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|Transcription=The 23th of September 1659.
 
|Transcription=The 23th of September 1659.
  
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Examined upon the foresaid allegaccon
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Examined upon the foresaid allegation
  
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Touching the Mayflower)
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Touching the ''Mayflower'')
 
aforesaid)
 
aforesaid)
  
 
'''2'''
 
'''2'''
  
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'''John Stannian'''2 of the citie of London gentleman, aged 26
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'''John Stannian''' of the citie of London gentleman, aged 26
 
yeeres or thereabouts sworne and examined.
 
yeeres or thereabouts sworne and examined.
  
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To the first second and ?rest of the articles of the said allegaccon hee saith and deposeth that hee very
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To the first second and rest of the articles of the said allegation hee saith and deposeth that hee very
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well knoweth the shipp the Mayflower arlate whereof William Curtis was
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well knoweth the shipp the ''Mayflower'' arlate whereof William Curtis was
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commander, and that in XXXXX ffeburary or March last was a
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commander, and that in or about ffebruary or March last was a
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twelve moneth the ?Governour and Company of English Marchants trading
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twelve moneth the Governour and Company of English Merchants trading
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to East India Imployed and XX XX the said shipp from this port of London
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to East India Imployed and set out the said shipp from this port of London
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on a trading voyage to goe and ?saile to Achean on the coast of the Island
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on a trading voyage to goe and saile to Achean on the coast of the Island
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of Sumatra to lade pepper for the said companies account, w:ch
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of Sumatra to lade pepper for the said companies account, which
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hee knoweth having seane the said Companies orders and dispatches tXXX XXXX
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hee knoweth having seane the said Companies orders and dispatches touching
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they XXXX. And further
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the same. And further
 
saith that hee hath seane Letters sent from the said master and factors of the said shipp
 
saith that hee hath seane Letters sent from the said master and factors of the said shipp
 
imployed in India about the said shipps trade,
 
imployed in India about the said shipps trade,
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purporting them upon the said shipps arrival before Acheen they XXXX
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purporting them upon the said shipps arrival before Acheen they went
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XXXXXX and had from admittance and ?license from her 9 XXXXX of Acheen
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ashore and had free admittance and license from the Queene of Acheen
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to lade her there with pepper, and in the said lre was alsoe sent the
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to lade her there with pepper, and in the said lettere was alsoe sent the
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said QuachXXX license in writing with aXXXXXXX thereof
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said Queenes license in writing with a translation thereof
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to XXXXX and manifest to the said company her said leave to lade
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to showe and manifest to the said company her said leave to lade
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pepper there, and further perporting that having got the said leave the
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Pepper there, and further perporting that having got the said leave the
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said factors and agents of the Company fell to ?procuring of pepper there
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said factors and agents of the Company fell to providing of Pepper there
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for her lading, and had XXXX or XXXXXX lading of pepper thXXXXX XXXX to be
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for her lading, and had sent a boates lading of Pepper to her side to be
 
laded aboard her for the said Companies use and account, containing fiftie
 
laded aboard her for the said Companies use and account, containing fiftie
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foure baggs of pepper w:ch weighed 3896 pounds net English weight
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foure baggs of Pepper which weighed 3898 pounds net English weight
 
and then there lay there three dutch shipps belonging to the dutch
 
and then there lay there three dutch shipps belonging to the dutch
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East India company whereof Balthazar ?Bert was commander and
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East India company whereof Balthazar Bort was commander and
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that the said boate with the said pepper therein was by the ?men and
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that the said boate with the said Pepper therein was by the men and
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order of the said Balthazar Barts seized and taken away
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order of the said Balthazar Borts seized and taken away
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from the Mayflowers ?helm and carried aboard the XXXXordia and
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from the ''Mayflowers'' side and carried aboard the ''Concordia'' and
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of the said dutch shipps, and that thXXX being donne, the dutch tooke ?all
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of the said dutch shipps, and that that being donne, the dutch tooke out
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the pepper and turned off the Mayflowers long boat aXXXXXX,
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the Pepper and turned off the ''Mayflowers'' long boat againe,
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and would not suffer her to receive any more pepper or other goods from EXXXX but
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and would not suffer her to receive any more pepper or other goods from shore but
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wholly prohibited and ?dysppointed her therein, and he XXXX XXXXX the
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wholly prohibited and disppointed her therein, and soe overthrew her
 
