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|Transcription=that the Cap first tooke this depo:t out into y:e ffrigott & then carryed
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|Transcription=that the Cap first tooke this deponent out into the ffrigott and then carryed
y:e sd ship to Hastings & thence send the sd ship to Rye & ?there they XX
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the sd ship to Hastings and thence send the said ship to Rye and ?there they XX
this depo:t overland, and saith, that at Hastings & Rye the Capt
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this deponent overland, and saith, that at Hastings and Rye the Captaine
tooke some wine out of the sd ship, and kept the sd ship at hastings
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tooke some wine out of the said ship, and kept the said ship at hastings
 
but one night but at Rye above three weekes, and saith that
 
but one night but at Rye above three weekes, and saith that
about ffifty hogsheads of wine & about ten ?peices of Brandy ?were
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about ffifty hogsheads of wine and about ten ?peices of Brandy ?were
 
taken away or leaked out Leakage happened by meanes that the seizure
 
taken away or leaked out Leakage happened by meanes that the seizure
kept the sd ship soe long at Rye in soe hott weather, And saith
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kept the said ship soe long at Rye in soe hott weather, And saith
that at Rye the Capt sized him & the passengers
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that at Rye the Capt sized him and the passengers
 
to give bond to XX
 
to give bond to XX
ffaccoone y:e Owner of the Cap for a hundred pound, to XXX
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ffaccoone the Owner of the Cap for a hundred pound, to XXX
them to get y:e sd ship discharged but did not otherwise force XXXX saith that hee hath did not doe XX
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them to get the sd ship discharged but did not otherwise force XXXX saith that hee hath did not doe XX
to pay same s:e ship and Lading being free & XX reason therefore that hee
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to pay same s:e ship and Lading being free and XX reason therefore that hee
should pay any XXX and saith that thee sd passeng:rs & this depo:t
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should pay any XXX and saith that thee saidd passengers and this depo:t
signed & sealed the sayd bond XXX ffalroone & thee ieutenants
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signed and sealed the sayd bond XXX ffalroone and thee ieutenants
y.e Cap & another man was then p:rsent,
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the Captaine and another man was then present,
 
et alr nescit
 
et alr nescit
  
Ad 10:XX rendet That if hee had bin met w:th by y:e ffrench Dutch or Danes
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Ad 10:XX rendet That if hee had bin met with by the ffrench Dutch or Danes
hee would have sayd that hee had bin bound forOstend, and shee his XXX
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hee would have sayd that hee had bin bound for Ostend, and shee his XXX
mentioned and hee would then have p:rtended that his paps onboard
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mentioned and hee would then have pretended that his papers onboard
 
were reall, and if hee had bin brought upon his oath hee would have
 
were reall, and if hee had bin brought upon his oath hee would have
referred himselfe to his paps & would not have declared that hee was
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referred himselfe to his papers and would not have declared that hee was
bound to London, and saith that his paps were made for Ostend for
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bound to London, and saith that his paperss were made for Ostend for
y:e resons aforesd, et alr bescit, saving that the Cap that took
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the resons aforesd, et alr nescit, saving that the Captaine that took
 
him shewed him noe Commission.
 
him shewed him noe Commission.
  
 
Ad ult nescit peo pte sua
 
Ad ult nescit peo pte sua
  
PAULL VOLSKERRS [His signature]
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Paull Volskerrs [His signature]
  
 
Interpreted by me
 
Interpreted by me
JOHN LE LECLURE [His signature]
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John Le Leclaure [His signature]
  
Reoetit coram D:re ills XXX:to
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Repetit coram D:re ills XXX:to
 
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that the Cap first tooke this deponent out into the ffrigott and then carryed
the sd ship to Hastings and thence send the said ship to Rye and ?there they XX
this deponent overland, and saith, that at Hastings and Rye the Captaine
tooke some wine out of the said ship, and kept the said ship at hastings
but one night but at Rye above three weekes, and saith that
about ffifty hogsheads of wine and about ten ?peices of Brandy ?were
taken away or leaked out Leakage happened by meanes that the seizure
kept the said ship soe long at Rye in soe hott weather, And saith
that at Rye the Capt sized him and the passengers
to give bond to XX
ffaccoone the Owner of the Cap for a hundred pound, to XXX
them to get the sd ship discharged but did not otherwise force XXXX saith that hee hath did not doe XX
to pay same s:e ship and Lading being free and XX reason therefore that hee
should pay any XXX and saith that thee saidd passengers and this depo:t
signed and sealed the sayd bond XXX ffalroone and thee ieutenants
the Captaine and another man was then present,
et alr nescit

Ad 10:XX rendet That if hee had bin met with by the ffrench Dutch or Danes
hee would have sayd that hee had bin bound for Ostend, and shee his XXX
mentioned and hee would then have pretended that his papers onboard
were reall, and if hee had bin brought upon his oath hee would have
referred himselfe to his papers and would not have declared that hee was
bound to London, and saith that his paperss were made for Ostend for
the resons aforesd, et alr nescit, saving that the Captaine that took
him shewed him noe Commission.

Ad ult nescit peo pte sua

Paull Volskerrs [His signature]

Interpreted by me
John Le Leclaure [His signature]

Repetit coram D:re ills XXX:to