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Domestic News August 28, 1804

The New Hampshire Gazette

Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire

What is this article about?

Ship Little Cornelia, Capt. Harrison, arrived at Wallabout from France after being recaptured from British prize crew on August 8. The American crew secured arms and subdued captors without injury, bringing the vessel to New-London before proceeding.

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NEW-YORK, August 21.

Yesterday Arrived at the Wallabout, Ship Little Cornelia, Capt. Harrison, from France.--The Little Cornelia, was captured off the Hook some time since by the Leander, and sent for Halifax; but Capt. Harrison, mate and cook, (who were left on board) boldly retook the Ship on the 8th instant and carried her to New-London. There were eleven Englishmen on board, including two officers. The means used in retaking the ship were to privately secure the fire arms and cutlasses of the captors, and drive them below, which was effected without injuring any person on board.

The Little Cornelia, has brandy &c. to John Juhel (owner.)

What sub-type of article is it?

Shipping Arrival Departure Military

What keywords are associated?

Ship Little Cornelia Recapture Capt Harrison British Leander Wallabout Arrival

What entities or persons were involved?

Capt. Harrison John Juhel

Where did it happen?

New York

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

New York

Event Date

August 21

Key Persons

Capt. Harrison John Juhel

Outcome

retook the ship without injuring any person on board.

Event Details

Ship Little Cornelia captured off the Hook by the Leander and sent for Halifax, but Capt. Harrison, mate and cook retook it on the 8th instant by securing firearms and cutlasses and driving captors below, then carried to New-London. Eleven Englishmen including two officers on board. Carries brandy &c. for owner John Juhel.

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