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| − | |Status=First cut transcription completed on 30/11/12 by Janet few; edited by Jill Wilcox on 19/05/13; pasted into wikispot on 23/04/14 by Colin Greenstreet | + | |Status=First cut transcription completed on 30/11/12 by Janet few; edited by Jill Wilcox on 19/05/13; pasted into wikispot on 23/04/14 and edited on 29/07/14 by Colin Greenstreet |
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with others of his Companie And further cannot depose./ | with others of his Companie And further cannot depose./ | ||
| − | To the 10th hee saith That the said shipp the Endeavour at the time of such her | + | To the 10th hee saith That the said shipp the ''Endeavour'' at the time of such her |
surprizall and taking was really worth the summe of Two Thousand Five | surprizall and taking was really worth the summe of Two Thousand Five | ||
hundred pounds or thereabouts ˹in this deponents judgement˺ shee being a shipp of about two hundred tunne | hundred pounds or thereabouts ˹in this deponents judgement˺ shee being a shipp of about two hundred tunne | ||
| − | about five yeares old, having aboard her 16 peeces of Ordnance, and being every | + | about five yeares old, having aboard her 16. peeces of Ordnance, and being every |
way very well fitted and furnished with tackle apparrell and all manner of | way very well fitted and furnished with tackle apparrell and all manner of | ||
necessaries, and that the Companies wages did and doe amount to about fower | necessaries, and that the Companies wages did and doe amount to about fower | ||
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Thirty pounds per pipe cleare of all charges in case they had there safely | Thirty pounds per pipe cleare of all charges in case they had there safely | ||
arrived they being of the very best sort of Canarie wines which the said yeare | arrived they being of the very best sort of Canarie wines which the said yeare | ||
| − | 1655 produced, and soe much wynes of the sort did | + | <u>1655.</u> produced, and soe much wynes of the sort did yeild at and in this City of |
| − | London at or about the time of the said surprizall The premises hee declareth | + | London at or about the time of the said surprizall. The premises hee declareth |
| − | upon the grounds of knowledge | + | upon the grounds of knowledge predeposed, and by and upon the credible and constant |
information of Merchants of this place whoe then traded in the like commodities./ | information of Merchants of this place whoe then traded in the like commodities./ | ||
To the 12th hee saith that hee beleeveth That the said Robert Oxwicke and | To the 12th hee saith that hee beleeveth That the said Robert Oxwicke and | ||
| − | Companie Owners of the said shipp Endeavour have by meanes of her said surprizall | + | Companie Owners of the said shipp ''Endeavour'' have by meanes of her said surprizall |
and detention and by the want of their freight due for the voiage in question suffered | and detention and by the want of their freight due for the voiage in question suffered | ||
very great dammage over and above their principall, which dammage hee beleeveth | very great dammage over and above their principall, which dammage hee beleeveth | ||
accounteth to fower hundred pounds sterling and upwards and that the said Jope and | accounteth to fower hundred pounds sterling and upwards and that the said Jope and | ||
| − | Companie of Mariners to the said shipp Endeavour belonging | + | Companie of Mariners to the said shipp ''Endeavour'' belonging are likewise over |
above the losse of their principall endammaged to the summe or valew of | above the losse of their principall endammaged to the summe or valew of | ||
about two hundred pounds sterling which hee beleeveth they might have benefitted | about two hundred pounds sterling which hee beleeveth they might have benefitted | ||
Revision as of 12:09, July 29, 2014
| Volume | HCA 13/71 |
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| Folio | 324 |
| Side | Recto |
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| Status | |
| First cut transcription completed on 30/11/12 by Janet few; edited by Jill Wilcox on 19/05/13; pasted into wikispot on 23/04/14 and edited on 29/07/14 by Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcriber | |
| Janet Few | |
| First transcribed | |
| 12/11/30 | |
| Editorial history | |
| Created 08/04/14, by CSG | |
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which they had great need and that the peace between England and ffrance
was agreed upon before the came from ffrance, soe that they could not obtaine
letters of marque against the English, though they had for severall dayes attended
at Rochell in expectation to have procured the same, or words to the like effect. And
further hee saith hee cannot depose./
To the 8th Article of the said Allegation hee saith That the said french Officers and
Companie who were as aforesaid putt on board the said shipp Endeavour immediately
after her said surprizall did declare and affirme to this deponent that the said french
shipps were ordered and designed to goe for Lisbone in Portugall to have taken
in their provision of wynes, from which designe they had bin diverted bye
crosse and contrary wind and weather soe that they were necessitated to sayle
towards the Canaries, where they expected to meet with shipps laden with
wynes whereby they might be furnished and accomodated with the Commodity
or words to that or the like effect And further hee cannot depose./
To the 9th Article hee saith That at or about the time of the surprizall and taking up the
said shipp Endeavour the said La Roche his Companie did take away and
plunder from this deponent and the rest of the said shipp Endeavours Companie of the
greatest part of their wearing apparrell together with all their Sea Instruments
and private adventures, whereof they utterly deprived them, The premises this
deponent knoweth for that hee was an Eye wittnesse thereof and suffered therein together
with others of his Companie And further cannot depose./
To the 10th hee saith That the said shipp the Endeavour at the time of such her
surprizall and taking was really worth the summe of Two Thousand Five
hundred pounds or thereabouts ˹in this deponents judgement˺ shee being a shipp of about two hundred tunne
about five yeares old, having aboard her 16. peeces of Ordnance, and being every
way very well fitted and furnished with tackle apparrell and all manner of
necessaries, and that the Companies wages did and doe amount to about fower
hundred pounds sterling and that the Cloathes, Sea instruments and private
adventures whereof they were deprived and dispoyled as aforesaid were really
worth the summe of three hundred and fifty pounds sterling or thereabouts as this
deponent by his owne observation is in conscience fully convinced And further
cannot depose./
To the 11th hee saith That the said Three hundred and thirteen pypes of
wyne were really worth, and would have yeilded at this Port of London
Thirty pounds per pipe cleare of all charges in case they had there safely
arrived they being of the very best sort of Canarie wines which the said yeare
1655. produced, and soe much wynes of the sort did yeild at and in this City of
London at or about the time of the said surprizall. The premises hee declareth
upon the grounds of knowledge predeposed, and by and upon the credible and constant
information of Merchants of this place whoe then traded in the like commodities./
To the 12th hee saith that hee beleeveth That the said Robert Oxwicke and
Companie Owners of the said shipp Endeavour have by meanes of her said surprizall
and detention and by the want of their freight due for the voiage in question suffered
very great dammage over and above their principall, which dammage hee beleeveth
accounteth to fower hundred pounds sterling and upwards and that the said Jope and
Companie of Mariners to the said shipp Endeavour belonging are likewise over
above the losse of their principall endammaged to the summe or valew of
about two hundred pounds sterling which hee beleeveth they might have benefitted
in case they had not beene surprized and plundered as aforesaid
