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|Transcription=To the first article hee saith hee this deponent was Gunner of the ''Eastland Merchant'' the
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|Transcription=same tyme aboard her hydes of severall sorts and sacks of flaxe ad
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voyage in question and knoweth that the arlate Smithier Rivelt and Tayler and one Mr Morley
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chests of Incense and bales of linnen cloath and cammells hayre but to
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and Mr Talbolt and others all English men and subiects of this Commonwealth were the true and
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what number or the values of them hee knoweth not all which were lost by
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lawfull Owners and Proprietors of the sayd ship the ''Eastland Merchant'' and of
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reason of the sayd seizure And further hee cannot depose./
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her tackle apparel and furniture the Monethes and tyme articulate and for such commonly
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accompted./
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To the 5th hee saith the arlate Captaine Paine had on board the sayd shipp
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at her seizure plate apparrell and Instruments and ready money and servants
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Cloathes and Adventures for him selfe and his servants worth a very considerable
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summe of money but what to value them at hee knoweth not And further to
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this article hee cannot depose./
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To the 6th article and the schedule therein mentioned hee saith the sayd
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schedule is a true list of the mariners names that were in and belonging to the
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''Eastland Merchant'' at the tyme of her sayd seizure and doth as hee this
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deponent verily beleeveth contayne the particuler and true values of every of their losses
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occasioned by the sayd seizure, and knoweth that his this deponents losses (hee
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being the same henry dawling in the sayd schedule named) did and doth really
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amount to the summe of threescore and two pounds tenn shillings sterling as
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the same is expressed in the sayd schedule and further to this article hee cannot depose/
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To the last hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true/
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The same day
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Examined upon the sayd allegation
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'''Robert Masters''' of Garnsey mariner one of the Company of
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the ''Eastland Marchant'' the voyage in question aged forty seaven
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yeares or thereabouts a wittnesse sworne and examined saith
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and deposeth as followeth videlicet./
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To the first article hee saith that the arlate John Smitheir John Rivet Thomas Taylor
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To the second article hee saith hee being Gunner aboard her as aforesaid knoweth that the
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and Company all subiects of this Commonwealth of England were in the moneth
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''Eastland Merchant'' in the moneth of June one thousand sixe hundred fifty seaven
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and tyme arlate the true and lawfull Owners and Proprietors of the arlate
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was and remained in the Port of Bickery arlate and saith that while shee soe lay there
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shipp the ''Eastland Merchant'' and of her tackle apparell and furniture and for
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upon the fifth day of the sayd moneth five Spanish men of war laye without the
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such Commonly reputed./
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Island of Bickery intending (as afterwards appeared) to seize and take the ''Eastland''
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''Marchant'' and a ffrench  ship which lay alsoe in harbour and this deponent sawe one of the Spanish men of war attempt to get
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into harbour but not being acquainted with the harbour found scantnesse of water
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soe that hee struck upon ground and thereupon put back to sea and came to Anchor with the
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rest of the Spanish vessels upon the sayd fifth day of June last without the Island
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and after they had layne there a while the arlate Captaine Cardis with a Pinke
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and Potash of Leghorne whereof hee was Commander came to the sayd
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Spanish vessels but what discourse or words passed betwixt him and the sayd
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Spanish men of war hee knoweth not for that hee was aboard the ''Eastland Mer=''
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''chant'' then And therefore cannot further depose to this article./
  
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To the 2 article of the sayd allegation hee saith that hee being one of the Company
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To the 3 article of the sayd allegation hee saith that the sayd Cardis being come
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of the ''Eastland Merchant'' the voyage in question, and aboard her there, knoweth
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with his sayd Pinke and Potash of Leghorne unto the sayd Spanish men of
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that in the moneth of June one thousand sixe hundred fifty seaven the sayd
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war they amongst them manned out a boate to sound the depth of the water
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shipp ''Eastland Merchant'' lay and remayned in the Port of Bickery arlate
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which this deponent and the rest of the ''Eastland Merchants'' company perceiveing
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and that while shee soe lay there upon the fifth day of the sayd moneth five
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hee this deponent made a shott at the sayd boate to hinder her from soe doeing whereupon shee returned to the
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Spanish men of warr laye without the Island of Bickery intending (as after
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Shipps againe and then the sayd Cardis with his sayd Pinke and Potash of Leghorne
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was apparent) to seize and take the sayd shipp and a ffrench shipp alsoe which
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sayled into the Port of Bickery and led in the five Spanish vessels, and they being
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then lay there in harbour, and this deponent sawe one of the Spanish men of warr
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all got into the roade they came all up togeather and all of them sett upon
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endeavour to get into harbour but in pursuance of such their designe but struck
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and fought with the ''Eastland Merchent'' and the sayd Cardis from his sayd
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on grounds and soe for want of water put out to sea againe and came to an anchor
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Pinke and Potash fyred several gunnes and gave severall broade sides
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with the other fower Spanish vessells without the Island on the sayd fifth day and
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against the ''Eastland Merchant'' and was very active both on the sayd fifth day
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after they were all five come to an Anchor, the same day the arlate Captaine Cardis
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and alsoe on the sixth day of June last and was rather more active and violent against
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with a Pinace and a Potash of Leghorne whereof hee was Commander did of
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her then the Spaniards were, And the ''Eastland Merchant'' made what resistance
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this deponents sight and knowledge come to the sayd Spanish vessells but what discourse
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shee could and fought with them the sayd fifth day till night, and the sixth day till about
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passed betwixt him and the sayd Spanish men of warr hee knoweth not for that hee
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ten o clock in the forenoone when shee being overpowered by the sayd Cardis
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was then aboard the ''Eastland Merchant'' And therefore cannot durther depose
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and his Company pf the sayd Pinke and Potash and by the Spanish men of war, shee
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to the contents of this article/
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was by them at length seized and taken togeather with her ladeing whch was
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of great value, which by that meanes was all lost togeather with the Cloathes and
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Adventures and instruments of the Master and Mariners And further to this
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article hee canot depose/
  
