"Armed Ships Taken Into His Majesty's Service by the Board of Ordnance to Transport Stores and Men to America & the West Indies." September 19, 1776

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	Guns	Sailors	Recruits
The Lord Townshend is ready & therefore proposed for Halifax	20—9 Pdrs 6—6 Pdrs 12 Swivels	78	60.
The Lord Amherst for Jamaica & PensaCola	20—9 Poundrs 6—6 Poundrs 12 Swivels	78	60.
The Unity for Antigua	2—9 Poundrs 14—6 Poundrs 10 Swivels	48	60.
The Richmond for the Ceded Islands	2—9 Poundrs 10—6 Poundrs 8 Swivels	36	40.

NB ー The Two first Ships can take many more Recruits if Necessary: The above Numbers are what Lord Amherst thinks may be ready.

John Beddington

Office of Ordnance 19 Septr 1776.

1. PRO, Colonial Office, 5/162, 649.

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1776 September 19

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Boddington, John

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

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