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|Transcription=To the sixth hee deposeth that the said shipp was bound out upon a
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Merchants and not a man of warr oyage, nor to goe as a man of warr.
 +
 +
To the seaventh hee saith that hee had a passeport a board declareing that
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his shipp was built at Lubeck and whoe were her owners and merchants
 +
as aforesaid; which passeport was taken by Captaine Penn, together
 +
with all the papers that were in his chest being letters and accompts
 +
and such like writings, the particulars whereof hee cannot specifie
 +
but referreth himselfe thereto, and saith that neither at the time of
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the said seizure, nor before nor since there were not to his knowledge
 +
and as hee verily beleeveth any Commissions, letters, Instructions,
 +
cockets or writings whatsoever hidden or put in any secret place
 +
of the shipp to keep them form being found or seene or for any other end,
 +
neither doth hee knowe of any writings whatsoever that were in
 +
the said shipp at any time, saving those predeposed that were
 +
in his chest as aforesaid, and this hee avoweth for truth and
 +
as spoken in the presence of Almightie god, the Searcher of all
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[?harts] and discloser of all secrets, but for the contents of the said writings
 +
hee referreth himselfe to the said writings themselves, not
 +
being able without them to declare the contents thereof.
 +
 +
To the 8th hee saith that hee this deponent was the disposer or
 +
Cape merchant of all the said shipps lading, which was to be sold
 +
at Cadiz, and with the proceede thereof hee was to pay his
 +
companies wages for their further voyage, and if there were any money
 +
then remayning, hee was to retourne the same home to his owners
 +
by bills of exchange.
 +
 +
To the 9th hee saith that hee told Captaine Penn that hee was
 +
bound for Cadiz and was Merchant of the goods and not otherwise
 +
and that hee made noe declaration to nor had any speech with Captaine
 +
Keiser et refert se ad subsequentia.
 +
 +
To the tenth and eleaventh hee saith and deposeth that hee had noe
 +
passeport in writing for Cadiz, but his passeport was made
 +
for Ligorne least hee should meete with ffrench, with whom hee
 +
was not free being bound for Cadiz, but it was agreed betwixt
 +
him and the rest of his owners, that hee should goe for Cales, to
 +
which place and other parts in Spaine hee hath traded theise
 +
twenty yeares last in other vessells, and lost his last shipp in the
 +
West Indies in the kinge of Spaines service; and saith hee
 +
declared to the said Captaine Penn the cause and reason of
 +
having his passeport made for Ligorne, when in truth hee was bound
 +
for Cadiz as aforesaid.
 +
 +
To the 12th hee saith that when hee came into the Sound hee
 +
understood that there was warr betwixt England and Scotland, and
 +
that hee and (as he beleeveth) the rest of his owners beare not any
 +
affection to the Scottish nation, more than to this or any other strange
 +
nation, nor to the Scotts armie or any partie that were or are in opposition
 +
to this commonwealth, nor did hee ever speake in the favour of
 +
the Scotts more than of the English [?nowe] in pvedience to the Parliament
 +
of England, quod cetera respondet negative ad singul
 +
saying hee hath nothinge to doe with the Scotts, nor was hee ever there, and
 +
prayeth God to blesse him from them.
 
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Volume HCA 13/63
Folio 401
Side Verso
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Status
Uploaded image; transcribed on 16/09/2015
Languages
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IMAGE: IMG_113_02_6550.jpg
First transcriber
Colin Greenstreet
First transcribed
2016/05/30
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To the sixth hee deposeth that the said shipp was bound out upon a
Merchants and not a man of warr oyage, nor to goe as a man of warr.

To the seaventh hee saith that hee had a passeport a board declareing that
his shipp was built at Lubeck and whoe were her owners and merchants
as aforesaid; which passeport was taken by Captaine Penn, together
with all the papers that were in his chest being letters and accompts
and such like writings, the particulars whereof hee cannot specifie
but referreth himselfe thereto, and saith that neither at the time of
the said seizure, nor before nor since there were not to his knowledge
and as hee verily beleeveth any Commissions, letters, Instructions,
cockets or writings whatsoever hidden or put in any secret place
of the shipp to keep them form being found or seene or for any other end,
neither doth hee knowe of any writings whatsoever that were in
the said shipp at any time, saving those predeposed that were
in his chest as aforesaid, and this hee avoweth for truth and
as spoken in the presence of Almightie god, the Searcher of all
[?harts] and discloser of all secrets, but for the contents of the said writings
hee referreth himselfe to the said writings themselves, not
being able without them to declare the contents thereof.

To the 8th hee saith that hee this deponent was the disposer or
Cape merchant of all the said shipps lading, which was to be sold
at Cadiz, and with the proceede thereof hee was to pay his
companies wages for their further voyage, and if there were any money
then remayning, hee was to retourne the same home to his owners
by bills of exchange.

To the 9th hee saith that hee told Captaine Penn that hee was
bound for Cadiz and was Merchant of the goods and not otherwise
and that hee made noe declaration to nor had any speech with Captaine
Keiser et refert se ad subsequentia.

To the tenth and eleaventh hee saith and deposeth that hee had noe
passeport in writing for Cadiz, but his passeport was made
for Ligorne least hee should meete with ffrench, with whom hee
was not free being bound for Cadiz, but it was agreed betwixt
him and the rest of his owners, that hee should goe for Cales, to
which place and other parts in Spaine hee hath traded theise
twenty yeares last in other vessells, and lost his last shipp in the
West Indies in the kinge of Spaines service; and saith hee
declared to the said Captaine Penn the cause and reason of
having his passeport made for Ligorne, when in truth hee was bound
for Cadiz as aforesaid.

To the 12th hee saith that when hee came into the Sound hee
understood that there was warr betwixt England and Scotland, and
that hee and (as he beleeveth) the rest of his owners beare not any
affection to the Scottish nation, more than to this or any other strange
nation, nor to the Scotts armie or any partie that were or are in opposition
to this commonwealth, nor did hee ever speake in the favour of
the Scotts more than of the English [?nowe] in pvedience to the Parliament
of England, quod cetera respondet negative ad singul
saying hee hath nothinge to doe with the Scotts, nor was hee ever there, and
prayeth God to blesse him from them.

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