Public Advertiser, Tuesday, May 20, 1777

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London.

Much to the Disappointment of the Secretary and Clerks of the Admiralty, few Letters of Marque have been applied for, notwithstanding the Merchants were in such a Hurry to have the Bill passed.

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Date

1777 May 20

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Volume 8

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London

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Public Advertiser (London)

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European Theatre from January 1, 1777, to May 31, 1777

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