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|Transcription=16:° Novembris 1666

Super allone prodict Examinat

3. BENJAMIN BENNETT de Kingston supra Thamesm in Com Surria ?Gen
annos agens 32 aut de ricter testis productus et Juratus dicit
et deponit prout seq:r (viz:t)

Ad primum et 2 arles deponit that hee this depot was steward of y:e vessell
or man of warr called y:e ''Royall'' ??Theroneo Bourne Captaine
at y:e seizure of y:e shipp ''God liffe'' Michael Sansiers M:r And saith that
upon his the said Sansiers first coming on board y:e ''Royall'' hee the said
Sansier Stamping and fretting severe and passionately said that had hee
knowne that y:e ''Royall'' had had soe few men on board he would not have
bin taken he would have runne her over first, Which words of
y:e like in effect hee soe spake in the Cabbin in the presence of this ?dep:t
and his precontest John Blackwall and y:e Captaine of y:e man of warr
And shortly after namely within two days or thereabouts
after the said seizure he the said Sansiers declared and acknowledged
that his shipp and lading were good prize and that hee was bound
for Amsterdam And saith the sd Captaine Sansier did declare to him
this deponent walking upon the sd ''Royalls'' deck, that hee had bine
Captaine of a Dutch private mann of warr under or by a Dutch Com:on
and had taken severall English merch:t men, And that if hee lost
his Shipp and goods (speaking of and meaning y:e Shipp and goods in question)
he cared not for it (knowing that they were prize) hee had another
Shipp provided for him in his Country a better vessell than this was, hee
would therewith take English merch:t men enough to make him
selfe whole againe or words to that effect. And saith that about
Seaven dayes after seizure hee the sd Sansier in y:e evening of a day
proffered this deponent tenn pounds if soe bee
he would but suffer him to leap over board and swim to shore that
hee might get to London and procure a passage to his owne country
Saying that his Shipp and lading were prize but notwithstanding XX
that hee cared not for it hee should quickly bee revenged XX
the English merchts and make himselfe better than hee was XXX
?could hee but got into his Country, Saying that hee knoweth here ?to
find and meete with the English merchts everey day, or in words
to that effect, And such was his discourse as well in publique as
in private and as well onshore as on board y:e ffriott and a
Common discourse in Company upon any occasion, Et alr nescit saving
this deponent XXXX ag the sd Sansier that if hee lept ober board hee would
bee drowned hee told this depot. that he feard it not ffor hecould ?swim
well enough. Whereupon this depo:t was forced to put him in y:e hold and was
forced to lye upon y:e hatch wrapped up in a saile least hee should have made ?an
escape in the night. Et alr nescit ./.

Ad 3 arlum deponit that hee hath heard by the Captaine ?brothers ketters XXX
arlate. Et alr nescit.
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 '''Benjamin Bennett''' de Kingston supra Thamesm in Com Surria ?Gen
 annos agens 32 aut de ricter testis productus et Juratus dicit
-et deponit prout seq&#58;r (videlicet)
+et deponit prout sequitur (videlicet)
 Ad primum et 2 arles deponit that hee this depot was steward of the vessell
-or man of warr called the ''Royall'' ??Theroneo Bourne Captaine
+or man of warr called the ''Royall'' &#91;?Herroneo&#93; Bourne Captaine
-at the seizure of the shipp ''God liffe'' Michael Sansiers Master  And saith that
+at the seizure of the shipp ''God liffe'' Michael Sansiers Master And saith that
 upon his the said Sansiers first coming on board the ''Royall'' hee the said
-Sansier Stamping and fretting severe and passionately said that had hee
+Sansier stamping and fretting severe and passionately said that had hee
 knowne that the ''Royall'' had had soe few men on board he would not have
 bin taken he would have runne her over first, Which words of
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 that his shipp and lading were good prize and that hee was bound
 for Amsterdam And saith the said Captaine Sansier did declare to him
-this deponent walking upon the sd ''Royalls'' deck, that hee had bine
+this deponent walking upon the said ''Royalls'' deck, that hee had bine
 Captaine of a Dutch private mann of warr under or by a Dutch Commission
 and had taken severall English merchant men, And that if hee lost
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 Shipp provided for him in his Country a better vessell than this was, hee
 would therewith take English merchant men enough to make him
-selfe whole againe or words to that effect.  And saith that about
+selfe whole againe or words to that effect. And saith that about
-Seaven dayes after seizure hee the said Sansier in y&#58;e evening of a day
+Seaven dayes after seizure hee the said Sansier in the evening of a day
 proffered this deponent tenn pounds if soe bee
 he would but suffer him to leap over board and swim to shore that
 hee might get to London and procure a passage to his owne country
-Saying that his Shipp and lading were prize but notwithstanding XX
+Saying that his Shipp and lading were prize but notwithstanding
-that hee cared not for it hee should quickly bee revenged XX
+that hee cared not for it hee should quickly bee revenged upon
-the English merchants and make himselfe better than hee was XXX
+the English merchants and make himselfe better than hee was before
-?could hee but got into his Country, Saying that hee knoweth here ?to
+could hee but got into his Country, Saying that hee knoweth here to
 find and meete with the English merchants everey day, or in words
 to that effect, And such was his discourse as well in publique as
-in private and as well onshore as on board y&#58;e ffriott and a
+in private and as well onshore as on board the ffriott and a
 Common discourse in Company upon any occasion, Et alr nescit saving
-this deponent XXXX ag the sd Sansier that if hee lept over board hee would
+this deponent telling the said Sansier that if hee lept over board hee would
-bee drowned hee told this deponent. that he feard it not ffor hecould ?swim
+bee drowned hee told this deponent. that he feard it not ffor he could swim
-well enough.  Whereupon this deponent was forced to put him in the hold and was
+well enough. Whereupon this deponent was forced to put him in the hold and was
-forced to lye upon the hatch wrapped up in a saile least hee should have made ?an
+forced to lye upon the hatch wrapped up in a saile least hee should have made an
 escape in the night. Et alr nescit ./.
-Ad 3 arlum deponit that hee hath heard by the Captaine ?brothers letters XXX
+Ad 3 arlum deponit that hee hath heard by the Captaine &#91;?XXXX&#93; to the &#91;?effect&#93;
 arlate. Et alr nescit.
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 Super allone prodict Examinat
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 '''Benjamin Bennett''' de Kingston supra Thamesm in Com Surria ?Gen
 annos agens 32 aut de ricter testis productus et Juratus dicit
-et deponit prout seq:r (videlicet)
+et deponit prout seq&#58;r (videlicet)
 Ad primum et 2 arles deponit that hee this depot was steward of the vessell
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 would therewith take English merchant men enough to make him
 selfe whole againe or words to that effect.  And saith that about
-Seaven dayes after seizure hee the said Sansier in y:e evening of a day
+Seaven dayes after seizure hee the said Sansier in y&#58;e evening of a day
 proffered this deponent tenn pounds if soe bee
 he would but suffer him to leap over board and swim to shore that
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 find and meete with the English merchants everey day, or in words
 to that effect, And such was his discourse as well in publique as
-in private and as well onshore as on board y:e ffriott and a
+in private and as well onshore as on board y&#58;e ffriott and a
 Common discourse in Company upon any occasion, Et alr nescit saving
 this deponent XXXX ag the sd Sansier that if hee lept over board hee would