Public Advertiser, Thursday, January 18, 1776

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London [January 18].

The Ship called the Washington (after General Washington) taken by one of his Majesty's Ships from the Provincials, with 70 Men and 17 Guns on board, is arrived in the Downs, and Notice of her received at the Admiralty.¹

1. An erroneous report; the Washington was left in Boston when the British evacuated in March, 1776.

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Date

1776 January 18

Volume

Volume 3

Places

London

Ships

Washington

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Public Advertiser (London)

Series

European Theatre from November 1, 1775, to January 31, 1776

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