Our Navy And the Barbary Corsairs
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She was undoubtedly the property of the pasha. The prize had a crew of eighty men. Lieutenant Stewart sent her to Syracuse, and the commodore took her into the service April 17. He says in his journal: "I have named her the Scourge. She mounts sixteen six-pounders and is a good cruiser." Pie gave the command of her to Lieutenant Dent, at that time acting captain of the Constitution. 2 The commodore sailed from Syracuse March 21, and arrived off Tripoli on the 26th. He had letters for the French... consul, M. Beaussier, which Mr. Liv- ingston, the United States minister to France, had received from Talleyrand by order of Bonaparte. He delivered them the next day through Midshipman Izard, who went ashore with a flag. Izard was allowed to see Captain Bainbridge, to whom Preble obtained permission to send supplies by neutral vessels, but not in boats of the squadron. Bainbridge advised Preble to be on the lookout for Tripolitan vessels which might attempt to enter Syracuse harbor in disguise.
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She was undoubtedly the property of the pasha. The prize had a crew of eighty men. Lieutenant Stewart sent her to Syracuse, and the commodore took her into the service April 17. He says in his journal: "I have named her the Scourge. She mounts sixteen six-pounders and is a good cruiser." Pie gave the command of her to Lieutenant Dent, at that time acting captain of the Constitution. 2 The commodore sailed from Syracuse March 21, and arrived off Tripoli on the 26th. He had letters for the French... consul, M. Beaussier, which Mr. Liv- ingston, the United States minister to France, had received from Talleyrand by order of Bonaparte. He delivered them the next day through Midshipman Izard, who went ashore with a flag. Izard was allowed to see Captain Bainbridge, to whom Preble obtained permission to send supplies by neutral vessels, but not in boats of the squadron. Bainbridge advised Preble to be on the lookout for Tripolitan vessels which might attempt to enter Syracuse harbor in disguise.
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