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|Transcription=To the 6. and 7. he saith he was present att and in all the sayd fight  
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To the 6. and 7. he saith he was present att and in all the syd fight  
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from the begining to the end thereof, and saith that he knoweth that
 
from the begining to the end thereof, and saith that he knoweth that
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the advantage frigott saled[?] shott att and fought with the ''Morning''  
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the ''advantage frigott'' haled shott att and fought with the ''Morning''  
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''Starr'' or ''Golden Starr'' under the English colors onley and noe other
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''Starr'' or ''Golden Starr'' under the English colors onely and noe other
 
and saith he hath heart that the Captaine and company of the sayd
 
and saith he hath heart that the Captaine and company of the sayd
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''Golden Starr' have reported and ignore[?] onl[y?] that the Advantage
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''Golden Starr' have reported and given out that the ''Advantage''
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salad[?] and fought under the dutch and ffrench[?] colors, wherein he saith
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haled and fought under the dutch and ffrench colors, wherein he saith
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they have reported an [?] if so it is that they have so reported.
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they have reported an untruth if so it be that they have so reported.
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And otherwise he cannot Depose.
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And otherwise he cannot depose.
  
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To the 8 he saith the Advantage frigot fired two or three gunns att the ''Golden''
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To the 8 he saith the ''Advantage frigot'' fired two or three gunns att the ''Golden''
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''Star'' before the ''Golden Starr' fired any, that is to say one or 2 att a great[?]
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''Star'' before the ''Golden Starr' fired any, that is to say one or 2 att a great
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defiance[?] to demand the usuall homage, and one being come upp with
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distance to demand the usuall homage, and one being come upp with
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her to bring her for sayle to the mast that she might [?] itt to a [?]
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her to bring her foresayle to the mast that she might submitt to a visit
 
And otherwise cannot depose.
 
And otherwise cannot depose.
  
 
To the 9. he saith the sayd shipp the ''Golden Starr'' or ''Morning Starr'' gave
 
To the 9. he saith the sayd shipp the ''Golden Starr'' or ''Morning Starr'' gave
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and made the first broad side against the Advantage and otherwise
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and made the first broad side against the ''Advantage'' and otherwise
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negatively
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negatively.
  
 
To the 10th he saith he doth believe that it is usuall to accompt such  
 
To the 10th he saith he doth believe that it is usuall to accompt such  
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shipp for a [?] or pyrate as after haling another shipp under
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shipp for a Searover or pyrate as after haling another shipp under
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the colors of one State, doth change her colars and use the Colars of  
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the colours of one State, doth change her colars and use the Colours of  
 
another state different from the first, and that such shipp and the Company
 
another state different from the first, and that such shipp and the Company
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thereof may being by suspected for an enemy to the sayd shipp no
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thereof may being by suspected for an enemy to the sayd shipp so
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haled. But saith tht the Advantage did hale shoot and fight  
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haled. But saith tht the ''Advantage'' did hale shoot and fight  
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under the English colors onley, and changed their said Holland colors att least
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under the English colours onely, and changed their said Holland colors att least
 
halfe an houre before they haled the ''Golden Starr''; and further
 
halfe an houre before they haled the ''Golden Starr''; and further
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saith for a shipp of warr att distance to weare false colors
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saith for a shipp of warr att distance to weare false colours
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to bring another shipp to [?] with intent to [?] with [?]
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to bring another shipp to Leewardwith intent to speake with and visit
 
her, as the ''Advantage'' did was not nor is not an argament of Pyracy
 
her, as the ''Advantage'' did was not nor is not an argament of Pyracy
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but was and is an usuall Stratagem and policy of war, and very
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but was and is an usuall Stratagem and policy of warr, and very
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necissary and lawful as he beleiveth and otherwise cannot depose.
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necessary and lawful as he beleiveth and otherwise cannot depose.
  
