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|Transcription=To the 5th Article hee saith, That at the time of the surprizall of the said shipp the
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''Endeavour'' and lading by the said La Roch and Companie there were three other
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shipps laden with wynes bound alsoe from the Canaries for London, which shipps
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were then in sight of the said shipp ''Endeavour'' and alsoe of the said french shipps
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and saith That this deponent and others of the ''Endeavours'' Companie being presently after the
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said seizure disposed of and putt into the french Vice-Admirall, this deponent heard it
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sayd and acknowledged by severall of her Companie, That they had noe Commision
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to take any shipp or goods from the English but that they were necessitated soe to doe for the
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they wanted their necessarie provisions of wyne for their intended voiage for
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Mallegasca or the redd seas, And this deponent further heard some of the said Vice-
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Admiralls Companie say; that they beleeved their Owners in ffrance, which
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as they said were rich and able enough must pay for the said shipp ''Endeavour'' and
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her lading, or words to that or the like effect; And further hee cannot depose.
  
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To the 6th Article of the said Allegation hee saith, That this deponent being as
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aforesaid aboard the said French Vice-Admirall shipp, and it being desired
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by this depo:nent and others of his Companie that they might bee sett on shoare
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upon one of the Canarie Islands, answer was made by the French, That they
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would not Land them on the Christian shoare because they might not carry
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newes into England what was become of the said shipp ''Endeavour'' and her lading
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but that they would land them at or about Cape de Verd, and that they would
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the said shipp and her lading along with them for that, as they said, they
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could not conveniently unlade her, or words to that or the like effect which this
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deponent heard and well observed in and aboard the said Vice-Admirall shipp
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And further to this Article hee saith hee cannot depose:-/
  
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To the 7th Article hee saith, That after the surprizall and takeing of the said shipp
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''Endeavour'' and her ladeing by the saud La Roch and Companie, this deponent being
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|Transcription=1. To the 5:th Arle hee saith, That at the time of the surprizall of the said shipp the
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putt on board the said French Vice-Admirall there heard some of her
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2. Endeavour and lading by the said La Voch and Companie there were three other
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Companie say and affirme, That they had in their Course from ffrance
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3. shipps laden with wynes bound alsoe from the Canaries for London, which shipps
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mett with other English shipps one whereof they had taken and afterwards
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4. were then in sight of the said shipp Endeavo:ur and alsoe of the said french shipps
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dismissed, and that they would not, as they said have meddled with or seized
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5. and saith That this depo:nent and others of the Endeavo:urs Companie being presently afore the
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the said shipp the ''Endeavour'' and her ladeing if the latter had not consisted in
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6. said seizure disposed of and putt into the french Vice-Admirall, this depo:nent heard it
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wynes, as it did, which was a Commoditie necessarie for their provisions, and
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7. sayd and acknowledged by severall of her Companie, that they had noe Commision
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the peace between England and ffrance was agreed and concluded upon, for that
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8. to take any shipp or goods from the English but that they were necessitated soe to doe for the
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as they alsoe affirmed, they had staid severall dayes at Rochell in expectation of
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9. they wasted their necessarie provisions of wyne for their intended voiage for
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Letters of Marque, but could not procure any against the English, or words to that
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10. Maddigasca or the redd seas, And this depo:nent further headed ˹some˺ of the said Vice-
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or the like effect, which this deponent well observed during his detention and beeing
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11. Admiralls Companie say; that they beleeved their Own:er in ffrance which
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in and on board the said french Vice-Admirall. And further cannot depose:-
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12. as they said were rich and able enough must pay for the said shipp Endeavo:ur and
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13. her lading, or words to that or the like effect; And further hee cannot depose.
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14. To the 6:th Arle of the said Allegation hee saith, That this depo:nent being as
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15. aforesaid aboard the said French Vice-Admirall shipp, and it being desired
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16. by this depo:nent and others of his Companie that they might bee sett on shoare
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17. upon one of the Canarie Islands, answer was made by the French, That they
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18. would not Land them on the Christian shoare because they might not carry
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19. newes into England what was become of the said shipp Endeavo:ur and her lading
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20. but that they would land them at or about Cape de Verd, and that they would
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21. the said shipp and her lading along with them for that, as they said, they
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22. could not conveniently unlade her, or words to that or the like effect which this
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23. depo:nent heard and well observed in and aboard the said Vice-Admirall shipp
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24. And further to this Arle hee saith hee cannot depose:-/
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25. To the 7:th Arle hee saith, That after the surprizall and takeing of the said shipp
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26. Endeavo:ur and her ladeing by the saud La Voch and Companie, this depo:nent being
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27. putt on board the said French Vice-Admirall there heard some of her
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28. Companie say and affirme, That they had in their Course from ffrance
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29. mett with other English shipps one whereof they had taken and afterwards
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30. dismissed, and that they would not, as they said have middled with or seized
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31. the said shipp the Endeavo:ur and her ladeing if the latter had not consisted in
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32. wynes, as it did, which was a Commoditie necessarie for their provisions, and
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33. the peace between England and ffrance was agreed and concluded upon, for that
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34. as they alsoe affirmed, they had staid severall dayes at Vorhell in expectation of
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35. Letters of Marque, but could not proceed any ag:ainst the English, or words to that
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36. or the like effect, which this depo:nent well observed during his deser/ntion and beeing
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37. in and on board the said french Vice-Admirall. And further cannot depose:-
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38. To the 8:th Arle of the said Allogation hee saith, That this depo:nent being as
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39. aforesaid on board the said ffrench Vice-Admirall-shipp, there heard some of
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40. her Companie say that they vir:X the said fower French shipps were to have
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41. gone to Portugall there to take in their necessary provisions of wynes, but that
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42. they had not bin there or words to that or the like effect. And further cannot depose.
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43. To the 9:th Arle hee saith, That the said La Voch and Companie under his
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44. Command did at the time of the service of the said shipp Endeavour plunder
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45. and take away form her Companie the best p:art of their wearing apparrell and
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46. all their Sea instrum:ents and other necessaries together wish the private Adventure
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47. which they had on board and carried the same away utterly depriving this
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48. depon:ent and Companie thereof, Which hee knoweth by wofull experience
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49. being a fellow suffere in the said plund:er And further to this Arle hee cannot depose
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To the 8th Article of the said Allegation hee saith, That this deponent being as
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aforesaid on board the said ffrench Vice-Admirall-shipp, there heard some of
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her Companie say that they videlicet the said fower French shipps were to have
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gone to Portugall there to take in their necessary provisions of wynes, but that
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they had not bin there or words to that or the like effect. And further cannot depose.
  
