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Transcription

To the nineth hee saith that besides her afore[?shiet] camch the [XX GUTTTER]
Aurelius found true English frigot riding and [?pocsened widXXX Gutter]
suchher arrivall there, but the names of the said frigot or [XXXX]
them hee knoweth not, but heard that they were shipps in [XXXX]
this Commonwealth, could further cann deposeth saving that
said Convoy was a dutchman of warr.

To the tenth hee saith hee beleeveth that the said English frigot
wore the English colours, but this deponent tooke noe such notice
be able to affirme that they did [so?] and saith that the [?MarXX]
Aurelius arived in the said roade in the afternoone, and that
there came an English boate aboard to demand [anchor? GUTTER]
and light [?monech] of the said shipp, and they being told that the [?contest]
her was gonne aboard the Convoy (as hee saith had in truth [?wXXX]
?rowed away to the Convoy to speeke with the said [?conderfilo XXX GUTTER]
Rivch, where as this deponent heard they [?torse] paid to their XXX GUTTER
and saith that the nexe day hee this deponent went ashore to XXX GUTTER
and so knoweth not what passed [?tonchief] the demand of
the Marcus Aurelius, but heard that it was offered by her
master that hee should be freely visited, and that hee made
invitation to the English Captaine to note in XXgoing to command visit XXX XXX
of visit, and thereby cann [?crest] to protest and that there was noe opposition at all against
being visited. And further hee cannot depose.

To the eleeventh hee saith that this deponeant came not [?agoingXXX GUTTER]
ashore aboard till the said shipp weas ready to set saile thence and XX GUTTER
missing one of the passengers, hee heard that hee was going
aboard the Convoy in such this deponents absence and [?first XXXGUTTER]
cannot depose, saving his foregoing deposition. abraham XXX [SIGNATURE]

Repeated before dr Godolphin.

The 12 the of November 1659

4

Examined upon the foresaid Interrogatories
Rocus Vander Maes of Sirickston by birth but living in
Hague in Holland merchant aged 37 yeeres or thererabouts sworne
examined.

To the first Interrogatorie hee saith and deposeth that [XXX GUTTER]
knoweth the shipp the Marcus Aurelius interrogated and hath in [XXXX GUTTER]
for four yeeres last or thereabouts during all which share [file XXX GUTTER]
Burch (her now master) hath bin commander of her, and saith
saw her in the Bay of Cadiz about foure yeeres since where [XXX GUTTER]
then riding and taking in goods for Amsterdam, but what [XXX GUTTER]
hath made in or in what parts [?els] shee hath bin from that time to XXX? GUTTER]
voyage hee knoweth hnot, for hee never sailed in her before this XXX
and saith the said skiper Ide Symarston Burch is all [IntXXX GUTTER]
of Amsterdam, a subiect of the lords the states of the [XXXX XXXX]
and further hee cannot depose.