Dutch Warships Ordered Out of Our Bay in 24 Hours
News from the era reports that Dutch men of war, noted as Wittenhorst, Elias, and Ymans, were ordered by the King’s governor to depart the Bay within 24 hours. They sailed the next day toward La Rotta, awaiting four merchant ships to escort them to Texel, amid broader European moves following the Hanover Treaty.
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