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3o Aprilis 1630

Thomas Brandet de Hamurgo nauta annos agens 32 annorum [?XXX]
testis productus juratus et cetera/

Ad primum secundum et reliquous articulos allius in hac parte dat et oblat dicit et deponit
That within the time articulate att Malaga in Spaine there were laden aboard the 
articulate shippe the Salvadorone one pype of wyne, one hogshead of wyne,
and one barill of raisons of the same marked with the marke in the first margent of the
schedule articulate; And eight pypes of wyne marked with the second
marke in the margent of that schedule, to bee carried to Hamborowe, and
there to bee delivered unto the articulate Gerrard  Her Haere, and Hans
Herman Steinbarch accordin to the severall bills of ladinge thereof beinge
which are the schedules articulate; which goods this examinate declareth were
in the said shippe the Salvador when shee was taken by Captaine [?XXXX] and
his company./  Ac aliter ad huiXXX XXXX articulos nescit deponere./

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John Earrington of Wappinge in the County of Middlesex marriner
aged about 21 yeares sworne before the worshipfull Mr Doctor Sammmes Surrogate
saieth and deposeth as followeth
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John Trimingham of the Somer Islands merchant e aged aboute
40 yeares worne and examined as aforesaid saieth as followeth

To the first Interrogatory

To the second

To the third

To the fowerth

To the fifte

To the last hee saieth that his precontest Jon Earrington was Purser
of the interrogate shippe at the Sommer Islands aforesaid And otherwise hee
cannot depose/

Jne XXX [SIGNATURE. RH SIDE]
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16o Aprilis 1630

Rs E. B.

James ffutter of London marchant Taylor aged about 27 yeares sworne
and examined before the worshipfull Mr Doctor Sammes Surrogate et cetera
saieth and deposeth uppon his oath

That uppon the 28th day of Julyy last past
hee this examinate at the Barbadoes laded aborad the shippe called the Jane Bonadventure
of London whereof Thomas Randall was master then rideing at the
Barbadoes a thousand pound weighte of Tobaccoe for the use and accomte
of ffrances ffutter and company to bee
carried and ransported from the Barbadoes aforesaid in the said shippe the Jane Bonadventure to this porte of
London

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20o Aprilis 1629./

Richard Smith de Nove Castro nauta annos agens 25
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Ad quintum respondet, That this respondent did conceive that the
fellowshippe had donn her self more hurte by bildginge
uppon the said anchor then shee had donn to the said
anchor and stocke, but saieth that hee hath bin in a shippe
that hath donn the like, and there was little or noe
marcke to bee seene uppon her save onely a little scratch
alongste he plancke of her keele, and soe yt might
bee with the ffellowshipp. Ac aliter nescit/

Ad utlimum respondet negative./

Richard Smith [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
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dicto die./ [CENTRE HEADING]

2.s/

P.d

Cubbertus Armstronge de Wappinge in Comitatu Middlesex
nauta annos agens 37 annorum aut eo circiter testis et cetera dicit quod
Edwardam [?Bonner] partem prdoducen ab infantia
[?XXXX] testis bene novit sed partes contra quas
producitur non novit ut dicit:/

Ad primum secundum et reliquos articulos libell in hac parte dat et
oblat dicit et deponit, That within the tyme articulate the
articulate Edward Bonner and Company were and at this
presente are Owners of the articulate shippe the Anthony
and her tackle and furniture, and hee saieth that
within the said tyme, videlicet in November laste papaste
but the day of the moneth hee remembreth not,
the said shippe the Anthony came to an anchor
and lay faste moored in a convenient place in
the ryver of Thames a little above Ratcliffe
crosse, and whilst the Anthony lay there at an
anchor soe moored, a fflyeboate
(her name hee cannott expresse) came to an
anchor in the said river soe neere the Anthony
that shee could not take a cleere birth from the
Anthony, which they in the Anthony espieinge
called out to them in the said fflyeboate to take
a better birth, telling them that otherwise their
fflieboate would bee foule of the anchor of the
Anthony, and they in the fflyeboate said that they would
take a better birth, but did not, but rodd in the same
place two or three dayes afterwards, and within that
tyme the sayd fflyeboate not haveinge a cleere
birth as aforesaid did winde over wrunge and lay
uppon the anchor and stocke of the Anthony and [?wrunge]
and broke that anchor and stocke that
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Johannes Welshe de Bishopp Wallmouth prope
novo castrum nauta, annos agens 28 aut eo circiter testis et cetera
dicit quod Edwardam
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William Baxter of Wappinge marriner aged about 27 yeares
sworne before the righte worshipfull Sir Henry Marten Knighte
Judge of his Majestyes high Court of the Admiraltye sayeth and
deposeth 

