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he this Rendent should now say or declare … he this Rendent should now say or declare upon his oath contrary to what he <br />
hath formerly sworne, or that he should say and declare upon his oath<br />
that he had noe certaine knowledge of the things or matter which he had<br />
formerly deposed to, or to any such effect. And otherwise he cannot depose .
To the fifth Interrogatorie This Rendent saith that he doth not knowe <br />
the partie interrate hereafter following that is to say, Peter fferrol, diego<br />
Wetgen, William de Laudemare Claude de Laudemare, Peter Clemont<br />
John Manier, Manuel Dickson ffrancisco Botelho [?ChaXes], Thomas <br />
Botelhe de Silvera, the widdow and heyres of Edward Estevan Pira nor<br />
any of them, Balthazar Coelho Alvarez, Marras de Sylva<br />
[?Tunis] Smith, Silvio del Monte Jorgo Yomes de Alemo, Petrus Bronso <br />
Antonio Correa Bravo, Michael Gomes Bravo, Jeromino de ffonseca<br />
Pina, Nicholas Congnard. Michael Casony, Laurengo Pestana Martins<br />
John Rolls, Mannel de Costa, George Sera Pinsol, Howard de Silva<br />
Manuel Rogrigues, Andrew de Casseres, Edward Nunes, Jaques de<br />
four, domingo Lopez de Silvara, John Arson Gregoriodias. Jaque Langard<br />
Simon Rodriques Chaves Laurengo Pestama Martens Diego Lopez<br />
Torres, Henry de Pas Pinto, Policapo de Olivera, ffernando Rodrigues<br />
Pensa, Dias de [?Mesputa], ffrancys Wally nor any of them. but <br />
saith he knoweth one of the parties interrate, that is to say, Jeromimo de <br />
Casseres, and hath knowne him since the moneth of december last past<br />
1652 and noe longer, and saith he saw him att Lisbone when the shipp<br />
the ''White Unicorne'' was last there, And saith the sayd Jeromimo de<br />
Casseres is by comon repute a Portuguese and a subiect of the King <br />
of Portugall, and is an Inhabitant of Lisborne And this <br />
Rendent did never heare that he hath at any tyme inhabited att or in<br />
any other place but Lisborne. And otherwise cannot depose.
Repeated before the Judges in Court.
Claes [Xlbertsey] [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
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The 24th day of October 1653.
The Keepers et cetera against the ''Lewis''' et cetera}
Examined upon the sayy allegation
'''Rowe dt.'''
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'''Richard Moore''' of Wapping in the County of Middlesex<br />
Mariner, masters mate of the ''Kentish frigott'', 47 <br />
yeares of age or thereabouts a witnes sworne and <br />
examined deposeth and saith as followeth. videlicet
To the first Article of the sayd allegation This deponent saith and deposeth <br />
that It is notorious as he beleiveth, That this Commonwealth of <br />
England by the violences miscarriages and irregular proceedings of<br />
the ffrench King and also of the states of the united Provinces and<br />
of their respective subjects hath suffered losse and dammage to a very<br />
great value, and that there are universall reprizalls graunted <br />
against the ffrench and Dutch Nations for reperation and satisfaction<br />
for the sayd dammages, and that for that purpose All shipps of war <br />
in the immediate service of this Commonwealth are authorized and empowered <br />
to take and seize all shipps and goods at sea belonging to the sayd <br />
ffrench or to the States of the united Provinces or to their respective <br />
subjects. And otherwwise he cannot depose
Tojects. And otherwwise he cannot depose
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