London Chronicle, Tuesday, July 2 to Thursday, July 4, 1776

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London [July 4].

Yesterday was launched at Blackwell dock-yard, the Swiftsure, a curious bomb man of war, on a new construction, going in his Majesty's servi[c]e to America, with two bomb beds, mounts 40 guns, and carries 240 men.

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Date

1776 July 4

Volume

Volume 6

Places

London

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London Chronicle

Series

European Theatre from May 26, 1776, to October 5, 1776

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