That before Michaelmas last past (tempus aliter non mode recolit)
the shipp the Timothie of London (wherof Timothye Bugsbye was
master cominge from Newcastle loaden with Coales in company of
divers other shipps of London was surprized and taken by a Dunkirke
man of warr neere fflamborough head, which Dunkerke man of warr
tooke all the company of the Timothie out of her excepte this
xaminate and three more, and putt nyne of the Dunkirkers
aboard her, who after they had bene in possession of her three of
foure dayes beinge chaced by three Holland men of warr and in
great danger of beinge taken by them, broughte the sayd shipp
into Yarmouth roade, and tooke the Timomothyes boate and fledd
all on shoare, and then this examinate and the other three
which were left aboard the sayd shipp by the sayd Dunkirkers were
in possession of her for the space of about three houres, and then
there came into the sayd roade a Holland man of warr out of the sea
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21o Aprilis 1630

John Street of the Cittye of Worcester late Planter at Dulcina
alias Mevis in the West Indies 

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Thomas Morter of Ratcliffe Saylor aged about twenty yeares worne
before the worshipfull Mr Doctor Sames Surrogate to the right worshipfull
Sir Henry Marten knighte Judge of his Majestyes high Court of
the Admiraltye sayeth and deposeth

That  the last sommer (the
tyme more certaynelye he remembreth not) this examinate
came from Newcastle in a shipp called the Pearle of London
(wherof William Bun is master) in company of a shipp called the
Timothy of London (wherof Timothy Bugby was master) and divers
other Colliers, and sayeth that neere fflamborough head there
came up a Dunkirke man of warr and surprized and tooke
the sayd shipp the Timothye and put men aboard her, and
not longe after the sayd Dunkerks brought the sayd shipp into Yarmouth
roade where this examinate and company in the Pearle came
in two or three houres before, and sayeth that the Dunkirks in the
Timothy hoysted out the Timothies boat and fledd on shoare at
Yarmouth, and that after the Dunkirks wer gone a shoare
there were about three men and a boy left aboard the sayd shipp the
Timothie who did belonge to the sayd shipp before her takinge
by the Dunkirks, and they beckoned and waved a
short flagge and a coate to this examinate and one more
of the company of the Pearle who stood upon the decke
to come aboard them, which they refused to doe not knoweinge
the occasion why they should come a board them, and that
not longe after the premisses there came in a Holland man
of warr into the sayd roade, who putt forth his boate to
followe the sayd Dunkirks but could not overtake them, and
toolke the Timothyes boate which lay by the shoare in Yarmouth
roade, and went aboard the Timothye and weighed her anchor
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they tooke the said hoy, and there rodd all the flood
and in the morneinge sett saile and wente to the [?GXX]
end and there came to an anchor and there rodd till
fflood againe and then sett saile againe, and as shee sailed
through the [?Gore] a ffeversham hoy sailed her and asked
of whense the Newport Ketch was and they said
of Lymehouse, but  the ffeversham
hoy discerneing what shee was made to Margett and
presently the [?drumme] strooke upp amd three ketches
and a boate were manned out and tooke the Newporte
Ketchh and rescued the said hoy of Colchester as
alsoe a fflemishe hoy which said to bee of
Emden which the Newport Ketch had taken before
shee tooke h said Colchester hoy, and then the
said Colchester hoy had not bin above 18 houres in the
possession of the said Newporters and
three of the Company of that hoy were never
turned out of her, and the said hoy of Colchester
and her tckle and furniture did at the tyme when
the said Newporters tooke her belonge to Samuel
[?XXXX] the Master of her, John ffowle of Colchester
Merchant John Coburne of Redriffe Marriner and this
examinate all Englishmen and subiects to the Kinge
of Englande, and shee had then in her some billetts
which all belonged to the said Owners of her, and some
houshold stuffe which belonged to one John Prisman
of Colchester sailor and a peece of white saye
which belonged to one ffitch of Colchester a Turner
[?XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX]
an Englishman and a subiecteto the Kinge of England
And this hee affirmeth uppon his oath to bee true
who was a Passinger in the said Colchester hoy
when shee taken and when shee was rescued as
aforesaid;/

