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To the 13.th hee saith that hee cannot Judge what the ship the ''Warriour'' and Lading was worth, but saith that hee Judgeth and beleeveth that the Lading and money and things seized in the ''Armes of Leake'' were worth. Twenty Thousand pounds Sterling or thereabouts And the Ship herselfe hee beleeveth was then worth two thousand pounds To the 14.th hee saith that the said Winter hath not given any account to the said Admirall Stoakes, nor to any others as this Deponent verily beleevth of the said two Prizes and their Ladings and the Papers which came to his hands concerning the same, as hee ought to have done, nor hath made any satsifaction or restitution of or for the foresaid goods Cloaths moneyes and things by him taken, or any part thereof./. To the 15.th hee saith that the said William Winter. is an English man, as this Deponent verily beleeveth, and a Subject of this nation, and hee the said Winter hath not as yet legally and juditially bin brought to tryall for his foresaid Misdemeanours and further deposeth not./. To the last hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true./. To the Interrogatories./. [CENTRE HEADING] To the first hee saith hee comes to be a witnes in this busines at the request of Captaine Stoakes, and otherwise negatively To the second hee saith that the said Whetston was not ever Vice Admirall to Captaine Stoakes, but hee had order from Captaine Stoakes to were a flagg while they were in the ffrench service, and saith that in all civill and just businesses Lieutenants are to obey their Captaines, and in case they doe not they are to be taken Prisoner and to be tryed by a Councell of warr which is to be called by the Comander in cheife of the ffleete, but Lieutenants are not to obey their Captaines if they Comand them to doe any thing contrary to the lawes of warr and many times they and other officers doe with =stand their Captaines Comands, when they comand them to do things contrary to the said Lawes. To the 3.d hee saith the said Winter sent some of the foresaid goods taken onboard the ''Armes of Leake'' onboard the ''ffairfax frigot'', off of Mersellis, and sent some onboard the ''little'' ''Lewis'' aforesaid at Mersellis, and some there on shore, in the said moneth of August, 1658, And saith that hee doth not knowe nor beleeve or hath heard that the said Winter did doe the same by the order of the said Whetston, saving hee beleeveth the said (Whetston
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