Providence Gazette, Saturday, April 5, 1777

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Providence, April 5.

Wednesday last [April 2] one of the gallies belonging to this State, unfortunately blew up near Bristol, by which accident eight men were killed.¹

1. Newport Gazette, April 3, attributed the galley Washington's destruction to a Captain Brady of the Royal Artillery, and placed the number killed at eighteen.

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1777 April 5

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Volume 8

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Providence

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Providence Gazette

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American Theatre from March 1, 1777, to April 30, 1777

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