Signum [MARKE] Johis H[XXXX]
dco die/
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George Till of Colchester hoyman, aged 50ty
yeares or thereabouts sworne as afroresaid saieth and deposeth
uppon his oath,

That the said hoy of Colchester called
the Prudense was taken by the said Ketch of
Newporte betweene eleaven and twelve of the Clocke
at nighte and rescued from them againe by two
ffisherboates manned out from Margett , aboute six of the
clocke in the afternoone on ffryday laste paste,
and three of her company were never putt out of
her, And the said hoy of Colchester at the tyme of such
her takeing did belonge to Samuel Clampe the Mster one Mr
ffowles of Colchester and one John Coburne of Redriffe
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and shee had then in her some billetts which hee beleeveth
did belonge to the Owners of her and some housholde which
belonge to one John Prisman late of Colchester
an Englishman and some wallnuttree plancke
belongeinge t one Moises ffitts a Colchester mann,
and two hampers belongeinge to one Mr Lucas
dwelling in Colchester And this hee affirmeth
to bee true who was a Passinger in the said
Colchester hoy when shee was taken as aforesaide

Signumdci 'T G' Georgij Till:/ [INITIALS, RH SIDE]
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28. Maij 1630./

1s Pro Johe Powlson/

ffrances Browne of Wapping in the County of
Middlesex Marriner aged 33 yeares or therabouts sworne
before the worshipfull Mr Doctor Sammes Surrogate et cetera
uppon certeine Interrogatories ministred on the behalfe of
John Powlson saieth as followeth:/

To the firste IInterrogatory he saieth That the
interrogate shipp the Susann was cast away on
Candlemas day Laste paste, at a place called
Arme neere Plymouth and sixe and twwenty of her
Company were then drowned and but five saved
wheof this examinate was one who was then
Masters Mate of that shippe/

To the 2d hee saith, That hee swam neere the
shoare, and then hee grewe soe weake that hee
could swim noe further and then Mr Poulson
rann into the water to him, and tooke him upp and
brought him to the shoare nad soe saved his lief

To the 3d hee saieth, That there were about forty
butts full of wyne saved by the said Mr Powlson
and by his meanes:/

To the 4th hee saieth, That this examinate and his
contest William Spencer being both Masters
Mates of the said shippe (because Mr Powlson
tould them that the Country people said hee
had noe authority to keepe them from spoiling
the said wynes) beeing out of all other hope
of the Recoveringe them did desire the said Mr
Powlson to indeavor to save those wynes
promiseing him satisfaccon for the saveing
of them, Ac aliter nescit;/

To the 5th hee saieth, That the wynes were saved and
preserved by the said Mr Powlson with very
great paines difficulty and charges, and yf hee had not
soe saved them, those wynes (as hee thncketh)
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William Spencer of Shadwell Marriner aged
23 yeares or therabouts sworne as =aforesai saieth
as followeth;/

To the firste Interrogatory hee saieth That the interrogate
shippe the Susann was caste away at Arme
math Candlemas day laste and 26 of her
Company were drowned but five saved wherof
this examinate was one beeing one of the Masters
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for that the wynes saved by Mr Ashforde were driven
by the sea neere the Seller of Mr Ashforde and
were rowled by menn into his Seller the next
day after the shipp eas caste away, whereas
Mr Powlson with many of his servants and
frendes were ymployed in saveinge his wynes
from Tuesday to Saterday in the afternoone
draweing them with oxen and plowes from the
waterside to his house almost half a mile
and keeping a watch uppon them as aforesaid;/

