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Transcription

aboard the sayd man of warre and having no papers to shew
whereby to evidence that the sayd shipp was an English shipp
belonging to English men the sayd shipp and her ladeing was seized
by the sayd Danish man of warre, and this deponent after the [xxxxxxxgutter]
hearde severall of the company of the company of the danish man of warre saye
that if the Redd Rose had had any papers aboard that whereby shee
make it appeare that shee was an English shipp they had [xxxx]
seized her And hee further saith that while the Redd Rose was in
the possession of the sayd danish man of warre the sayd man of
Warre company did take away some of her ladeing of salt, and
carrid it on shoare and did steale and purloyne away much of the
sayd shipps provisiones and her materialls and spoils and a [xxxx]
and drinke of a great quantitie of her [xxxxx] ladde aboard her
and these provisiones and materialls which they did not take away [xxxx]
they did her hurt and dammage to the value (in this deponents judgement
of betwixt two and three hundred pounds sterling at least that
hee deposeth of sight and certayne knowledge being aboard And further
to this article he cannot depose/

To the 16th and 17th article of the sayd allegation hee saith that after the
sayd danish man of warre had soe pillaged the shipp Redd Rose
of her provisions and other materialls and drunke up a great quantitie
of her wine and taken away a good quantitie of her ladeing of salt
A Swedish man of warre approaching and drawing neere the
sayd danish man of warre fledd away and left the sayd shipp the
Redd Rose and such of her ladeing as was not imbezelled by them, and
tooke away with him the sayd Lemmon and all the sayd shipps
company save about sixe of seaven men (whereof this deponent was not
and a boy and carried these with him up and downe to doo what
hee pleased and kept them from coming aboard the sayd shipp Redd
Rose and the sayd Swedish man of warre haveing [xxxxxx] the
sayd shipp Redd Rose suffered her quickly to passe to stockholm
And after the sayd shipp was for [xxxxxxx] the Danish man of warre
did permitt the sayd Lemmon and such of his company who were
prisoners with him to bee at liberty And this deponent being at
Stockholme on board the Redd Rose sawe the sayd Lemmon and
Company arrive there in a smalle boate to the great hazard of
their lives they haveing not
[xxxxxx] 9as this deponent hath credibly hearde and beleeveth) from
[xxxxxxxxxxxx] to stockholme which is about a hundredd leagues
by sea) to looke after their sayd shipp And further to this
hee cannot depose./

To the 18th hee saith hee cannot depose/

To the 19th hee saith as before hee hath declared that the reason
why the sayd shipp Redd Rose and her ladeing was seized
by the sayd Danish man of warre was forre that her papers
were seized by the sayd Wigarts and drewes and their confederates
And the sayd drewes company did acknowledge and declare
that they seized her for want of her papers to show [xxxxxx]
place shee belonged And further hee cannot depose./