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| − | |Transcription= | + | |Transcription=remained in the sayd Port of Trapanie two dutch merchants shipps till the |
| − | next day after, and saith that notwithstanding | + | next day after, and saith that notwithstanding the sayd Captaine Swanly desired |
| − | and demanded of the sayd | + | and demanded of the sayd Governor satisfaction in the premisses, noe restraint |
was made of the sayd dutch merchants shipps nor any meanes used by the | was made of the sayd dutch merchants shipps nor any meanes used by the | ||
| − | sayd Towne of | + | sayd Towne of Governor for remedy of the English, this deponent |
| − | being | + | being present and seeing the p:rmisses, and hearing the sayd Governor say |
he would not meddle with nor lay any restraint upon the sayd two dutch merchants | he would not meddle with nor lay any restraint upon the sayd two dutch merchants | ||
shipps. And otherwise he cannot depose. | shipps. And otherwise he cannot depose. | ||
| − | To the nineteenth and | + | To the nineteenth and 20th articles of the sayd allegation This deponent saith that about and |
soone after the aforesayd passages there was a Common XXXX and ?fame anongst | soone after the aforesayd passages there was a Common XXXX and ?fame anongst | ||
the Inhabitants of Trapany that the English were betrayed by the sayd Governo:r | the Inhabitants of Trapany that the English were betrayed by the sayd Governo:r | ||
| − | and that he the sayd | + | and that he the sayd Governor had recyved a large reward or bribe in that |
| − | behalfe. And saith that the sayd shipp the Harry Bonadventure was a | + | behalfe. And saith that the sayd shipp the ''Harry Bonadventure'' was a |
strong and able shipp but the certayne burthen of her he knoweth not. | strong and able shipp but the certayne burthen of her he knoweth not. | ||
And saith the sayd shipp was compleatly fitted with Rigging, Anchors | And saith the sayd shipp was compleatly fitted with Rigging, Anchors | ||
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good quantities of merchandizes the particulars whereof This deponent | good quantities of merchandizes the particulars whereof This deponent | ||
cannot sett forth, and had likewise aboard diverse goods and necessaries | cannot sett forth, and had likewise aboard diverse goods and necessaries | ||
| − | belonging to | + | belonging to the sayd Captaine Swanley and Company (the pticulars whereof |
this deponent cannot sett forth, And thi deponent saith himselfe had | this deponent cannot sett forth, And thi deponent saith himselfe had | ||
aboard the sayd shipp for his owne Accompt att the tyme of her seizure by the dutch shipps aforesayd | aboard the sayd shipp for his owne Accompt att the tyme of her seizure by the dutch shipps aforesayd | ||
| − | monyes and Cloathes to | + | monyes and Cloathes to ythevalue,15:li sterle. and A gold chayne of the cleane |
value of 55:li steré. And he verily beleiveth that the sayd shipp the | value of 55:li steré. And he verily beleiveth that the sayd shipp the | ||
Harry Bonadventure with her tackle furniture and moneys and lading | Harry Bonadventure with her tackle furniture and moneys and lading | ||
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To the one and twentyeth arle of the sayd allon This deponent saith and verily beeiveth | To the one and twentyeth arle of the sayd allon This deponent saith and verily beeiveth | ||
that the losse of the sayd shipp the Harry Bonadventure and allso of the sayd | that the losse of the sayd shipp the Harry Bonadventure and allso of the sayd | ||
| − | shipp the | + | shipp the ''Saint Peter'' and all their respective ladings was occassioned through |
| − | the violence contrivance and fraud of the sayd | + | the violence contrivance and fraud of the sayd Governor of Messina, and |
Trapany, and saith and verily beleiveth that in case the Company of the | Trapany, and saith and verily beleiveth that in case the Company of the | ||
| − | Harry Bonadventure had not bene prisoners att and abused att Messina | + | ''Harry Bonadventure'' had not bene prisoners att and abused att Messina |
| − | and if the sayd | + | and if the sayd Governor of Trapany had not betrayed the sayd shippes |
but had (as he might and ought to have done according to his promise) | but had (as he might and ought to have done according to his promise) | ||
protected and defended the same whilst they lay in the Port of Trapany | protected and defended the same whilst they lay in the Port of Trapany | ||
and within the Command of the Gunnes Castle and fforts of the sayd | and within the Command of the Gunnes Castle and fforts of the sayd | ||