William Spencer
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dicto die:/

Lear contra Carew./

1.s Carew:/

P.d

Thomas Stogg de Topsham in Comitatu Devonia mercator
annos agens 25 aut eo circiter testis et cetera/

Ad primum articulum allius in hac parte dat et oblat didct et
deponit , That in the yeare 1625 the articulate shippe then
called the ffortune had bin imbargued at Mallega
in Spaine by the space of five monethes, order
came from the Kinge of Spaine that yf the
Englishe that had the dealeings for the Englishe shipps
then there imbargued would consente to the sale
of them, that then those Englishe shipps shoulde
bee there soulde , and there uppon by the consent of
this examinate who had the doeings for the said shippe
the ffortune and the Master of her (seeing their shippe
old and leakye and noe hopes to free her) gave their
consents to the sale of her and by their consents
the officers of the Kinge of Spaine proclaimed the
sale of that shippe, and this examinate  caused certeine
ffrenchmen to buy that shippe of those officers
in their owne names but for the use of the articulate
William Carew the former Owbner of her, And
this hee affirmeth uppon his oath to bee true, Ac
aliter humoi articulos nescit deponere;/

Ad secundum affirmat, That yt was condiconed by and
betweene the said ffrenchmen and this examinate and Henery
Tayler the Master of her, that yf those frenchmen shoulde
buy the said shippe they shoulde have her to freighte
for a voyage from Mallega in Spaine to Sint Malloes
in ffrannce, and those ffrenchmen did promise to pay
to this examinate and the said Tayler for the use of the
said Carew 55s freighte for every tonn
of goods that should bee transported in that shippe
from Mallega to Saint Malloes deducting thereout the
monies which they paid for that shippe at Mallega yf the freight would extend to soe much, but yf not that Carew would pay the remainder And
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Ad tertium affirmat, That after the premisses in the moneth
of May 1626 the said ffrenchmen which brought their
said shippe from the Spaniards, fully freighted
the said shippe at Mallega with wynes and fruite
for them selves exceptinge about tenn tonnes which
and Englishman lade into her and with those goods
the said shippe saileinge from Mallega towards
Saint Malloes, was in the said moneth of May laste
surprized and taken by certaine Turckishmen of
warr and carried to Algier, for that there was then
warres betweene the ffrench Kinge and the greate
Turcke and their subiects, And this hee affirmeth
uppon his oath to bee true who was taken in the said
shippe by the Turcks the tyme aforesaid, Ac
aliter nescit./

Ad quartum affirmat, That after their bringeinge to
Algier, the Turcks tooke all the goods out of her
ethe said shippe excepte aboute fifty
pipes of wyne, but that shippe and her tackle and
furniture all except the powder, the Turcks
restored to this examinate and the said Tayler for
the use of the said Carew the Owner of her, and
they gave them the said fifty butts or thereabouts
of wyne for the use of the Owner of that shipp
for the freighte of the reste of the said goods
which they tooke in her and not the the use of any
other party or person whatsoever And this hee
affirmeth uppon his oath to bee true
reddens [?XXXX] scientia sua, ffor that the Turcks made this examinate and the

said Tayler give
them a receite that
they had received that
shippe for the Owner
of her and the said
wynes for the
freight of her:/

Ad aliter
humoi [?XXXX] nescit deponere/

Ad quintum affirmat, That at the tyme when the
Turcks tooke the said shippe as aforesai there
was a peace betweene the Kinge of
England and the great Turcke and their subiects
respectively./

Ad sextum affirmat, That tHE articulate shippe was sente
from Algier to Marcellis to the articulate Richard
Lear by Tayler the Master of her with the consente
of this examinate and this examinate bidd Tayler
who was acquainted with the said Lear hee beeing
unknowen to this examinate) write to Lear to sell
that shipp or to use her to the Owners beste
advantage and not otherwise, and Tayler said hee
wrott to Lear to that purpose, And this hee
affirmeth uppon his oath to bee true, Ac aliter nescit/
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Dicto die./

Quoad William Williams et alios)
[?XX] nave the John)

1.s/

Johannes Williams parochia omnium
Sanctorum Barckinge London nauta
annos agens 20 aut eo circiter testis et cetera/

