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Transcription

To the 8th article and the schedule therein mentioned and now showed to
him at the tyme of this his examination hee saith he referreth him
self to the sayd schedule which hee beleeveth to be the protest made by the
sayd Lemmon before the two notaried therein mentioned And further
hee cannot depose /

To the 9th hee cannot depose./

To the 10th hee saith that during such tyme as the Redd Rose was in the
possession of the sayd Wigarts and drewes and their confederates all the locks
of all chests and trunks and Cupbords and other places in the sayd shipp were broken
open and all papers and letters taken out of them and also cloathes belonging to the
sayd Lemmon and his Mariners taken away and in imbezelled and much of her
ladeing spoiled this hee knoweth for that hee sawe and found when
hee was admitted to come aboard her againe after her deliverie that they
were so taken away And knoweth that the sayd Lemmon was forced to
take up money to supplye his wants, which hee beleeveth hee needed
not to have done if his letters of Credit and bills of Exchange and other
papers had not been taken away by the sayd Wygarts and drewes and
their Confederates And further to this article hee cannot depose/

To the iith hee saith after the sayd Wigarts and drewes and their confederates
had kept the sayd shipp Redd Rose soo long as they pleased and taken
of her her papers and writings and had spoiled her and made her leakie
in manner aforesayd and thereby in dammaged her ladeing they
did at last deliver her in that leakie and dammaged condition to the
sayd Lemmon and Company but kept all her papers and writings and
his and his mariners cloaths and would not nor did deliver them unto
them but kept and detayned them and doo keepe and detayne them And further to this article
hee cannot depose./

To the i2th hee saith that the sayd Wygarts and Drewes kept the sayd
shipp Redd Rose soe longe under their seizure that shee thereby lost
the company of five or sixe shipps who were bound to Stockholme
which was the place whether the Redd Rose was bound and in whose
company (had shee not bin soe seized) shee had gone thither, which shipps
arrived safe there where this deponent sawe them in safety And soe
hee verily beleeveth might the Redd Rose if shee had not bin seized by
the sayd Wigarts and drewes and their confederates in manner aforesayd
And further hee cannot depose./

To the 13th 14th and 15th articles of the sayd allegation hee saith that
after the sayd Lemmon and Company had gotten their sayd shipp
Redd Rose and her ladeing againe (though much dammaged as aforesayd)
they sett sayle therewith towards their designed port of Stockholme
but the sayd shipp of this deponents knowledge (being Carpenter aboard
her the sayd voyage) was then soe leakie by reason of the hurt shee
had receaved while shee was under seizure as aforesayd that her
Company were faine to keepe her with continuall pumping and
with all their paines could hardly keepe her above water And
hee saith that in such her passage the sayd shipp was mett with by a
Danish shipp of warr who demanded whence shee was and whether
bound and answere was made that shee belonged to London and was
bound for Stockholme or to that effect and the master being commanded
aboard