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To the 9th Article hee saith, That the said La Roch and Companie under his
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Command did at the time of the service of the said shipp ''Endeavour'' plunder
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and take away form her Companie the best part of their wearing apparrell and
 +
all their Sea instruments and other necessaries together with the private Adventures
 +
which they had on board and carried the same away utterly depriving this
 +
deponent and Companie thereof, Which hee knoweth by wofull experience
 +
being a fellow sufferer in the said plunder And further to this Article hee cannot depose
 
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Volume HCA 13/71
Folio 328
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IMAGE: P1130817.JPG
First transcriber
Alex Jackson
First transcribed
2012/11/29
Editorial history
Edited on 27/05/2014 by Colin Greenstreet

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To the 5th Article hee saith, That at the time of the surprizall of the said shipp the
Endeavour and lading by the said La Roch and Companie there were three other
shipps laden with wynes bound alsoe from the Canaries for London, which shipps
were then in sight of the said shipp Endeavour and alsoe of the said french shipps
and saith That this deponent and others of the Endeavours Companie being presently after the
said seizure disposed of and putt into the french Vice-Admirall, this deponent heard it
sayd and acknowledged by severall of her Companie, That they had noe Commision
to take any shipp or goods from the English but that they were necessitated soe to doe for the
they wanted their necessarie provisions of wyne for their intended voiage for
Mallegasca or the redd seas, And this deponent further heard some of the said Vice-
Admiralls Companie say; that they beleeved their Owners in ffrance, which
as they said were rich and able enough must pay for the said shipp Endeavour and
her lading, or words to that or the like effect; And further hee cannot depose.

To the 6th Article of the said Allegation hee saith, That this deponent being as
aforesaid aboard the said French Vice-Admirall shipp, and it being desired
by this depo:nent and others of his Companie that they might bee sett on shoare
upon one of the Canarie Islands, answer was made by the French, That they
would not Land them on the Christian shoare because they might not carry
newes into England what was become of the said shipp Endeavour and her lading
but that they would land them at or about Cape de Verd, and that they would
the said shipp and her lading along with them for that, as they said, they
could not conveniently unlade her, or words to that or the like effect which this
deponent heard and well observed in and aboard the said Vice-Admirall shipp
And further to this Article hee saith hee cannot depose:-/

To the 7th Article hee saith, That after the surprizall and takeing of the said shipp
Endeavour and her ladeing by the saud La Roch and Companie, this deponent being
putt on board the said French Vice-Admirall there heard some of her
Companie say and affirme, That they had in their Course from ffrance
mett with other English shipps one whereof they had taken and afterwards
dismissed, and that they would not, as they said have meddled with or seized
the said shipp the Endeavour and her ladeing if the latter had not consisted in
wynes, as it did, which was a Commoditie necessarie for their provisions, and
the peace between England and ffrance was agreed and concluded upon, for that
as they alsoe affirmed, they had staid severall dayes at Rochell in expectation of
Letters of Marque, but could not procure any against the English, or words to that
or the like effect, which this deponent well observed during his detention and beeing
in and on board the said french Vice-Admirall. And further cannot depose:-

To the 8th Article of the said Allegation hee saith, That this deponent being as
aforesaid on board the said ffrench Vice-Admirall-shipp, there heard some of
her Companie say that they videlicet the said fower French shipps were to have
gone to Portugall there to take in their necessary provisions of wynes, but that
they had not bin there or words to that or the like effect. And further cannot depose.

To the 9th Article hee saith, That the said La Roch and Companie under his
Command did at the time of the service of the said shipp Endeavour plunder
and take away form her Companie the best part of their wearing apparrell and
all their Sea instruments and other necessaries together with the private Adventures
which they had on board and carried the same away utterly depriving this
deponent and Companie thereof, Which hee knoweth by wofull experience
being a fellow sufferer in the said plunder And further to this Article hee cannot depose

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