Ad primum secundum et reliquos aticulos allius in hac prte dat et oblat
dicit et deponit That this examinate was one of the
Company of the articulate shippe the John the voyage articulate
and was shippt into her that voyage to saile to
Callice in ffrannce and to that place the Master said
shee was bounde, and saileing downe in the ryver
of Thames a little above Lee Captaine Cooke
and his Company surprized her and brought her
backe to London And this hee affirmeth uppon
his oath to bee true, Ac aliter humoi articulos
nescit deponere;/

Ad Interrogatoria:/

Ad primum respondet That hee most favoureth the producent
Williams because hee giveth him wages and wisheth the
victory to him and to him hee would give the
victory in this cause yf yt were in his power
Ad aliter respondet negative, saveing that hee had a little
small adventure in the said shippe when shee was
taken whichCaptaine Cookes menn tooke from him,/

Ad secundum respondet That hee doth not knowe any one called
Oates Nicholls a Passinger in the interrogate shippe,
but there was an auncient mann a Passinger in her
his name hee knoweth not which was to goe for
Callise as hee thincketh, Ac aliter nescit:/

Ad tertium respondet, That hee hath knowen the interrogate
shippe the John for these nyne yeares laste paste
and William Williams the Master if her hee hath
knowebn from the infancy of him this respondente
and this respondent hath bin with the sid Williams at
Dunckercke in tyme of peece seaven or 8 tymes,
and twice hee hath bin there in the
interrogate barcke in tyme of peace, and shee carried
thither packs of woollen and brought backe Linnen
cloth and hopps, Ac aliter nescit:/

Ad quartum nescit respondere./

Ad quintum respondet negative/

Ad sextum et septium nescit respondere;/

Ad octavum respondet , That hee knoweth one John Harden dwelling
in Dunckercke and another John Harden dwelling in
Callice./

Signum
dci

[INITIALS]  Johes Williams [INITIALS, BOTTOM RH SIDE]
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who was appointed by the said Huett Let to receive the
said goods and pay the freighte as his depouty; Ac aliter
ead humoi articulos nescit deponere:/

Ad Interrogatoria./

Ad primum respondet, That hee is naturall brother to the producent Leat
ed favet et optat indifferente partibus huicindae
in hac causa./

Ad secundum respondet negative./

Ad tertium responndet That hee was not present at the aggreement
interrogate Ac aliter nescit./

Ad quartum respondet, That hee never sawe the interrogate shipp
measured:/

Ad quintum respondet That the producent by his letters written
to this respondent from Zant or Zephalonia did intimate
to this respondent that after hee had taken the interrogate
shippe to freight of Searle hee had laded her
with Corne for Venise, but therein did complaine
for want of tonnidge because shee did not carry
that voyage 150 tonnes of wheat and willed this
examinate to require satesffaccon for that want of tonnidge
Ac aliter nescit./

Ad sextum respondet That there were laden aboard the
interrogate shippe by the interrogate Huett Leat and such
ad laded under him, about seaventeene tonns of
Anniseeds in baggs, about forty seaven tonns of sugars
in chests, two small bales of Cotton yarne not
importinge half a tonn, abou 4 tonns of galls in
twenty baggs, Ac aliter nescit/

Ad septium That hee hath not deposed any such thinge as is
interrogate/

Ad octavum nescit respondere/

Ad nonum respondet, That hee was not in the interrogate shipp when
shee putt into the Cowes nor did see the occasion of yt;
Ac aliter nescit;/

Ad decimu nescit respondere, Daveing that hee beleeveth that
yf Searle and his Company had bin soe diligent as
they might have bin they needed not to have put
into the Cowes but might have come about with her
Companye:/

