HCA 13/68 f.144r Annotate - Revision history

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 '''Richard Clayton''' of Blackwall in the County of Middlesex
-Mariner, late Cooke of the sayd shipp the ''harry
+Mariner, late Cooke of the sayd shipp the ''Harry''
-Bonadventure'', aged five and thirty yeares or thereabouts
+''Bonadventure'', aged five and thirty yeares or thereabouts
 a witnesse sworne and examined deposeth and saith
 as followeth. videlicet.

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 was &#91;?occasioned&#93; by the fr&#91;XXX&#93; contrivance and iniurious practises of the sayd

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 was &#91;?occasioned&#93; by the fr&#91;XXX&#93; contrivance and iniurious practises of the sayd
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 of the said Richard '''RH''' hall. &#91;MARKE, RH SIDE&#93;
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 The same day.
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 in the sayd month of May, and after having bene att sea three or four dayes
 neere the Cap&#91;?a&#93; Spartovento mett with two Dutch shipps, which made severall
-shotts upon the ''harry Bonadventure''; whereupon the sayd shipp ''harry
+shotts upon the ''harry Bonadventure''; whereupon the sayd shipp ''harry''
-Bonadventure'' fought with the sayd Dutch shipps and after three howres &#91;XXXXX&#93;
+''Bonadventure'' fought with the sayd Dutch shipps and after three howres &#91;XXXXX&#93;
 and tooke one of them named the ''Saint Peter'', and slew the master of her in fight
 and dispossed the Companie thereof, so as the sayd Captaine Swanly and Company
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 the Colours of the Commonwealth, and the sayd shipp ''Saint Peter'' and the other dutch
 shipp wore the Holland Colours, and saith he heard severall of the Company of the
-''Saint Peter'' after the sayd seizure sayd and declare that the sayd shipp ''Saint Peter'' wa
+''Saint Peter'' after the sayd seizure sayd and declare that the sayd shipp ''Saint Peter'' was
 bound to Amsterdam and was there to discharge her lading. the premisses this
 deponent knoweth being Cooke of the ''harry Bonadventure'' and att the tyme of
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 a ffa&#91;?lensa&#93; belonging to Captaine Swanly and imprisoned John Merick Master
 of
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-the ''Harry  Bonadventure'' and ''Saint Peter'' and their lading happened and
+|Transcription=the ''Harry  Bonadventure'' and ''Saint Peter'' and their lading happened and
 was &#91;?occasioned&#93; by the fr&#91;XXX&#93; contrivance and iniurious practises of the sayd
 Governour of Trapanye, and might, if he had not promised protection and

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−	~~XXXX~~	+	the ''Harry Bonadventure'' and ''Saint Peter'' and their lading happened and
		+	was [?occasioned] by the fr[XXX] contrivance and iniurious practises of the sayd
		+	Governour of Trapanye, and might, if he had not promised protection and
		+	unworthily broken his promise therein, have bene [?preserved] to the English
		+	and had not come as he verily beleiveth
		+	into the possession of the Detch as they did, and as this deponent hath above sett forth
		+	And otherwise he cannot depose.
		+
		+	Repeated before Doctor Clarke
		+	and Doctor Godolphin./
		+
		+	the marke or firme
		+	of the said Richard '''RH''' hall. [MARKE, RH SIDE]
		+
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		+
		+	The same day.
		+
		+	Examined upon the sayd Allegation.
		+
		+	'''[?8]'''
		+
		+	'''Richard Clayton''' of Blackwall in the County of Middlesex
		+	Mariner, late Cooke of the sayd shipp the ''harry
		+	Bonadventure'', aged five and thirty yeares or thereabouts
		+	a witnesse sworne and examined deposeth and saith
		+	as followeth. videlicet.
		+
		+	To the 1. 2. 3. 4 and 5th articles of the sayd allegation This deponent saith that the arlate
		+	shipp the ''harry Bonadventure'' was in the monethes of May and June last past and before
		+	imployed by the Order of mr Longland Agent att Leghorne in the immediate
		+	Service of the Commonwealth against the Enemyes thereof under the Command
		+	of Captaine Robert Swanly. and in pursuance of the sayd ymployment sett
		+	out from Messina a Port or Citty under the dominion of the King of Spaine
		+	in the sayd month of May, and after having bene att sea three or four dayes
		+	neere the Cap[?a] Spartovento mett with two Dutch shipps, which made severall
		+	shotts upon the ''harry Bonadventure''; whereupon the sayd shipp ''harry
		+	Bonadventure'' fought with the sayd Dutch shipps and after three howres [XXXXX]
		+	and tooke one of them named the ''Saint Peter'', and slew the master of her in fight
		+	and dispossed the Companie thereof, so as the sayd Captaine Swanly and Company
		+	became absolutely possest of the ''Saint Peter'' and her Ladeing. And moreover saith
		+	the sayd shipp ''Saint Peter'' was of the burthen of betwixt 4. and 5. hundred tonnes
		+	and was full laden with rich goods, as quick sylver, rice, Anniseeds, venise
		+	glasses, and other goods the particulars whereof This deponent cannot sett forth
		+	nor the certaine value thereof; but beleiveth the sayd shipp and lading were worth the
		+	summe of one hundred thowsand pounds sterling. And further saith that the sayd
		+	shipp the ''harry Bonadventure'' did att the tyme of the Chase and seizure weare
		+	the Colours of the Commonwealth, and the sayd shipp ''Saint Peter'' and the other dutch
		+	shipp wore the Holland Colours, and saith he heard severall of the Company of the
		+	''Saint Peter'' after the sayd seizure sayd and declare that the sayd shipp ''Saint Peter'' wa
		+	bound to Amsterdam and was there to discharge her lading. the premisses this
		+	deponent knoweth being Cooke of the ''harry Bonadventure'' and att the tyme of
		+	the sayd fight and seizure, and being then aboard her, and seing and hearing
		+	the passages above declared. And further he cannot depose.
		+
		+	To the 6. 7. 8. and 9th he saith that after the sayd fight and seizure the sayd Captaine
		+	Swanley returned with both the sayd shipps back agiane to Messina to repaire the
		+	hurts the sayd shipps had sustained in fight, and provided there two masts for them
		+	but could not gett them aboard, being hindred by the Magistrates of Messina
		+	and saith that the Governour and Magistrates of Messina did seize and deteyne
		+	a ffa[?lensa] belonging to Captaine Swanly and imprisoned John Merick Master
		+	of

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