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British Prizes June 1777 |
Name of Vessel:
Sally
Master of Vessel:
P. Bulkley
Rig of Vessel:
Sloop
Date of Capture:
16 June 1777
Place of Capture:
In Sakonnet Passage, Rhode Island
Captor:
HMS Chatham [tender]
Home Port:
From What Port:
Connecticut
To What Port:
Newport, Rhode Island
Cargo:
Corn, bread
Tonnage:
Battery:
Crew:
Owners:
P. Bulkley
Prize master:
Prize crew:
Ordered Into:
Rhode Island
Into What Port:
Rhode Island
Date Arrived:
Date Tried:
Date Sold:
Action:
No
Recaptured:
No
Comments: Sloop Sally (P. Bulkley; also owner of the sloop) was bound from Connecticut to Newport, Rhode Island on 16 June 1777 with a cargo of corn and biscuit (bread). She was captured in Sakonnet Passage, Rhode Island by a tender to HMS Chatham and sent into Rhode Island.
[“The following is a List of Vessels seized as Prizes, and of Recaptures made, by the American Squadron, between the 27th of May and 24th of October, 1777, according to the Returns received by Vice Admiral Lord Viscount Howe,” in The London Chronicle, Tuesday, December 2, to Saturday, December 6, 1777]