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day of the sayd Imbargo hee might have inc … day of the sayd Imbargo hee might have incurred some danger of<br />
being seized with his ladeing his being a smale shipp, though this deponent knoweth that there<br />
were severall little shipps in Voles Mallega and Grand Mallega Roade when<br />
the sayd Imbargo first came which of were not seized, and saith this deponent<br />
heard only of one shipp that was seized in Mallega Roade, which was a<br />
smale shipp and seized upon by boates manned out to that end upon the<br />
sayd tenth of September 1655 And saith hee hath heard from the<br />
Merchants who were to have laden her that an English shipp called the ''Anne''<br />
''and John'' where of [BLANK IN MANUSCRIPT] Piles was Commander was upon<br />
the sayd tenth of September 1655 in Mallega Roade and would not<br />
bee ruled by his Merchants that were to freight him although<br />
hee continued out of Command in the Roade of Mallega three or fower<br />
dayes after the Imbargo began, and by that meanes through his owne<br />
willfullnesse and default went empty thense, And saith that after a smale<br />
tyme as aforesayd, shipps did unlade and relade at Mallega as<br />
aforesayd, and soe might the sayd Browneing as hee beleeveth<br />
have done with as little danger of confiscation as they did,<br />
if hee had come thither And further saving his foregoeing deposition<br />
hee cannot answere./
Thomas Baude [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
Repeated before doctor Godolphin/
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