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|Transcription=Should pay for the said shipp the ''Endeavour'' and her said lading of wynes, and
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make satisfaction for the same to the respective Owners thereof, the said de La Roche
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and replied that his Owner or Imployer videlicet Monsieur de Meilleraye or the
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Mar'echal de la Meilleraye in France was rich and able enough and must, as hee, videlicet the said
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de La Roche beleeved, pay and make satisfaction for the same, or words to that or
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the like effect: The premisses hee saith, That hee this deponent personally saw and
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heard, and therefore knoweth and deposeth the same for a certaine trueth
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And otherwise cannot depose:-/
  
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|Suggested links=[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AoNoOr05QRMtdHAyNmxuVnNmYkJ3Q0ZiNEQ0R0V2S3c#gid=0 HCA 13/71 Page Log & Planner]
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To the sixth Article hee saith, That after the taking and surprizing of the
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[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AoNoOr05QRMtdFlXNjQ3ekM0WW5NS1oyN250QUpJd0E#gid=0 HCA 3/47 Page Log & Planner]
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said shipp ''Endeavour'' and lading, this deponent and others of his companie being
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as aforesaid in and aboard the said la Roche his Admirall shipp, did
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earnestly begg and entreat the said de la Roche to lett them be landed on some
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of the Canarie islands from which they were then not farr remote, and afterwards
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they desired the said de la Roche that they might have the boate belonging
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to the said shipp the ''Endeavour'' to bring them ashoare at the Cape de Verd Islands, but
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the said de la Roche pemptorily denyed to doe or permitt either of those their
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humble earnest entreaties, and said hee would not land this deponent and
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Companye nor any of them on the Christian shore, because they should not
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carry newes and notices to England what was become of the said shipp and her lading
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or words tending to and importing that or the like effect. Hee further saith that
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the said De la Roche then also told this deponent and others of his company then on
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bord him, that hee and his Companie could not conveniently unladen the said wynes
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out of the said shipp ''Endeavour'' into the said french shipps, and that therefore
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they would carry the said shipp along with them and that his said Owner or
 +
Imployer was rich and sufficient enough to pay and make satisfaction both
 +
for the said shipp ''Endeavour'' and her Lading or words of the same or the like
 +
purport: The premisses this deponent declared to be true of his certaine knowledge
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by personall and sadd experience. And sotherwise cannot depose:
  
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To the 7th Article of the said allegation hee saith that after the surprizall
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of the said shipp ''Endeavour'' and her lading by the said de la Roche and
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Companie the said de la Roche in the presence and hearing of this deponent and
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others declared and affirmed, that the said french fleet under his Command
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had in a their course from France mett with other English shipps, one
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whereof they had surprized and taken and afterwards lett her goe free
 +
and had not plundered nor taken away or out of her any thing considerable
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and that hee would not have medled with molested or seized the said shipp
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''Endeavour'', if her then lading had not consisted in wynes, for that as hee the
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said La Roche the declared the place betwixt France and England was
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agreed and concluded upon, and that hee the said La Roche and Companie had
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stayd severall daies in Rochell in expectation of letters of marque against the English but
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were finally necessitated to depart without them for that as hee the said La Roche
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said the king of France would then grant no letters of marque or Reprizall
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against the English or words to that or the like effect All which was spoken in and
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onbord the said de la Roche his Admirall=shipp in the hearing of this deponent
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and one John Caseby an English Merchant: who came passenger in the said
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shipp ''Endeavour'' and as then brought and remaining on bord the said de la Roche
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his shipp:/:-
 
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Volume HCA 13/71
Folio 330
Side Recto
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Status
Uploaded image; transcribed on 01/11/2012
Languages
Note
IMAGE: P1130821.JPG
First transcriber
Deborah Ashby
First transcribed
2012/11/01
Editorial history
Edited on 23/11/2012, on 04/05/2014 and on 29/07/2014 by Colin Greenstreet

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Should pay for the said shipp the Endeavour and her said lading of wynes, and
make satisfaction for the same to the respective Owners thereof, the said de La Roche
and replied that his Owner or Imployer videlicet Monsieur de Meilleraye or the
Mar'echal de la Meilleraye in France was rich and able enough and must, as hee, videlicet the said
de La Roche beleeved, pay and make satisfaction for the same, or words to that or
the like effect: The premisses hee saith, That hee this deponent personally saw and
heard, and therefore knoweth and deposeth the same for a certaine trueth
And otherwise cannot depose:-/

To the sixth Article hee saith, That after the taking and surprizing of the
said shipp Endeavour and lading, this deponent and others of his companie being
as aforesaid in and aboard the said la Roche his Admirall shipp, did
earnestly begg and entreat the said de la Roche to lett them be landed on some
of the Canarie islands from which they were then not farr remote, and afterwards
they desired the said de la Roche that they might have the boate belonging
to the said shipp the Endeavour to bring them ashoare at the Cape de Verd Islands, but
the said de la Roche pemptorily denyed to doe or permitt either of those their
humble earnest entreaties, and said hee would not land this deponent and
Companye nor any of them on the Christian shore, because they should not
carry newes and notices to England what was become of the said shipp and her lading
or words tending to and importing that or the like effect. Hee further saith that
the said De la Roche then also told this deponent and others of his company then on
bord him, that hee and his Companie could not conveniently unladen the said wynes
out of the said shipp Endeavour into the said french shipps, and that therefore
they would carry the said shipp along with them and that his said Owner or
Imployer was rich and sufficient enough to pay and make satisfaction both
for the said shipp Endeavour and her Lading or words of the same or the like
purport: The premisses this deponent declared to be true of his certaine knowledge
by personall and sadd experience. And sotherwise cannot depose:

To the 7th Article of the said allegation hee saith that after the surprizall
of the said shipp Endeavour and her lading by the said de la Roche and
Companie the said de la Roche in the presence and hearing of this deponent and
others declared and affirmed, that the said french fleet under his Command
had in a their course from France mett with other English shipps, one
whereof they had surprized and taken and afterwards lett her goe free
and had not plundered nor taken away or out of her any thing considerable
and that hee would not have medled with molested or seized the said shipp
Endeavour, if her then lading had not consisted in wynes, for that as hee the
said La Roche the declared the place betwixt France and England was
agreed and concluded upon, and that hee the said La Roche and Companie had
stayd severall daies in Rochell in expectation of letters of marque against the English but
were finally necessitated to depart without them for that as hee the said La Roche
said the king of France would then grant no letters of marque or Reprizall
against the English or words to that or the like effect All which was spoken in and
onbord the said de la Roche his Admirall=shipp in the hearing of this deponent
and one John Caseby an English Merchant: who came passenger in the said
shipp Endeavour and as then brought and remaining on bord the said de la Roche
his shipp:/:-

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