Ad undecimum respondet, That hee referreth himself to the
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Charter party for the tyme when Leat tooke the interrogate shipp
to freighte, and for the rate
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Ad tertium affirmat, That the nexte day after
the said shippe arrived in the bay of Algiers as
aforesai without the commande of the Towne
Castles, or shippinge, this examinate wente on
shoare and desired safe conduct from the
Bashawe and Duana to come with the said shippe
the Adventure into the porte and there to lande
his goods and Passingers and alsoe license to
trade, both which the Bashawe did consent unto
and in the name of ye great Signiore did verbally
authorize and licence him this examinate soe to doe
and at that tyme the cheife paymaster of the
Souldiers there and one that principallye
governed in that place did likewise faithfully
promise  this examinate to procure him a safe
conducte and licence for trade under the hands of
all the Duana uppon Saterday nexte
followeinge beeing the 13th of December
aforesaide or thereabouts, and advised 
this examinate in the interim to procure the
Bashawes safe conduct, which this examinate
afterwards accordingly procured, And this hee
affirmeth uppon his oath to bee true
Ac aliter ad humoi articulumm nescit deponere

Ad quartum affirmat uppon the thirteeneth day of December libellate the Duana and
Consull of Algier did speake to Mr ffrizell then Consull
for the English at Algier and unto [?XXXX] the marchants ffactors
that yf uppon the license procured for them as aforesaid they would
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bring theire shippe into harbour they should doe it without any molestacon or
incumbrance of any the inhabitants there and that they should bee kindly
used and entertained and that they would procure them a genearall
conduct under the hands of all the Duana reddens raconem scientia sua
ut supra/ ca aliter nescit

Ad quintum affirmat That notwithstanding the premisses uppon the 15th
day of December libellate the said shipp the Adventure remaineing
at anchor in the Roade of Algier out of Commannde the
Consull and ffactors of the said shippe expecting the safe conducte according to promise
aforesaid they the said Consull and ffactors were called before the Duana
and imprisoned and in the eveninge of the same day about 5
shippes of Algier were fitted with men and munition and sent forth
to take the said shippe the Adventure and to bringe her into harbour
and uppon pretense that the Englishe had formerlie comitted divers
spoyles uppon them of Algier, for which they had not recovered satisffaccon
fower of the said five shippes sett uppon the said shippe the
Adventure and suprized and tooke her and her ladeing
and after the takeing of her as aforesaid they put the master of her aboard
one of those 4 shippes and brought her and her
ladeing into harbour, and tooke her sayles from her yardes reddens racoem
scientia sua ut supra ac aliter nescit.

Ad secxtum affirmat That imediatly after the taking and bringing in of the
said shippe and goods and before the said shippe was unladen and the
goods landed some of the Duana did demannde and require restitucon
and satisfaccon of the English Consull and this examinate
for certaine losses and damages comitted by one Captaine Driver and
cetane other Englishe uppon certaine shippes of theires, and told the said
Consull and this examinate that the said shippe the Adventure nd her
ladeing should not bee released and freed untill reparacon or satisfaccon
was made by them of theire losses as aforesaid reddens racoem scientia
sua ut supra.

Ad septium affirmat That after the premisses the said Bashawe or
Duana of Algier aforesaid did order that the said shippe should bee unladen and the goods
landed and layd upp in the Repryzall warehouse there, and to bee sould
whereby theire demannds for theire losses aforeaid might bee satisfied
reddens reacoem scientia sua ut supra ac aliter nescit.

Ad ocatavum affirmat That after the premisses the Duana or other the
magistrates of Algier did impose and lay an avenee or lay uppon the
said shippe the Adventure and her hoods then belonging to Mr George
Roke of London merchante and company to the sume of 8825li lawfull
English money in respecte of the losses and damages pretended by them as
aforesaid reddens racoem scientia sua ut supra ac aliter nescit.

Ad nonum affirmat That within fewe dayes after the said goods were
landed this examinat and others his partners made a peticon to the Duan aforesaid
wherein they did desire an order for the remoueing of the
packe goods out of the Reprizall warehouse to the house of the Englishe
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Consull which was accordingly grannted them with a provisoe that the said goodes
should bee sould and that out of the proceed of the sale thereof the
sume of 8825li should bee paid for the avenee or tax laid
uppon the said shippe and goodes aforesaid which said sume hee this examinate and
his partners were forced and constrained to condiscend
unto and for freeing aswell of the said shippe the Adventure as he ladeinge
as aforesaid hee this examinate and his partners by compulsion and
not otherwise did really and truely pay or cause to bee paid as
aforesaid at severall payments in satisfaccon of the said pretended
dammages of 8825li lawfull money in Rialls of eighte accordinge
to allowanse of 5s per Riall reddens racoem scientia sua ut supra Ac aliter
nescit/

