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Transcription

of the said place imprisoned the arlate ffrancis Hurdidge
master of the said shipp and did send the said
shipp to sea for a man of warr in service of the
king of Portugall, and that she remained in that
service or ymployment about fower months, All
the passages by him predisposed of he saith he very well know
being a board her all the time. And further he cannot depose

To the third article he deposeth and saith that the arlate Governour
of Angola did promise to pay out the arlate Captaine
Hurdidge six hundred millrees per month for every
month that the said shipp the Mary and John should [?be]
out upon the service of his master the King of
Portugall, And the said Governour of Angola did
not performe his promise to the said hurdidge, for that
the said our did pay the said hurdidge for a good
part of what was due for the said shipps service, in
Salt which he forced the said hurdidge to take, and
he saith that the said Captaine and Owners were
great loosers thereby And further he cannot depose

To the fourth and fifth articles of the said allegation hee
deposeth and saith that the said shipp the Mary and John
did by the command of the said our of Angola
returne from her said fower month voyage into
Angola laden with salt, and that there were about twenty
days spent over and above the said 4 months before she
was unladen of the said salt, and that there is due
and ought to bee paid about 400 Millrees for the days
she spent in discharging of the said salt, and that the
said our would not and nor did allowe any thing for
the said days, And he alsoe deposeth and saith that the
shipp during the was in the said 4 months service under
the king of Portugall had runn upon the rocks and
split the sterne post of the said shipp and broke of the
Irons from the post and the rudder of the said shipp, and
that she was twenty days in repayring, and that there
is due and ought to be payd 400 Millrees for the said
20ty days spent in repayring her, And that the said
Captaine Hudidge was at great chardges in repayring of
the said shipp, Ironworke being very deere, but
to what certaine sum he saith he knoweth not, And
further he cannot depose.

To the sixth article he deposeth that the arlate hurdidge and the
Owners of the said shipps were dammifyed 200 Millries at cost as he
coneiveth by the said our imprisoning of him the said
hurdidge, And he saith that the said Governour commenced a suite
against the said Hurdidge, and that thereupon the said Hurdidge was
forced to stay on shoare with servants to look after and
defend himself in the said suite, but what it cost him therein he
saith he knoweth not And otherwise he cannot depose.

To the seventh article of the said allegation he deposeth and
saith that the said shipp the Mary and John being discharged
from the service of the king of Portugall did in or about the
months of September and October 1650 at Angola take on
board by order of the said our and officers of the king
of