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Richmond, Williamsburg, Richmond County, Virginia
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The sloop Endeavour, under Master Amos Wadland from New-England, was captured on January 14 near Cormichel and Turneff Keys by 30 Spaniards in three periaguas and taken to Monteague. The crew was detained several days, given canoes, endured 10 days of distress without shelter, then rescued by Capt. Gardner and returned to New-England. Spaniards seized the ship and cargo without trial, claiming it was destined for the Bay of Honduras.
Merged-components note: Merged as continuation of the Endeavour Sloop story across pages; relabeled the second part from foreign_news to domestic_news as it concerns colonial trade issues in New-England and interactions with Spanish forces in the Americas.
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Cormichel And Turneff Keys
Event Date
14th Of January Last
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ship and cargo seized by spaniards without trial; crew detained several days, endured 10 days of distress without shelter, then rescued and returned to new-england.
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The Endeavour Sloop from New-England was captured near Cormichel and Turneff Keys by 30 Spaniards in 3 Periaugers and carried to Monteague. Crew detained several days, given their Moes., remained in great distress for 10 days without shelter, then boarded Capt. Gardner's vessel and returned to New-England. Spaniards claimed the ship was designed for the Bay of Honduras, deeming the intent criminal despite no arrival or trade there.