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|Transcription=Parliament of England And saith that as the said shippe was
1. Parliament of England And saith that as the said shippe was
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saileing to and fro off Ushant and in the Trade Roade to looke out
2. saileing to and fro off Ushant and in the Trade Roade to looke out
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for such shipps and vessells as did belong to any of the then
3. for such shipps and vessells as did belong to any of the then
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Enemies of the Parliament shee was in the moneth of
4. Enemies of the Parliament shee was in the moneth of
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September in the yeare 1644 mett withall and sett upon by three
5. September in the yeare 1644 mett withall and sett upon by three
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French Men of warre and by them was seized surprized and
6. French Men of warre and by them was seized surprized and
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taken and was afterwards carried into Brest where shee was with
7. taken and was afterwards carried into Brest where shee was with
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her tackle and furniture and all things else belonging unto her condemned
8. her tackle and furniture and all things else belonging unto her condemned
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for prize and soe became utterly lost to the owners thereof who by the
9. for prize and soe became utterly lost to the owners thereof who by the
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Parliaments order had sett out the same in theire service. And
10. Parliaments order had sett out the same in theire service. And
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saith That presently after the seizure of the said shippe the said
11. saith That presently after the seizure of the said shippe the said
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Edward Basen Commander then of (sic) did goe from Brest
12. Edward Basen Commander ˹then˺ of (sic) did goe from Brest
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to Paris and did there solicite and use ˹all possible˺ Endeavours
13. to Paris and did there solicite and use ˹all possible˺ Endeavours
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for restitution of the said shipp and spend and laid out much
14. for restitution of the said shipp and spend and laid out much
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money thereabouts as by his letters sent from thense to Brest
15. money thereabouts as by his letters sent from thense to Brest
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(which this deponent sawe) hee often declared, Howbeit hee saith
16. (which this deponent sawe) hee often declared, Howbeit hee saith
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that the said Captaine Bason could not prevaile heerein nor could
17. that the said Captaine Bason could not prevaile heerein nor could
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hee obtaine any Justice at Paris in relation to the restitution of
18. hee obtaine any Justice at Paris in relation to the restitution of
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the said ship. but was after a tedious waiteing there forced to
19. the said ship. but was after a tedious waiteing there forced to
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come away without her. All which hee knoweth to bee true
20. come away without her. All which hee knoweth to bee true
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because hee this deponent was present abord the said shippe
21. because hee this deponent was present abord the said shippe
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when she was soe seized and was with the said Captaine and
22. when she was soe seized and was with the said Captaine and
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the rest of the said shipps company carryed Prisoner into
23. the rest of the said shipps company carryed Prisoner into
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Brest, where hee and deverse of them were kept and detained
24. Brest, where hee and deverse of them were kept and detained
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fore about 3 moneths space, and then were forced to make
25. fore about 3 moneths space, and then were forced to make
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theire Escapes. And further hee cannot depose.
26. theire Escapes. And further hee cannot depose.
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27. Beniamin Clarke SIGNATURE, RH SIDE
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Beniamin Clarke &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
28.
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29. on the same day Examined touching the
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30. said shipp
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31. <margin value="Left">2.</margin>
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on the same day Examined touching the
32. <margin value="Left">Rp.</margin>
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said shipp
33. '''Richard Gossage''' of the Parishe of Saint
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34. Laurence Poultney London dyer aged 44 yeares
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'''2.'''
35. or thereabouts sworne as abovesaid deposeth as
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36. followeth: videlicet That hee this deponent was
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'''Rp.'''
37. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">owner</margin>
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'''Richard Gossage''' of the Parishe of Saint
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Laurence Poultney London dyer aged 44 yeares
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or thereabouts sworne as abovesaid deposeth as
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followeth: videlicet That hee this deponent was
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owner
  
 
|Primary sources=<u>Gossage</u>
 
|Primary sources=<u>Gossage</u>

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Parliament of England And saith that as the said shippe was
saileing to and fro off Ushant and in the Trade Roade to looke out
for such shipps and vessells as did belong to any of the then
Enemies of the Parliament shee was in the moneth of
September in the yeare 1644 mett withall and sett upon by three
French Men of warre and by them was seized surprized and
taken and was afterwards carried into Brest where shee was with
her tackle and furniture and all things else belonging unto her condemned
for prize and soe became utterly lost to the owners thereof who by the
Parliaments order had sett out the same in theire service. And
saith That presently after the seizure of the said shippe the said
Edward Basen Commander then of (sic) did goe from Brest
to Paris and did there solicite and use ˹all possible˺ Endeavours
for restitution of the said shipp and spend and laid out much
money thereabouts as by his letters sent from thense to Brest
(which this deponent sawe) hee often declared, Howbeit hee saith
that the said Captaine Bason could not prevaile heerein nor could
hee obtaine any Justice at Paris in relation to the restitution of
the said ship. but was after a tedious waiteing there forced to
come away without her. All which hee knoweth to bee true
because hee this deponent was present abord the said shippe
when she was soe seized and was with the said Captaine and
the rest of the said shipps company carryed Prisoner into
Brest, where hee and deverse of them were kept and detained
fore about 3 moneths space, and then were forced to make
theire Escapes. And further hee cannot depose.

Beniamin Clarke [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]

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on the same day Examined touching the
said shipp

2.

Rp.

Richard Gossage of the Parishe of Saint
Laurence Poultney London dyer aged 44 yeares
or thereabouts sworne as abovesaid deposeth as
followeth: videlicet That hee this deponent was
owner

Sources

Primary sources


Gossage

TNA

PROB 4/1482 Engrossed Inventories Exhibited from 1660. Gossage, John, of Plumstead, Kent., gent. 14 June 1672

PROB 11/339/36 Will of John Gossage, Dyer of Plumstead, Kent. 08 May 1672

Secondary sources


Saint Laurence Poultney/Poutney

W.H. Challen, Transcripts of parish registers of London, St. Lawrence Pountney, London, England, 1538-1837 (XXX, XXXX)
- NOTE: United to St. Mary Abchurch, 1670.