HCA 13/71 f.101r Annotate - Revision history

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ColinGreenstreet at 11:24, April 27, 2014

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ColinGreenstreet at 13:43, April 1, 2014

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 |Transcription=Served and was aboard the said Shipp the ''Goulden Eagle''
 during the discovery flight and pursuite predesposed

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-. Served and was aboard the said Shipp the Goulden Eagle
+Served and was aboard the said Shipp the ''Goulden Eagle''
-. during the discovery flight and pursuite predesposed
+during the discovery flight and pursuite predesposed
-. To the third Arle hee saith, That there being noe visible probabilitie
-. that the said shipp fortune should escape from the said two frenchmen of
-. warr, nor recover Dunquirke or any other Port of fflanders, ˹(being so closely pursued)˺ the said
-. Master and Companie of the said shipp fortune steered their Course towards
-. the Coast of England, intending, as this deponent in Conscience is most firmely
-. assured, to gett under the protection of some English shipp or shipps of
-. warr, the said frenchmen of warr still pursueing, and comeing neare to
-. the said shipp fortune in a readinesse to have layd her aboarde and taken
-. her and her lading, The premisses hee declareth upon the grounds of
-. knowledge and conviction in Conscience aforesaid. And further
-. cannot depose./
-. To the 4th hee saith, That during the said pursuite and upon discharge of
+To the third Article hee saith, That there being noe visible probabilitie
-. severall gunns as predeposed, an English frigatt rideing at anchor neere
+that the said shipp ''fortune'' should escape from the said two frenchmen of
-. or in Dover roade weighed anchor and made up towards them; and the Officers thereof"Officers thereof" inserted above line haveing
+warr, nor recover Dunquirke or any other Port of fflanders, (being so closely pursued) the
-. spoken both to the Captaines of the said frenchmen of warr, and to the
+Master and Companie of the said shipp ''fortune'' steered their Course towards
-. Master of the said shipp fortune, and being informed that the said shipp
+the Coast of England, intending, as this deponent in Conscience is most firmely
-. fortune was poursued by"by" inserted above line them in order to take her and her lading, as belonging
+assured, to gett under the protection of some English shipp or shipps of
-. to the enemies of the Crowne of ffrance and bound for fflanders the said
+warr, the said frenchmen of warr still pursueing, and comeing neare to
-. frigat without any opposition departed and returned for the roade of
+the said shipp ''fortune'' in a readinesse to have layd her aboarde and taken
-. Dover, and another English frigat in the immediate service of this
+her and her lading, The premisses hee declareth upon the grounds of
-. Commonwealth comeing from the Westward of England and dischargeing two
+knowledge and conviction in Conscience aforesaid. And further
-. gunns, the said frenchmen of warr in obeisance and respect to her
+cannot depose./
-. lowered their sailes just as they were within muskett shott or thereabouts
-. from the said shipp fortune, and readie to have boarded and taken her,
-. of which lowring their sayles the said English frigat takeing the oportunity
-. sent men aboard the said shipp fortune, who possessed themselves of her
-. and her lading, and carryed brought them for England depriving the said
-. frenchmen of warr thereof. The premisses hee well knoweth being
-. being present at the same in the condition predeposed./
-. To the 5th hee saith, That the said shipp fortune according to the Course shee
+To the 4th hee saith, That during the said pursuite and upon discharge of
-. shaped when first discovered as aforesaid, was undoubtedly bound for
+severall gunns as predeposed, an English frigatt rideing at anchor neere
-. Dunquirke or some other Port of Spanish fflanders shee then being neere
+or in Dover roade weighed anchor and made up towards them; and the Officers thereof haveing
-. unto the Coast of ffrance which which is the usuall Course of shipps bound
+spoken both to the Captaines of the said frenchmen of warr, and to the
-. from france for fflanders doe take during hostility betweene England and
+Master of the said shipp fortune, and being informed that the said shipp
-. Spaine, thereby the better to escape the being discovered and seized by
+''fortune'' was poursued by them in order to take her and her lading, as belonging
-. the English, so that in all probability the said shipp fortune, if shee had
+to the enemies of the Crowne of ffrance and bound for fflanders the said
-. not bin pursued as aforesaid, had passed undiscovered by the English, and
+frigat without any opposition departed and returned for the roade of
-. had attained her desired port in fflanders The premisses hee declareth
+Dover, and another English frigat in the immediate service of this
-. upon the grounds before expressed, and for that being a seafareing person
+Commonwealth comeing from the Westward of England and dischargeing two
-. and accustomed, to the coast aforesaid hee is XXXX"to the coast aforesaid hee is" inserted above the line well versed in the fflandrian practizes in order to their
+gunns, the said frenchmen of warr in obeisance and respect to her
-. security in such cases. And further cannot depose./
+lowered their sailes just as they were within muskett shott or thereabouts
-. To the 6th hee saith, That in case the said shipp fortune and lading
+To the 5th hee saith, That the said shipp ''fortune'' according to the Course shee
-. had not bin boarded and taken as they were by the said English
+shaped when first discovered as aforesaid, was undoubtedly bound for
-. friggatts Companie, the said two frenchmen of warr were in a
+Dunquirke or some other Port of Spanish fflanders shee then being neere
-. readinesse immediately to have boarded and taken them, they the
+unto the Coast of ffrance which is the usuall Course of shipps bound
-. being at about a muskett shott distance from her, and, without any
+from france for fflanders doe take during hostility betweene England and
-. ayd or assistance, were then sufficient to have overpowred and taken
+Spaine, thereby the better to escape the being discovered and seized by
-. (her"Her" IS RIGHT JUSTIFIED AT BOTTOM OF PAGE
+the English, so that in all probability the said shipp ''fortune'', if shee had
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