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out of this deponents chest and saws that the masters chest
other of the companies & boxes were broken open and all writing
& [?xxx] bills of exchange taken out of them and kept & detyend? from them by the sayd
?Nygarts & Drewer & the souldiers and mariners that accompanyes
them & made the sayd seizure who still keepe and detyne? them, and
the sayd Nigarts & Drewer & Company did alsoe take away and
keepe the cloathes of their deponent and of the master and others the sayd shipps company
and a case of strong waters of this deponents. & did imbezell? the
breads and other provisions of the sayd ship And further to the
arle he cannot depose.
To the 4th and 5th arles of the sayd allegation hee saith that hee the
deponent saw ethe masters mate of the sayd shipp the Redd Rose a
prisoner under guard of the sayd Nigarts & Drewer souldiers at delfe
Isle? and sawe the sayd shipp the Red Rose at anchor there [?xxxxxxx]
Carpenters mate of heer? did observe
after hee thir deponent of
the sayd Lemmon the Master & otherr? of her company were permitted
to come on board her) that whereas the sayd ship was before the
sayd seizure a strong light and stanch? ship shee was by the sayd
Nigarts & Drewer and their Company in the [?xxxx xxx] had her?
in their possession soe hurt and damnified? in her hull and other
wayes that shee became very leakie in soe much that her company
after the sayd damage received? were forced to pumpe her
continually to preserve her from sinking, And by [?xxxxx]
their deponent went? Carpenters mate & pylott in her the whole voyage and
sawe the enladeing of her sayd ladeing of salt, hee knoweth that
he sayd salt was much damnified by the leakinesse of the sayd ship
which leakinesse as hee hath credibly heard by [?lxxx] [?Cxxxxx]
William Howe & others who were aboard he sayd ship at her [?stixxxx]
& when he sayd Nygarts & Drewer brought her to an Anchor at [?xxxx]
Isle saye and affirme) was occasioned by wason? the sayd Nygarts
and drewer brough her onground ther? & seates? her upon her [?xxxx]