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Transcription

produced, did presume them to be true, And said that the [?very]
firmes of them were like the other firmes of his Majestie Royall
schedules, being by them compared together.

To the 14th and 15th hee saith that the said five Spaniards
did further averr to this deponent that the said Governour [?Barvrel]
not finding thereof sufficient to make the said license false, nor any
iust cause to give an Individuall sentense to condemne the said Jackets
shipp and goods, did by an Interlocutorie decree cause all the Negroes
and goods to be sold, and the proceeds to be applied to the costs and
treasurie of the king of Spaine there, and ordered the said Captaine
Jacket to be carried to the prison of the C[?onturfXXX] in
Sevill.

To the 16th article hee saith that the said Captaine Jacket finding
himselfe prisoner, and to be carried away per forse, procured
an Authantique testimony from the Secretary of the cargo, of the
whole processe or suite against him, the said shipp and goods
at New Barcellona, which this deponent hath seen and
exáctly exámined with the foresaid Simon Lopez, Roderigo da
Padilla, don diego da [?Rirves], Alforez Siphonter and Alonso
Perez, who testified upon their severall oathes in the yeere 1651,
before a Jury in the Admiraltie Court in Southwarke (this
deponent being their interpreter) where they
were two severall dayes examined) and did all unanimously declare
that they were ey witnesses in Barcellona at the [XXXXX]
passages mentioned in the testimony of the said precontest, and did
testifie the particulars sufferinge of the said Captaine Jacket
and of the depriving him of the said shipp, pink, Negroes and
goods, after they had approved and allowed his license, admitted
him free traffique, and accepted the Captaine for his Negro's
And did alsoe testifie that the said shipp and Pink were made
use of for the king of Spaines service, and that the said Negro's
and goods were all sold, and the proceede of them applied
to the king of Spaines treasurie there, and that the said Jacket
was sent for Spaine prisoner in chaines. All which this deponent
verily beleeveth to be true having seene and understood the severall
passages in the [?certife] and testimony of the said precontest had at
Barcellona, and having compared and examined the particulars
with the said relations and averments of the said five Spaniards,
who did before the said Jury upon their oathes and at many other
times to this deponent affirme the truth of the effect of all
the particular of this and the former articles touching the passages at
New Barcellona, and otherwise
hee referreth himselfe to his foregoeing deposition,

To the 17th hee beleeveth that the shipp the Mayflower was of the
burthen of foure hundred tonnes or thereabouts, and that at the
time of her seizure shee might be worth five thousand pounds
or thereabouts, and the Pinke with her tackle and furniture
worth