Public Advertiser, Wednesday, July 10, 1776

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London [July 10].

All the Ships at Barbadoes, homeward bound, wait there for the Arrival of Men of War from England to convoy them home, they not daring to stir on account of the Multiplicity of American Privateers.

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1776 July 10

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Volume 6

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Public Advertiser (London)

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

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