Ad decimum

Ad undecimum

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Ad duodecimum affirmat That in the said charter partie it is contained
and aggreed uppon that the said shippe shoulde for the marchants
goe into the Quoast of Barbarie and there trade in all parts
and places within the Streights as by the said charter partie
more at lardge appeareth unto which this examinate referreth himselfe
Ac aliter nescit./

Ad 13 affirmat That the towne of Cittie of Argier is
contained in the said charter partie and that Mr Thornebush the
master of the saide shippe before the said shippe sett
saile from London was made acquainted with the intention
of the said merchants which was that if occasion were the
said shippe should putt in at Algier and the said Thornbush 
very well liked thereof and saide hee liked the voyadge the better by twentie in
the hundred ac aliter nescit/

Ad 14 affirmat That uppon payment of the said sume of 8825li
as aforesaid the said shippe the Adventure and her tackle and
furniture were freed and released from the said imbargue and
restored to the possession of the Mster to the use of himselfe and the
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owners of her and by that meanes recouered and broughte into England
with out the payment of the said 8825li proceeding of the sale of the said goodes as aforesaid neither the
remainder of the said goodes, nor the said shippe could have bin released
and discharde reddens racoem scientia sua ut supra Ac aliter
nescit

Ad 15 affirmat That hee this examinate

Ad 16

Ad 17 affirmat that the parte and portion due and iuste to bee
payde and allowed by and for the said owners of the Adventure out

Ad 18 affirmat That by way of average the saide George
Rookes and Company have often desired the said John Wardell
William Goodladd and company to satisfie and pay unto the said Rookes
and Company the sume due for the freeing of the said shippe and
her tckle and furniture and yet notwithstanding they have refused soe to
doe Ac aliter ad humoi articulum nescit deponere

Ad reliquos articulos dicti libelli nescit deponere/

John Cade [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]

Ad Interrogatoria [CENTRE HEADING]

Ad primum respondet That hee is a merchante by profession, and was
borne at Weymouthy and the most parte of his aboard hath bin in
Portugall for these tenn yeares last past unlesse when hee hath bine at
Sea ac aliter quam [?XX] depondibus se continetur nescit respondere

Ad secundum respondet That hee well knoweth the shippe the Adventure and that
John Thornebush interrogate was master of her, and that aboute the twelveth of
Auguste 1628, shee was sett forth on a voyage and imployed by Mr
George Rooks and Company to saile to the Coast of Barbary and to
put in at all places and portes where there was any tadeinge
within and without the Streights mouth, and that after her departure
from this porte of London which was neere aboute the tyme aforesaid shee sailed
to Sally and from thense to Tituan where shee tooke in goodes and
passingers to goe for Algier where aboute the 10th of December 1628 shee
arrived in the bay of Algies, and afterwards uppon her returne backe shee putt
in at Tituan, and Sally aforesaid and from thense backe againe to LOndon
and here arrived and ended the voyage about the twelveth of June
1629 as hee remembreth Ac aliter nescit/

Ad secundum (sic) respondet That hee this examinate John Robinson and one ffrannces
Wynn were imployed as ffactors for Mr George Rookes and
Company the voyage aforesaid and that the master and Company
were hired and placed in the said shippe by the order and direccons of the
said Rookes, and Company Ac aliter nescit/
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Ad quartum

Ad quintum respondet That hee never heard of any shippe that rode out of
comannde of the said Towne demannding trade, to bee seized on
and theire marchants goodes imbargues, onely hee heard
one Englishe shippe which came into the port without
safe conducte tha was imbargued and the merchants goods seized
on by the Grnd Signiors ministers and that hee hath creibly heard
that the master and Company of the said shippe soe seized as
aforesaid for feare of looseinge theire shippe made sailes of
cloth and runn away in the nighte and soe escaped with theire shippe and all such goodes as were [?XXXX] Ac aliter
nescit