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To the 4th article hee saith heee knoweth that the ''Eastland Merchant'' at such her
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seizure had twenty gunnes and was well provided with all sort of provisions and
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necessaries fit for a voyage and was an able new strong ship of the burthen of two
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hundred and fifty tonnes and upwards And in his this deponents Judgment
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shee and her gunnes tackle furniture and provisions at such her seizure were
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well worth fower thousand and fifty pounds English money And hee
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alsoe saith that there were of his knowledge aboard the sayd ship at her seizure
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two bales of Broad cloath and twenty pigs of leade and two sacks of
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sena but what to value them at hee knoweth not And saith there were alsoe at the
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Volume HCA 13/72
Folio 206
Side Verso
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Status
Uploaded image; transcribed on 25/12/2013
Languages
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IMAGE: IMG_121_11_4740.JPG
First transcriber
Colin Greenstreet
First transcribed
2013/12/25
Editorial history
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To the first article hee saith hee this deponent was Gunner of the Eastland Merchant the
voyage in question and knoweth that the arlate Smithier Rivelt and Tayler and one Mr Morley
and Mr Talbolt and others all English men and subiects of this Commonwealth were the true and
lawfull Owners and Proprietors of the sayd ship the Eastland Merchant and of
her tackle apparel and furniture the Monethes and tyme articulate and for such commonly
accompted./

To the second article hee saith hee being Gunner aboard her as aforesaid knoweth that the
Eastland Merchant in the moneth of June one thousand sixe hundred fifty seaven
was and remained in the Port of Bickery arlate and saith that while shee soe lay there
upon the fifth day of the sayd moneth five Spanish men of war laye without the
Island of Bickery intending (as afterwards appeared) to seize and take the Eastland
Marchant and a ffrench ship which lay alsoe in harbour and this deponent sawe one of the Spanish men of war attempt to get
into harbour but not being acquainted with the harbour found scantnesse of water
soe that hee struck upon ground and thereupon put back to sea and came to Anchor with the
rest of the Spanish vessels upon the sayd fifth day of June last without the Island
and after they had layne there a while the arlate Captaine Cardis with a Pinke
and Potash of Leghorne whereof hee was Commander came to the sayd
Spanish vessels but what discourse or words passed betwixt him and the sayd
Spanish men of war hee knoweth not for that hee was aboard the Eastland Mer=
chant then And therefore cannot further depose to this article./

To the 3 article of the sayd allegation hee saith that the sayd Cardis being come
with his sayd Pinke and Potash of Leghorne unto the sayd Spanish men of
war they amongst them manned out a boate to sound the depth of the water
which this deponent and the rest of the Eastland Merchants company perceiveing
hee this deponent made a shott at the sayd boate to hinder her from soe doeing whereupon shee returned to the
Shipps againe and then the sayd Cardis with his sayd Pinke and Potash of Leghorne
sayled into the Port of Bickery and led in the five Spanish vessels, and they being
all got into the roade they came all up togeather and all of them sett upon
and fought with the Eastland Merchent and the sayd Cardis from his sayd
Pinke and Potash fyred several gunnes and gave severall broade sides
against the Eastland Merchant and was very active both on the sayd fifth day
and alsoe on the sixth day of June last and was rather more active and violent against
her then the Spaniards were, And the Eastland Merchant made what resistance
shee could and fought with them the sayd fifth day till night, and the sixth day till about
ten o clock in the forenoone when shee being overpowered by the sayd Cardis
and his Company pf the sayd Pinke and Potash and by the Spanish men of war, shee
was by them at length seized and taken togeather with her ladeing whch was
of great value, which by that meanes was all lost togeather with the Cloathes and
Adventures and instruments of the Master and Mariners And further to this
article hee canot depose/

To the 4th article hee saith heee knoweth that the Eastland Merchant at such her
seizure had twenty gunnes and was well provided with all sort of provisions and
necessaries fit for a voyage and was an able new strong ship of the burthen of two
hundred and fifty tonnes and upwards And in his this deponents Judgment
shee and her gunnes tackle furniture and provisions at such her seizure were
well worth fower thousand and fifty pounds English money And hee
alsoe saith that there were of his knowledge aboard the sayd ship at her seizure
two bales of Broad cloath and twenty pigs of leade and two sacks of
sena but what to value them at hee knoweth not And saith there were alsoe at the
same

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