voyage, to the greate dammage of the said English companye, and saith
 
voyage, to the greate dammage of the said English companye, and saith
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that the said Captain Curtis XXXXXX said ?first XXXX and
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that the said Captain Curtis upon the said first interruption and
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seizure of her pepper were aboard the said XXX XXX, Balthazar Bart (as
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seizure of her Pepper went aboard the said commander Balthazar Bort (as
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the said XXXX XXXXX) and?expostulated the matter with him and
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the said letters perport) and expostulated the matter with him and
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demanded the pepper XXXXX, but was denied and sent away without
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demanded the Pepper againe, but was denied and sent away without
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any XXXXX, and that XXXXX hee and William Smith and John
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any redresse, and that ?this deponent hee and William Smith and John
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?Shedd two of the companies factors made a protest against the XXXXX action
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Sledd two of the companies factors made a Protest against the said actions
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of the dutch and XXXX XXX XXX XX thereof to London under a ?notaries
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of the dutch and sent home a copie thereof to London under a notaries
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hand and with their names thereto, w:ch XXXX this depot
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hand and with their names thereto, which copie this deponent
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hath
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hath seane and beleeveth the names of the said parties
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subscribed to the originall thereof and the names subscribed  to the said letters to be of their owne
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hand writing, And further saith that the said shipp ''Mayflower''
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was and is of the burthen of two hundred and eightie tonnes or thereabouts
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and was to have there taken in her lading of Pepper
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and
 
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Volume HCA 13/73
Folio 299
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The 23th of September 1659.

Examined upon the foresaid allegation

Touching the Mayflower)
aforesaid)

2

John Stannian of the citie of London gentleman, aged 26
yeeres or thereabouts sworne and examined.

To the first second and rest of the articles of the said allegation hee saith and deposeth that hee very
well knoweth the shipp the Mayflower arlate whereof William Curtis was
commander, and that in or about ffebruary or March last was a
twelve moneth the Governour and Company of English Merchants trading
to East India Imployed and set out the said shipp from this port of London
on a trading voyage to goe and saile to Achean on the coast of the Island
of Sumatra to lade pepper for the said companies account, which
hee knoweth having seane the said Companies orders and dispatches touching
the same. And further
saith that hee hath seane Letters sent from the said master and factors of the said shipp
imployed in India about the said shipps trade,
purporting them upon the said shipps arrival before Acheen they went
ashore and had free admittance and license from the Queene of Acheen
to lade her there with pepper, and in the said lettere was alsoe sent the
said Queenes license in writing with a translation thereof
to showe and manifest to the said company her said leave to lade
Pepper there, and further perporting that having got the said leave the
said factors and agents of the Company fell to providing of Pepper there
for her lading, and had sent a boates lading of Pepper to her side to be
laded aboard her for the said Companies use and account, containing fiftie
foure baggs of Pepper which weighed 3898 pounds net English weight
and then there lay there three dutch shipps belonging to the dutch
East India company whereof Balthazar Bort was commander and
that the said boate with the said Pepper therein was by the men and
order of the said Balthazar Borts seized and taken away
from the Mayflowers side and carried aboard the Concordia and
of the said dutch shipps, and that that being donne, the dutch tooke out
the Pepper and turned off the Mayflowers long boat againe,
and would not suffer her to receive any more pepper or other goods from shore but
wholly prohibited and disppointed her therein, and soe overthrew her
voyage, to the greate dammage of the said English companye, and saith
that the said Captain Curtis upon the said first interruption and
seizure of her Pepper went aboard the said commander Balthazar Bort (as
the said letters perport) and expostulated the matter with him and
demanded the Pepper againe, but was denied and sent away without
any redresse, and that ?this deponent hee and William Smith and John
Sledd two of the companies factors made a Protest against the said actions
of the dutch and sent home a copie thereof to London under a notaries
hand and with their names thereto, which copie this deponent
hath seane and beleeveth the names of the said parties
subscribed to the originall thereof and the names subscribed to the said letters to be of their owne
hand writing, And further saith that the said shipp Mayflower
was and is of the burthen of two hundred and eightie tonnes or thereabouts
and was to have there taken in her lading of Pepper
and

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