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Transcription

on shore this Deponent by order of the said winter
assisted therein (and saith that while the said ship was
soe unlading one that was called the Dutch Consull at Marsellis came onboard
the said Ship and after the said winter and the said
Dutch man had had some high words the said Dutch
=man and the Master of the said Ship went out of the said Ship into a boate, and after
they were got into the Boat the said winter held a
Pistoll in his hand, threat'ning to shoote them if they
did not come onboard, and by that meanes forced
them both to come onboard, and after they were come
onboard the said winter Commanded this deponent and
another man to make the said man (called the Dutch
Consull) fast to the maine Hellyards, which was done
accordingly and this deponent by order of the said winter
tooke away his knife, and hee being soe made fast
the said winter did with his owne hand strike him
with a stick, or ropes End, and to this deponents best remem=
=brance hee gave him three blowes, And saith that
about a month after the ffairfax did in Ligorne
Road, take an other ship (but her name this deponent knoweth
not, and Presently after her seizure the said Winter
with severall of the ffarefax Company went onboard
her, and broke open her hold, and tooke out
very many goods, and this Deponent and some
others were Imployed in carrying Copper
Trunks, and Bales of Cloath from onboard the said
seized Ship. onboard the ffairfax, and saith that as the
said Prize was comeing out of the Road of Leghorne
a Dutch man of warr (which was their Convoy when shee was
taken) came up, and seized upon her and carried her
into the mould, and the said Winter when
the said Man of warr was laying her board Did in a Cowardly
manner goe away in a boate onboard the Fairefax
and saith that both the foresaid Ships soe taken were
manned with Hollanders (and beleeveth the Ladings of
the said Ships, or considerable Parts thereof was belonging
to Spaniards and further deposeth not, saving hee heard
that the said Winter for his misdemeanours was
secured, and afterwards made his escape./

To the 13.th hee cannot depose./:

To the 14.th hee saith that the said Winter hath not that
this Deponent knoweth of made any restitution of or satisfaction
for the foresaid goods, or given account thereof.

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