emerges from other documents associated with the case (notarised interviews with other captains) that the ship could hardly remain on top of the water thanks to the damage it sustained, that the small boats of eight other ships assisted it into the harbour and that it was bound up using three sails. This is one possible explanation for why the ship does not contribute to the average: that it was almost completely destroyed and was declared 'innavigable'.
The captain demands 900 scudi for damage done to the ship in the testimoniale, but this was not awarded. |