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|Transcription=''Phenix'', Captaine Wadsworth Commander. And further saving his | |Transcription=''Phenix'', Captaine Wadsworth Commander. And further saving his | ||
foregoeing deposition, to which hee referreth, hee cannot depose./ | foregoeing deposition, to which hee referreth, hee cannot depose./ | ||
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there till the [?21th] of January next ensueing, before which time the | there till the [?21th] of January next ensueing, before which time the | ||
''Thomas Bonadventure'' could not with safety depart thence./ | ''Thomas Bonadventure'' could not with safety depart thence./ | ||
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Phenix, Captaine Wadsworth Commander. And further saving his
foregoeing deposition, to which hee referreth, hee cannot depose./
To the 4th hee saith the English Convoy interrate arrived at Cyprus
upon the 16th day of May 1652. as this deponent hath observed out of his
Journall concerning the Voiage in Controversie, and saith that at such
their arrivall the shipp Thomas Bonadventure was not fully laden in
her hold, and that after about two daies stay of the said Convoy at Cyprus, they
went to Scanderoon to take in fireing, and in the meane time, as this deponent
remembreth, the interrate Richard Chewne in the dart friggat interrate
Captaine Maplesden Commander, together with the African frigat
Captaine Woodgreene Commander arrived at Cyprus, and saith that
upon such their arrivall some bailes of fine goods by the said Chewnes
direction were taken out of the dart and laden aboard the said shipp
Thomas Bonadventure, and that the dart brought the said Chewne to
Cyprus and left him there, but remembreth not exactly the number
of daies between the arrivalls interrate.
To the fifth hee saith That the Order or words to the effect of an Order
by him predeposed to be given or spoken by the said Richard Chewne to the
interrate George hughes, were so spoken upon the quarterdeck of the
said shipp Thomas Bonadventure then at Cyprus in the moneth of May
1652. this deponent being then present, and the two Masters Mates and Boateswaine
and Carpenter of the said shipp, and knoweth of no such Order as is
interrate to be given in writing, And further saving his foregoeing
deposition hee cannot depose./
To the 6th hee saith, That the English Convoy and Thomas Bonad-
venture interrate sett saile from Cyprus upon the 9th day of June
1652 old style./
To the 7th hee saith hee referreth himselfe to his foregoeing deposition, And
further cannot depose./
To the 8th hee saith hee this rendent did not take any notice in what
quantity of paper the letter interrate was written, And otherwise referring
himselfe to his foregoeing deposition, And the said letter remaining in the
Registry of this Court hee saith hee cannot depose./
To the 9th hee referreth himselfe to his foregoeing deposition, And further
cannot depose./
To the 10th hee saith, the interrate dutchmen of warr mett with the
English shipps interrate about 20. leagues (in this rendents Judgement)
from Corsica interrate,/
To the 11th he saith the said English Convoy and Thomas Bonadventure
came into Porto Longoone interrate upon the 31th day of August 1652
and saith, That the said English shipps forced in thither did all remaine
there till the [?21th] of January next ensueing, before which time the
Thomas Bonadventure could not with safety depart thence./
