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Foreign News April 24, 1752

The Virginia Gazette

Richmond, Williamsburg, Richmond County, Virginia

What is this article about?

In Edinburgh, Daniel Lampro, commander of the Prince Charles of Lorrain, was convicted in the High Court of Admiralty for intentionally sinking his ship off Cumberland in May after selling its cargo in Cork and the Isle of Man; he was pilloried for an hour, though the capital punishment law does not apply in Scotland.

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EDINBURGH, Jan. 8. Daniel Lampro, a Native of Yorkshire, and Commander of the Prince Charles of Lorrain, was indicted before the high Court of Admiralty, and found guilty, for wilfully sinking the said Ship on the Coast of Cumberland, in May last, having first disposed of her Cargo, Part at Cork, and the rest in the Isle of Man; and stood on the Pillory for an Hour, with a Libel on his Breast setting forth his Crime, and a Halter about his Neck, denoting his Desert.----The Law, which takes this Crime capital, does not extend to Scotland.

What sub-type of article is it?

Naval Affairs

What keywords are associated?

Daniel Lampro Prince Charles Of Lorrain Ship Sinking Cumberland Coast Cargo Disposal Admiralty Court Edinburgh Trial

What entities or persons were involved?

Daniel Lampro

Where did it happen?

Edinburgh

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Edinburgh

Event Date

May Last

Key Persons

Daniel Lampro

Outcome

found guilty; stood on the pillory for an hour, with a libel on his breast setting forth his crime, and a halter about his neck, denoting his desert

Event Details

Daniel Lampro, a Native of Yorkshire, and Commander of the Prince Charles of Lorrain, was indicted before the high Court of Admiralty, and found guilty, for wilfully sinking the said Ship on the Coast of Cumberland, in May last, having first disposed of her Cargo, Part at Cork, and the rest in the Isle of Man

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