The Scots Magazine, 42±ÇSands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1780 |
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... difcoveries , arrive in Orkney . 549- 30. Privateers prohibited from taking their prizes into Portugal . 544 . Sept. 1. The British parliament diffolved , and another called . 495 . Henry 1780 . Sept. 3. Henry Laurens , late Prefident of.
... difcoveries , arrive in Orkney . 549- 30. Privateers prohibited from taking their prizes into Portugal . 544 . Sept. 1. The British parliament diffolved , and another called . 495 . Henry 1780 . Sept. 3. Henry Laurens , late Prefident of.
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... privateer of Salem , of 14 guns and 90 men ; and the Patagon , a Spanish packet , bound from the island of Teneriff ... privateers ; the former a fhip of 20 guns , nine and fix pounders , and 120 men , commanded by John Manley ; the ...
... privateer of Salem , of 14 guns and 90 men ; and the Patagon , a Spanish packet , bound from the island of Teneriff ... privateers ; the former a fhip of 20 guns , nine and fix pounders , and 120 men , commanded by John Manley ; the ...
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... privateering , that is , by fingle hips , without any restriction in point of force . " M. - The history of a French Loufe ; or , The spy of a new fpecies , in France and Eng- land ; containing a defeription of the most remarkable ...
... privateering , that is , by fingle hips , without any restriction in point of force . " M. - The history of a French Loufe ; or , The spy of a new fpecies , in France and Eng- land ; containing a defeription of the most remarkable ...
99 ÆäÀÌÁö
... privateers brought into Fal mouth a Spanish fhip bound from Lima , valued at upwards of a million and a half . -- In the Gazette of Feb. 26. there is a lift of captures and recaptures made by the fquadron under the command of Vice- Adm ...
... privateers brought into Fal mouth a Spanish fhip bound from Lima , valued at upwards of a million and a half . -- In the Gazette of Feb. 26. there is a lift of captures and recaptures made by the fquadron under the command of Vice- Adm ...
160 ÆäÀÌÁö
... privateer , who having loft fome of his people , gained fome information of their fate from a mufic girl , and had fpirit enough to board the fhip , and fearch her . The poor wretches were all chain- ed down in the hold , and , but for ...
... privateer , who having loft fome of his people , gained fome information of their fate from a mufic girl , and had fpirit enough to board the fhip , and fearch her . The poor wretches were all chain- ed down in the hold , and , but for ...
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