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he this Rendent should now say or declare upon his oath contrary to what he
hath formerly sworne, or that he should say and declare upon 2nd oath
that he had [?] certaine knowledge of the things or matter which he had
formerly deposed to, or to any such effect. And otherwise he cannot depose .

To the fifth Interrie This Rendent saith that he doth not knowe
the partie interrate hereafter following that is to say, Peter fferreth[?] diego
[?], William de Laudemare[?] Claude de Laudemare[?], Peter Clemont
John Manier, Manuel Dickson[?] ffrancisce[?] Botesche[?] [?], Thomas
[?] de Silvera, the widdow and [?] of Edward [?] Picanor
any of them, Blathazar[?] [?] [?], Marris de Sylva
[?] Smith, Silvia del Monte Jorgo Tomes de Alemo, Petrius Bronse
Antonio Correa Bravo, Michael [?] Bravo, Jeromino de ffonsoca[?]
Pina, Nicholasa Congnard. Michael Casony, Lourengo Pestana Martine
John Rolle, Mannel de Costa, George Sera Pinsol, Howard de Silva
Manuel Rogrigues, Andrew de Cassores[?], Edward Narrs, Jaques de
four, domingo Lopez de Silvara, John Arson Gregoriodias. Jaque Lannard
Simon Rodriques Chaves Laurengo Pestama Marinte Diego Lopez
Torres, [?] de pas pinto, Policapo de Olivera, ffernando Rodrigues
pensa, Dias de mequinta, ffrancys [?] nor any of them. but
saith he knoweth one of the parties interrate, that is to say, Jeromimo de
Gassones, and hath knowne him since the moneth of december last past
1652 and noe longer, and saith he saw him att Lisbone when the shipp
the Water Unicorne was last there, And saith the sayd Jeromimo de
Casseres[?] is by comon repute a portuguese and a supjects of the King
of Portugall, and is an Inhabitant of Lisbourne And this
Rendent did never heare that he hath at any tyme inhabited att or in
any other place but Lisborne. And otherwise cannot depose.
[?] [?]

[?] before the judges in Court.

The 24th day of October 1653.
Examined upon the sayy allegation

5 Richard Moore of Wapping in the County of midds[?]
mariner, masters mate of the Kentish frigott, 47
years of age or thereabouts a witnes sworne and
examined deposeth and saith as followeth. [?]

To the first Article of the sayd allegation This deponent saith and deposeth
that it is notorious as he believeth, That this Commonwealth of
England by the [?] miscarriages and iregular proceedings of
the ffrench King and also of the states of the united provinces and
of their respective subjects hath [?] [?] and damage to a [?]
great value, and that there are universall reprizalls granted
against the ffrench and dutch nations for reperation and satisfaction for the sayd damages, and that for that purpose All shipps of war
in the [?] servannt of this commonwealth are authorized and empowered
to take and seize all shipps and goods at sea beloning to the sayd
ffrench or to the States of the united provinces or to their respective
subjects. And otherwwise he cannot depose