The Spanish Official Account of the Attack On the Colony of Georgia in America
The Spanish Official Account of the Attack On the Colony of Georgia in America
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, 5, 6, and 7 fathoms will be found, deepening until a line north and south through the fort of the strangers is crossed, where 14 fathoms will be obtained, shallowing as shown on the chart. 17. Having taken the position mentioned with his squad- ron, if the foreigners open fire on him with their artillery, he will return it, as will also all the boats under his com- mand, signal having been previously made to form in line and to fire on the enemy in the aforesaid case. But if they do not open ...fire upon his ships, he will in no wise fire him- ATTACK ON THE COLONY OF GEORGIA 43 self, but will merely order his vessels to anchor in good or- der in the part marked thus Y, provided that if he should be compelled to fire against the hostile fort, he will endeavor to dismount and disable its guns. He will direct that in going about, so as to use both broadsides, all vessels must have their launches and boats ahead by the hawse, to pre- vent drifting with the current, in order that they may with the greatest promptitude forge ahead or in any other direc- tion which may appear to him suitable.
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, 5, 6, and 7 fathoms will be found, deepening until a line north and south through the fort of the strangers is crossed, where 14 fathoms will be obtained, shallowing as shown on the chart. 17. Having taken the position mentioned with his squad- ron, if the foreigners open fire on him with their artillery, he will return it, as will also all the boats under his com- mand, signal having been previously made to form in line and to fire on the enemy in the aforesaid case. But if they do not open ...fire upon his ships, he will in no wise fire him- ATTACK ON THE COLONY OF GEORGIA 43 self, but will merely order his vessels to anchor in good or- der in the part marked thus Y, provided that if he should be compelled to fire against the hostile fort, he will endeavor to dismount and disable its guns. He will direct that in going about, so as to use both broadsides, all vessels must have their launches and boats ahead by the hawse, to pre- vent drifting with the current, in order that they may with the greatest promptitude forge ahead or in any other direc- tion which may appear to him suitable.
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