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Transcription

but such as shee should there happen to [be] freighted for, this deponent
knowing before hand for what place shee should be soe freighted [?at GUTTER]
Cadiz.

To the third hee saith that the said shipp is of the burthen of one hundred
and fiftie or an hundred and sixtie lasts or thereabouts, and carried
eight and twenty gunns, and that her companie consistes of one
and fourtie eaters, and soe many were in her when shee was [?seized GUTTER]

To the fourth hee saith that the said shipp came in or about the
beginning of June last from Amsterdam into the Texel, and [?went GUTTER]
from the Texel as aforesaid in the beginning of September [?XXX GUTTER]
saith that about foure yeeres since hee went with the said shipp from
Amsterdam to Cadiz aforesaid and there delivereing her outwards [?lading GUTTER]
and staying there some monethes reladed for holland and dischardged
her homewards lading at Amsterdam, and the next voyage hee saith
was that which hee thence made about two yeeres and a halfe [?XXX GUTTER]
mentioned in this his deposition to the first Interrogatorie, [?but GUTTER]
as hee saith the last before this present. And otherwise saving
his foregoing deposition hee cannot depose.

To the fifth hee saith that whilest the said shipp soe remained at
Amsterdam before her proceeding thence this voyage shee for the
part and almost continually carried the Prince of Oranges flagg, but two
times hee saith shee Spread the Spanish flagg there, and once or
twice the like hee saith shee did in the Texel, where els shee
alsoe continually spread the said Princes flagg, when shee [?XX GUTTER]
and saith the Spanish flagg being by him esteemed his [?worst ?XXXX GUTTER]
hee spread that when it was wet and fowle weather, to [?XXX XXX GUTTER]
but when it was faire hee spread somtimes all that hee had [?XX GUTTER]
when hee had guests or friends come aboard. And when ever hee [?spread GUTTER]
the Spanish flagg, hee saith it was alwaies asterne and never
mainestay, it being the said Princes flagg which hee carried there, and [?XX GUTTER]
said Spanish flagg had the ragged staffe pictured therein, as being
part of the king of Spaines Armes, But that there was [?noe GUTTER]
report at Amsterdam or in the Texel that the said shipp belonged to
Spaniards, or was to goe to Santa domingo or any other places [?as GUTTER]
a Spanish man of warr or in Spanish or other warlike [?XXX GUTTER]
hee denieth, and saith hee doth not beleeve there was any such
report, for that if there had; hee saith it had not bin true [?XXX GUTTER]

To the sixth hee saith that besides the said shipps company [?XXX GUTTER]
of about one or two and fourtie eaters, hee saith there were
eleaven or twelve passengers that did eate at this deponents [?XXX GUTTER]
and that there were six or seaven other passengers [?belowe GUTTER]
who did eate amongest the shipps company and none other [?when GUTTER]
shee set saile from the Texell of since. And saith that [?XXX GUTTER]
said shipp was ready to saile from the Texell, there came [?XXX GUTTER]
aboard to goe for Spaine, but whether hee was a Spaniard, [?XXX GUTTER]
a fflandrian or whence hee was hee saith hee knoweth not, but
that all the rest were dutch men, and none of the
others were subiect or subiects of the king of Spaine, saving [?XXX GUTTER]