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Captured ship: St Antoine otherwise St Antoine de L'Invisible, S Antonio della Invisible...
Catalogue reference: HCA 32/94/10
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HCA 32/94/10
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1744
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Captured ship: St Antoine otherwise St Antoine de L'Invisible, S Antonio della Invisible (master Jean Jacques Olive).
History: a French merchant ship (150 tons, 5 guns, 14 men) in the Levant trade, bound from Seida or Damietta to Marseilles, laden with rice, sal ammoniac, wax and galls; taken between Malta and Pantelleria on 25 June 1744, by the privateer Diamond (Daniel Goatley commanding), and brought into Leghorn [Livorno].
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Court Papers:
- [CP 1-CP 2]: examinations taken at Leghorn, in Italian;
- [CP 3-CP 4]: translations of the 2 ship's papers and the examinations;
- [CP 5]: allegation.
Ship's Papers: numbered SP 1-SP 2.
[Decision: condemned as prize, 7 September 1744]
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Note (Additional information about the record)
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Extra information from HCA 30/775/4
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See also IND 1/9023, f3
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- The National Archives, Kew
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HCA 32
High Court of Admiralty: Prize Court: Prize Papers
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