Philip Roza: The Examination of Philip Roza aka Maizey 6 February 1700/1

|Middx Westm.^er } Ss| The Examinaion of Philip Roza als Maizey taken this 6^th day of Feb^r. anno dom 1700

Who being duely Exaied saith and confesseth that he has Lodged at one Monsieur Carcars in Dukes place near Aldgait for y^e Space of three Months last past, and y^t he is by trade a Marchant, and that he lived at a Chandl{y} in Cam̄omile Street, near Bishopsgait for the Space of two months before he came to Dukes place, and y^t before he came to Lodge in Cam̄omile Street, he lodged at a Serjants in S^t Katherines for the Space of 5. months. That he has been acquainted with M^r Massey (now in Newgait) ever Since he changed his Religion and turn'd Protestant, and wrote a book called the Protestant in Good humour that he never lived at the Coffee house in George Alley in the Stand nor does he know M^rs Maizey who goes for his wife, And y^t he knows nothing at all concerning any of y^e Tooles Metall and other things fit for coyning, which were found in the Garret of the Coffee house aforesaid, And further saith, that he knows a Frenchman com̄only call'd Doctor who Stutters a little, who has made Severall \Counterfeit/ french Lowis d'ores and Spanish Pistoles, and Gilds the same, and has delivered them to him to Utter, w^ch said Frenchman frequently useth Tom's Coffee-house in S.^t Martin's Layn, and resorts to a French Ministers in the Mews Cap.^t Coram me                                Philip Roza Jos. Bennett.