The London Chronicle, Tuesday, February 24, to Thursday, February 26, 1778

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Thursday, Feb. 26. London.

The Eagle,¹ Morgan, from Yarmouth to Genoa and Leghorn, was taken the 30th of Dec. by two American privateers,² one of 32 guns, and the other of 20, but by stress of weather and a dark night, the Captain left them and is got safe into port.

1. Brig, J. Morgan, master, 120 tons, built in 1767, repairs in 1775 and 1777, Manning, owner. Lloyd's Register of Ships, 1777-1778.

2. Possibly Continental Navy frigate Raleigh and ship Alfred.

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1778 February 26

Volume

Volume 11

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London Chronicle

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European Theatre from January 1, 1778 to March 31, 1778

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