Journal of H.M. Sloop Druid, Lieutenant John Bourchier, September 16, 1777

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Septembr 1777
Tuesday 16th

Scilly No 76 .. 53Et 226 Lgs
Calm At 4 PM By an Order from The Honbl Captain Wm Clement Finch of His Majesty's Ship Camel Fired Twenty mineut Guns in Memory of Peter Carteret Esqr Late Commander 56 S[ai]l in Company —

1. PRO, Admiralty 51/277.

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Date

1777 September 16

Author

Bourchier, John

Volume

Volume 9

Ships

Series

American Theatre from August 1, 1777, to September 30, 1777

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