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|Transcription=1. Commander hee being a frenchman and Subject of the ffrench king, the said shipp
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2. Endeavour then being betwixt the Islands of the Teneriffe and the Palma, and she TO DO: GUTTER
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|Transcription=Commander hee being a frenchman and Subject of the ffrench king, the said shipp [?the GUTTER]
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3. french shipps being, at their companies affirmed, bound upon a Merchant being
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''Endeavour'' then being betwixt the Islands of the Teneriffe and the Palma, and the [?said GUTTER]
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4. to the Last Judies of the puniss hee saith hee was an eye wittnesse, and is
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french shipps being, at their Companies affirmed, bound upon a Merchant voiage
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5. thereby well assured of the trueth ˹there˺ ghxxxxxxxxxxx: And further cannot depose
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to the East Indies.  Of the premisses hee saith hee was an eye wittnesse, and is
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6. To the 4th hee saith That it was about two of the clorbe in the night when the said
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thereby well assured of the trueth thereof: And further cannot depose
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7. french shipps first mett with and helped the said shipp Endeavour and colun
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8. the Master and Companie of the said shipp to stry be their sailes and he houbor out
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9. their boat and goe on board the said ffrench Command[er] which by reason of the
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10. unseasonable time of the night they resecsed to doe xxx ˹and˺ the next morning the TO DO: GUTTER
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11. de La Vorhe and Companie commanded them againe to come on board her, TO DO: GUTTER
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12. the said William Fope the Master sent some of his companie on board the
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13. the said De La Vorhe the french Admirall his shipp but the said De La Vorhe
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14. being not satisfied therewith sent the boate bar and against to fetch the said TO DO: GUTTER
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15. on board him, which was accordingly done and thereupon about 24 of the
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16. said shipp the Endeavour companie were by the said frenchmen fetcht out of
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17. her and distributed with the said ffrench shipps, thirtie won or thereabouts of
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18. the french being putt on board her, and only ferwer of her owne companie
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19. reauneydy in her, And the Deponent saith that the said shipp Endeavour
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20. was by the said surprisith and brought to the coast of Guiney where they
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21. Landed this Deponent and the said master and twelve other Englishmen
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22. at a place called Tribiesro amongst the barbarous Negroes leaving then
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23. onely one pipe of wyne and about one hundred weight of biskett for
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24. their susseuauce, at which place this Deponent and the other English soe lett a
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25. shoare continued for about 15 weekes in quiet danger of their lives
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26. and at last by Gods good provudeure mett with one opportunity of transpote to
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27. troin for England in a flemmish vessell, The prmisses hee saith hee suowth
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28. by sadd ethpehieuoe being ptrizp ˹and seeing and will observing the passages prpdthothe˺ out in the sayd sufferiugl and say had
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29. further he cannot depose:/
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30. To the fifth Article of the said Allegation hee saith That at the cnnie of shore
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31. surpreth all of the shipp Endeavour there were three other shipps Laden with soyd
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32. and there coming from the canaries bound alsoe for the port of London which TO DO: GUTTER
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33. within a liague of thereabouts and in sight of the said shipp the Endeavour and of
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34. said de La Vorhe and the other french shipps, And the this Deponents precontest for
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35. Bowers Boareswaine of the said shipp Endeavour at the time of the said shipps
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36. surprisall asked the french pilatt and others that came on board with hee
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37. they did not aswell surprise and take the said three other shipps as the said ˹English˺ TO DO: GUTTER
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38. to which hee and they answered they could take them if they were soe mmdpp
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40. pxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx asxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx and this Deponent wishes hers of the said Endeavours
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41. Companie being afterwards disposed of aboard the french Vice Admiralls
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42. of the said french flete heard severall of the said Vice Admirall
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43. Companie confesse and affirme that the said french shipps had noe
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44. commission at all to surprize or take any English shipps or goods of
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45. prenissis hee saith hee this Deponent was an eye ˹wittnesse˺ xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxx but
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46. heard the words predeposed of the like in effort spoken at aforesaid And
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47. further cannot Depose./
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48. To the 6th and 7th Articles of the said Allgation hee saith That hee this depo
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To the 4th hee saith That it was about two of the clorcke in the night when the said
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french shipps first mett with and haled the said shipp. ''Endeavour'' and [XXX GUTTER]
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the Master and Companie of the said shipp to stryke their sailes and to hoiste out
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their boat and goe on board the said ffrench Commanderwhich by reason of the
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unseasonable time of the night they refused to doe and the next morning the [XXX GUTTER]
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de La Roch and Companie commanded them againe to come on board her, [?whereupon GUTTER]
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the said William Jope the Master sent some of his companie on board the
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said De La Roche the french Admirall his shipp but the said De La Roche
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being not satisfied therewith sent the boate back againe to fetch the said [?Master GUTTER]
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on board him, which was accordingly done and thereupon about 24 of the
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said shipp the ''Endeavours'' Companie were by the said frenchmen fetcht out of
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her and distributed with the said ffrench shipps, thirtie men or thereabouts of
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the french being putt on board her, and only fower of her owne Companie
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remaining in her, And this deponent saith that the said shipp ''Endeavour''
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was by the said surprizers brought to the coast of Guiney where they
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landed this deponent and the said Master and twelve other Englishmen
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at a place called Trevierro amongst the barbarous Negroes leaving them
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onely one pipe of wyne and about one hundred weight of biskett for
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their sustenance, at which place this deponent and the other English soe sett on
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shoare continued for about 15. weekes in quiet danger of their lives
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and at last by Gods good providence mett with an opportunity of transporta=
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tion for England in a flemmish vessell, The premisses hee saith hee knoweth
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by sadd experience being participant in the said suffering and danger and seeing and well observing the passages predeposed And
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further he cannot depose:/
  