| − | Towne, the sayd shipps the Harry Bonadventure and the sayd prite the | + | Towne, the sayd shipps the ''Harry Bonadventure'' and the sayd prite the |
| − | + | ''Saint Peter'' and their respective ladings might and would have beene | |
| − | + | preserved in the possession of the sayd captaine Swanly and Company | |
and not have bene taken by the Dutch nor lost to the English. And | and not have bene taken by the Dutch nor lost to the English. And | ||
otherwise he cannot depose. | otherwise he cannot depose. | ||
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To the last he saith this depositions are true- | To the last he saith this depositions are true- | ||
| − | LORENSO XXXX [ | + | LORENSO XXXX [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE] |
| − | repeated before | + | repeated before Doctor Clarke) |
| − | and | + | and Doctor Godolphin) |
}} | }} | ||
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Revision as of 08:09, August 1, 2013
| Volume | HCA 13/68 |
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| Folio | 133 |
| Side | Recto |
| ← Previous Page | |
| Status | |
| First cut transcription started and completed on 01/08/13 by Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcriber | |
| Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcribed | |
| 13 /08/01 | |
| Editorial history | |
| Created 01/08/13, by CSG | |
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remained in the sayd Port of Trapanie two dutch merchants shipps till the
next day after, and saith that notwithstanding the sayd Captaine Swanly desired
and demanded of the sayd Governor satisfaction in the premisses, noe restraint
was made of the sayd dutch merchants shipps nor any meanes used by the
sayd Towne of Governor for remedy of the English, this deponent
being present and seeing the p:rmisses, and hearing the sayd Governor say
he would not meddle with nor lay any restraint upon the sayd two dutch merchants
shipps. And otherwise he cannot depose.
To the nineteenth and 20th articles of the sayd allegation This deponent saith that about and
soone after the aforesayd passages there was a Common XXXX and ?fame anongst
the Inhabitants of Trapany that the English were betrayed by the sayd Governo:r
and that he the sayd Governor had recyved a large reward or bribe in that
behalfe. And saith that the sayd shipp the Harry Bonadventure was a
strong and able shipp but the certayne burthen of her he knoweth not.
And saith the sayd shipp was compleatly fitted with Rigging, Anchors
Cables, masts yards and other necessaries, and had 110 men belonging to
her, and was victualled for .6. monethes, and had aboard her 41, gunnes
and two brasse mXXtering peices, and necessaries thereto appertaining
and had about 142 Kintalls of powder with musketts carbines pistolls
?hatchetts, barrs and round shott proportionable, and had aboard severall
good quantities of merchandizes the particulars whereof This deponent
cannot sett forth, and had likewise aboard diverse goods and necessaries
belonging to the sayd Captaine Swanley and Company (the pticulars whereof
this deponent cannot sett forth, And thi deponent saith himselfe had
aboard the sayd shipp for his owne Accompt att the tyme of her seizure by the dutch shipps aforesayd
monyes and Cloathes to ythevalue,15:li sterle. and A gold chayne of the cleane
value of 55:li steré. And he verily beleiveth that the sayd shipp the
Harry Bonadventure with her tackle furniture and moneys and lading
aboard her was well worth the summa of 12 thousand pounds sterl and
upwards. And further he cannot depose.
To the one and twentyeth arle of the sayd allon This deponent saith and verily beeiveth
that the losse of the sayd shipp the Harry Bonadventure and allso of the sayd
shipp the Saint Peter and all their respective ladings was occassioned through
the violence contrivance and fraud of the sayd Governor of Messina, and
Trapany, and saith and verily beleiveth that in case the Company of the
Harry Bonadventure had not bene prisoners att and abused att Messina
and if the sayd Governor of Trapany had not betrayed the sayd shippes
but had (as he might and ought to have done according to his promise)
protected and defended the same whilst they lay in the Port of Trapany
and within the Command of the Gunnes Castle and fforts of the sayd
Towne, the sayd shipps the Harry Bonadventure and the sayd prite the
Saint Peter and their respective ladings might and would have beene
preserved in the possession of the sayd captaine Swanly and Company
and not have bene taken by the Dutch nor lost to the English. And
otherwise he cannot depose.
To the last he saith this depositions are true-
LORENSO XXXX [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
repeated before Doctor Clarke)
and Doctor Godolphin)
