Catalogue description Captured ship: L'Amarillis (La Marillis) of Bordeaux (master Jean Baptiste Vistorte or...
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Reference: | HCA 32/97/11 |
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Description: |
Captured ship: L'Amarillis (La Marillis) of Bordeaux (master Jean Baptiste Vistorte or Bistorte). History: a French merchant ship (120 tons, 17 men) bound from Cayenne and Martinique to Bordeaux, laden with coffee, cocoa, sugar, roucou [dyewood], French silver coin, old plate, indigo and linens; taken on 2/13 June 1744 by the privateer King William (Thomas Cornish commanding) and brought into Falmouth. Documents:- Court Papers:
Ship's papers: numbered [SP 1-SP 38]. [Decision: condemned as prize, 2 August 1744] |
Note: | Extra information from HCA 30/775/4 |
Date: | 1744 |
Related material: |
See also IND 1/9023, f2v |
Held by: | The National Archives, Kew |
Legal status: | Public Record(s) |
Language: | Miscellaneous |
Closure status: | Open Document, Open Description |
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