Naval Action Near the Hague Impresses Many Observers
A detailed report from the Hague describes a naval engagement on the 24th between the English frigates Felicite and Richmond and a French vessel near Freehead. Captain Dennel died bravely, the French ship burned, and the English commander Elphinston earned praise for steadfast seamanship amid neutral territory tensions.
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