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aboard her sayd was called the Elizabeth) which had a great many pipes
of Canary wyne aboard her and which were unladeing out of her to bee put ashoare,
marjed with the same markes as the sayd hundred nyntie pipes soe laden
aboard the Mary and Joyce were marked with, at the tyme they were laden
aboard her the Mary and Joyce at the Canaries, and beleeveth that they
were part of the same hundred and nynty pipes soe laden aboard the Mary
and Joyce at the Canaries, This hee deposeth for that hee went aboard
the sayd shipp the Elizabeth in the River of Thames by order of the sayd
Thomas Warren to see that none of the sayd pipes of wyne on board
the sayd shipp Elizabeth should bee imbeazelled and made away and upon that
occasion continued aboard the sayd shipp Elizabeth three or fower nights
and dayes, and by that meanes tooke notice of the markes of them that
they were the same with those laden as aforesayd aboard the Mary
and Joyce at the Canaries And further to those articles hee cannot depose/

To the 12th and 13th articles of the sayd alleagation hee saith hee beleeveth
that the arlate Alexander Roe was imployed by the Owners and imployers of the
ffrigott who tooke the Mary and Joyce and her ladeing to dispose of
the sayd shipp and her sayd ladeing, for that the sayd Roe did give to
this deponent and others a peece of eight a peece towards bearing their
charges at such tyme as they were shipped away from the Groyne for
ffrance, but this deponent knoweth not who were the Owners and
imployers of the sayd two ffrigotts that made the sayd seizure, nor
knoweth Andres Aernants arlate And therefore cannot further depose
to those articles./.

To the 14th article hee saith the arlate Thomas Warren
is commonly accompted (and as hee verily beleeveth is) an English
man borne at Limpston in devonsheire, and now liveth in the Cittie of
London, and was and is as hee beleeveth a subiect of this Common=
wealth And further hee cannot depose/.

To the 15th hee cannot depose

To the last hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true/

To the Interrogatories on behalfe of the Lord Protector [CENTRE HEADING]

To the first Interrogatorie hee saith hee was a Common Mariner of the
Mary and Joyce the voyage in question and is an Englishman borne
at Sidbury in devonsheire, and is a subiect of this Commonwealth
and to the rest of the Interrogatorie hee answereth negatively./

To the 2 and 3 Interrogatories hee saith hee knoweth not of whome the woollen
Cloath Callicoes and other goods Interrogate were bought nor whether they
were consigned to any person at any the places Interrogate but knoweth
William Warren the Supracargo aforesayd there disposed of them and
carried the proceede of them to the Canaries and there disposed thereof, which
William is an English man (and as hee beleeveth) was borne at Limpston aforesayd, and liveth
at