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Transcription

aboard, one of havre de Grace but hee knoweth not of what
place the other was, nor the name of either of them, but saith they
spake good Italian.

Ad 3 rendet that the interrate Signor Pisceilla who laded the said currants is
accompted an Antwerpian borne, and this deponent was at Venice
ordered by the said Ravenscroft to applie himselfe to the said Pisceilla
for the said lading of currance. Et alr nescit salves predepoita.

Ad 4 rendet that the interrogated [?Papqrio] Peregrino is an Italian, and
as hee taketh it a Venetian, whose oiles were laded at Gallipoli, and
to him this deponent was ordered at Venice by the said Ravenscroft
to repaire.

Ad 5 rendet that the contents or effects of the said colourable
bills that were soe made away in the Ensigne, were for the oiles that
hee received there of the said Peregrino at Gallipoli for London fro
the account of the said Mr ffoote and to be delivered to him, and that
they were English printed blancks and filled up
with this deponents hand in English, which hee did at sea when
hee departed from Ligorne, having there receaved the said blanck
bills from Mr Ravenscroft. And saith there was one for the
oiles and another for the currance, and that of the currance was
as received of Signor Chrisostom Pisceilla to him
the said Alderman ffoote [?else], alr satisfeb [?XXXX]

Ad 6 negative, saying the three bills annexed were sent from the
said lading places to Venice to be sent for England.

Ad 7 rendet that soe farr as hee knoweth none but this deponent and the Captaine
and Purser of the said shipp were privie to the said designe for
England that hee knoweth of, the Captaines name Michael Brandon
and the Purser Antonio [?drara].

Ad 8 rendet that the said Captaine was to follow this deponents
order as touching the port to which hee should saile, and for the
whole proceeding, and saith there were noe English aboard but
this deponent, saving two passengers that they tooke in at Cadiz,
namely Mr ffallon and Mr Sergeant.

Ad 9 rendet that the said shipp being soe affreighted at Venice, the
Aouthoritie there accoording as they use to doe with all shipps bound
for any of those Ilands, put aboard about 25 souldiers, and a parcell
of [?bsket] [?brand], for the armies in those parts, and
touching by the way at Cephalonia, the said souldiers there went
ashore, and there were at sea some of the Republiques [?ruggs]
for the Gallistans taken in at Corsa to be carried to Zant
and some cloth unladed at Corsa for the Republique for the
freight of the said [?brand] souldiers and other things hee saith it was
a matter left to the said Ravenscroft and this deponent knoweth
not the conditions or summe thereof.

Ad 10 nescit.

Ad 11 et 12 rendet that hee this deponent at Cadiz meeting with
a Holland [?CXXXX] who as hee supposed had got some [?hint] of
the Nostra Seniora being bound for London, this
deponent kept none but dutch Company and carried himselfe
as