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for Lisbone shee being then neere the Burl … for Lisbone shee being then neere the Burlings and to the Southward<br />
of Porto Port) then to beate up and downe at sea, or words to that<br />
effect, and thereupon hee saith the sayd daniell Jeggles did carrie the<br />
sayd shipp to Lisbone accordingly, and carried therewith her and<br />
her ladeing in safety on or about the fifteeth day of the sayd<br />
moneth of November 1654, whether being come, the sayd Edmond<br />
Cowse caused a great part of the sayd shipps ladeing brought thither<br />
to be put ashoare, and be disposed thereof, and laded other wards as<br />
oyles, salt and earthen ware and other goods on bord her, and in soe<br />
doeing kept her there from the tyme of such her arrivall till about<br />
the twelfth of December next following<br />
, the premisses hee deposeth<br />
being one of the sayd shipps company and an eye and eare<br />
wittnesse thereof And further hee cannot depose./
To the 8th hee saith the sayd shipp being reladen by the sayd<br />
Edmond Cowse, hee put a Pylott on board, and order her to<br />
proceede to Porto Port in Portugall with the first opportunitie, And the<br />
sayd daniell Jeggles soone after such order, did goe out with the sayd<br />
shipp twice, but was by Contrary windes driven back to<br />
Lisbone, and then a fayre opportunitie of winde and wether offering, the<br />
sayd Jeggles endeavoured to put out thence the third tyme, and then<br />
was Commanded by a shott made from a Castle there and by Command of the Governour thereof to stay<br />
(as likewise were other shipps who were bound thence) by reason of<br />
a search that was to be made for a ffryer who (as it was sayd) was<br />
runne away, under which stay, shee continued there till such tyme<br />
as a licence was promised for the departure of her and other shipps<br />
by which endeavour the sayd Jeggles could not gett out thence with his<br />
sayd shipp the ''Anne'' till about the begining of February 1654<br />
All which stay hee saith of this deponents knowledge<br />
happened not by any default or neglect of the sayd Jeggles<br />
or any of his Company but only by crosse windes and command<br />
of the sayd governour and his officers the premisses he deposeth for the reasons aforesayd And further hee cannot depose
To the 9th hee saith that about the sayd third of February aforesayd the sayd<br />
shipp gott out from Lisbone and the sayd Jeggles sayled her towards<br />
Porto Port, having the Pilott on board her which was put on board<br />
her by the sayd Edmond Cowse, but saith that in the passage thither<br />
the winde and weather after the sayd shipp was gott out to sea proved<br />
soe crosse and tempestious that notwithstanding the sayd Jeggles<br />
and Company used their utmost endeavour to gaine the sayd Port<br />
yet they could not, nor did gaine the same till about the sixteenth<br />
of the sayd moneth of February, when or thereabouts the sayd shipp<br />
and her ladeing gott safe into Porto Port And further hee<br />
cannot depose./
To the 10th 11th and 12th hee saith the sayd shipp from Porto Port<br />
wentayd shipp from Porto Port<br />
went +
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