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SHIPS taken from the French and Spaniards , 285 A Swedish loop from Stockholm for Dunkirk , with guns and powder , taken by the Carlisle priv . and brought into Dover . A Fr. fhip , bound to Martinico , taken by the Tufcany on her ...
SHIPS taken from the French and Spaniards , 285 A Swedish loop from Stockholm for Dunkirk , with guns and powder , taken by the Carlisle priv . and brought into Dover . A Fr. fhip , bound to Martinico , taken by the Tufcany on her ...
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Ouideaux , 12 carriage guns , 52 men , and an English pilot , for the Havannah , taken off Cape Antonio , and the Endeavour schooner Philadelphia , retaken by the Warren privateer fnow of Philadelphia , Capt , Kuttan .
Ouideaux , 12 carriage guns , 52 men , and an English pilot , for the Havannah , taken off Cape Antonio , and the Endeavour schooner Philadelphia , retaken by the Warren privateer fnow of Philadelphia , Capt , Kuttan .
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A French privateer of Bayonne , 4 carriage , 6 fwivel guns , and 57 men ; and Three Spanish barks , all taken the 4th Ult . in Lat . 44 , by the Saltafh privateer , capt . Geo . Powell , and burnt after taking out what was valuable .
A French privateer of Bayonne , 4 carriage , 6 fwivel guns , and 57 men ; and Three Spanish barks , all taken the 4th Ult . in Lat . 44 , by the Saltafh privateer , capt . Geo . Powell , and burnt after taking out what was valuable .
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