called a Pintle being other part of the Navel Stores of his said
Majesty and did put the same down in the Dock till
Evening-That Joseph Bell< no role > now present was privy to this
last mentioned felony and did look out or Watch whilst he
this Informant and the said Thomas Little< no role > page didknock
Draw outthetwo Nails in order to Loosen the said Pintleand take Down the said Pintle as aforesaid
saith that between Eight and Nine o'Clockofin the Evening of
the same Day he this Informant and the said Thomas
Little< no role > page did take away the said piece of Metal out of the
said Dock and carried the same to the House of the said Jane
Warwick< no role > shall at Blackwall aforesaid (with the help of her Boat) who did receive the
said piece of Metal knowing the same to have been Stolen
as aforesaid and did pay to him this Informant and the said
Thomas Little< no role > page the Sum of one pound and Six Shillings for
the said Piece of Metal lastly saith that the Piece of
Metal or Pintle now produced is the last mentioned
Piece of Metal that he this Informant and the said Thomas
Little< no role > page did steal and sell to the said Jane Warwick shall
on Sundaylast as aforesaid

John Stannard< no role >

Taken and Sworn the
day and year first
above written before us}

Wm: Quarrill< no role >
John Staples< no role >