Ship chases Captain Kerr in mid Atlantic then vanishes
Captain Kerr of the Prince Frederick reports sighting a pursuing ship near 6 Degrees North in mid July. The pursuer hoisted a black flag but windward sailing kept Kerr ahead. the stranger kept within sight for nine days before fading with a brisk gale.
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Newspaper Notice From Dublin 1724 Printing House
The piece announces a biweekly paper printed Tuesdays and Saturdays from Dublin. Subscriptions cost ten shillings per year with delivery to subscribers, and late packets incur a postscript note. Advertisements are accepted at reasonable rates.
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