| First transcribed
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11 December 2015 +
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| First transcriber
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Colin Greenstreet +
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| Folio
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9 +
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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 11/12/2015 +
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| Transcription
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into the mould and there moored her selfe … into the mould and there moored her selfe at a great distance<br />
from them, and pulled of her sailes from her yards And at<br />
the time aforesaid hee saith there was an ostend man of warr then<br />
also riding neere the said Mole one Carew an Englishman Master or<br />
Commander of her<br />
the Master of the said ''Petache'' he saith was very fearefull<br />
and refused to put to sea least shee should bee seized and taken by Sir<br />
Jeremy Smith who with his squadron at that time and for<br />
severall dayes together rode without the Hamburgers in the Road<br />
within shott of the mole where the said ''Petache'' then ridd, And soe long as there<br />
was any report of Sir jeremy Smiths being in the Streights or<br />
anyways thereabouts the Captaine of the ''Petache'' never stirred<br />
nor dared soe to doe but kept himselfe within Malega Mole for fear<br />
of being taken by the English. And saith that during the said<br />
shipps ''Joseph Marias'' aboade at Malega, this deponent and<br />
severall other English belonging to English Shipps then there<br />
told the said Captaine of the said Genowesse vessell that the<br />
English would meete with them before they gott to Amsterdam<br />
the Master and others of his Company replyed that they cared<br />
not a ffart for the English for they had friends enough abroad<br />
to guard them or words to the same or like Effect. And saith<br />
there were onboard two pilotts, which<br />
were said to bee Dutch men and as they acknowledged<br />
themselves to bee, Namely hee hath bin told by the Clubfooted fellowe<br />
(one of the pilotts) that hee was borne and lived severall yeers together<br />
at Amsterdam, but that he now lived with his wife at Alicant And some<br />
of the ''Petuches'' Company hee saith declared to this deponent that a young<br />
fellow (a Cooke) was borne at Schedam. And saith that when this<br />
deponent, who was Masters mate of a merchtman the ''John'' of<br />
London John Nansun Captaine<br />
came away hee left the said Ostend man of warr as also the Hamburger<br />
and his fleete and the Genewesse ''Petache'' all behind them at Malega<br />
and if the said Genewesse vessell had bin bound for Hamborow she<br />
might have gonn in Company with the Hamborow ffleete or convoy<br />
which she did not, as this deponent hath bin informed or with Sir Jeremy Smith and<br />
the English Squadron and merchantmen, Which as hee heard<br />
she never did, But saith this deponent and severall other<br />
English merchants then looked upon her to bee bound for Amsterdam<br />
and to have Dutch lading on board ffor that Hamburgers now<br />
and have ?done ever since the beginning of this warr<br />
ffetched and doe ffetch their owne goods from Genoa and other<br />
places in the Streights and send out good shipps for that purpose. And<br />
saith that many more (that are now in his Majestys service) could and<br />
can witnesse the same that this deponent hathe before deposedme that this deponent hathe before deposed +
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