French Privateer Le Frere Aime Captured to Yarmouth
London reports the French privateer Le Frere Aime of Boulogne, commanded by Claude Palette, captured by HMS Dispatch and brought to Yarmouth with a Letter of Marque. Proclamations on arms cessation noted as three days after the April 19 deadline. Updates include captains, ships, and stock prices amid naval activity and a fatal apoplexy in London.
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