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To the fifth Article of the said Allegation hee saith That at the time of the
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surprizall of the shipp ''Endeavour'' there were three other shipps Laden with wynes
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and there coming from the Canaries bound alsoe for the Port of London which [?were GUTTER]
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within a league or thereabouts and in sight of the said shipp the ''Endeavour'' and of the
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said de La Roche and the other french shipps, And that this deponents precontest [?John GUTTER]
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Bowers Boateswaine of the said shipp ''Endeavour'' at the time of the said shipps
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surprizall asked the french Pilott and others that came on board with him [?why GUTTER]
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they did not aswell surprize and take the said three other shipps as the said [XXXX GUTTER]
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to which hee and they answered they could take them if they were soe minded
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and this Deponent with others of the said ''Endeavours''
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Companie being afterwards disposed of aboard the french Vice Admiralls
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of the said french flete heard severall of the said Vice Admirall
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Companie confesse and affirme that the said french shipps had noe
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Commission at all to surprize or take any English shipps or goods of
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premissis hee saith hee this deponent was an eye wittnesse and
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heard the words predeposed or the like in effort spoken as aforesaid And
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further cannot Depose:-/
  
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To the 6th and 7th Articles of the said Allegation hee saith That hee this deponent
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Volume HCA 13/71
Folio 326
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IMAGE: P1130814.JPG
First transcriber
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2012/11/12
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Commander hee being a frenchman and Subject of the ffrench king, the said shipp [?the GUTTER]
Endeavour then being betwixt the Islands of the Teneriffe and the Palma, and the [?said GUTTER]
french shipps being, at their Companies affirmed, bound upon a Merchant voiage
to the East Indies. Of the premisses hee saith hee was an eye wittnesse, and is
thereby well assured of the trueth thereof: And further cannot depose

To the 4th hee saith That it was about two of the clorcke in the night when the said
french shipps first mett with and haled the said shipp. Endeavour and [XXX GUTTER]
the Master and Companie of the said shipp to stryke their sailes and to hoiste out
their boat and goe on board the said ffrench Commanderwhich by reason of the
unseasonable time of the night they refused to doe and the next morning the [XXX GUTTER]
de La Roch and Companie commanded them againe to come on board her, [?whereupon GUTTER]
the said William Jope the Master sent some of his companie on board the
said De La Roche the french Admirall his shipp but the said De La Roche
being not satisfied therewith sent the boate back againe to fetch the said [?Master GUTTER]
on board him, which was accordingly done and thereupon about 24 of the
said shipp the Endeavours Companie were by the said frenchmen fetcht out of
her and distributed with the said ffrench shipps, thirtie men or thereabouts of
the french being putt on board her, and only fower of her owne Companie
remaining in her, And this deponent saith that the said shipp Endeavour
was by the said surprizers brought to the coast of Guiney where they
landed this deponent and the said Master and twelve other Englishmen
at a place called Trevierro amongst the barbarous Negroes leaving them
onely one pipe of wyne and about one hundred weight of biskett for
their sustenance, at which place this deponent and the other English soe sett on
shoare continued for about 15. weekes in quiet danger of their lives
and at last by Gods good providence mett with an opportunity of transporta=
tion for England in a flemmish vessell, The premisses hee saith hee knoweth
by sadd experience being participant in the said suffering and danger and seeing and well observing the passages predeposed And
further he cannot depose:/

To the fifth Article of the said Allegation hee saith That at the time of the
surprizall of the shipp Endeavour there were three other shipps Laden with wynes
and there coming from the Canaries bound alsoe for the Port of London which [?were GUTTER]
within a league or thereabouts and in sight of the said shipp the Endeavour and of the
said de La Roche and the other french shipps, And that this deponents precontest [?John GUTTER]
Bowers Boateswaine of the said shipp Endeavour at the time of the said shipps
surprizall asked the french Pilott and others that came on board with him [?why GUTTER]
they did not aswell surprize and take the said three other shipps as the said [XXXX GUTTER]
to which hee and they answered they could take them if they were soe minded
and this Deponent with others of the said Endeavours
Companie being afterwards disposed of aboard the french Vice Admiralls
of the said french flete heard severall of the said Vice Admirall
Companie confesse and affirme that the said french shipps had noe
Commission at all to surprize or take any English shipps or goods of
premissis hee saith hee this deponent was an eye wittnesse and
heard the words predeposed or the like in effort spoken as aforesaid And
further cannot Depose:-/

To the 6th and 7th Articles of the said Allegation hee saith That hee this deponent
(being

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