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Number not used; see HCA 42/554/10A and HCA 42/554/10B
Catalogue reference: HCA 42/554/10
Number not used; see HCA 42/554/10A and HCA 42/554/10B
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Catalogue reference: HCA 42/26/9
This record is about the Appeal from the High Court of Admiralty. Captured ship: St Charles , otherwise St... dating from 1744 in the series High Court of Appeals for Prizes: Papers. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Appeal from the High Court of Admiralty.
Captured ship: St Charles, otherwise St Charle or La Fortune (master Charles Olivier).
History: a French vessel, [bound from Turkey to Messina, laden with cotton, silk, hair and olive oil; taken as a joint capture by the English privateers or merchant ships Dursley Galley (Edward Campion commanding), Bacchus (Robert Taverner commanding), and Imperial Anne (Richard Harman commanding), and brought into Leghorn: see the nine examinations in HCA 13/90 (indexed under S)]; taken again on 27 April 1744, while lying at quarantine in Leghorn Roads, by HMS Revenge (George Berkeley commanding).
Documents:- appeal papers: whether droits or perquisites of the Admiralty
Examinations in HCA 32/103/16 HCA 13/90
Original cause papers
HCA 42
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Appeal from the High Court of Admiralty. Captured ship: St Charles , otherwise St...
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