 
To the 11th he saith that he this Rendent and severall of both the sayd shipps
 
To the 11th he saith that he this Rendent and severall of both the sayd shipps
 
Companies the ''Advantage'' and ''Waterhound'' were aboard the ''Golden Starr''
 
Companies the ''Advantage'' and ''Waterhound'' were aboard the ''Golden Starr''
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or ''Morning Starr'' after the taking thereof. And saith that the [?]
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or ''Morning Starr'' after the taking thereof. And saith that the Clerke
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of the [?} belonging to the ''Waterhound'' did take out some plate
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of the Checque belonging to the ''Waterhound'' did take out some plate
 
and sylver out of the ''Morning Starr'' before the sayd shipp was brought
 
and sylver out of the ''Morning Starr'' before the sayd shipp was brought
 
into this River, but the quantity thereof he knoweth not. And saith
 
into this River, but the quantity thereof he knoweth not. And saith
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usuall and lawfall plunder were likewise taken away out of the sayd
 
usuall and lawfall plunder were likewise taken away out of the sayd
 
shipp before she came into this River by some of the company of the ''Advantage''
 
shipp before she came into this River by some of the company of the ''Advantage''
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and ''Waterhound'', but who looked the same in particular or to what quantity their[?]
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and ''Waterhound'', but who tooke the same in particular or to what quantity their
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in kind or value this REndent cannot sett forth.  
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in kind or value this Rendent cannot sett forth.  
  
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To the 12.th he satih he beleiveth it is usuall for any shipp being haled
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To the 12.th he saith he beleiveth it is usuall for any shipp being haled
 
by another shipp wearing false colors to stand upon the defensive guard
 
by another shipp wearing false colors to stand upon the defensive guard
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but saith that the ''Advantage'' did hale with her owne [?] Colours [?]
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but saith that the ''Advantage'' did hale with her owne true Colours videlicet
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the Colours of this Commonwealth and otherwise cannot depose
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the Colours of this Commonwealth and otherwise cannot depose.
  
 
To
 
To
 
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Volume HCA 13/68
Folio 14
Side Recto
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Uploaded image; transcribed on 16/04/2016
Languages
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IMAGE: IMG_115_06_9581.jpg
First transcriber
Oliver Tanner
First transcribed
2016/04/16
Editorial history
Edtited on 26/11/2016 by Colin Greenstreet

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To the 6. and 7. he saith he was present att and in all the sayd fight
from the begining to the end thereof, and saith that he knoweth that
the advantage frigott haled shott att and fought with the Morning
Starr or Golden Starr under the English colors onely and noe other
and saith he hath heart that the Captaine and company of the sayd
Golden Starr' have reported and given out that the Advantage
 haled and fought under the dutch and ffrench colors, wherein he saith
they have reported an untruth if so it be that they have so reported.
And otherwise he cannot depose.

To the 8 he saith the Advantage frigot fired two or three gunns att the Golden
Star before the Golden Starr' fired any, that is to say one or 2 att a great
 distance to demand the usuall homage, and one being come upp with
her to bring her foresayle to the mast that she might submitt to a visit
And otherwise cannot depose.

To the 9. he saith the sayd shipp the Golden Starr or Morning Starr gave
and made the first broad side against the Advantage and otherwise
negatively.

To the 10th he saith he doth believe that it is usuall to accompt such
shipp for a Searover or pyrate as after haling another shipp under
the colours of one State, doth change her colars and use the Colours of
another state different from the first, and that such shipp and the Company
thereof may being by suspected for an enemy to the sayd shipp so
haled. But saith tht the Advantage did hale shoot and fight
under the English colours onely, and changed their said Holland colors att least
halfe an houre before they haled the Golden Starr; and further
saith for a shipp of warr att distance to weare false colours
to bring another shipp to Leewardwith intent to speake with and visit
her, as the Advantage did was not nor is not an argament of Pyracy
but was and is an usuall Stratagem and policy of warr, and very
necessary and lawful as he beleiveth and otherwise cannot depose.

To the 11th he saith that he this Rendent and severall of both the sayd shipps
Companies the Advantage and Waterhound were aboard the Golden Starr
or Morning Starr after the taking thereof. And saith that the Clerke
of the Checque belonging to the Waterhound did take out some plate
and sylver out of the Morning Starr before the sayd shipp was brought
into this River, but the quantity thereof he knoweth not. And saith
he this Rendent did not take out of the sayd shipp any money plate
sylver or goods. And otherwise he cannot depose saving he saith
that severall quantityes of small things above dock being accounted
usuall and lawfall plunder were likewise taken away out of the sayd
shipp before she came into this River by some of the company of the Advantage
and Waterhound, but who tooke the same in particular or to what quantity their
in kind or value this Rendent cannot sett forth.

To the 12.th he saith he beleiveth it is usuall for any shipp being haled
by another shipp wearing false colors to stand upon the defensive guard
but saith that the Advantage did hale with her owne true Colours videlicet
the Colours of this Commonwealth and otherwise cannot depose.

To

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