Ad sextum respondet that hee hath heard that the mster and marriners
of the said shippe have received theire wages by authoritie
of this Courte for the full voyage abateing onely every man towards satisfaccon of
the marchants losses by reson of the foresaid seizure and imbarguement one moneth and a
halfes pay Ac aliter nescit/
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430

satisafaction and not otherwise (as he beleiveth) the said ffabian
premitted his beefe aforesaid to be salted and caryed on bord
the said hipp (reddens raconem creden sua) for tha before the sayd
beefe was caryed abord the sayd shipp the said ffaibian tould this examinate
that the sayd Wood [?XXX] had promised him, that the
foresaid Mr Craddocke or Mr Wrighte should pay him for
the sayd beefe, and demannded of him this deponent wheither he
knewe them to which he replyed that he knewe them very well
and tha they were both men of great worth. Et aliter nescit deponere

Ad tertium articulum dci allius dicit et deponit That he verilye beleiveth that
neither the sayd Woodroffe, nor Mr Craddocke and Mr Wright
have given satisfaction to the sayd ffabian for the sayd beefe
for the reason specifiied in this deposicon followeinge Et aliter 
nescit deponere./

Ad alluem apud acta altima Sossione terij Trinits 1631 iam
instan fcan et schedulam in eadem menconat dicit et deponit
That the sayd schedule is all written with the proper hand writinge
of the foresayd Robert Woodroffe mentioned in the foresayd allegacon
and that this examinate sawe him when he wrote the same, and
the sayd Woodroffe intreated him to deliver to him the same to Sor
Henry Marten the Judge of this Court./

Ad Interrogatoria./

Ad primum respondet That hee was borne in the parishe of
Saint Michaells Patents London, and is
a gentleman and liveth in the Country in [?SXXXX] and in
London in the winter;/

Ad secundum respondet negative Saveinge that hee hath heard
the said ffabian sau that the interrogate Woodruffe had
promised him that Mr Craddocke or Mr
Wrighte shoulde pay him the said ffabian for the
beef interrogate, and Woodruffe told this respondent that
the said Craddocke or Wright should pay him
the said ffabian for the said beef [?XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX] Ac aliter
nescit/

Ad tertium nescit respondere/

Ad quartum respondet negative/

Richard Glover [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
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4o Julij 1631

Richardus Hasfield de Redriffe in Comitatu Surria
nauta etats 39 annorum aut eo circiter testis et cetera./

Ad allnem apud acta suis Cuiria prim die menses Julij in stan

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be broughte in the sayd shipp to this port of London for the accompte of Mr John
De la Barr
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De la Barr and others of London merchants, five hundred
peeces wjereof were for the proper accompte of
the sayd Mr Dela Barr, all which one thousand and fiftye [?pounds]
of raysons were delivered out of the sayd shipp the Exchange
into two lighters in the river of Thames sent downe ny the merchants of the sayd
goods, videlicet there were delivered into the first of the sayd
lighters neere Blackwell seaven hundred and eightye peeces of
raysons and in the second lighter (neere Redriffe) two [?hundred]
and seaventye peeces, which were all the raysons laden abord
the sayd shipp as aforesayd, Th epremisses he sayeth he knoweth
to be true for that he beinge boatswayne of the sayd shipp
kept an accompte of all the goods laden abord the sayd
shipp and delivered out of her the sayd voyage./

Richard Hartfeild [SIGNATURE, CENTRE PAGE]

Ad inyerrogatoria ult folio;/

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dico die

Thomas Salter de Rochester in Comitatu Cantij [?nauta]
etats 21 annoru, aut eo circiter testis et cetera./


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HCA 13/49 f.454r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.455r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.456r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.457r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.458r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.459r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.460r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.461r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.462r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.463r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.464r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.465r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.466r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.467r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.468r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.469r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.470r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.471r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.472r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.473r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.474r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.475r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.476r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.477r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.478r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.479r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.480r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.481r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.482r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.483r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.484r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.485r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.486r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.487r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.488r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.489r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.490r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.491r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.492r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.493r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.494r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.495r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.496r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.497r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.498r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.499r Annotate
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HCA 13/49 f.499v Annotate