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HCA 13/73 f.27v Annotate
First transcribed 28 July 2013  +
First transcriber Colin Greenstreet  +
Folio 27  +
Parent volume HCA 13/73  +
Side Verso  +
Status Uploaded image; transcribed on 28/07/2013  +
Transcription All to goe ashore together, and leave the All to goe ashore together, and leave the ship Espetiallye<br /> in an open Road, as Oratava it was to that effect. And<br /> further hee cannot depose: To the tenth hee saith that one of the said men in the said<br /> Spanish Boate that came unto the said ''Lisbone ffrigatts'' side<br /> pretended himselfe to be the ffactor, to whom the said Ship<br /> was Consigned, and hee upon his said Coming to the<br /> said Ship demanded the Master Mate; Purser<br /> and one or two more of the said ships Company to goe<br /> a shore at Oratava, and then hee would procure them<br /> Practick for their said Ship, and told them openly in the<br /> hearing of the said other men in the said Boat that hee knewe<br /> they were most of them English, or to that effect, And<br /> the Company of the said ship perceiving they<br /> were discovered to bee English men would not bee perswaded<br /> to goe ashore, And saith the said pretended ffactor (or any<br /> that came with him did not demand or require any papers<br /> or writings whatsoever, nor did aske what goods the said<br /> ship was laden withall, And further hee cannot depose ./. To the 11th hee saith that the said Spanish Boate soe came to the<br /> side of the said Ship the ''Lixon ffrigot'', with the said pretended<br /> ffactor in it the afternoone of the 20th [EDITOR: CHECK THIS DATE IN ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT]day of the said<br /> moneth of July 1658: (as hee now remembreth the say) and<br /> in the morning of the said day the said Tye as aforesaid<br /> went in the ''Lixon ffrigots'' boate towards shore, and was<br /> denyed Prattick as aforesaid, and about the time that the<br /> said Spanish Boate, came from shore to the ''Lixon ffrigotts''<br /> side as aforesaid the Newes aforesaid of the English their taking of<br /> Dunkirke, and their putting (as was said and pretended) All<br /> the Spaniards therein to the Sword, after they had given<br /> them quarter, and saith that all the said Ships Company<br /> did beleeve that the sending of the said Boate and men<br /> therein to procure the Master mate; Boatswaine Purser, and<br /> one or two more of the said Ships Company to bee meerely<br /> a trick, and meanes of betray them and not to procure<br /> them Prattick in Regard they had the said morning soe<br /> as aforesaid positively denied them. and further hee<br /> cannot Depose To the 12th hee saith that [INSERT A LENGTHY MARGINAL NOTE WHICH I HAVE NOT YET TRANSCRIBED] three Spanish Vessells:<br /> sent out from Oratava, the same time the said Spanish Boate<br /> came from thence to the ''Lisbone ffrigot'', and some of the said ''Lixon''<br /> ''ffrigots'' Company demanded of the men in the said Spanish<br /> Boate what Vessells they were; and they in the said<br /> Spanish Boate said that they were Vessells that were carrying<br /> of wines to Santa Cruze, and at that time hee saith they were<br /> sailing from the ''Lixon ffrigot'', and the said ketcher Commanded<br /> his sailes to be furled, and his boate to be made ready, which was<br /> accordingly done, and intended to have sent some of his Company<br /> (one sent some of his Company<br /> (on  +
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