| First transcribed
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10 December 2015 +
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| First transcriber
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Colin Greenstreet +
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| Folio
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23 +
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| Parent volume
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HCA 13/76 +
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| Side
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Verso +
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| Status
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Uploaded image; transcribed on 10/12/2015 +
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| Transcription
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Ad 9 deponit that the said shipp ''Swedish … Ad 9 deponit that the said shipp ''Swedish Lyon'' with her said lading of salt on<br />
board was in her Course for Corke in Ireland namely about halfe Seas over from<br />
?Ushing in ffrance to the landsend the wind being scant met with and seized by a<br />
private man of warr one Hampton then Commanderr and by him brought<br />
up into or neere ?ffoye aclate Et alre nescit.
Ad 10 deponit that since the said seizure the said privateers Company have broken<br />
the said shipps bulke and have taken and plundred out of the said bulke about<br />
two thirds of the said salt to the best of this deponents judgment being part of the said shipps<br />
lading and belonging to the said Beake, and about three tonns of wines white<br />
and red and about five or six haffe hogsheads of Brandy belonging to the<br />
shipps company as this deponent hath bin informed by the [?XXr] and other of the Company and as hee guesseth by the lightnes of the shipp and have also taken away a New Cable about Eight<br />
Inches thicknes, and a halter also belonging to the said shipp and severall<br />
of the Companies Cloathes, and monies, and sailes Kettles and other<br />
the Shipps furniture and three barrells of [?cheese], and the bookes belonging to the said Knight<br />
And as this deponent who was a prisoner on shore at ffoy ?about some twelve dayes hath bin<br />
informed the said privateers used to and did put the Company of the said<br />
shipp ''Swedish Lyon'' into the Great cabbin when they had a mind to plunder<br />
or take anything out of the said shipp least the said Company should see what<br />
they soe tooke, and to that purpose they ordered a person to stand with a<br />
pistoll charged at the doore of the cabbin to keep them in. And saith that one<br />
William Pauley (who came onboard with Captaine Stanthwaite and who is now<br />
waiter on board the said shipp) stood with a pistoll to that purpose and hee the said Pawley<br />
hath confessed to this depo:t that hee was ordered by the privateers<br />
soe to doe.<br />
Et alr dicit predeporta pereum de vera:.
Ad Interria. [CENTRE HEADING]
Ad primum rendet that he went onboard and served in the said shipp soe soone<br />
as she was bought and hath served in her ever since untill her said seizure<br />
and is well assured that the shipp the ''Swedish Lyon'' is the same that<br />
was formerly called the ''Cumberland'' and was and is one and the same<br />
ship and not divers. Et alr referende sead predeporta.
Ad 2 rendet that he saw the greatest part of the lading of salt put on board the said<br />
ship ''Swedish Lyon'' by order of the said Bailey for the said Beakes account but sawe noe mony paid<br />
for the same. and knoweth not whether hee bee related to any of the parties<br />
Interr. and knoweth note what he is worth, andoweth little or nothing. Et<br />
nescit so ad predeporta. Nescit.
Ad 3 rendet that hee knwoeth not the parties Interrogate, and hath heard that Mr<br />
Samuell Beake Interrate hath corresponded withone [?Guill] living in fflushing as hee hath<br />
heard and remembreth. And denieth that the said lading or any part thereof was<br />
to have bin delivered at any other port whatsoever than Corke in Ireland<br />
And saith that the said shipp with her said lading was seized about 13 or 14 leagues<br />
from Ushiont to the best of his Judgement and saith that the place where she<br />
was seized is the way from Rochell to Amsterdam. and somewhat out of the<br />
way from Rochell to Corke. but was forced to steere that way the wind being<br />
betweene the West and the North west and very scant and thought it a greate<br />
deale better to fech any port in England than to Cruze at sea which they XXX<br />
?not doe. Et alr nescit novo
Ad 4 rendet that hee knoweth not of any bills of lading that were signed for the XXXX<br />
question But saith that the Master told this deponent that hee had signed one for Stockholme to XXX<br />
secure the goods. And knoweth not who directed the same Et alr nescit
John Rimmorter [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
Repetit corum dri Lloyd Surragate<br />
unto Ed:do Browne [?XXXXX]ate<br />
unto Ed:do Browne [?XXXXX] +
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