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Transcription

Autunes Vian as Owners of her did at their owne cost fitt
furnish and sett out the sayd shipp to sea for a voyage from Lisbone
to Brazeele arlate and knoweth that the arlate Ciprian Pachao
went and was Master of her that voyage, and that (as hee beleeveth
by the appointment of the sayd Gonsalvo Brito and Autunes Vian
This hee deposeth for that the same voyage hee went Master of the
Nostra Seniora da Rosario Saint Gonsalvo in Company with the ffortune
aforesayd and other shipps to the Brazeele and came back thence in
Company of her and other shipps And further to those articles hee
cannot depose/

To the 3 article of the sayd allegation hee saith that by reason hee this
this (sic) deponent went to Brazeele in Company of the ffortune hee
knoweth shee was a shipp of betwixt sixty and seaventy tonne
and carried five peece of Ordnance and two [?morderes] or thereabouts
And saith the sayd shipp fortune (this deponent goeing for Brazeele
in Company with her as aforesayd) sett sayle from Lisbone towards
Bahia arlate in the moneth of december 1656 and hee this
deponent arrived in Company of the ffortune on the Coast of Brazeele
neere ffarnambuck and the ffortune proceeded
on to Bahia which is about a hundred leagues further whether hee
beleeveth shee alsoe arrived in the same moneth of March And further
to this article hee cannot depose/

To the 4th article of the sayd alleagtion hee saith That hee hath knowne
the sayd Gonsalvo Britto from the sayd Britto his youth and saith
both the sayd Britto and Vian were borne in Viana in Portugall
and have both lived in Lisbone seaven or eight yeares
hee having bin an Inhabitant of Viana and Lisbone and knowne
them living in both places and saith they are both of them subiects of
the King of Portugall both by birth and habitation and for
such comonly reputed./

To the 5th hee saith that the ffortune having taken in her ladeing
of sugars and other goods (which ladeing hee is well assured though hee
were not present to see them laden, were and must needes bee laden by
subiects of the King of Portugall for that none but the King of Portu=
galls subiects live thereabout) sett sayle thence and came from
Brazeele in Company of this deponents sayd shipp the Nostra Seniora
da Rosario Saint Gonsalvo aforesayd and other Portugall shipps who trade
to Brazeele and came thence in a fleete togeather and in her course for
Lisbone the sayd shipp ffortune was in the moneth of November 1657
sett upon and surprized by some shipps whose Companyes were
dutchmen subiects of the States of the United Provinces who seized
the sayd shipp ffortune and her ladeing and carried her into Plymouth
arlate