Cruise of the Us Brig Argus in 1813 Journal of Surgeon James Inderwick
Cruise of the Us Brig Argus in 1813 Journal of Surgeon James Inderwick
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8 The Susannah, Captain Porrett, from Madeira to London. She arrived at Penzance on July 25th. Bell s Weekly Messenger, 1813, p. 247; London Times, August 26, 1813.
T The Matilda.
8 Gold ship.
9 Ostend, in Belgium.
10 The Richard, of Whitby, Capt. Biggs or Briggs, from Gibraltar to Portsmouth.
CRUISE OF THE U. S. BRIG ARGUS IN 1813 17 4PM the Brig continues the chase bearing the same as before She rather free we close to the Wind Speed 9 knots lost her at dark. 11 July 31 st Saturday at se...a Brought too a large Ship this morning, which proved to be a Danish Merchantman, sailing under license from Norway bound to Limerick, laden with Timber. She had been spoken in the N[orth] Sea by the Pelican Sloop, and on the Coast by a Brittish Frigate.
August 1 st Sunday at sea off the Shannon Made the land to day the first light House on Loop Head 12 on the N[orthj of the Entrance of the Shannon. Stood into the Shannon about 9 or 10 miles- Brought too a brig called the Fowey 13 from Limirick to Ports mouth with Pork for Government Burnt her remained in the river under easy sail until she had burned to the water s edge & had nearly grounded among the breakers on the N[orth] side The Shore lined with inhabitants - Towards evening stood out to Sea.
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255.
8 The Susannah, Captain Porrett, from Madeira to London. She arrived at Penzance on July 25th. Bell s Weekly Messenger, 1813, p. 247; London Times, August 26, 1813.
T The Matilda.
8 Gold ship.
9 Ostend, in Belgium.
10 The Richard, of Whitby, Capt. Biggs or Briggs, from Gibraltar to Portsmouth.
CRUISE OF THE U. S. BRIG ARGUS IN 1813 17 4PM the Brig continues the chase bearing the same as before She rather free we close to the Wind Speed 9 knots lost her at dark. 11 July 31 st Saturday at se...a Brought too a large Ship this morning, which proved to be a Danish Merchantman, sailing under license from Norway bound to Limerick, laden with Timber. She had been spoken in the N[orth] Sea by the Pelican Sloop, and on the Coast by a Brittish Frigate.
August 1 st Sunday at sea off the Shannon Made the land to day the first light House on Loop Head 12 on the N[orthj of the Entrance of the Shannon. Stood into the Shannon about 9 or 10 miles- Brought too a brig called the Fowey 13 from Limirick to Ports mouth with Pork for Government Burnt her remained in the river under easy sail until she had burned to the water s edge & had nearly grounded among the breakers on the N[orth] side The Shore lined with inhabitants - Towards evening stood out to Sea.
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