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one and the same shipp uner the sayd sever … one and the same shipp uner the sayd severall names of the [?''Child'']<br />
and ''Leopard'' successively, and that the same formerly was as hee<br />
hath credibly heard and beleiveth a prize shipp, and sold by the<br />
subcommissioners for prize goods at Dover to the foresayd Thomas<br />
Dawkes, of whom this deponent bought the same for the use of<br />
Daniel Thyson and by his order in maner before sett forth. And<br />
this deponent hath likewise credibly heard that the sayd sub Commissioners<br />
have made a Bill of Sale of the same to the sayd Dawkes, And this<br />
deponent further saith that upon the second day of October last past<br />
teh sayd shipp sett sayle from Dover under the Command of this [?XXX]<br />
Michael van Kerkhaven, and that meeting with a Crosse winde<br />
and being upon her returne for Dover was the 4th of October last mett withall by one<br />
Captaine Phillips his Capers, and that the sayd shipp ''Leopard'' being<br />
well knowne to be a free shipp ws dismist by the sayd Caper and<br />
came into Dover alone, and that after 7 or 8 dayes stay att Dover<br />
without ant molestation, or so much as a waiter aboard being ready<br />
to sett sayle the second tyme the sayd shipp was stayed and hindered<br />
in her voyage and designe by the allegat Mr Delavall. And saith<br />
that from the tyme the sayd shipp ''Leopard'' formerly called the<br />
''Blackbusse'' was sould to Thomas Dawkes by the sayd Commissioners<br />
she never sett out to sea till the 2nd of October aforesayd, now hath<br />
bene att any other port since her such being sould but Dover only<br />
And this deponent moreover saith that the sayd Daniel Thyson [?XX]<br />
about 2 or 3 yeares last past of the certaine knowledge of this deponent<br />
hath bene and now is an Inhabitant and Burgher of Ostend [?and]<br />
during the sayd tyme he hath lived and still doth live with his<br />
wife children and family and hath bene and is a subiect of the<br />
King of Spaine, and so accounted, which this deponent knoweth<br />
being well acquainted with him the saud Daniel Thyson, and being<br />
himselfe a Burgher of Ostend, and present att and in the Towne Hall<br />
of Ostend att the tyme the sayd Daniel Thyson was solemnly admitted<br />
a Burgher of that Citty by the Magistrates there, which he<br />
saith is upwards of 2 yeares and neere or about 3 yeares nowe<br />
past. And further or therwise he saith he cannot depose.
To the Crosse Interrogatories
To the .1. Interrogatorie he sayeth he hath neyther part share or interest in the sayd<br />
shipp the ''Leopard'', nor any part thereof, nor will it be any benefit to him<br />
in case she be cleared or preiudice in case condemned.
To the .2. he saith he is steersman of the ''Leopard'', and hath bene from her<br />
first buying by Daniel Thyson in manner as aforesayyd videlicet from June last past and was designed soe to<br />
be before she was bought, by the sayd Thyson being sent by him from Ostend<br />
to buy a shipp in England as aforesayd, and tooke first Charge of her in<br />
Dover being there in the nature of a master till his sayd Contest came [?out]<br />
to take charge of her, And from the tyme the sayd Kerkhoven came to be<br />
master the sayd shippe was and still is designed for Biskay. and otherwise<br />
he cannot depose.
To the .3. he saith he knoweth the interrate Daniel Thyson and so hath done for<br />
12 yeares of thereabouts; and saith he is by parentage an Ostender, but by<br />
birth as he hath heard a Zealander, and saith the sayd Thyson is not<br />
Subiectthe sayd Thyson is not<br />
Subiect +
, one and the same shipp uner the sayd sever … one and the same shipp uner the sayd severall names of the [?''Child'']<br />
and ''Leopard'' successively, and that the same formerly was as hee<br />
hath credibly heard and beleiveth a prize shipp, and sold by the<br />
subcommissioners for prize goods at Dover to the foresayd Thomas<br />
Dawkes, of whom this deponent bought the same for the use of<br />
Daniel Thyson and by his order in maner before sett forth. And<br />
this deponent hath likewise credibly heard that the sayd sub Commissioners<br />
have made a Bill of Sale of the same to the sayd Dawkes, And this<br />
deponent further saith that upon the second day of October last past<br />
teh sayd shipp sett sayle from Dover under the Command of this [?XXX]<br />
Michael van Kerkhaven, and that meeting with a Crosse winde<br />
and being upon her returne for Dover was the 4th of October last mett withall by one<br />
Captaine Phillips his Capers, and that the sayd shipp ''Leopard'' being<br />
well knowne to be a free shipp ws dismist by the sayd Caper and<br />
came into Dover alone, and that after 7 or 8 dayes stay att Dover<br />
without ant molestation, or so much as a waiter aboard being ready<br />
to sett sayle the second tyme the sayd shipp was stayed and hindered<br />
in her voyage and designe by the allegat Mr Delavall. And saith<br />
that from the tyme the sayd shipp ''Leopard'' formerly called the<br />
''Blackbusse'' was sould to Thomas Dawkes by the sayd Commissioners<br />
she never sett out to sea till the 2nd of October aforesayd, now hath<br />
bene att any other port since her such being sould but Dover only<br />
And this deponent moreover saith that the sayd Daniel Thyson [?XX]<br />
about 2 or 3 yeares last past of the certaine knowledge of this deponent<br />
hath bene and now is an Inhabitant and Burgher of Ostend [?and]<br />
during the sayd tyme he hath lived and still doth live with his<br />
wife children and family and hath bene and is a subiect of the<br />
King of Spaine, and so accounted, which this deponent knoweth<br />
being well acquainted with him the saud Daniel Thyson, and being<br />
himselfe a Burgher of Ostend, and present att and in the Towne Hall<br />
of Ostend att the tyme the sayd Daniel Thyson was solemnly admitted<br />
a Burgher of that Citty by the Magistrates there, which he<br />
saith is upwards of 2 yeares and neere or about 3 yeares nowe<br />
past. And further or therwise he saith he cannot depose.
To the Crosse Interrogatories
To the .1. Interrogatorie he sayeth he hath neyther part share or interest in the sayd<br />
shipp the ''Leopard'', nor any part thereof, nor will it be any benefit to him<br />
in case she be cleared or preiudice in case condemned.
To the .2. he saith he is steersman of the ''Leopard'', and hath bene from her<br />
first buying by Daniel Thyson in manner as aforesayyd videlicet from June last past and was designed soe to<br />
be before she was bought, by the sayd Thyson being sent by him from Ostend<br />
to buy a shipp in England as aforesayd, and tooke first Charge of her in<br />
Dover being there in the nature of a master till his sayd Contest came [?out]<br />
to take charge of her, And from the tyme the sayd Kerkhoven came to be<br />
master the sayd shippe was and still is designed for Biskay. and otherwise<br />
he cannot depose.
To the .3. he saith he knoweth the interrate Daniel Thyson and so hath done for<br />
12 yeares of thereabouts; and saith he is by parentage an Ostender, but by<br />
birth as he hath heard a Zealander, and saith the sayd Thyson is not<br />
Subiectthe sayd Thyson is not<br />
Subiect +
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