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Domestic News March 29, 1813

Virginia Argus

Richmond, Virginia

What is this article about?

Report on British naval admirals stationed locally and the arrival of ships including Admiral Sir John B. Warren in Lynhaven Bay on Monday afternoon; Mr. Swertchkoff to visit the admiral before proceeding to Baltimore.

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The Admirals on this station are, Admiral Sir John B. Warren, of the Blue: Rear Admiral Lord A. Beauclerc, of the White; Rear-Admiral Cockburn, of the Blue. An Admiral carries his flag at the Main, a Vice-Admiral at the Fore, and a Rear Admiral at the Mizen top gallant mast heads.

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On Monday afternoon two line of battle ships and a frigate came into the Capes, and anchored in Lynhaven Bay; one of the ships, we are informed, has an Admiral's blue flag at the main-top-gallant-mast head, from which we conclude that Adml. Warren has arrived We consider this as a fortunate circumstance, as Mr. Swerichkoff proceeds this day in a flag to Baltimore, & will visit the Admiral. The zeal which Mr. Swertchkoff evinces for the success of his mission is a further proof of the sincerity of his government.

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What sub-type of article is it?

Arrival Departure Military Shipping

What keywords are associated?

Admiral Warren Ship Arrival Lynhaven Bay Mr Swertchkoff Naval Station

What entities or persons were involved?

Admiral Sir John B. Warren Rear Admiral Lord A. Beauclerc Rear Admiral Cockburn Mr. Swerichkoff

Where did it happen?

Lynhaven Bay

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Lynhaven Bay

Event Date

Monday Afternoon

Key Persons

Admiral Sir John B. Warren Rear Admiral Lord A. Beauclerc Rear Admiral Cockburn Mr. Swerichkoff

Outcome

arrival of two line of battle ships and a frigate, including admiral warren; mr. swertchkoff to visit admiral en route to baltimore

Event Details

List of admirals on station provided. On Monday afternoon, two line of battle ships and a frigate entered the Capes and anchored in Lynhaven Bay; one ship flew an admiral's blue flag at the main-top-gallant-mast head, indicating Admiral Warren's arrival. Mr. Swerichkoff proceeds this day in a flag to Baltimore and will visit the admiral.

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