Restoring retaken ships under British rule in America
The document outlines that ships or goods retaken from rebel inhabitants and proven in Admiralty or Vice Admiralty courts in America or the West Indies must be restored to British or Irish owners. They pay an eighteenth part of value to salvors or secure salvage, with appraisers named or court-appointed, and no sale for salvage except with owner consent. If no claim, a proportion of cargo may be sold to cover costs, and any surplus stored for owners on claim. If cargo is perishing, it may be sold for the benefit of interested parties.
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Symond’s Inn
Chancery-lane
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Preliminaries in Spain Portugal Signed and Unrest Grows
The report notes Spain and Portugal signed preliminaries and orders were sent to America to suspend hostilities, leaving things as found. Concern rises over the Amphitrite frigate missing since late January after leaving Havre-de-Grace, and the King nears recovery from a self inflicted hunting wound.
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Portugal
America
Amphitrite
Havre-de-Grace
Burgoyne's Arrival Report Reaches Cork From Quebec
A Bristol dispatch dated July reports Gen. Burgoyne has seized command on the Apollo frigate and moved toward Trois Rivieres, with General Carleton at Quebec in a small garrison. Snow remains on the ground as of June 15, troops begin to move, and a Quebec-to-Cork courier arrives June 4. The account denies reports from London and Howe's dispatches about those events.
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Quebec
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Quebéc
Shaw
Royal death alarm spurs royal messengers to Rome
In London a report from Argyle street states Duke of Gloucester lies near death. King orders Mr Adair and Dr Jebb to depart for Rome that night to aid the ailing prince. Admiralty and courts receive varied dispatches on privateering profits and parliamentary matters.
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Davis
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